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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1912
Page
6
At the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Col Bryan faces a hard-fought struggle for temporary chairmanship as Senator Kern withdraws, Parker vies for control, and Bryan secures the post amid tense floor scenes. Cardinal Gibbons delivers opening prayers while banners wave and delegates jockey for prime positions before the vote.
The convention hall erupted in cheers and interruptions as William Jennings Bryan pressed for a progressive lead amid calls for reform and opposition to Wall Street funding. Senator Kern briefly pitched a fusion bid before Bryan urged a unified progressive stand to shape the party's future.
Lewistown notes report Sheriff WW Ay Woolf bringing in a prisoner named Baler from Miles City on forgery charges and a forged check. The man is held for observation after arrest for insanity. Fergus County Sunday schools held a successful convention at the Christian church with addresses by Secretary A J Alford. Plans for a July 18 Elks show at Culver's opera house are under way with Gifletta company personnel expected to return soon for rehearsals.
Mrs Rozeman widow of tealism Twavy ore of Rozemay died last night at home after a brief illness of about three days. Survived by three children Johe Ay Tatea of Stillwater, Mrs Chndier of Bazemih, and Miss Gertride Tater of Goreman. Born in New York in 1348, she settled in Rexeman in 188, and was active in community affairs. No funeral arrangements announced.
A June report outlines large public improvements planned over the next months including a $300,000 high school building and city hall upgrades. Voters will see bonds for the school building authorized and council actions anticipated on July 32, with street paving and avenue improvements slated in stages.
A carpenter named Harman Rahs collapsed yesterday morning amid a heat wave. Officials report the government thermometer hit 100.5 degrees with conditions also marked 6 Sunday and Saturday.
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