Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana Notice
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Manaset Foreign Advertising
Jan ‘York
Brunswick
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Chicago
Hartford
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
Montana
Standard
New York
Hotaling's
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Broadway
Jonas, Astoronse, Pindelphia
Quaker News Co
North Sixth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Ootner Woodward
Ban Diezo
E. WM
Child's News Agency
Denver
H. P. Haneen’s
Seventeenth Street
Western News Agency
East Lake City
Hanson's
Salt Lake City
McGillis & Ludwig's
Whitehoass Corner
Ogden—Lowa
John W. Grabaut
Sprague Avenue
Tacoma
Trego Newe Co
Seattle-Hickhart
Firat Avenus
Washington Street
Seattle
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Whitnes
Portland
Hewmat News Co
Anaconda Aldermanic Election Prompts Civic Debate
On April 1 1912 Anaconda voters face an aldermanic election amid claims the city hall is orderly and prudent while noting past socialist influence in Butte. Citizens are urged to exercise choice despite partisan concerns, to steer governance toward stability and forward progress.
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Abaconda
Anaconda
Poly
Asiaconda
Ciis
Amanda
Mov
Ultyal
Butte Faces Socialist Grip and Loyal Citizens Respond
The piece argues that Butte must resist the Socialist party's influence in city government while citizens pledge loyalty to the country and its flag. It notes Ohio politics as an ongoing issue, and reports on a Saturday meeting where three to one favored a state committee choice, with primaries planned to pick district delegates.
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Butte
Julie
Ely
de Halen
Whasa
Rulle
Trented
Ohio
Olid
Loup
Roosevelt Campaign Rift Deepens After Montana Split
The piece traces a split in Roosevelt ally Dixon and the Montana delegation over anti Taft support. It notes Roosevelt’s disappointment, Dixon’s stance, and the impact on New York and Montana politics. It also mentions Dr. Wiley’s resignation, party resistance to reforms, and President Wilson’s praise of Wiley’s work.
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Roosevelt
Wren
Dixon
Vontana
Aeliver
New York
Montan
Montans
Montana
Joe
Bolace
Thom
Wiley
Purefond Bureau
Wickerstram
Wilson
Whey
Wyoming Senators Rush Big Public Building Bills
A historical critique argues the upper house backed three Wyoming public building bills granting 75000, 67600, and 65000 dollars to small towns, while many larger towns lack similar funding. It accuses specific senators and committees of misusing public funds and questions the fairness and transparency of the process.
Wyoming lawmakers push bills for small town posts
A critical note questions appropriations totaling 65,000 for the tite nurs of Newcastle and 45,000 for a public building at Thermopolis, condemning these town bills as waste. It cites Representative Mondell and Senator Lea, arguing publicity will defeat such measures and that larger offices bloat the bill.
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Newcastle
Representative Mondenl
Mondell
Wyoming Congress
Wyoming
Theramopolis
Andrew Cartegia
Station agents demand pay raise before railroad grants
New York March 1 Organisation representing station agents and related railway workers issued a statement insisting their wage claims be considered before any further increases for higher salaried employees. Morton of Beaton, president of the Order of Railroad Station Agents, said the issue stems from engineers wage demands. He added his group will likely apply within five weeks for a general advance.
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New York
Morton of
Mate
Saloon Closures Loom From New Arizona Liquor Bill
Saloons across Arizona face closure under a new liquor bill passed by the legislature. The measure would halt retail liquor sales within six miles of construction camps planned near Tucson and Benson, threatening many outlets. An emergency clause aimed to prevent a referendum spurred telegrams protesting to Governor Hurt.
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Phoenix
Arie
Marelid
Hurt
Arenes
Ue Tate
Arizona
Tucson
Benson
Giles
Hale
Still no clew to men who killed two autoists
Portland Oregon March 1 Two full days have passed since George Hastings and Donald Blewart were discovered Friday night by an automobile at Riverdate. Authorities say no clue has emerged about the highwayman who committed the crime. Sheriff Mass in Klickamaz county and Sheriff Stevens of Mulnorial county, with deputies and the Portland police, have scoured the area but found nothing tangible.
