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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1907
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard discusses distribution details and offices, and includes a reader letter condemning vagrants while noting political commentary on the Republican presidential candidate. It mentions Roosevelt and Taft context with speculation on second choices and party strength.
The article notes Secretary Root's prolonged Mexico sojourn will affect entertainment plans and draw attention from Washington. It suggests the Muldoon affair will be reassessed, and the Dias administration faces scrutiny at home during Professor Root's extended stay.
Readers are told of government plans to modernize fleet coal and ship transport by foreign labor policies. Protesting interests denounce the move as potentially opening cheaper options for naval logistics. A cautious voyage is described as a test of policy and national impact.
A controversial press piece alleging misconduct against Vice President Hayes triggers sharp editorial rebuttals. Newspapers question the credibility of the tale, noting it lacks evidence and damages public trust while Hayes’s supporters defend his character and leadership.
The piece portrays debates over Bryan’s opposition and Roosevelt’s third term. It notes Nebraska Republicans backing Roosevelt, evolving party splits, and Japan’s Taft relation. It cites hunting tales, Kentucky routes, and local political theater amid the broader 1920s campaign atmosphere.
Spee Gorresnandente reports on proposed sale of improvements on the Temhl Indian reserve near LamI county across the Rockies. Senator Tesburn of Idaho backs opening the reservation to mineral location. a survey and appraisal underway. open land will follow under General Land Office rules.
A Idaho grand jury recently found charges not proven and returned indictments against two men who fled amid affidavits. District Attorney's office had been investigating alleged corruption but the jury declared the charges not true and released those involved.
The article argues that young women are surpassing young men in work readiness, appearance, and reliability. It notes girls do not smoke, drink, or gamble, and that employers increasingly prize integrity and punctuality. Competition and consolidation threaten to close the door unless girls respond with continued strong performance.
The Barnes King property reports ongoing development at the site with ore yields from the north end and south end workings. It notes excessive machinery purchases, the treasury balance of about 2600, and a plan to drill six dates to test the Trawler Fraction while outlining the property’s potential value and management intentions amid promoter disputes.
Tom James alias Tom Brown a 220 pound black man charged with slashing Henry Mund during an incident in a restricted district is held at the county jail. Sheriff Henderson and four deputies wrestled him into confinement after a struggle in which James fought violently, biting and resisting as officers moved to remove him.
A party of four from Butte returned from a trip to Great Falls in rainy conditions. Occupants Arthur Ferrie, Dave Ballering, and Dan Mick fled to a nearby town. they later planned a return trip to Missoula. The drive reportedly took under two hours with several stops noted.
Two women were arrested after detectives Parlin and Lynch traced a robbery in which Pat Moore reported loss of money from Hattie Potter’s apartment in Metriet. Police found one suspect in a cabin on South Arizona street and reported another in custody. A separate note mentions wage-earner checks at Barta Commercial bank on Hasailton gtract.
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