Good Chewing Licorise Rise in Ural Territory
A terse note reports licorice growth in the Ural territory near Jivista, highlighting the unusual agricultural development as local observers mark growing yields and potential regional impact.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1912
Page
6
A terse note reports licorice growth in the Ural territory near Jivista, highlighting the unusual agricultural development as local observers mark growing yields and potential regional impact.
Swaitio Washington March 20 Drs Lol fie Kramer sentenced to all days for refusing to testify against her year old son L M Johnson known as Kroner accused of complicity in theft of his mother jewels. She wins freedom for the boy and remains jailed as the court remands Kramer for contempt. Jury failing proof led to acquittal while Kramer is released to await habeas corpus writ. The case involves a controversial robbery and the painter Altman paintings valued around $1,000,000.
New York on March 20e Benjamin Alt Hunt reports two Tanious portraits by Vellanque are now part of a paradiser project. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but the event centers on exhibited paintings and their attribution to Vellanque in a New York setting.
New York march 20 railroad men and steel experts from across the country will meet in the railway association headquarters to begin a series of conferences on the rail question. The talks will span from mines to manufacture to the track with leaders Willard of the baltimore and ohio Tore of the Delaware and Hudson Marge of the Rock Island and Kruttachnitt of the Harrim… to present the railroad case and Judge Gary and James Farrell of U S Steel will head the steel side.
New York March 20 Mrs Taft wife of President Taft stumbled while alighting from a wheeled chair at the women’s independent exhibition in Grand Central Pavilion this afternoon and fell to the floor. Initial reports said she was hurt but Taft was informed by telephone that she merely slipped on her dress and fell lightly.
Artena March 20 The Ring and Queen Mining company of Pittsburg filed with the state railroad board a complaint challenging the current ore rate from Ashmore to the East Helena smelter. Ore now moves 983 miles via Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound then Northern Pacific at a cost per ton. The company seeks transfer at Missoula to ship directly to East Helena, shortening distance to 92 miles, and asks for an equitable rate on the Unix route.
Grand jury indicts a French maid for shooting a clubman. The defendant fled to France after the incident, returned to the United States, and is now sought in New Jersey. The case centers on a fatal or injurious shooting involving a millionaire victim and a dramatic flight sequence.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a local save at Mig Warlington with mentions of March and colorada, a person named Marlin, and a reference to taxes on water and transportation rights. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts or outcomes.
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