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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1912
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists mailing details and rates for subscriptions and advertising. It provides addresses and contact points in Anaconda and partner news stands across major cities, plus regional offices and telephones for the Standard Publishing Company.
Friday March 1912 reports Democrats convened in Butte with strong platform and solid nominations for aldermen. They vow to return city from social changes, cut taxes from last fall’s high level, and support republican governance while opposing socialist ticket. Voters urged to back Democratic candidates as prudent custodians of American institutions.
Early researchers question if animals can be trained to think, testing learning abilities in universities. The debate centers on whether pigs or other animals can grasp complex tasks, challenging the belief that animals lack reasoning.
A German financier Herr Krall trains two Arab stallions, Zarif and Mohammed, to perform tasks showing arithmetic and German words, similar to the famed Clever Hans. Experts doubt the animals’ math, noting they may be reading signals rather than understanding concepts. In Cleveland, a boxing champion, lightweight Billy Dune, returns home to a massive crowd, celebrated more than many presidents. He is praised for his modest, hardworking nature and for lifting his family’s fortunes after his father’s blindness.
New York March 21 42 Chief Magistrate William McAdoo orders all uniformed attendants and clerks in courts under his jurisdiction to carry weapons following a killing of Judge Thornton E Masalg and officers at Willsville Virginia. The measure aims to reduce hand to hand clashes with criminals visiting the courts and may transform police protection across the city courts.
The Arizona legislature today approved a resolution to re submit to the people at the next general election a constitutional amendment for the recall of the judiciary. A second resolution for ratification of the income tax amendment to the federal constitution passed to first reading in both houses. Both measures were referred to committees.
In a continued page one discussion lawmakers debate a bill tied to wages and the whale trade. Opposition warns the act amounts to surrender, while officials contend it safeguards the nation. Lenders and shipowners argue the measure risks closing low production collieries and harming industry.
London reports warn of unprecedented distress as trade collapses and industry stalls. Great Western Railway cuts back coal shipments next week while mills and ports face closures and idled workers. Large crowds and shipping congestion threaten economic stability across industrial districts.
On the house floor Chairman Clayton urged amending federal clerk removal power as Mr Grayton claimed about twenty federal court clerks in the United States being embassadors of court funds. He said existing law prevented action and pressed for president removal authority.
In Atlanta on March 1 Eugene A Grace declares his wife is the shooter after a Philadelphia statement quoted his wife. Grace maintains his condition has not changed. He compares the Wounded Knee battle to another conflict, betting it had far greater impact.
Miss Mary W. Neill leads a campaign urging women to register with a daily tea at the Swedish Mall 627 East Gaine Street. Machines will aid registration and talks by Mrs. Welrick Dr Griggs and others will occur this afternoon, with daily teas until registration closes.
The Citizens party of Walkerville held primaries last night electing delegates to the convention to be held this evening at Walker ville city hall. First ward delegates include Lewin J Broughtom J J Dodge with alternates Heley We He Thomas and James Realrec. Second ward delegates Edward Finnigan cacohill J Johns Ihervales Frank Ponovan Dave Tratham Charles AVOTY. Third ward delegates W Braet 8 Trpes tick Mi CL Martison with alternates Reo Simekhachat Edward Wilcox Ernest Barwa.
Alfred Rab i a miner aged 28 years died at the county poor farm Cran hall after a two month illness. He suffered from consumption and was brought for relief to the institution where efforts to reach relatives failed. The body was held pending further arrangements.
Willan A. Peffer, penury advocate, now 46, is described as working in a quiet hospital room in Kansas to complete a historical memoir of the past era. The piece notes his focus on the Howard times with careful, reflective narration.
An archival fragment notes a man known for a controversial car life, described as the most talked of figure in the area during the early years, with mention of a friend’s vehicle and a life story that drew attention.
Milwaukee officers say double tracking 20 miles from Summit Montana to Aberdeen will begin in two weeks after an inspection by A J Harling and E W McKenna. Traffic at Summit will be moved to the Hastings and Dakota line for about five miles west of Blue Lake. Three short gaps remain to complete a double track between Twin Cities and Chicago this season.
The Mineral of Mia aura Chirk who died this week in Oklahoma will be laid to rest this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Masonic temple on West Parl Street. The Rev G J Groeneveld of First Presbyterian Church will officiate. The body arrived in the city this morning. Interment follows at Mount Moolah Cemetery.
JoAn Dergnan III and John Degnfin, city Hoket agent of the Mitwrulkae, are noted amid health concerns. Mr. TDegmmy suffered a similar illness two weeks ago and has returned to his desk. He is likely to remain confined to his home for a while.
A local Democratic meeting is planned for tonight to discuss party matters and the Minara Savings Bank and Trust Company will present a United States donation for Nortel savings funds. Attendees may open accounts earning 4 percent.
Fragmentary text shows ABE MARTIN style with garbled phrases about new women and a casual scene. Readable parts hint at social chatter and local humor rather than a clear event or outcome. The source fragment lacks coherent facts to summarize a definite news item.
Fragmented lines describe an Unto States senatorial contest with vote changes and garbled names. The text references Santa Fe, New Mexico, and appears to list several candidates and vote tallies in a chaotic OCR format.
Judge McClornan will hold a session for naturalization proceedings. A group of applicants, including William Tionry Jr. and Hazard of Seattle, will undergo examinations conducted by Tinlend Slaton, naturalization examiner.
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