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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1908
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with annual prices payable in advance. It provides branch office addresses across several cities and notes advertising and general correspondence should be directed to Anaconda, Montana.
A report from Friday September 14 1921 notes United States Senator Thomas P Gore will address the Democrats of Butie County next Tuesday night. Gore represents Oklahoma in the Senate and is praised for his grasp of national issues. The event marks a campaign kickoff with other Democratic candidates expected to attend and discuss party plans.
A battered text notes Taft aligned papers praising Speaker Cannon while criticizing his methods. It cites proposals about equal law treatment, questions Cannon’s sincerity, and highlights Roosevelt allies' opposition within midwestern Republican circles.
The article notes Speaker Cannon facing criticism from multiple interest groups over his influence and wealth. It mentions Br Connah accusing Bryan of wealth secrecy and Spanker-Can’s role in misrepresenting funds, with calls for direct answers about money sources.
In Wisconsin the direct primary reform challenged La Follette’s machine. Stevenson entered the race after being allowed a short senate term, then sought a full term, defeating the La Follette bloc. The contest consumed millions as reform and machine factions clashed in the state’s direct primary battles.
Connecticut Republicans push for Lilley as governor amid machine backing while New York Republicans back Brashes for Roosevelt era, exposing friction with reform-minded incumbents. The debate centers on party control, public sentiment, and influence over the presidential race.
At a recent meeting the city council approved creating a mounted police system for the city’s edges. Annexed southern districts enlarge the area, prompting plans to deploy patrols and perhaps bicycle officers to safeguard residents and curb depredations.
A pioneering figure in the movement has transitioned from Illinois to Europe, where she is establishing teurized television stations as part of early efforts to expand broadcasting. Her work marks a notable shift in regional media history.
A fragmented political column references milk pasteurization debates in Europe and America, noting public health gains and advocacy for pasteurization, while also commenting on U S political figures and party tensions. It mentions figures like Bryan and Hearst, and chastises or questions party unity amid ongoing rivalries and regional concerns.
In Lewistown on September 17 C F Jones a former telegraph employee faced a preliminary hearing on charges tied to sending a Black Hand letter. Hobson Bank of Fergus County president received threats demanding $2,000 left at a designated spot. County Attorney Ayre led for the state. Jones defended himself. Judge Brassey bound the defendant over for trial at $2,000 bail, which he could not meet.
Special Dispatch to the Standgra Rei Lodge Sept 27 The Socialists of Carbon county held their county convention Tuesday evening nominating a full county ticket except for county attorney and superintendent at schools no bids for those posts. Nominees include state senator John L Margott representative Faun Peters sheriff Ross T Patton clerk and recorder Peter Martell clerk of the court Jess Beans treasurer John Massow refessor Thad Middlesworth commissioner six year term Nathan Smetherst surveyor David Lay public administrator John Holland coroner B L Gunnery justice of the peace M H Lyons and G W Barkdell for Rosebud township J H Day for Fence.
Colorado Springs reports experiments by Dr William M Barr of the United States weather bureau to forecast weather by kite altitude. A flight will span to attain 100 feet above the city and about 160 feet above sea level. A number of kites are used in the work. Government experts believe Rocky Mountain conditions may be forecast with more accuracy using kites on the peak.
Chicago reported artist Harry O Landers renowned for Irish scented paintings died from injuries suffered when a sight seeing bus collided with a horse drawn trolley. He was not conscious before passing at the hospital. Relatives in Syracuse were notified.
Berlin Sept. The interparliamentary volunteers in the Reichstag chamber debated peace and arbitration. Prince von Buelow urged unity with dreamers to advance a permanent court of arbitration. Frederick Passy, 86, praised by von Buelow as young in spirit, and leaders from Germany, England, and America attended. Representative Richard Barthardt was elected vice president of the union. The speech was well received signalling a hopeful political mood.
Special Dispatch from Staniara to Staniara, September 17. Bohinmin Bona, chairman of the Democratic convention, calls delegates to reconvene at Dillon courthouse on Wednesday afternoon, September 23, to nominate a county ticket. A rally will follow, with Governor Norrie and other leaders to speak at the Dillon theater.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Fort Benton reports county commissioners paid several items for the building and maintenance of a Missouri river ferry at Fort Benton. About $4,000 to construct the span replaces the swing span washed out by last spring’s high water. Material is arriving via Contractor Peppard to complete the new span by November.
From New York, Mr Chanter won his current position by over 5100 votes in 1908 while Willan R Mearsi led the ticket’s defeat by more than 50 000. A Dutchess county upstate and city man, his career spans international law study at Cambridge, criminal law practice, Parnell support in Ireland, and a string of political roles including lieutenant governor candidacy and Red Hook activism.
Chanter spoke at a public banquet praising himself in high terms while shaping Democratic views. The speech unsettled some New York delegates who contested the vice presidential nominating process and questioned Hughes's suitability for governor. Murphy rejected New York’s candidate, hinting at strategic maneuvers within the convention. Special dispatches note Sugar Beet association officials visiting Dixon regarding inspection and factory plans for the Beavaranad valley crop as an experimental effort.
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