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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1911
Page
7
Confusion and rhetoric swirl as the president confronts salary issues and governance questions. Officials reference budget gaps and dissent within party ranks, signaling possible policy shifts and public reaction across key regions.
The article describes a vast reception at the White House honoring President Taft and Mrs. Taft. It notes attendees from varied backgrounds, the formal grounds with fountains and electric lights, and the ceremonial atmosphere of the event in Washington.
A damaged account describes festive London scenes with royal visits and events. It notes a grand procession, royal dinner at Scarborough House, Duchess of Connaught ball, and widespread patrols and demonstrations shaping the mood of the season.
Fragmented OCR reveals a grim discovery near a shipwreck in Maine with bones recovered from Dutiloshi Mithog wreckage. Workmen describe initial findings, with details about a right foot, possible remains, and ensuing agency actions noted in the chaotic report.
A hue and cry spread as a gang hunts the outlaw Whitey Whitney after a deadly daytime attack. Montana and Idaho posses, led by Sheriff Juchlin, race toward Taft’s and the Belle area, with reports of more shots and a chase across Blackfoot country toward Jackson Hole, Wyoming, as authorities vow to capture the desperado alive or dead.
A holdup man shot and wounded four, killing one, during a chase across Snake River bridges from Monida to Willow Creek. The outlaw, named Whitney, fled toward Granger or Jackson with posse forces closing in from Soda Springs and Idaho Falls. Bloodhounds failed to track, but riders and railroad men expect capture as top urgency grips the sparsely settled district.
In a southbound train near Vleh Bridge on June 1 Whitney, one of two desperadoes, fatally wounded Conductor William and, in a desperate escape, shot Deputy Sheriff Sam Allon. Bloodied, the injured deputy clung to life as authorities pursued the pair toward the countryside. The report, though garbled, confirms a fatal outcome for one and a critical injury for another.
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