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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1912
Page
15
A digest of Frederic J. Haskin’s The American Government outlines how a bill moves through eleven stages from drafting to law. It notes daily congressional reporting helps readers grasp the process and trajectory of legislation with clear language and Senate-backed accuracy.
The Standard distributes a multi chapter work featuring Martin, a Senate minority leader and veteran, with three chapters in this installment. The piece notes the value of the chapter as a standalone read and highlights its distribution to readers.
A boy and a match started a fire that halted South Butte street car traffic for 10 minutes yesterday afternoon. The boy set a barn blaze at 421 South Arizona Street as a loose wire from Independent Telephone Company dragged a cable onto the traction line. Workers repaired the line and traffic resumed.
In San Francisco on July 24 the first Japanese Young Women's Christian Association in America begins formal opening exercises in its temporary clubhouse. The group counts 160 enrolled and was organized largely by the Japanese Christian League, which funded its founding.
For the second day running the police court devoted proceedings to gambling charges. Defense contends city authority lacks jurisdiction. Judge Booher and Assistant City Attorney Rotering dispute limits. George Long found guilty of running a gambling game and fined 200 dollars with 100 days in jail. appeal filed.
A union committee expresses deep sorrow at the death of Jonn J Quinn, praising his public service, eight hour day advocacy, and generous aid to widows and the needy. The resolution commends his honesty, devotion, and respected legacy within the community and union. Messages of sympathy are conveyed to his bereaved family.
A high standing medical institution seeks a physician to perform special work in various Montana towns. Rare opportunity for the right man. Write to P. O. Box 854 Aberdeen, D.
Ben Wilson returned from Philipsburg and Elliston via Helena and met a covered wagon with two mules on the Elliston Helena stretch. One mule somersaulted three times, then stood ready as the auto survived minor damage. The mule voiced a hearty hee haw as the driver waived damages and pledged caution next time.
President Allen notes economy tied to electing new directors as Ohio Copper shareholders push for prudent use of funds from forthcoming reforms. Mountain View mine employs about 730 workers with ore output 1,806 to 1,900 tons daily as rail haul improvements and electric motors upgrade ore transport.
A three day feature examines the high cost of living with Mr and Mrs Consumer facing food scarcity under a syndicate of Kings controlling essentials. Justice awakens, kings are tried, escape, and return to power as Uncle Sam urges voters to back presidential candidates.
John Moran a prominent cattle buyer from Wisdom Montana and longtime resident of Deer Lodge and the Big Hole country died in a Spokane hospital after two months of illness from Brights disease. Born in St Louis fifty years ago he never married and had no Montana relatives. He planned burial at Wisden with remains expected home to Butte soon.
In Devonport on July 11 a large crowd of dock workers gathered at Tower Hill after a strike meeting led by Ben Tulette. He denounced Lord Devonport, head of the port of London, and urged the men to join him in prayer, as police moved to restrain the crowd.
A Sacramento ad proclaims Mayer charges one dollar to install the best matagpring and eight fifty for watching. The note promises a one year guarantee and cites a new theater on West Park Street. In related news Charles Carwon, a Folsom convict linked to the 1904 prison break, was declared sane by the superior court on July 4 awaiting possible reprieve. If not granted, he faces execution on August 2.
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