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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1906
Page
12
The text outlines a reform slate urging public land reclamation, opposition to perceived mismanagement by Liebaw, and demands for stricter water use, railroad regulation, and public works oversight. It calls for constitutional amendments, primary election reform, and protections for workers, with emphasis on fair use of public funds and accountability in governance.
The piece praises Senator W. Clark for his energetic work for the state and its people, vows continued support and counsel, and notes disappointment he may retire from active political life. It also condemns Chinese Exclusion and criticizes Congress for not supporting labor protections amid reform efforts.
A fragmentary 19th century plea urges Montanans to oppose a Democratic legislature and to push for direct election of U.S. senators by the people. It advocates referendum amendments and a compulsory welfare law to adjust tensions between employers and workers, aligning with a populist stance.
Becky Farris returns prompting city officials and deputies to address rising crime and unrest. A deputy sheriff reports actions near Grease Vale and Bishl front, while authorities discuss public safety and arrest procedures.
A chaotic report describes Tim Shea’s watch being taken and the thief fleeing through Wilkersie. Police pursuit follows as witnesses and bystanders recount the sequence ending with a high tally of damage and an amped hunt for the suspect.
A damaged OCR item describes travel fares from Hellion Uilh to Ata and back for eight Ren, with a Pioneer day kickoff and Dilee POMIOONG celebration week. It mentions early dawn trains, a large crowd at Cola Springs, and a speech by Vice President Pult banks. The piece notes whist games and family attendance as part of the Saturday events.
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