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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1908
Page
5
Incidents at the polls show voting machines functioned quickly and widely. Voters lined up, with many ballots counted before noon. issues included machine usage and occasional confusion over ballot rows for electors, Republicans, Democrats, and Socialists.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions witnesses and winners from the day before, references to learning chemistry, tours, and various names and places. The text is incoherent with multiple misread terms and stray punctuation, lacking a clear news event or identifiable entities.
New York, Charles W. Morse and Alfred Ell Cartin are under charges of conspiring to defraud the United States banking system. Defense lawyers completed their examinations as United States District Attorney Stinson prepared closing arguments for the government tonight. Stimgen and others await their turn to present tomorrow as the judge is about to deliver final charges.
Omabi petitions transfer of a $600000 suit filed by Governor Hi ld against Mr Teast to federal court. In Omaha, J W Battin led the petition arguing Nebraska state law cannot hear the case. HalL Smith, the governor’s attorney, prefers federal jurisdiction while Conant and others comment on the political convention attendance and presidential race.
The article notes Eddy family involvement in Gilmore Mining Company where Mee Chiehean promotes a railway link and university ties. It cites a Meratvand promoter claiming the Gilmore mine expansion holds a wealth of ore with high lead and silver yields as trains run to support expansion.
UL researchers note 38 men worked a year on Montana land entries investigations. Reports from these workers have all been sent to Washington.
A damaged notice describes a near Helena event at a residence on a Ter Mile away. It mentions Melvan and Nedik in a shooting or explosion context, with injuries to Melvan. Details are fragmentary and uncertain.
A Great Northern official confirms a $30,000 shortage in the accounts of A. D. Gordon of Spokane Washington, the former general cashier of the Great Northern at Spokane. The chairman explains the loss, says two drafts were sent to cover the same amount, and leaves open whether further action will be taken.
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