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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1911
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates and offices in Anaconda Montana with extended distribution notes. It lists daily and Sunday plans, pricing, and mailing details, plus multiple city newsstands and several national offices for circulation.
A Bulio city mayor's address in an eastern city stirs strong reaction over the Los Angeles Times building destruction. The piece discusses trials for alleged perpetrators, calls for fair process, and hints at labor tension and editorial independence amid a broader public controversy.
Opinion piece argues city council overstepped by granting a Fourth of July boxing event and allowing fireworks while enforcing bans on prize fighting and explosives. It condemns selective law enforcement and urges consistent rules, citing patriotism and public safety. Also includes varied commentary on public figures and events of the era.
A fragmentary Washington chronicle describes naval officers and a central figure trading wits during a tense Atlantic vigil. Amid garbled dialogue the piece hints at wartime diplomacy, coded messages, and a captain coordinating with a secretary, with mentions of President Paul Me and a dramatic bride sighting.
The report notes Ireland lost 76,024 people, a 41.7 percent decline, while the island totals 4,281,051 with 2,186,804 men and boys and 2,198,147 women and girls. Dublin’s growth rate is listed at 64 percent, with Leinsters and Dublin Belfast areas expanding at the expense of other regions. Belfast shows growth figures but exact numbers are unclear.
Washington June 26 the interstate commerce commission ordered that when a through rate exceeds the sum of intermediate rates the carrier may raise the through rate to the intermediate level without application. The rule aims to equalize charges and may affect pricing across routes.
Retiring president Dr Willem Welch led the appeal for an international medical convention to advance health work and wartime medical memory. Reports highlighted surgeons from the Civil War era and current professional groups debating federal cooperation and public health aims.
A fragmented obituary note recalls a sailor who died in service. It mentions a monument erected in his memory at a cemetery and that Milowhy made several visits to the monument after returning home.
Jasopn Naca was put to death in the electric chair here today for a murder involving a Canadian woman. Details say she learned he had a living husband and killed her with a stave lifter. Washington officials consider government appeal after review by Attorney General Wickersham and Justice Unok.
A federal court jury returned guilty verdicts against Charles and Walter Peterson and Mitchell in a complex case alleging multiple counts of receiving stolen property and related charges. Sentencing set for next week with similar verdicts expected for remaining defendants.
Report from Lewistown describes Ely's Flight thrilling spectators at the fairgrounds. The performance drew cheers as the aviator crossed the field into the South Meadows, with the crowd noting skill and discipline amid mild winds and bright weather.
In Chabe Arizona a mob attacked a man claiming innocence after a dawn incident. He was injured and taken to hospital, while authorities secured the scene and began investigations at the prison vicinity.
A boiler room blast on an oil barge near Port Arvin killed the captain. Investigators traced the accident to a prepayment dispute and cargo handling failures. Officials noted the incident halted operations and placed blame on equipment and procedural lapses, with investigations ongoing.
Fragmentary report describes a crash involving multiple poles and a vessel during a night event. It notes timber destruction and a fire alarm with authorities guarding the area and investigating the wreck. No clear names or dates are readable.
An unreadable OCR dump presents a jumble of names, places, dates, and actions. Phrases reference trains, elections, and people like Phebe, Petrod, and LeMay amid scattered references to communities, schools, and possible civic matters. The text lacks coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
The town discussion centers on whether Witchery fish should be kept in ponds or kept from the streams. Residents argue for or against irrigation ditch safety and the impact on local fisheries. The scene mentions residents and officials weighing the issue as a town meeting outcome shapes future fishing practices.
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