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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1912
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard publishes subscription rates and office contacts. It lists mailing details, branch offices, and foreign advertising contacts across major cities, with the Anaconda newsroom and publisher address in Montana.
The piece notes US finance power as banks discuss funding an 80 million dollar Spain railway project via interregional funding. It cites Trolland in the Cincinnati Enquirer and mentions gold movements to France and Argentina as part of current international financing. References to Toraler and Ohio constitutional convention discussions with Roosevelt Bryan Johnson and Foraker are included.
A North Dakota presidential preference primary delivered a sweeping La Follette victory over Roosevelt, with Taft weak and Roosevelt weakened further. The piece notes strong campaigning by Roosevelt backers, the weak Democratic showing, and predictions for Wisconsin Nebraska Oregon New Jersey and California as next tests shaping the national convention.
A storm of charges targets Roosevelt over the La Follette claim that he pledged not to seek the candidates’ nomination. The piece notes Roosevelt’s reluctance to respond, the Gardner friendship, and the political risks of explanations, while North Dakota and New York stages loom and recalls are whispered amid the campaign fray.
New York March 19 Correspondence between Henry O Hay Weyer of Amert Sugar Refining and John Parsons counsel charged with conspiring to close a rival Pennsylvania refinery in 1905 was read at the trial The defense seeks to show the rival refinery was not harmed by the Amert company but used as a club against a rival group Minutes of an Amert executive committee meeting May 28 1905 were introduced showing reports of Parsons Segal and the foundation financing and steps to collect on obligations with a threat to foreclose collateral if not satisfied
George W Mush council for the Southern Point railroad and detectives Harrord and Maniort face an amended indictment in Tacoma for attempted murder charges in the Daniel Flowing case. The first indictment stemmed from the Valier murder, with defendants not entering pleas initially and a second indictment delayed to allow defense preparation.
Walkerville voters favor Briney for a second term as mayor with no opposition at the Democratic convention. The platform urges continued economical administration. debt reduction from 7,200 to under 2,000 plus payment of city hall debt. Dan Murray and Kerry Doyle named alderman candidates, with notable activity in the First and Second wards and a contested alderman race in the First ward.
Hongkong dispatch says a Hoeiilla of Chi-Keen ginbents opened fire on the Bogue forts at Canton as brigands led by Luk defend positions. Government troops retook Yuchu Whampoa and Fiynun forts, with bandits suffering heavy losses. Authorities say bread and canned meat were bought to starve the brigands into submission, and the conflict shows no immediate end.
A chaotic skirmish near Canton on March 12 leaves no injuries but sparks disorder as Cantonese troops clash with loyal soldiers and foreign naval forces. A British officer withdraws amid confusion as American and British commands debate international action. The ongoing tension involves US gunboat Wilmington and foreign naval contingents, heightening regional strains.
Miss Vextal vanished at midnight on Sunday and is believed to have drowned herself while her companion Bliss Vestal, a young San Taye woman, remains missing. Report suggests a sudden spell of awe struck the duo as they faced the coast near Hooss.
Arizona report notes opposition from lawmakers to the appointment of Sloans for a U S district judge post in Ariana. Mentions Mehari Tei loanux and Chirpath Sinatoa amid moves against adopting a state constitution, with sessions focused on committee organization and routine work.
Naw York March report describes a patent decision as the basis for a rehearing request. Sidney Winer, William Barbour, and other directors of United Shop Machinery face indictment in Brains ay roana. A jury found not guilty on several counts while others await trial in a Westside district court. A high school basketball game is noted with a $10,002 cash bond set for a Tray case.
Fragmentary report references a request for a postponement before trial in a case about an allegedly unequitable patent monopoly. It mentions Judge Dodee, individuals named Trooper Davenport and Private Forester of the US cavalry, and an auction connected to a Pacific Northwest stock show.
Douglas March Wee Dy Laren reports two United States cavalrymen forced him to drive to Taboo. After a mile, the troopers struck him three times on the head with a revolver, splitting scalp, bound and gagged him, then left him roadside with the vehicle before they fled. Police are investigating the assault.
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