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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
3
Public notice style text listing subscription rates and advertising offices for the Standard Publishing Company. Includes addresses in Anaconda and branches in Butte and beyond, with various city newspaper and newsstand partners noted.
In a fragmented report from a US press page, Roosevelt era critics fear a fresh congressional investigation into Theodore Roosevelt's handling of trusts and tariff matters. Debates swirl over insurgent support, Taft prospects, and the political shift shaping next year’s presidential race with leaders like La Follette and Cummins under scrutiny. Mexico coverage notes Madero’s steady governance as Diaz-era burdens fade.
The Anaconda post notes slow uptake for the new federal savings deposits with total funds around 7,290,666 across five months and only about two thousand of eighty million population participating. It cites Mr. Hitchcock’s leadership as postmaster general and questions the wisdom of government involvement in savings while recounting political commentary about figures like Berger and broader civic reactions.
A district court awarded fifty thousand dollars in damages to the administrator of Mary Thomas, killed when an automobile was struck by a Milwaukee passenger train near Deary Loge Mischread. The defense cited carelessness by Charles C. Avis tors and others claiming negligence. Walters sustained serious injuries in the same wreck. Additional suits include Petravich seeking 1,009 damages from Min Orhr Mining Co for injuries from mining work, and Wright pursuing four thousand damages from Pipertane aigs company for injuries from a failed boat incident in 1809. A separate case concerns the city of Putte and Alghamta street planking rights.
Milwaukee socialists who run the city government plan to raise about 160000 to buy a newspaper. Nearly all funds pledged, Mayor Emil Seidel spoke at Cooper Union, urging support as socialists advertise their governance and denounce capitalist opponents. A large crowd attended.
Washington reports a formal statement on the Archiva Lion negotiations between Lottsil Suites and Great Britain. The White House notes progress in arbitration talks with the British ambassador amid mixed movements on treaty terms and upcoming nominations.
The senion of congress to fix the toll rates for the Panama canal sat today with Chairman Brandgee and inter acanie canals chairmen. Shipping interests urged an early arrangement while lawmakers debated possible near term action and committee plans.
A government action disrupts aviation training programs as authorities move to dismantle several schools. The case involves officials from the Department of Justice and agents coordinating arraignments, with ongoing investigations into associated agencies and partnerships. The turmoil affects instructors, students, and planned presentations across multiple regions.
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