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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1909
Page
9
Fragmented OCR text details ward level primary events with voter questions, delegate lists, and alternating candidates. It notes third ward activities, judge involvement, and alternating delegates, suggesting a contested or unclear outcome with references to specific names and positions.
A public reception was held for a Flathead legislator with citizens from Whittetiete attending. Speeches addressed state timber policy and regional issues, drawing attention from Northwestern Lintcier and local officials.
Citizens gather for Daly obsequies at St Peter's Church with a mayoral attendance and processional rites. The city hall and courthouse display honors as a large crowd observes along the route and nearby streets.
Unclear historical item contains jumbled names such as Newton and Detroit with references to chemicals or products. Includes stray mentions of presidents, companies, and guaranteed dollar bottles, but details are unreadable and no coherent event or action emerges.
A chaotic court transcript shows three men sentenced to state prison while two others seek time as authorities describe a series of burglaries and related charges. Names and exact charges appear garbled but references to burglary and criminal acts are clear.
A disjointed wartime report describes a court martial concluding amid confusion. Witnesses and officers faced unclear proceedings as soldiers recount chaotic details and conflicting testimonies. The article references a tense atmosphere, references to a widow, and mentions a defendant facing charges under military authority.
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