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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1912
Page
7
Special correspondence notes that Judith Basin area crops look very strong with near record yields possible. Winter wheat prospects benefit from recent rains and field improvements. Local notes cover immigrant settlement, high school graduation, and community infrastructure plans amid spring work and agricultural development.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Judge George M M Bourquin has paneled a grand jury in Helena. The panel will sit about three weeks, with around thirty cases to be heard including several indictments for Indian whiskey cages. The jury will report every two to three days, allowing arraignments and pleas as cases are prepared. Members listed include J A Yatton, J Bompart, A G Coe, M In Conry, F Molroyd, W He Uambert, J Be Laneury, Willan Trehwardt, M D Rider, A W G Shelton, and others from Deer Lodge, Salesville, Forsyth, Townsend, and Canton.
Sporlay Dispatch reports Vislenn on May 21 as Mik shipped Inia Monkinga from another state where cows may not have tuberculin tested. Law bans sale of such butter or milk except when lawfully produced. Opinions expressed have been commented upon.
Secretary Dr I B Dutilie requests AG Galan opinion on state health rules and cross state tuberculin tests for cattle. The memo covers food labeling for soda fountain syrups and fruits manufactured out of state, with packaging rules and conformance to Montana law. It also notes oleomargarine labeling requirements and signage when used as a substitute.
A lynching party seeking George Price, a Black man accused in an attack on Alex Carrin Johnson, returns home empty handed. Price is reported to have been taken to a Rosle penitentiary, while authorities in Southwestern Texas pursue leads.
General Padre Nel Ospina former Colombian minister to the United States said Secretary Knox would find the Colombia Panama question ill timed and expected the dispute over Panama secession to be settled by submission to the Hague Tribunal. No arrangements have been made for Panama independence talks or indemnity with the United States or Colombia and no negotiations have occurred for nearly a year.
Nearly all twenty Latin American republics attend a Pan American Union event in Washington and New York, with Ambonsaiere and winistera among the dignitaries. The banquet celebrates regional cooperation as leaders gather for discussions and dinner.
A banquet organized by the Pan American Society of the United States will honor the secretary of Atats of the United States and representatives from Central and South American governments.
London reports from Tientsin say the veactionary movement strengthens near Wuchang where Li Yuen Heng, vice president of the Chinese republic, has his headquarters. Republican officials in Wuchang grow anxious and prepare to flee as district authorities fear setup. Wholesale executions are reported daily in the Pankow district.
Ghieaga May 2 Mye Ne Slavens of Portland Me president of the national organization of temperance union and Ming Anna Gordon vice president are at the headquarters planning the nineteenth national convention to meet in Portland Oregon Dr W R will depart Chicago for meetings in St Paul Minneapolis Blamarek Helena Sand Point Idaho Seattle and Tacoma. Distinguished visitors from abroad expected.
Montane Harvard club members invited to a reunion and banquet at the Rainbow hotel in Great Falls on Saturday June 8. About 200 Harvard men in the state, but only around 70 in the city, with plans to reach a hundred members. Prominent attendees include J. C. Adams and A. Ta Sanders. speakers from Yellowstone County and University of Wyoming affiliates are listed among attendees. The event is billed as one of the club's largest informal meetings.
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