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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1916
Page
6
The convention debated a rule allowing the national committee to fill vacancies on the ticket amid protests from attendees. A pre-read communication from Oyster Bay was read in tense, silent moments as the gavel fell to end the session.
At the Chicago Progressive convention delegates applauded as Colonel Theodore Roosevelt was nominated. The session faced confusion over timing, with calls for unity and a push to name a vice presidential candidate. Roosevelt urged postponement of a final stand for harmony and endorsed Senator Lodge as a compromise candidate while urging preparedness and genuine Americanism.
The telegram praises Senator Louke for national preparedness and reform work, urging Republican conferees to favor his nomination and present it at the convention. It emphasizes unity, Americanism, and the need to avoid sectional divisions, citing measures like pure food, workmen's compensation, and Hepburn reform.
Credit for staging the annual class of 1817 prom at Columbia Gardens goes to the arrangements committee led by Tom Brockway. Despite last minute car service disruptions hundreds of autos jitneys automobile stages and tallyhos ferried students. The hall was decorated in purple and white and the event drew large crowds of young women in gowns contributing to a memorable underclassmen evening.
Rome reports the Italian cabinet faces imminent resignations as the king considers forming a new government. The interior budget failed by 100 against 120 for, prompting suspension of the session while Premier Salandra acts as interior minister and the government seeks policy exposition.
Silverton Oregon on June 10 received offers of 5 cents and 35 percent for 0,000 pounds of wool held by the Silverton wool Pool. The bids were rejected and the sale will be readvertised.
The OL manLE report notes Bishop Warren A. Candler chancellor of Emory University Atlanta received a gift Bible over 200 years old for the theological department library. The German edition is richly illustrated with numerous wood cuts and signifies a notable addition to the collection.
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