Anaconda Standard Publishing Details and Office Contacts
The Anaconda Standard announces daily and Sunday editions with subscription rates and delivery options. It lists main and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls plus a Washington Bureau and street news stands in Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City.
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Missoula
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Chicago
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Palace Hotel
Denver
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Salt Lake News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
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Anaconda Standard Ads Guarantee Circulation Promise
The Anaconda Standard declares a bona fide paid circulation for daily and Sunday editions three times larger than any Montana newspaper. Advertising contracts will be based on this guaranteed circulation.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Unanimous Senate Committee Declares W A Clark Guilty
The Montana senate privileges and elections committee yesterday found W A Clark guilty and unseated him, declaring there was no doubt of his guilt. The report lauds Congressman Campbell and condemns Clark's money power and lobbyists, asserting Montana’s honor and the republic's integrity.
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Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
W. A. Clark
Montana
United States Senate
Clark
Renin
Washington
Senate
Congressman Campbell
Inter Mountain
Campbell
Commonwealth of Montana
Standard’s Stand on Clark Case Destroys Montana Accusers
The Standard defends its coverage of the Clark scandal, asserting truthful reporting and full news without bias while accusing the Butte Miner Helena Independent of misrepresentation and partisan protection of Clark. It praises its own front in exposing bribery and condemns rivals as corrupt yesterday and today.
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Ithout
Montana
Clark
United States Senate
Fred Whiteside
Butte
W. A. Clark
Washington
Standard
Helena
Montana Bravery in Bribery Case Honored
The text lauds Montana citizens for resisting a bribery attempt and bringing to justice those who would bribe the state. It praises honesty, courage, and resolve against threats from a purchaser press, expressing deep gratitude.
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Montana
Unanimous Senate Committee Votes to Unseat Clark
The senate committee on privileges and elections votes to unseat W A Clark on bribery grounds. The action, taken after a swift hearing, is described as a heavy blow to a public figure with all members voting against Clark. The decision rests on testimony rather than argument.
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Senate Committee On Privileges
W. A. Clark
United States
Clark
Foster
Clark faces Senate expulsion clash as votes loom
A Montana senate committee has found W A Clark guilty in a bribery probe though allies Faulkner and Foster defend him. The question remains whether Clark can survive in the senate or resign to preserve some reputation, while observers debate vindication or exile and political futures.
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Senate
Mr. Clark
Clark
Montana
Gall of St SHE Foiled by Mockery of Committee
The passage criticizes a committee for defying Faulkner and Foster by discarding briefs and sweeping up their invective. It lauds Faulkner as a master orator whose speech is deemed the finer work, likening his rhetoric to Napoleon and Bulwer and stressing the high stakes of his task.
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Faulkner
Roger Foster
Mesers
Foster
Twain
Napoleon
Bulwer
W. A. Clark
Republic
Butte Inter Mountain Holds Raleigh Hotel Incident to Be True
The Butte Inter Mountain asserts the Raleigh hotel incident occurred and remains credible, despite questions from readers and competing reports. The paper defends its account as accurate within its archived coverage and editorial stance.
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Butte Inter Mountain
Raleigh
Widening Conspiracy Talk Reaches High Government Bodies
The term conspiracy appears to extend beyond initial scope to include the state supreme court and state senate committee on privileges and elections, with speculation it may reach the full United States Senate membership.
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Supreme Court of the State
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
United States Senate
W A Clark Expected to Return to Montana
On the face of the returns, Mr. W. A. Clark will return to Montana.
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W. A. Clark
Montana
Clark Proves Fighter Image Despite Washington Social Bias
The sentence notes that Mr. Clark shows fighting spirit but faces a poor view of his staying qualities from Washington society. It implies reputation issues despite personal effort.
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Clark
Washington
Untied Funds May Spare Mr. Cirk A Tie Count
It is believed Mr. Cirk has enough money left to avoid the necessity of counting ties on his way back.
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Cirk
Senate privileges and elections committee members listed
The senate committee on privileges and elections is composed of Chandler of New Hampshire Hoar of Massachusetts Burrows of Michigan Pritchard of North Carolina Spooner of Wisconsin Caffrey of Louisiana Harris of Kan
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Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Chandler
New Hampshire
Hoar
Massachusetts
Burrows
Michigan
Pritchard
North Carolina
Spooner
Wisconsin
Caffrey
Louisiana
Harris
Kan
Doodle Politician Faces Unanimous Backlash
The text notes Mr. Clark's supporters share horror and chagrin at a decision. It warns a doodle politician should not cast his dough upon the waters expecting return after many days. The tone reflects cautions about political risk and public reaction.
Clark Plans Helena Banquet and Senatorial Burial
W A Clark faces charges up to profit and loss including a Helena banquet held in his honor. Reverend William J Hannah of Big Timber will officiate at the burial of the Clark senatorial bee.