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Portland, Gre
George Hastings
Donald Blewart
Wiverdate
Strikes Hit Canadian Rail Construction Camps Over Pay
Vancouver March 41 Four thousand of the 6 000 railway construction camp workers along the Canadian Northern line from Hope to Kamloops struck for higher pay and shorter hours. They report wages of 480 and 3 40 for a 10 hour day and demand a nine hour day. Sub contractors Benson Nelson refuse the raise. Most strikers are said to be I W W members. First walkoutffected crews employed by Benson Nelson operate at Lytondomp.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
W Northern
Hope
Kamloops
Industrial Workers of the World
Benson & Nelson
Lyton
Fire Threat Endangers Whitebird Idaho Town
A March fire near Whitebird Idaho caused four buildings to burn and damages reaching $15,000. The Odd Fellows hall Ilco and Gaffee store the Selmon River Stores warehouse the Davis feed mill and the Smith and Reed Livary stable were destroyed. The blaze started after a lodge meeting and the cause remains unknown.
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Lewiston
Idaho
March of—Tire
Whitebird
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Iilco & Gaffee
Selmion Rive Stores Company
Davis Feed Mill
Smith d. Reed Livary
Trustees Seek Endowment for Mopiana College at Neer Lodge
Trustees of Mopiana College at Neer Lodge plan a large endowment drive in Deer Lodge to raise funds for improved operations and new buildings. The campaign follows an initial $50,020 offer from Mr Hill, with a $160,000 balance to be secured by December 1914. A committee led by Charles Leonard and Dr Greenveld will canvass and publicize. Commencement is May 2 with two college graduates and the board meeting that day.
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Thin College of
Tauoehen
Enli Tage
Hill
Dee St
Tily
Milonah
Deer Lodge
Charles Tr, Leonard
J. Groeneveld
Buile
Messrs
W.F. Guile
W. C. Spoltswand
Vander Af
Anu & Wands
W. T. Gullette
John Asila
Ancher
Board of Trasers
the Pines
Welsh church delays call for pastor after vacancy
Parishioners at the Welsh church on Da kuly and Aluminum streets voted not to extend a call to a new pastor after the resignation of Rev. 2. Janes-Roberts who joined Salmon City Idaho's First Presbyterian church. A supply remains, a committee will study candidates, and a decision is expected in months. Named trustees include Samuel Williams Tony Stedman Thomas J Chonax William Evang J M Jones Evang Rowlands and John Rowlands.
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Dakuly
Aluminum Streets
Janes-Roberts
First Presbyterian Church
Salmon City
Idaho
Roberts
Glew
Leretafore
Samuel Williams
Tony Stedman
Chomas J ‘Chonax
William Evang J. M. Jones
Evang Rowlands
John Rowlands
Harmon tours Washington as bid for Democratic nomination
Ohio Governor Judson Harmon arrived in Washington to press the governors petition to the Supreme Court in the Minnesota rate cases while campaign aides push his presidential bid. Governor Harmon says the party, not any single man, should lead and vows to craft a platform for broad voter support. Governor Harmon plans to speak at the National Press Club and depart tomorrow night.
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Washington
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Supreme c Court
Minnesota
Washington Tool
Taran
Altimore
Eh Foutey
Tarmon
National Press Club
Win WT
Bryan
Irom
Nebraska
Harmon
Harp Placeholder Hinders Alabama Delegation Meeting
A rough OCR fragment notes a statewide convention planned for March 31 in Birmingham to choose delegates favoring former President Roosevelt for the presidency. The text claims Alabama’s Republican organization is Mexican in origin, reflecting internal party contention.
