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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1912
Page
12
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An article notes various newsstands in multiple cities including New York Detroit Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Kansas City. It discusses the expected voting population and historical party vote totals with figures from 1888 to 1908 and references Bryan's presidential campaigns.
Assurances from southern state committeemen claim Roosevelt cannot win Southern electoral votes. They say Wilson will carry every Southern state and break the Roosevelt third party threat. Wilson is described as broadly popular in the South and West with prospects to win several midwest and far western states.
Idaho Senator Heyburn rails at federal architects calling the new style a straw-box school as he cites Cross and the National Museum. He urges removing such buildings at night but fails to alter bureau plans. He dismisses the monotony in the upper house while noting voter totals in presidential elections and census data.
An analysis of British and American attitudes toward Olympic competition, noting that Americans are accused of gloating when Britain falters while Britain claims Americans win with arrogance. The piece critiques insular rhetoric and praises athletes who compete with sportsmanship, calling for a balanced, graceful pursuit of victory as tensions over Berlin games rise.
The piece argues tariff legislation wasted congressional time and that both parties will use the tariff issue for campaign capital. It notes House bills were doomed in Senate, Taft would veto any conflicting tariff laws, and parties will campaign on tariff records from this session.
Fragmentary text mentions a team as a potential challenger to the Yankees and refers to nationalities and promotion of a sportsman. Details and proper names are garbled, making concrete facts or events impossible to identify.
The Wisconsin senator has yet to define a clear campaign stance this year. He condemns Taft and dislikes Roosevelt more than Taft, yet declares himself a republican and complicates support for Wilson. Analysts see him as in a bind but possessing vast resources to forge a partially self-satisfying path.
Jack Crowley, a veteran steeplejack, fell from the Alley saloon porch at 470 East Broadway while asleep, dropping over 20 feet to the bowling alleys. He suffered a severe head injury, multiple bruises, and a gash under his chin needing a dozen stitches. He was rushed to the emergency hospital.
The Boston and Montana band will perform Sunday at Moumbla gardens with an afternoon 1 30 program featuring sacred songs from Old Modern Times selections from grand opera and operatic excerpts. The evening concert begins at 6 90 with marches, overtures, operatic selections, choruses and a finale of The Star Spangled Banner.
A disjointed OCR extract reports an arrest in Lawrence involving a woman accused of robbery. It mentions intoxication, jailer’s office, a restricted district, a frisk, and a search yielding $6.30. A person named Freda Sterne is noted as charging $13.00.
Butte religious notices list multiple churches with 11 a.m. worship, 7 p.m. sessions, Sunday schools around noon, and special events. Bishop Luccock and other clergy attend public receptions and elaborate programs at First Church, Christian Church, Unity, and various Methodist and Presbyterian congregations.
Delegates are kasmicids and FE. J. afoyle from the local clerks union to gates frocation of the International theroterks association at Columbus. They returned home and report Onley Meghent convention attended by 90 delegates.
An elaborate operetta Pusiyama stars Ada Mitchell and John B Wilson with ten choristers. Presented by George Choos at the Empress Theatre during the fent week starting today matinee. Other acts include Bud and Nellie Helms and Belle and Stave with Kretore the Empresscope and Lux theatre features.
Mr and Mrs Callahan from Helena were married yesterday by Judge Conlan in the district court courtroom. Postmaster W Jtant and clerk Siphen witnessed the ceremony. The bride wore white with matching roses while Miss O'Brien held a bouquet of pink carnations. The groom is identified as Mateaman a sergeant at Fort Harrison.
Mammoth strawberries were exhibited at Tonkin's store on Main street and in Mrs Georges Ae Bowen's garden at 1004 Oregon avenue. The fruit is described as extra large and delicious this year with a strong outlook for more gardeners to raise berries in Butte.
Judge Lynch heard arguments in the Blackburn estate dispute and took the case under advisement. Mrs Hannah A Blackburn seeks removal of the administrator Charles A Blackburn in a former marriage of Dr G B Blackburn.
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