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W. A. Clark
Helena Hiel
William J. Hannah
Big Timber
Clark
Notable Fall Attributed To Mr Clark In Butte Inter Mountain
The passage questions the accuracy of Mr Clark's portrayed emotions in last night's paper noting he fell down, and emphasizes the fall as a grand one compared to the image.
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Mr. Clark
Butte Inter Mountain
Washington Correspondent Doubts Committee Vote Result
The Butte Inter Mountain Washington correspondent questions the expected 5 to 4 committee decision, suggesting the forecast may not hold. The remark casts doubt on the apparent advantage of the party line.
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Washington
Butte Inter Mountain
Senate Panel Sparks Broad Press Consensus Outside Montana
Outside Butte and Helena the American daily press shows nearly identical views on the issue, reflecting a strong national consensus reported by major outlets.
Montana Briber Is Unceremoniously Turned Down
Report on privileges and elections committee to declare a senator's seat vacant is awaited after counsel Faulkner conference. Friends say delaying official reasons is preferable to a premature statement. It is not believed Senator Clark will resign now.
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Senate Committee On Privileges
el Ctions
Faulkner
Clark
Montana Honor Vindicated In Senate Decision
The Senate committee on privileges and elections declared W. A. Clark's Montana senate election illegal. Bozeman residents expressed approval, saying the state’s honor is vindicated. Opinions split on Clark's next move, but the final Senate decision is expected.
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Standard
Bozeman
Senate Committee On Privileges and
W. A. Clark
Montana
Senate
Coast Jobbers Charge Unfairness
Portland witnesses testified to unfair rate differentials by Northern Pacific and Great Northern affecting Pacific coast jobbers. They argued lower carload rates and split payments favor western lines push shipments to water routes and hurt local trade. The Interstate Commerce Commission opened hearings to assess these differential practices and potential competition suppression.
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Portland
Ore
inter@etate commerce commission
St. Louis
Western Railroad
Pacific Coast
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Chicago
Middle West
Trade tensions and freight differentials stir Pacific coast jobbers
Alfred F. Biles of W P Fuller & Co testifies that rail rate cuts by two northern lines shifted purchases from Chicago to other ports. He argues unfair freight differentials harm Pacific coast jobbers and inland competition, risking shift to foreign suppliers. Internal margins shrink as coast wholesalers plead protection to avert monopolistic pressure.
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Portland
Pacific Coast
Alfred F. Biles
W. P. Fuller & Co
Chicago
Biles
Middle West
Germany
England
Cleveland Lectures Draw Rousing Audience at Princeton
Ex President Cleveland delivered his second lecture in Alexander hall to a large audience of students faculty and families. He appeared with President Patton and received prolonged applause from start to finish. Dr Patton thanked Cleveland and announced future Stafford Little lectures next year. Mrs Cleveland and Stafford Little were present with Professor West guiding him to the hall.
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Princeton
N. J
Cleveland
Alexander Hall
Patton
Stafford Little
West
Race Track Actions At Tanforan San Francisco
At Tanforan race track in San Francisco during April weather kept the track fast. Results noted first place in the event with officials confirming conditions and performance.
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San Francisco
Tanforan Tine
Races Result Summary From Short Track Meet
Sacaroid wins four furlongs with 49 percent time. True Blue takes five furlongs while St Casimir and Ella Boland finish second and third. Potente wins the selling one mile race with Orion second. Isaline wins six furlongs selling as Fidel Youlin and Proclamation place. Rosinante wins the remaining eighth with Flamora second Chimura third. Croker wins the mile biath with Fashion Plate second Be Happy third.
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Sacaroid
Sublime
Aphrodia
True Blue
St. Casimir
Ella Boland
Selling Catastrophe
Potente
Orion
Seling
Isaline
Fidel Youlin
Proclamation
Hide
Rosinante
Flamora
Chimura
Croker
Fashion Plate
Be Happy
Sir Blaze Wins Opening Memphis Race at Six Furlongs
In Memphis on an April card, Sir Blaze captured the first race a six furlongs selling event with Shillingburm runner-up and Freehand third. The meet featured six events with winners including The Honan and Belle of Orleans across lengthier sprints and the Tennessee Oaks.
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Memphis
Sir Blaze
Shillingburm
Freehand
the Honan
Chopin
Fimp
Harry Pulliam
the Elk
Denman Thompson
Belle of Orleans
Banfbca
Brownie Anderson
The
Mecca
Lady Schorr
Madame Gene
Bran Lad
Tidy Ano
Alpaca
Kentucky Republican Delegates Convention Call Issued
Louisville April 10 The Republican state central committee calls a state convention in Louisville May 1 Delegates at large to Philadelphia expected include Governor Taylor Former Governor Bradley Senator Deboe and William A Gaines If defeated before the supreme court in the state officers contest they will renominate Governor Taylor for November elections
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Loulaville
Republican State Central Committee
Taylor
Govenor Bradley
Deboe
William A Gaines
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
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