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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1912
Page
5
A summary note on Frederic J. Haskin's The American Government describes how Congress legislates, tracing the stages from draft to final law. The chapter explains the process in plain terms and notes the accuracy is vouched for by a senator.
Minority leader Martin, a veteran in legislative battles, introduces a new chapter spread to readers of the Standard. The one chapter installment, comprising several sections, aims to outline ongoing policy considerations and party strategy.
A stall boy and a box of matches caused a 16 minute streetcar delay on South House lines as a barn burned at 421 South Arizona Street. A loosened power wire from Independent Telephone dropped a cable on a traction line. the wire was cleared with minor damage. In San Francisco the Young Women’s Charity association begins formal openings today with 1 enrolled, largely funded by the Japan League.
In a police court trial, George Long was found guilty of running a gambling game and sentenced to prison or fines. The defense contends city jurisdiction over gambling sits within three miles of the city, while the judge cites state law. Assistant City Attorney notes wide use of fines to avoid delays on appeals. Long’s case ties to a robbery charge against J D Arrum, with details of poker games and stolen money.
Resolutions at Hutte Staers Union mourn the loss of Jelae Quinn, a respected member and former legislator. The group recalls his service, generosity, and upright character, expresses sympathy to his family, and pledges to keep his memory as a guiding example in the community and union affairs.
A medical institution invites a physician to portray her special work in Memiana. This rare opportunity targets Thehr mn. Apply to Ta, box Aberdeen, 8, D.
In a rural incident near Philipsburg, Ben Wilson's auto collided with a mule drawing a wagon on a road between Eastony and Totena. The mule blocked the vehicle, but no machine parts were damaged. Both parties waived damages, and Wilson offered a future mule in exchange for the right of way and repairs in ten years.
An act titled Animated Visiang d Art appears under Sullivan Day sidine with Clever staging and costumes. The Empress theater bill features Ga Dendina in varied scenes, described as an artistic vaudeville piece praised by audiences. Midweek matinees and a Sprarinion No.12 art meeting are noted, with a note on delegates to a convention discussed at the gathering.
The Copper company outlines a plan to stabilize markets and production. President notes active participation expected in economic policy and management of the company. Supplementary data seek complete monthly mine smelter and refinery outputs to refine copper statistics and price projections.
A fragmented high cost of living feature appears through a film review discussing societal pressures and matches in relationships. The text mentions May and January events, a ceremonial gathering, and various names, but the overall focus remains on the theme of economic strain influencing personal choices and marital prospects.
John Moran cattleman long active in Bier Mole country died Saturday morning in Spokane after a two month illness. He moved to Spokane two months ago for treatment but declined further care and requested burial in Wisden. Moran, once in Deer Lodge and later in Montana, never married and had no known Montana relatives.
Striking dock workers at Devonport gather in prayer after a fatal incident at the port. Leaders condemn the violence and call for calm as authorities investigate. Union members from Lomd, Lomnbine, and nearby areas attend the vigil. Police are present to maintain order.
Sacramento California reports a death sentence amid a court proceeding against Mayer. The jury delivered the verdict. unless reprieve is granted by the governor, the death penalty will be carried out on August 2.
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