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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1912
Page
3
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Friday report shows Mr Bryan guiding the convention as his proposed resolutions gained majority support in the platform and convention body. He faced an initial defeat for temporary chairman but maintained growing influence as the committee moved toward nominations amid lengthy protests and noisy demonstrations.
Chauncey M. Depew, ex Senator from New York, mingled with Chicago convention crowds during the week. He kept a constant smile as he moved among seats on the platform with delegates and in the gut, leaving friends puzzled by his calm. When asked about the political scene he quipped that the funeral home would bestow the most flowers, signaling the uncertain outcome between Taft and Roosevelt.
A fragmented early 20th century report describes Kansas City adopting broad traffic regulations aimed at pedestrians and vehicles. It notes debate over enforcement and public safety, with references to officials and civic figures.
A long dispatch contrasts Taft and Roosevelt supporters at the Chicago convention. Enthusiasm was muted for Taft with no Taft bands or visible campaigns, while Roosevelt backers staged bursts of energy, though overall tone remained restrained. San Jose considers a public park nickel scheme. critics argue parks should remain free. Idaho Senator Heyburn pushes ten year term limits for government clerks to curb patronage and enable younger workers.
Remains of Robert G. Young former superintendent of Butte schools arrived in Missoula from Los Angeles. Mrs. Young accompanied the body and arranged for the funeral to be held next Sunday at Victor. The Victor Masons will be in charge and members from Missoula, Butte and Hamilton will attend.
William Donavan colored, about a0 years old, arrested on grand larceny after Jordan accuses him of robbing her. Donovan recently released from state penitentiary, confessed and willing to plead guilty in district court. Unclear surrounding text mentions Mary CurGe Glezen and unrelated details about local individuals and activities.
Reports from the Montana stock industry say favorable grass conditions persist despite hot dry weather. The grass is reported to be better than in years, and if it cures early, cattle may be shipped to summer ranges and winter pastures in Yellowstone and Missouri River valleys. A proposed intrastate rail rate could allow smoother stock movement and benefit farmers in the valleys by enabling local hay disposal and pasture fertilization.
Montanans at the Finlen include Mrs Dan Agon Mrs Nellie Wick sher dan Mr and Mrs George Maxey Livingston Mrs Wrager and dinghe ler Big Timber Mr HL Hirshfield Helena G B Marrae Great Walla A La Ward Boulder Ridolphy Pligh Sheritan va Laris Helena A Johnson Billings P I Monahan Grace Airs B 8 Shanell Pony Mr and Mrs W G Walgren Waterloo D M Keeney Boulder Peter McVeigh Great Falls Hugh Shields Victor.
A man named Martin Maras, 40, of 347 East Grande Street, was injured when a bell mine gave way last night. He was carried to St Tymea Hospital. Emergency responders noted he was conscious but sustained unspecified injuries.
James Gamble manager of Stone Ordean Wells company vanished May 28 after large bets and losses at Alan track. An audit by Hy Green nearly finished in Guile with other branches to be indicted. Gamble’s wife and child reside in Michigan.
A garbled 19th century mosaic cites religious census figures in the United States and worldwide, religious giving, and missionary effort. It also references rail construction in South America, Canadian railway orders, Bavarian cleanliness, and British packaging trade. The text blends disparate topics with numerous OCR errors.
A British engineer has patented an apparatus claimed to prevent clouds of dust in dry weather by automophiles and ater vehicles. The device, described as inexpensive, uses a dust box that collects dust as it flows from rear wheels to front, with conduits vented to a plate. Dust is discharged by pulling a lever at the front.
In Hanover province fruit trees including pear, plum, cherry, and apple are planted for revenue and road construction. Districts sell mature trees to fund roads. purchases occur at Graothin by the highest bidder as green fruit signals harvest prospects. Authorities use proverbs to justify spending on militia and roads and urge careful fruit gathering by buyers. The climate and soil hinder Fre rerlang, with an observed roadsite fund around 340,000 from 1816 to 1818.
The passage presented appears garbled and only loosely references mathematics and geography. It mentions observers and determinations, with scattered names such as Chev randan and Prat mile Yong, but no coherent event or facts to summarize.
A surgeon at a university clinic performed a thyroid gland transplant from a healthy horn to a patient, resulting in immediate improvement in intelligence and a full recovery, with discharge following. The case attracts attention from medical circles for its dramatic outcome and experimental nature.
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