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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1912
Page
9
Missouri Governors Back Folk in Democratic Nominating Clash
A report from Baltimore dated June 23 describes busy headquarters scenes as Wilson and Clark factions caution delegates against stampeding toward Bryan. Five living Missouri governors Folk, Stephens, Dockery, Stone, and Francis voiced support for Missouri’s favorite son. Harmon rivals targeted Ohio national committeeman Garber, while Judge Adams led the Marshall bid with Indiana support and a steering panel appointed. Bryan framed the temporary chairman contest as a test of progressivism versus conservatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Wilson
Alton B. Parker
Clark
Bryan
Missouri
Clark Headquarters
Joseph W Folk
Lon V. Stephens
A. V. Dockery
William J. Stone
David R. Francis
Marshall
Andrew J. Adams
Indiana
Harmon
Harvey Garber
Ohio
Smith
New Jersey
William J. Bryan
Bryan Refuses To Be Chairman In Parker Case
Bryan declines chairmanship amid opposition to Judge Parker and questions his suitability to preside. The report notes Bryan’s stance and related controversy surrounding leadership and judicial appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Yespith
Bryan and Parker Fight for Democratic Convention Chair
Baltimore reports a split among Parker and Bryan camps over temporary chairmanship at the Democratic National Convention. Bryan seeks a progressive ally to oppose Parker. conversations involve Howell Kern Henry and Vardaman as leaders weigh Wilson and Clark as possible stand-ins. Parker backers push to confirm his selection. committee meets to choose a temporary chair tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Vardaman
Mississippi
Clark Howell
Georgia
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Murphy
Mack
National Committee
Judge Parker
Nebraska
Howell
Parker
Alton B. Parker
Wilson
Clark
Mr. Bryan
Kern
Indiana
Henry
Texas
Daniels
North Carolina
Ewing
Louisiana
Elect Vardaman
Friends
Wreck on Northern Pacific Delays Bozeman Traffic
A freight wreck near Bozeman on the Northern Pacific main line halted trains for about 12 hours after a wheel broke and caused a blaze. Fourteen heavily loaded cars were destroyed including matches tobacco green tomatoes garley shelled corn binding twine cheese and farm machinery. Two men may have died but flames prevented confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Theodore Kartes
Dixon's Position 9 Most Perplexing
Special Dispatch explains Montana's eight delegates to Chicago have refused Roosevelt deals and support, leaving Dixon torn between bolting to Roosevelt or sticking with Taft. Dixon may manage Roosevelt's Montana campaign if he bolts, while remaining with Taft risks weak support. He fears harming his senate re election prospects whichever path he chooses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Chicago
Montana
Roosevelt
Dixon
Taft
Flinn
Heney
Johnson
Senator Borah
Senate
Roosevelt Belt
Hilles Likely to Head Taft GOP Committee
Chicago report says Charles D. Hilles, Taft secretary, probably will be named chairman of the Republican National Committee with Taft backing. McKinley, who ran the campaign, declines the post. Officials anticipate a brief session to appoint a subcommittee and outline headquarters and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles D. Hilles
Taft
Republican National Committee
William B. McKinley
McKinley
Roosevelt
Sherman
William Barnes Jr
New York Republican State Committee
Republican Party
New
National Committee
Committee
Revolt in Mexico Nears Guerrilla Phase as Discharges Granted
Reports from Chihuahua on June 25 indicate officials may send an emissary to General Huerta to seek disbandment and shift to guerrilla warfare. Juarez garrison could evacuate, bridges near Bachimba to be destroyed to slow government advance, while rebels seek cash from confiscated gold bullion. Discontent rises within rebel ranks as Orozco plans to leave 200 to 300 men to permit orderly retreat upon Huerta’s entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua
Huerta
Madero
Juarez
Bachimba
Here
Sam Drobin
Philadelphia
Tracy Richardson
Lamar
Jack Zimmerman
Pulaski
General Campa
Torrez
IWW Rally Blocked by Police in San Diego
In San Diego on June 23, Industrial Workers of the World and allies attempted a street meeting. Police refused permits, dispersed the crowd, and arrested Kaspar Bauer and P. S. Ford of the Free Speech League for failing to obey orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Industrial Workers of the World
Kaspar Bauer
P. 8
Ford
Free Speech League
Orozco Demands Policing Deal for Chihuahua
General Pascual Orozco moves north with 6000 troops and asks General Huerta to allow a rebel police force to govern Chihuahua. He avoids confirming evacuating the city and fears an attack on foreign residents if attacked by rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua
Pascual Orozco
Iuerta
Bandanna to be Roosevelt flag at party meeting
A meeting of leaders from the party will feature a bandanna display honoring Roosevelt. The event aims to unite members behind the president’s agenda and showcase party solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandanna
Roosevelt
Progressive party formed with Roosevelt supporters
A new progressive party movement emerged with leaders and supporters present as Governor Johnson of California was empowered to appoint a seven member committee to confer with Colonel Roosevelt. The plan of action remains undecided with several weeks expected before a program is decided and Governor Johnson acting as field marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieaco
Progressive Party
Johnson
California
Roosevelt
Madley
Missouri
Enid
Committee of Seven
Oyster Bay
Must Ee
James R. Garfield
Gifford Pinchot
Stubba
Kansas
Medill McCormick
Chicago
Senator Clapp
Minnesota
Nicholas Longworth
Lindsey
Denver
Peat New Movement
H. Mixon
Selma
Ala
Garfield
Niagara River Wharf Disaster Drowns Dozens at Eagle Park
A 5 foot wharf at Eagle Park near Niagara Falls collapsed under a 280 person crowd awaiting a steamer ride, drowning 18 to 28 and injuring 6. Most victims were Buffalo residents returning from a park outing organized by Amherst lodge for sick brothers. Rescue boats aided survivors as the Koeber steamed in from Buffalo with the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boween
Eagle Perk
Grandsand
Niagara River
Peffalo
Park
Pers Cone
Coogt
Amherst Lodge
Black Rock
Buffalo
Koeber
Dares Laule Koeber
Mra Miller
Eagle Park
Niagara Faille
Batthose Fale
Henry Koeber
Captain Fix
Isrand Island
Highwaymen Attempt Auto Hold Up On Main Street
Three gunmen attempted to stop a car on North Main Street near the Buffalo mine at midnight. Pierce accelerated, the car sped to police headquarters, but the robbers fled. Passengers Thecos of Salt Lake and Mr Roberts of Seattle were in the car toward Center ville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
Pierce
Main Street
Buffalo Mine
Yoran
Thecos
Salt Lake
Mr. Roberts
Seattle
Centerville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jirgan
Workers For
Ker
Pirvan
Yorker
Phy
Tammany Hall
Iasne
Conservatives
Parker's Men
Cenfer
National
Northern Pacific
Judge Alton RB. Parker
Hilles
M’kinley
Helier
Wile
Ald
Ewe
Ceeting
Yhw Party
Hadley
Dieeernee
Miscourt
Traree Chice
Ermpethy
Decayman
Ate
Hame
Dietae
Stat
Score
Ater
WHARF
Loder
Secona
Hedice
Theodore Roosevelt
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