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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
2
The columns note grocery and market items, arrivals and departures, social visits, and upcoming events in Anaconda. Mentions include visits to Butte and Georgetown, a dining room girl needed at the Silver hotel, dances at Gregson Springs with a special train, and various residents traveling to Lethbridge, Portland, and Ireland. Local businesses offer services and hours, with social gatherings hosted by Mrs. Griese and others.
An old advertisement touts Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims rapid mild healing, cites physician approval, and urges readers to obtain samples and buy from local druggists.
Brussels reports show serious tension in Belgian sections as socialist anger grows after clerical election wins. At La Loviere and Mong crowds urge workers to stay peaceful while clashes in Musson kill one and injure about twenty. Socialist leaders appear to lose control in parts of Walloon provinces amid calls for vengeance.
Livingston is abuzz as Governor Norrin names James F. OConnor to fill the late Frank Henry Se judge seat in the Sixth Judicial District. OConnor, a 44 year old Iowa native, Nebraska Law School graduate, has lived in Livingston since 1904 and accepts the post. The appointment meets general approval in Park County.
The theater last evening offered Lady Audley’s Secret as the main feature, drawing praise for its vivid, realistic portrayal. The program included The Joffreyn, An Oldfield Anti War, and Berlin motor and navy maneuvers, with the illustrated song Just a Love Dream highlighted as a stand-out. A washing aid and other items were also noted in brief features.
A jumble of social notes from Anaconda detailing visitors from Butte and nearby towns. Mrs Arnesy Wardenatio and Mrs Yom Lavelle with daughter visited. George Woodworth of Wisdom transacted business. many locals stepped out for theatre, lodges, and hospital updates. Copper City clothing sale looms. church plans for state diocesan conversion advance. junior Sunday school score and local transfers recorded.
A damaged OCR fragment lists multiple names and places including St Turpin Milwaskee FE Mins, HW M Hebden, Ross ton, Tom Lavelle and daughter Butte, A T Manner and daughter Seattle, Ernest Hardcastly Butte, WG Carvey, Paul W S Bearer New York, L T Amidon Garnet, Gurry Tutte R Rhoads Seattle, Tiarmoa Butte.
In Budapest on June 6 the Hungarian parliament descended into a free for all as curses and disruptions erupted. Guards blocked approaches, police entered after a ministerial walkout, and Count Traws ordered suppression amid chaotic votes and expulsions.
In Rutland city on June 6 the state adopted a bill enabling women to practice law. The measure aims to remove barriers to qualification and reflect evolving professional standards amid local discussions on gender equality.
The article reports Taft faction claims two thirds support in early primaries with statements from Howell and Rosewater. It mentions Dixon, Roosevelt, and party committee maneuvers, a contested national committee seat, and notes on Taft’s nomination prospects as inferred from committee actions and letters to New.
State Senator William Flinn of Pittsburgh is dispatched by Colonel Roosevelt to Chicago to represent him in the fight over contested delegates at the national committee. Senator Dixon remains in charge. Flinn’s exact duties unclear, with possible late next week departure. The plan includes wider publicity for hearings and potential attendance by Roosevelt at the convention sessions. The narrative also notes a Copper City sale ad appearing amid the dispatch.
In Wehmnand Va the court ruled the publication of testimony in open court legitimate. Federal Judge Waddle quashed the indictment while affirming that reputable newspapers may publish testimony under the freedom of the press. The trial concerned Henry C. Townsend and the Journal company.
Fragmented report from an appointed Washington committee shows a proposed general rule, but action is deferred. The roll call lists Borah Knight McLanatruny Perkine and others for various states, with proxies and partisan notes affecting representation.
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