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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1912
Page
4
Offer covers suits and furnishings for the important occasion. Menus include navy blue serge Norfolks or double breasted coats, straight knee or snickerbocker styles. Prices start at 76e for shirts and blouses, white ties two for 25c, collars two for 25c, blue serge caps 26e, felt hats 8s.
Dr Wiley resigns after a protracted clash with department officials. Secretary Wilson and Attorney General Wickersham backed recommendations that Taft rejected. Taft telegrams asked universities to suggest Wiley successors as he departs after 29 years of service.
The text discusses foreigners with only first papers using large outfits to settle land. It describes a 14 month residency requirement for minimum price commutation and the need for the applicant to prove U S citizenship to pursue patent ease. The passage notes private holders and land settlements by non citizens.
Seattle on March 11 Paul Tedlslab, grade of election in precinct 12 percent. In the First ward at the recent city election he was arrested on charges of election tram. Three other officials at the precinct are in the county jail. The tally sheet showed 0h votes for Tim Cy uit for major male for George Th Cot tend, but the box contained 16 ballots. It is alleged by a representative of the Municipal engine tat many fraudulent votes were cast in thet peated.
Members of the Miners Allmembara union No. 1 of the Western Federation of Minork are told to attend the March 1 meeting to vote for judges and clerks. Bring union cards to participate as officials set the primary election agenda.
Democratic caucuses were held last night in the Sixth and Eighth wards to select delegates for the primary vote. The Sixth ward ticket lists delegates including Binnard, McNally, Walker, Cronin, Smith, Lally, Casey, Makting, and McMahon among others with a long list of alternates. The Eighth ward ticket names delegates such as Guinont, Mee, Grogan, McGrade, Keller, and McCarthy with alternates listed.
A long list mentions William Fraser Tyler and many neighbors including Edith Brayton manager of the Bell exchange. Visitors include Mrs William Thornton and Ion Teddy from Tennessee. A surprise party honors Rev Charles H W Cunningham on his birthday. Various brief notes cover church address by Rev Oliver, David Peacock leaving Bitterroot for Missoula, and plans for cemetery improvements at the Mayfair home of Mrs Jol Wennhont.
The sale of the assets of the bankrupt Western Steel Company, scheduled by the referee in bankruptcy, has been postponed until RexL Mosday. Werhert, VPouranna of New York, attorney for the Metropolitan Trust Company, notes a $600.00 claim. The corporation, capitalized at $200,000, was believed to have assets of $87,808.00, with a steel plant at Trondale appraised at $18,008.
In Stevensville, Montutin Vel, members of the Eastern Stay order gathered for a lodge meeting led by matron Milas Laeret. Following the ceremony, an alabhorite banquet was served while Wasps from Trinton and Victor attended Themyelin, with en route socializing noted among attendees.
Washington reports Assistant Secretary Beckman Winthrop praised a new detention system for sailors convicted of discipline and humane offenses. The reform curtoails sentences to about six months, with reductions for worthy behavior. detainees are supervised, fed, and educated, gradually earning probation and transfer back to ships through improved conduct and earned privileges.
An unclear passage lists ex rulers including Adams Nelson Van Buren Tyler and Buchanan with garbled names. It notes no more living former presidents since Grant's era and mentions Theodore Roosevelt as the current reference, though many names are unreadable.
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