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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1913
Page
1
A partisan opinion argues Cummins would rally Beate and electors, contending the GOP faces a reckoning before Tevibidate. The piece warns that factional rebelscloud a strong convention, urging a united, representative Republican gathering to restore public trust and the party’s strength.
Senator Myers is chosen as chairman of a major committee and to join key panels including Indian affairs and interstate commerce. The assignment positions him among western senators with influence over western and Indian policy. He is expected to push government projects and legislative initiatives.
A historical legislative roll lists bills approved by the governor including allocations for university administration, financial measures, and state infrastructure. Named figures and committees reference actions on debt, taxation, and regulatory reforms across multiple sessions.
A disjointed public notice reports alleged banking fraud involving a bank official, with claims of misappropriated funds and scheme details. Officials labeled as suspects include named officers and executives. authorities cite an investigation and legal action underway, noting the bank’s management response and regulatory scrutiny.
In Little Rock Arkansas remarks allege a figure claims governorship amid court action. The filing cites a secretary of state dispute and impending legal steps, with proceedings moving toward the state supreme court for resolution.
A terse court note from Los Angeles sets the Darrow trial date as Fredericks asserts he would not delay the case. The charge concerns a prior alleged offense in Delaware and centers on a film matter and related testimony.
The defendants Hawthorne and two associates were found guilty in a federal enforcement action. The trial included testimony from multiple witnesses and involved charges of illicit activities tied to selling, with names such as Marisa and Avert Froninat appearing in the record. Proceedings referenced Saint related figures and regional locations, reflecting a broader criminal network case.
A chaotic Washington scene as Senator Tillman fails to gain chairmanship of the Appropriations Committee. The Senate and committee factions clash over leadership, with party lines and procedural battles shaping the outcome. The defeated candidate expresses resolve to continue influencing budget battles.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions authors and affiliations with garbled names and incomplete phrases. The readable bits reference a century old context and possible references to individuals and institutions, but the passage lacks coherent event or outcome to summarize clearly.
A messy OCR fragment describes a woman possibly married, with details about her church affiliation and a marriage ceremony. The text mentions a native of the state, a pastor or clerk, and a presbyterian context. It cites ages and dates in a formal notice style, but coherence is limited.
A long awaited return visit stirs ages of political memory as La Follette reemerges in public life. The piece notes renewed attention at a university event and references historical allies, shifts in policy, and ongoing debates surrounding leadership and reform.
The report describes extension work on the Blackfoot project near Helena, with plans to extend rail and associated infrastructure. Officials, including Mr. Peete, discuss contractor readiness, funding, and expected timeline, noting delays but aiming to advance construction this year.
A sprawling account reports numerous fatalities and extensive property damage across Georgia Tennessee Alabama and Mississippi from a deadly tornado outbreak. Widespread destruction followed as high winds and heavy snows battered Wisconsin Minnesota and adjacent states with drifts up to 45 feet and disrupted transportation and power.
A single bandit robs the Sand Coulee Saloon in a bold daytime hold up. The weapon and exact sequence are unclear due to fragmented OCR text. No injuries are reported. investigation by local authorities is underway.
Special dispatch reports eighteen thousand acres involved in a major purchase spanning Fergus and Dawson counties with portions in Pergna and other areas. Thomas Cruse transfers to John Charters of Grave, a fourth of the property valued for ranching, with remainder paid next month. The Fergus county portion links to a townsite plan near Tawwson county as settlers move in.
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