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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1908
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists publication details and multiple office and newsstand locations. It includes addresses for the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana and branch offices in Butte and other cities, plus notices on subscriptions and advertising offices and a general correspondence address.
In Harrisburg on Friday May 3 100s the Pennsylvania Democrats fought over sending a 2 Bryant instructed delegation to Denver. The debate ended 187 to 123 to instruct, a stormy session reflecting Bryanite wants for moral support at the Denver convention. Bryan seeks Keystone State backing for the presidential bid and anticipates no further influence on Pennsylvania’s college vote outcome.
In a divided council, Mayor Corby faces opposition as eight Democrats, six Republicans, a socialist and a labor-party member vie for control. The new council, previously aligned with the mayor, now shows tensions over appointments and committee leadership, signaling rougher battles ahead in the second term. The dispute centers on how to handle appointive power and the balance between executive and legislative branches.
A fragmentary report discusses Congressman Talley representing a Connecticut district and links him to a corporation allied with a boat company. It claims he acted as an agent of a submarine concern, while asserting the committee sought no hidden purpose.
A heated state convention debate ends with adoption of a prohibition amendment to the state constitution. Rumors say Bourke sought delegates aligned with state and national liquor interests and threatened a $500,000 offer to sway votes, prompting a revolt that shaped the final outcome.
A coastal style critique portrays the U S government planning land allotments on the Coeur d Alene Indian reservation. It argues white homesteaders will receive vast tracts while Indians harvest remaining timber and farming land. The piece profiles leaders, policing and education among the tribes, and notes a sawmill, railroad access, and the mix of labor and wealth on the reservation.
The article outlines divisions within a Southern state tribe over land allotment versus centralized reservation. It notes that ownership is collective, with opposition from elder chiefs to opening a reservation, while most Indians favor dividing land. Details include family land allotment rules, improvements as personal property, and shifts from a land rush to orderly allotments. Data on applications, court rulings, and land statistics reflect federal policy changes and public land totals.
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