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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1912
Page
4
Public notice listing offices and press and newspaper agency locations for the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda Montana. Includes addresses in Butte and major cities and reader services contacts.
Senate debates over tariff bills threaten to extend the current session well beyond June with talks of adjournment delayed by prolonged speeches. House-passed bills await Senate action as legislators insist on airing tariff views, potentially stretching proceedings into July and beyond. The Washington correspondent notes the Finance Committee’s holdups and a rush to move bills once debate loosens. Opposition by a single senator to cloture or schedule delays could stop plans for a quick adjournment.
Testimony condemns the cabinet and President Roosevelt clouded by talk of loyalty and fidelity. It accuses leadership of arrogance and misdeeds while urging accountability and restraint amid political infighting.
California Governor Hiram Johnson stands out among seven Roosevelt era governors for backing Roosevelt and faces questions about a possible vice presidential bid If Roosevelt secures the nomination Johnson’s prospects dim due to California’s strong Roosevelt support and his limited national appeal The column notes large Roosevelt margins in California and suggests a different running mate could be chosen to bolster key states
Opinion piece argues the push for constitutional amendment to elect senators directly reflects unrest rather than sound policy. It notes Congress has passed the proposal with strong majorities and discusses the balance between state sovereignty in the Senate and population-based representation in the House.
A jittery political panorama unfolds as legislators struggle with reform, Taft and Roosevelt vie for influence, and Methodist bishop prospects stir local attention. Voters await the electoral college, while newspapers dissect party maneuvers and alliances across New Jersey.
Secretary Blake of the chamber promises to address the Girls Club this afternoon at the Woman's Club house. The subject is Higher Civic and Social Life as the club, formed two years ago, aims to bring members toward finer social conditions. A large attendance of members and friends is expected.
Mex von Dachenhausen recipient of tragic news as his mother dies in Washington D C from an incurable arterial cirrhosis. The elder Dachens Jeger, Margaret Elizabeth, aged 52, wife of a U S Army captain, died yesterday after weeks of illness. Born in Virginia, she lived in Washington Allerdin Mindthors and had two brothers Fred AW and George A living in Washington.
A crowded list of church services across Butte includes the First Church of Christ with a 1 a.m. sermon by Dr. Warbuy, a Wednesday union meeting at 8 p.m. featuring J. Franklin Melilfresh, and Sunday services at multiple churches such as First Unitarian, St. Pauls, Grace, and Trinity. The notices cover sermons, Sunday schools, Epworth leagues, and choir events across numerous congregations.
Fragmentary OCR text referencing places and names, with garbled phrases about improvements, planning, planting, dancing parties, and individuals such as Mantana, Mia SUIMAVAN, Pranrlator, Almmbys. No coherent events or dates can be discerned.
Officials and superintendent Downer announced postponement of the track meet by one week due to weather. The event, held at Tutte and featuring up to forty entries from various schools, will proceed with gate parings and continued preparations for a large gathering.
A fragmented London report notes a ceremony honoring General Roath and mentions a medical operation yesterday. Remaining readable lines praise a Marine unit and describe general morale as high.
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