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Tirmingham
Ala
Maren
Aneet Tir Birnainghaan
Wey
Phsadare Roosevelt
Hin Prealdoncy
Menetto
Cig
Alabamn
Mexia
County Delegates Tie At State Convene Amid Strife
The report describes county delegates at the Republican and Democratic state conventions in Town, detailing votes totals, key figures Wilson and Chik, and divisions over endorsements. Amid conflicting ballots a bloc pro Wilson emerged, while other counties shifted toward sustaining the Mumot plan for a large brickwork project in the Midlands and England.
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Dee Methos
Maret Al-Six
Ganvorlahs
Balla
Mbert
Cumming
Chase
Long busy session of Trades Assembly in Butte
The Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly held its longest meeting in over a year. Mother Jones praised as the best labor orator, candidates for school trustees addressed delegates, and new members joined the Switchmen Union. Communications from politicians and unions were read, with talk of Panama Canal effects and labor regulation.
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Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
Thak
Mother Jones
Starrimall
Howard
Tanke
Margaret Roeza
Musere
Gurnghy
Brasion
Assembly
Butts Joe
Switchmen of
North America
Dissembly Wea
Leigue
Butte
Ed Shields
Daard
Tocal
Ikeey
Cichternia
Oakland Central
Oakland
San Francisco
Aleover
Pray
Dixonrald Myers
Boston Central Labor Union
Congress
California Tabor Council
Hulte
Searching Edic His Son Theodors Long Seeks Missing William Long
Tacoma March 31 Theodors JK Long former alderman of Chicago arrived seeking his mysteriously missing son William Carson Long 26 a former diligent at University of Michigan who vanished from North Yakima mont ago Long says all other theories are eliminated and suggests the young man may have hidden his mind temporarily through headache powders
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Tacoma
Theodors JK. Long
Chicago
Wiliam Carson Long
University of Michigan
North Yakima
My. Long
Murder on State Street: Cale and Jones in fatal shootout
Special Dispatch reports a pre election row at a Colored Men's Club on State Street ends in murder. M. Cole alias Robert Jolnson is shot four times by William M. Jones in self defense after a political dispute. Both men African American. Jones wounded in groin. No witnesses.
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Standard
Vielena
Canlretes
State Street
M.S. Cole
Robert Jolnson
Wiliam M. Jones
Jones
Cale
Cole
Everett, Wash
Bléise
Two Artists Die in Gas Poisoning Tragedy in New York
Two artists die from gas poisoning in separate studio incidents in New York. Robert Layton Newmin, an octogenarian colorist, and Miss Louise Seholted, a well known painter, were found dead in their studios. Authorities say gas from a heater caused asphyxiation. A third person, Miss Scholleil, was found dead in her studio with similar circumstances believed. The cases are being investigated as likely accidental or suicide-linked events.
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New York
Miet Murthy
Robert Layton Newmin
Louise Sehoteld
Newnyn Torms
Mies Behoteld
Newnun
Atfert
Scholleil
Ita
Needle in Arm From Childhood Mystery Pain
A woman, Mrs. W. F. Knuth, believed rheumatism caused back and side pain for years. Doctors found and removed a two inch needle embedded in her right arm, likely lodged in childhood, relieving her after removal. Her husband Mr. Knuth works as a cutter and miner of Montana sapphires.
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W. F Knuth
West
Granite Street
Binck
Knuth
Mr. Knuth
Montana
Prince Waldemar Named Honorary President Of Harbor Scheme
Prince Waldemar, youngest brother of King Frederick of Denmark, is nominated honorary president of a new company to develop the inland harbor of Myomes, Davish West Wndles. The plan aims to deepen the harbor, build wharves and docks to serve growing shipping after the Panama Canal opens. Scientists discuss diamond geology, kimberlite pipes, and ore deposits as part of the broader mining and volcanic history noted.
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Prince Waldemar
Kite Frederick
Denmark
de Bears
Aya
O. Ur
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