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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists publishers and proprietors, postal details, and subscription rates with a city office in Anaconda Montana. It catalogs advertising rates and a wide network of newsstand distributors across major U.S. cities and mentions regional offices and contact lines.
In a tense discussion over the Lorimer case, senators fear losing support from constituents if their actions on prior elections are seen as whitewashing. The uproar grows as reviews of evidence and party loyalty divide committee members and threaten reputations. New York figures and national names appear amid the friction as debates unfold toward the presidency.
A garbled New York dispatch discusses party splits over the US presidential nomination. It notes debates on replacing the Roosevelts, the regulars vs reformers, and rumors about Sherman for president. It mentions Car ter and Temple Gravs as sources amid uncertainty about a possible anti-confirmation movement.
Pennsylvania moves toward a comprehensive road system with 286 routes state takeovers and $3 million initial funding over two years. Governor Tener supports improved highways with E M Bigelow named state Alg commissioner. Legislation includes a $39 million bond issue and $1 million for continued state aid roadwork.
The State Federation gathering drew large attendance as Mrs. Dickson delivered an address on humane work for women. Delegates from women’s clubs and temperance groups gathered for sessions in Helena with talks on child welfare, tuberculosis care, and civilization, while entertainment and reports from western districts highlighted continued club growth and new chapters.
A garbled reminiscence recalls a former chairman of Minnesota Republicans, mentioning Lawson and Kennelly, with confusion over names and events. The fragment hints at a political era, a district focus, and a whispered critique of leadership amid a tense exchange.
Mrs Wo presents the general federation program with many speakers and performances listed from Bozeman to Butte. Notables include Mrs J. G. Mitewell and Mrs Lena Maxwell among others. The report covers reports from committees, election of officers, and an introduction of new officers.
Report describes a financial gathering where the coalition reviewed dividend rates, share values, and tax implications. Notable figures include a $68.14 dividend and a total yearly expenditure around $7,250,000, with discussions of share value and credit matters affecting members and stakeholders in Rutland and nearby areas.
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