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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
7
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use Syrup of Figs to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels of sick irritable children. It promises gentle relief within hours without nausea and claims the product is made entirely from figs and aromatics. The notice includes directions for all ages and states the full product name and manufacturer.
An old fashioned advertisement touts Pape's Diapestin as a quick cure for indigestion. It claims relief within five to fifteen minutes, improved appetite, cleaner digestion, and avoidance of laxatives after use. The text pressures readers to buy a 30 cent or 50 cent package and have it on hand.
Baltimore June 26 Senator elect Ollie James of Kentucky named for permanent chairman of the national convention but Urey Woodson secretary of the national committee was defeated for that post. Mr Britton of Raleigh NC slated for permanent secretary. vote 24 to 18. Woodson chosen as assistant secretary.
Baltimore June 26 The resolutions committee offered the chair to W Z Bryan who declined. A committee of Senators Raynor Maryland O Gorman New York and Culberson Texas was appointed to press his service. Bryan arrived at 10 40 amid discussion of a progressive platform and the timing of presenting the platform to the convention. He urged harmony and warned against a minority report but reserved right to oppose the platform if needed. The rules committee then decided to defer platform presentation until after the nomination. A separate measure recognized the authority of a unit convention and delegates from Ohio fought against binding instructions, while a substitute was defeated and a minority report planned by Henry of Texas. The committee finally formed a three member minority report report to be submitted with Bryan presenting the minority view. The convention adjourned.
Scan of June 26 report notes dark horses receive focus as nominating sessions near. New York delegation’s vote hints influence on mayoral race, with Champ Clark expected to lead in the convention amid Bryan followers' hopeful mood.
Amid talks of a fourth or fifth ballot delegates and party leaders brace for a possible rally or stampede. Supporters of Sh. Heya and other candidates anticipate a break as tactics shift to secure a temporary chair and bloc backing. Massachusetts Governor Fuss allies circulated Fors records to urge nomination by the delegation.
The article lists selected members for the new Democratic National Committee by state and notable individuals. Names include William Drovey Jelkes for Alabama, Reese AL Long for Arizona, John B. Sanford for California, Thomas J. McCue for Colorado, Willard Saulsbury for Delaware, Clark Howell for Georgia, Thomas Tagrarl for Indiana, Robert Ewing for Louisiana, J. Fret C. Talbot for Maryland, Louisiane, Edward F. Gultra for Missouri, J. Bruce Keane for Montana, Eugene KE. Reed for New Hampshire, Robert S. Hurlspeth for New Jersey, Thomas H. Browne for Montana, John Pattison for Washington, and others, with many states showing blanks or uncertain entries.
Seagirt Newfoundland June 2 Gov Wilson says the situation is excellent after telephone talks with campaign managers. He dodges questions about his nomination prospects and harmony rumors, calling reporters' satire and the talk of desperate opponents.
A Baltimore report notes idle chatter about a potential third party. The discussion centers on a convention topic and mentions Senator La Follette and William J Bryan as figures in the lingering speculation.
The Baltimore convention scene swirled with talk of a new progressive movement. Senator La Follette reportedly met with Bryan or discussed a possible third party, while Bryan hurried from Wisconsin headquarters and declined to confirm or deny any such conference. Haney and Crane joined the discussion, framing the political maneuvering as a decisive push toward the steamroller of reform. La Follette returned to Washington to avoid commitments, saying only that he had “gone over to the convention.”
The Rev. Martin Huchleff attended a regional Lutheran convention in Hankinson North Dakota. The gathering approved missions to establish new churches in Montana at Linby Chiniste Kazeman Miss City and Ramilton. The district includes about 60 ministers and 193 congregations with roughly 10,800 members.
The notice warns the final date to file naturalization papers to vote in the fall election is near. Examinations are scheduled for September 27 and 28.
An old style advertisement touts Danderine as a cure for dull lifeless hair. It claims the cleanser densifies curls, reduces dandruff, stops itching, and spurs new fine hair growth after weeks of use. A 25 cent bottle from druggists is recommended.
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