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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1912
Page
7
William J. Bryan says he is a candidate but remains open to further consideration. The statement signals continued deliberation about his political run and potential competition with other prospects.
A visit by William J. Bryan to Butte sparks memories of his long political career and his view that democracy allows people to judge their leaders. He criticized Taft and referenced Roosevelt, calling for public input on recall of judges and emphasizing that leaders must reflect the people's will rather than a fixed elite. Bryan traveled by train from Spokane, received by Governor Norris and local figures, then spoke at the auditorium amid applause and a large reception.
Washington March 10 Lawrence commissioner F Lynes told the house rules committee he did not know authority for taking women and children to the police station after riots. Testimony detailed police handling at the depot, arrests, beatings, food deprivation, and mothers separated from children amid a broader inquiry into riot conduct and arrests.
San Tranelsco, Nara 5-Furgeng Te. Schmitz, former mayor, was cleared of bribery charges connected to Supervisor Andrew Wilson in the gasmeter graft case. Judge Lawlor ordered motions on remaining indictments to be considered within two weeks while Ruef’s co-defendants faced possible return to custody.
A wave of residents escapes Chiquarua as reports describe a reign of terror lasting weeks. Authorities warn civilians to seek safety while investigating the causes and responsible groups. Local leaders urge calm and coordinated evacuation efforts.
About 150 Americans mostly women and children from Madera Mexico flood into El Paso via Pearson after fleeing rebel violence and looting. Refugees report isolation, terror, and disrupted commerce as Madera mills close. Some insist quiet prevails, while others confirm widespread depredations and a tow path of refugees toward the United States.
County commissioners in Chouteau county see a reshuffle after resignations of Skylatad and the old board. Judge Taltin appointed A T Jaewis J G Thain and V R Blankenbaker to new posts as the battle over the commission convenes. The appointment of a clerk to push the new board is reported as a key next step.
A March 1904 Roosevelt memo to Frank Munsey is published defending his stance on nomination. He states he will not run if nominated and urges the public to trust the instrument of the process. He emphasizes duty to popular interest and argues against a rushed or forced candidacy.
A long letter urges cooperation among Republican voters and committees to promote presidential preference primaries across states. It argues the first step is selecting candidates with strong majorities and calls for free, voluntary expression of opinion at the polls. The writer notes varied state progress on primaries and urges coordinated action to advance primary legislation nationwide.
The jurors in the Kimmel death mystery trial remain split as Fed Judas Amidon faces the panel. Across the courtroom, jurors debate the verdict while influence from religious factions and lodge affiliations stirs contention during the few hours of deliberation.
In Chicago on March 3, Henry L. Stimson, New York secretary of war and Roosevelt ally,declared he cannot back Taft for president in 1912. Stimson praised Roosevelt while criticizing the Taft administration for abandoning progressive policies and warned against nominating Taft, saying it could boost a reactionary party and threaten national progress.
Government case continues against Armour & Co and related firms for alleged criminal violations. Trial activity centers on corporate statements and the organization’s control, with witnesses planned to support the defense. Evidence includes stock capitalization and alleged surplus as presented to jurors.
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