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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard lists subscriptions at daily and Sunday for one month or one year, with annual rates and advance payment required. It details main and branch offices, contact numbers, foreign advertising offices, and multiple city newsstands selling the paper outside Montana.
A 1712 dispatch reports protracted bitter debate at a Taft led convention. It recalls Roscoe Conkling’s 1880 push for Garfield and contrasts with calls for reform after a third term controversy. The piece notes pride in past vitality and fears of frayed party unity amid upheaval.
Montana Epworth League delegates visiting Butte plan to counter sensational city “wickedness” coverage with a positive local showcase. The gathering aims to balance outsiders’ stories of vice with demonstrations of civic virtues and church work during the seventeenth annual event.
A visitor report extols Butte as a city of many churches and devout citizens. It notes a warm welcome for Epworth League members from across the state and describes Butte as populated by industrious families and patriotic residents in a church centered community.
Norman H. Maele of Buffalo announces the Democratic National Committee will meet in Baltimore to select a temporary chairman from Allen B. Parker Ulle James United States Senator O Germán and John B. Kern. Parker favored. platform expected to stress bank openness and anti trust themes with broad unity for the convention.
A garbled report describes factional tensions at a Chicago Republican convention, noting party splits over Roosevelt and Taft, anticipated platform battles, and regional plans. Mentions Mavii, Br yer, Hadley, and a chaotic scene with delegates, wine carts, and knives as symbolism. The piece mocks the event while highlighting intra party rivalries and anticipated public clashes.
Hanfund declines to reopen the case amid motions from District Attorney McTaren and Attorney General Wickersham. The hearing centers on Olsson’s naturalization papers allegedly obtained by fraud and court powers to regale citizenship. Justice Manford’s ruling emphasizes need for clear evidence to reopen.
An engagement south of Tepic today leaves thirty-two Mexican insurrectos and one federal soldier dead. Six federals are reported killed, while all captured rebels were executed on the battlefield, according to Taports.
A city treasurer clerk pleaded guilty to embezzling 15000 dollars and received a prison term ranging from fourteen years. The case, heard by Judge Chapman, concluded today in the penitentiary.
Long council session over reading minutes from prior meetings extended an hour and 40 minutes as aldermen clashed over minutes accuracy. Protests against West Park Street parking and brick paving drew audience signatures, while debates on street spelli ng and sewer bonding continued alongside bids for personal bonds and street improvements.
Miles City reports a U S land office gathering with about sixty-six attendees. The Powder River and Upper Milk River area saw action as records show water and land transfers. Several filings were recorded along the Redwater area near the heat watern region.
Los Angeles june 1 Clarence Darrow dominated the trial for alleged jury bribery by cross examining George Rehm of Wisconsin and Ortie Mintel. Rehm testified about statements to the grand jury and about services volunteered in the prior trial. The cross examination aimed to show Rehm was not coerced by Darrow and to challenge the credibility of witnesses who might favor the prosecution.
Bantligo Cui area reported a manganese plant burned by Cuban insurgents near Bantlage several miles away. The event followed a proclamation by General Mone tearude, with government forces said to be moving in as troops attempted to regain control.
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