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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1912
Page
12
A political speech defends income tax, initiative and referendum, recalls, and direct democracy gains. The speaker cites Nebraska reforms, Roosevelt and Wilson positions, and argues for voter control, constitutional amendments, and limiting legislative overreach while warning opponents about recall fears.
A reader challenges the ethics of a cartooning correspondence school advertising by mail. The letter asserts many applicants lack suitability and asks whether it is fair to take money from hopeful students without realistic instructions or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR of a political speech praising Roosevelt and Taft rivals. It mentions progressives, endorsements, and the speaker defending Roosev elt and criticizing opponents while promising a unified progressive leadership. Names like Taft and Roosevelt appear in disrupted form.
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Victoria reports a hurricane caused multiple shipwrecks in the Dirl and New Caledonian groups. The steamer Maleura and several vessels faced disaster with numerous crew lost or drowned. Sailors from Harnedin and nearby ships were swept ashore or went down with all hands as launches wrecked and harbored vessels suffered severe damage.
In Salt Lake City on March 1 the netiots and directors approved a bond issue of 70 on Avis Qddon recast to fund city projects. July 1, 1912 was set as the date of issue and the plan retires existing debt of 50 million, raises 48.455 million from bonds, and leaves 21.087 million for improvements and extensions.
A fragmented newspaper item discusses concerns over patriotism taught in schools and calls for focus on personal patriotism rather than broad national sentiment. It quotes Kansas officials and suggests debates on civic education and government duties for youths.
A fragmentary report describes appointments and resignations affecting public service leadership. Key figures and dates are garbled, but mentions of a governor or chief official and changes in authority are noted, with scattered references to a council or board and a forthcoming event or deadline.
The piece outlines tensions within the governing body as factions debate response to a rebel movement. It notes potential punishment for leaders while highlighting backing from allied factions. The article mentions the assembly’s composition and references actions taken by the state, with several named entities appearing in fragments.
Fragmented OCR text describes a court action and weather impacted travel with references to several places and individuals. The readable portions mention Rachio Wisconsin and Mari F taking Michigan, with warnings about winds shifting from north and accompanying bells. The content is fragmented and lacks coherent facts.
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A Los Angeles grand jury and trial sessions expanded the inquiry into the alleged industrial dyeworkering conspiracy. Witnesses from Seattle to London testified as the jury weighed charges and examined records from workers and employers amid a tense courtroom atmosphere.
Seattle March 5 At midnight returns from more than half the city show George L V Cat trill leading for mayor with a majority of votes over his opponent The full result is uncertain as precincts in university district and other wards have not reported and there are no returns on tax and municipal propositions Brown leads for president with about 23 0 votes while many ballots await counting.
Reports claim Ambrose Figueras, a key ally in the south, has joined a revolt. The movement sparks a wave of political turbulence as loyalties shift and clashes with authorities intensify, with unclear outcomes for Guerrero and nearby regions.
A corrupted OCR passage hints at a trial or hearing with a witness list and dates. It mentions a statement by a witness and a forthcoming court appearance, but many names and details are unreadable. The fragment implies legal proceedings and potential testimonies.
The readable text hints at a discussion involving Conner and a Nascent event in Oregon. Details are unclear due to corruption. No clear persons, organizations, dates, or actions emerge to form a factual summary.
An undirected coroners jury inquiry into the death of Mrs Helen Walker yielded no clear conclusions. The chaotic proceedings reference hemorrhage from a wound and an unidentified woman, with many details unclear or missing.
Helena Montana March. An appeal court reversed a lower court ruling in a water right case involving Teaver Crook and Sweet Grass County. The dispute centered on whether diversions violated a prior decree. The reversal upholds claims by Pigo Nai and others in Sweet Grass County though details are limited by damaged text.
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Three women, Clecinnel Ohta Mareen and others, appeal a federal circuit ruling on interracial social conduct and sentence petitions. The case centers on a white slave claim and related charges with defense counsel planning to seek Supreme Court review in the United States.
Fragmented text shows a letter describing a defense of a political position, touching on party nomination, public response, and calls for cooperation. It references a press and headquarters, mentions Pittsburg, and discusses acceptance under conditions, with aims to influence the nomination process and public support. The fragment includes references to a commissioner and strategic moves toward victory.
William B. Ackernery, director of the Hatch Bureau, states the Roosevelt renomination is being pursued by party leaders. The missive, written in Washington, questions whether the TR executive committee acts with Roosevelt authority or as his challenger. Headquarters report over 1,000 precincts claimed, signaling mounting campaign organization.
A quirky wedding notice notes Pram the Leminn Dalits News in De. Chorent's section of a lecture on antarerie exnerlenres. It describes a breach of ceremony where betrothed pen ening are seized in Inveriita fashion in a recess, observed by a market audience, with the clergyman presiding and the bridegroom described as well-known.
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