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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1912
Page
2
A French report details cost disparities between Paris and suburbs for police and protection. It notes provincial costs, the role of Paris in crime control, and the impact on public order, while recounting tax proceeds from gaming and upcoming military maneuvers with large-scale participation.
Co AL Greenfield praises the Bozeman fair poultry show after facing awards in the department. Superintendent A Brandenburg earns credit for assembling a larger, higher quality flock. Winning birds will go to the Helena plate fair as Montana exhibitors aim to beat state rivals.
London dispatch reports Ambassador Bryce unlikely to leave his post soon amid Liberal doubt about changes. Prime Minister Asquith reaffirmed Bryce’s September return, while candidates for his successor include Lewis Harcourt and J Alfred Spender. The piece notes Spender’s influence in liberal circles, Harcourt’s health, and broader European diplomatic considerations.
The Anpeaters received an onset at Thytte coursing park yesterday afternoon when the apesty Geld Stone, winner of most of the season's stakes, met Dafcat in a notable stake race.
In the second round Welshirl overcomes Hoparce and advances to meet Midvieht Dell in the final go. Jowsl Dadeer previously beat Gokl Collarth by several fingers, setting the stage for a high stakes title match.
In a late season game on Labor Day eve, Deemuwnd edged Leer Lodge by one run amid pitching by Cline and Wig frat, with key innings dominated by Drummond and Bishop. The teams meet again in Deer Lodge tomorrow as Badgers and locals prepare for the holiday celebration.
The Main Street Juniors defeated the Centerville Sluggers in a two game set 9 to 2 and 1 to 2. Riley and Molland formed the battery in the opener while Thomas and Cook paced the winners in game two. For Centerville O Leary and Harrington shared pitching duties.
Portland Oregon Sept 1 In a mob fight among Servians in Multnomah county tonight Peter Delaciem was shot and Tony Germanieh was severely cut about the head. Delaciem walked about a mile to a railroad station and came to Portland for treatment. The bullet passed under the heart and he is not expected to live. Max Di who is alleged to have shot Delaciem gave himself up to the sheriff.
Clarence Darrow, the Chicago lawyer recently acquitted in Los Angeles on bribery charges linked to the Marmon trial, will appear in the Labor Day parade in San Francisco tomorrow. The organizers announce about 73000 marchers, and Darrow will deliver the day’s address.
In San Francisco today a one year old boy, Dennis Petzold, drowned after falling from a launch. Marty Gilmore nearly drowned while trying to save him and was rescued by Joseph Shordly, a lone legend farmer, who aided in the effort.
The article notes Tae Rivers, a clever challenger, facing champion Joe Wolgast in a September bout on Labor Day at New Orleans. It highlights Rivers' sharp arguments and preparation for the title tilt.
A devastating blaze on West Park street damaged or destroyed multiple buildings including the Empress theater and the Baltimore creek block. Firefighters suffered exposure while battling the flames. several frames and stocks were lost and insurance policies were challenged by the scale of the losses.
A business section notice reports an insurance adjustment failure affecting a real estate firm McRae Bolveson. Three paintings by the cowboy artist Runwell were stolen and are described as visible works that were highly sought after.
President Elliott of the Northern Dadhhe rend arrives in Butte in a special car from MTeloon for a civic review near the coast. He comments on the event and observes safety measures along routes toward Melton, meeting local officials and residents before departing for Must.
Fragmentary report notes an automobile incident near Jutte Ac Superior, with references to persons and entities such as Anacondy and Pacific post and WL Ww, along with mentions of miles traveled, a tie branertine and cemaihevanss, and a property visit at Superior compas. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Bun Branelive Sept 1 Fred Mormann janitor died today in a squatted barren room. The locally famous producer once tied to nine years of royal fame, found propped in bed amid wreckage from a fire. Friends recall wartime service and a later decline, the era of theater glory fading into poverty.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a convention event at a postal or ticketing site with attendees and public access planned. The text is garbled but suggests preparations and an invitation to attend. No clear dates, names, or locations can be confidently confirmed.
Ready to hit the stump for Wilson, Speaker Clark plans a national push with Matue as a stop. Representative Tutterwood will not face the stump master. The wieterity leader may remain unsigned for a tour through New York Pennsylvania New Jersey and Connecticut.
New York, Sept 1 Gov Woodrow Wilson received a light-hearted weigh in at Sea Girt New Jersey with reporters noting a gain since nomination The event occurred as he prepared for train travel with Mrs Wilson and staff nearby Archbald Alexander his personal aid attended the weighing session and Wilson later prepared to speak on governmental control of monopolies in the campaign platform
The Browns snapped Walter Johnson's scoreless stretch by beating Washington 3 to 1 as Hughes walked and Johnson entered with two outs in the seventh. Compton's hit scored a run after a wild pitch, while Johnson fanned Shorter but yielded the deciding tally. New York notes Astronomical Cubs pitcher Lewis Hickle, 29, who beat the Giants three times this week. trading histories link Johnson, King, and the Cubs with Reston, Williamsport, and early 1900s circuits.
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