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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
8
A fragmented OCR note appears to describe a local stand with subs and unclear names. The text references a wife, a stand, and possible names or places scrambled in printing. No clear event, date, or organization is discernible from the legible portions.
A heated exchange involving George Haesswell and supporters accuses Roosevelt of favoring large game profits and of delaying action against sugar trust ties. Karl and others accuse opponents of withholding documents, while Purdy and Beek are floated as possible counsel as the case lurches through political contention and legal maneuvering.
A suspect confessed to Chief Murphy that he killed Spokane’s chief. The man, Terry, recounts waiting in Sullivan’s yard with a gun and firing after planning the act at his brother’s home. Police pursued him as a nationwide manhunt continued with a $1,400 reward offered.
The Montana Good Roads congress convenes at Anaconda with delegates including President Mathewsim of Anneonla, Superintendent of the Washoe ticket, and officials from Billings and other counties. They endorse an interstate highway system under federal division, urge state and local highway law reforms, and call for commissions to supervise road work and financing.
Denver, 25-District Judge Grevley Whitford presided as closing arguments wrapped in the Henwood trial over the fatal shooting of George F. Copeland and injuries to Sylvester L. Von Phul after a barroom confrontation. Prosecution labeled Henwood a home destroyer while defense argued self defense and doubt about Von Phul’s gun draw, with jurors to decide if Henwood acted deliberately and maliciously in the first degree murder of Von Phul and Copeland’s death.
A younger sister of a deceased girl tells police of Helen’s suffering after the body was found. Neighbors recall painful cries while an uncle and others constrained the girl as she pleaded for help. Investigators report Helen’s death is linked to a traumatic incident and were seen questioning witnesses today.
Gang of masked robbers halted a gold train near West Torley and Cow Creek canyon. They stopped the locomotive, forced the crew to open cars, and escaped with valuables as authorities investigated the scene and questioned witnesses.
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