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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1906
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard publishers outline daily and Sunday subscription rates, noting domestic options and annual terms. It also provides a postal subscription note and lists branch offices and multiple city news stands across the United States for newspaper availability.
A fragmented article discusses Amundsen's Arctic voyage and its navigational lessons. It contrasts bank directors and cashiers with old fashioned savings methods. The piece references political conservatism, distrust of modern finance, and the impracticality of a northwest passage for commercial use.
A lengthy discussion covers proposed removal of the back stamp from first class mail as a cost saving and efficiency measure, with mixed views on impact to service. The item shifts to football season, noting practical steps toward cleaner play, rule changes, and public sentiment. It also surveys plans for a potential Lake Pend Oreille area park and regional agricultural and political developments in the West.
A dated, fragmented column discusses the Independence League and Hearst’s potential impact on the Democratic State Convention, noting tensions within the party and possible shifts in leadership. It also references a naval review joke about the president, and describes a Baltimore bank trial of biometric ID for staff, calling for better checks on bank directors and identity verification.
Spokane judge Kennan ruled against taxing memberships in the Associated Press. The decision found such memberships non taxable, supporting publisher Cowles of the Morning Spokane Herald in restraining county from foreclosing on his AP membership to cover a tax.
In Teheran on September 1 the shah rejected the clergy’s reform ordinance and dismissed Vizier Alaed Dowten, ending the political crisis. Business resumed with normal activity as markets and officials signaled stability.
A shooting incident near the Yellowstone salon last night left Albert Jonas with no clear wound but claims of a bullet strike. Deputy Sheriff Kirby and officers pursued Randolph and another man through Holnton Mercury Street toward the A.B.C. resort, where shots rang out as they fled. Randolph was taken to the station, insisting he was hit though no bullet hole could be found on his clothing.
Live Joe, a 19 year old vaudeville performer known as Jan Micahy, was struck by a swinging door outside the Grand Opera Secure last night. A pencil blade broke off in his cheek requiring a delicate cutting procedure without anesthesia. He returned to the show shop with his face bandaged and will be unable to sing for several days. He lives with his parents in the 509 block on North Main Street.
In Keaton Kansas, Charles J. Smith James E ith and Hex Smith face trial in U S District Court on peonage charges. Testimony by three witnesses says they held forty two enslaved Black men and women, forcing labor on four thousand acres of reclaimed swamp land.
Western Montana oil and timber workers form a 50 member delegation led by William Ahern of St. Regis to the Industrial Workers of the World session in Chicago starting September 7. The group plans a two to three week meeting with talks on constitutional revisions and important polls. Ahern cited record log supplies and mills as unprecedented in the industry.
Mr and Mrs Charles J Kelley depart for New York for a month long trip. Goyrett and Mrs Riggins, kin of Mrs Henry Farris, visit Butte and plan return to North Carolina. An official from the bureau of agriculture labor and industry arrives in town to collect static data for an upcoming volume. Mrs J To Wharton and Miss Jessie Wharton are mentioned with plans to visit Cowadt and Wellesley College pending arrangements.
A group of armed men robbed the Dis COUNT bank branch of $40,000 on Monday. One bandit was killed during the incident and another was handed over to the district court-martial for trial. Police recovered some details as investigations continue.
The Evening World reports a contest over Hermann Oelrichs will. His will left most of the fortune to blood relatives, excluding his wife Theresa Faly Oelrichs. A later will, dated years ago, bequeathed his estate to his wife. Theresa Oelrichs may file suit in New York or San Francisco. she has begun legal proceedings.
V. Jaccbil wife of Gino Jaeckel, a prominent county ranchman, is reportedly missing. The couple reside about 15 miles south of Great Falls in this standard dispatch from the Great Falls, Sent. area.
The vill filed for divorce today alleging years of excessive acts and cruelty. The couple wed in Great Falls on February 15, 1390. The wife states her husband often struck her and on the 24th of the last month severely beat her, forcing her to leave home and walk five miles at night to her mother's Renin as mother ranchman, where she has since stayed, afraid to return.
Murkoger T Ciclor Davis, a wealthy stockman, was killed by an unknown assassin four miles east of Perum IT today, shot in ambush along a road near his home. Ardmore 1 TI Sept 11 At Chaok yesterday James Martin, a stockman, was shot and killed while riding along a highway. It is alleged that trouble with Blackmernt caused the tragedy. Mit Courtonn Sept 1 High men implicated in the outbreak in the Tal ran district last year have been sent to death by court martial.
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