Anaconda Standard Publisher and branch offices list
The notice outlines publication details for The Anaconda Standard and lists branch offices in Butte, New York, Chicago, Kansas City, Minneapolis, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Pasadena, Salt Lake City, Ogden, Spokane, Tacoma, Seattle, Portland, and Oregon News Co. locations. It also provides subscription rates, mail matter status, and addresses for editorial rooms and main office.
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New York City
Broadsway
Thirty-eighth Street
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
Demrhorn Street
Timpire
Jackson and Mearvarn
Kansas City
Yonta News Co
Ninth and
Minneapolis
Kevanaugh
South Third Street
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
San Jeencisco
Los Angeles
Amos
South Olive
Pasadena
Cal
Hornung’s
News Depat
Asonver
Seventeenth
Salt Lake City
Moan's Bank
Resanild
Hansan's
Church Street
Ogden
Kind's
Spokane
North Howard Street
John Wv, Graham & Co
Tacoma
Pacific Avenus
Seattle
Heatile News Band
International News Co
Paertland
Oregon News Co
Autos in National Parks Spark Debate on Travel Reform
The Interior Department may bow to public opinion and permit automobile travel in national parks. Yellowstone is highlighted as a focal point where motor vehicles could replace horse drawn carriages, yet many visitors expect park rights for horseback and private conveyance tours.
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Department of the Interior
Mater Cal
Alehway
Yellowstone
Transportation Company
Yellowstone Park
Ohio Taft Foraker clash marks test for Roosevelt machine
In Ohio a central committee session saw Foraker resist removal of Wormser and Dick from state politics while Taft allies sought a vague resolution endorsing Tartax Chin’s reelection. Foraker opponents hint at targeting him in the presidential contest, signaling a split over Roosevelt’s influence and the party’s direction.
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Fonster
Stave Central Committee
Columbus
Denti
Tartax Chin
Taft
Wormker
Ohio
Foraker
State Committee
Foreker
Roosevelt
Washington Star
Ile
Taft Brothers
Corman
Ohio Taft Paradox in Foraker Battle Rumors
The article describes factions around William Howard Taft and Theodore Roosevelt affecting Senator Foraker in Ohio. It notes uneasy alliances, rival aims, and suspicions that Taft’s camp may threaten Foraker to weaken Roosevelt’s position while Foraker resists external control. The piece portrays a fragile, factional dynamic within Ohio politics and national ambition.
Monumental rename misleads ancient record claims
A muddled note alleges Avery Temple becomes AGtokA and recasts a hero’s feats in bizarre hieroglyphics. It asserts monuments bearing the name predate Trenhd Steont by a millennium, claiming ancient exposure to a grand past but reads like sensational fantasy.
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Avery
Agtoka
Manus
Chicago
New Yorke
Flurry of Tangled Political Hearsay and Trials Mentioned
A column surveys a tangle of political rumors and legal notes. It notes a Queens grand jury twice declining indictment in a murder confession by Henry Becker. It mentions President Roosevelt and Senator Foraker, Wiley Johnson family politics, and the Bryan-Wall Street debate amid labor strife and coal shortages.
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Larry Mrehand
Long Island
Statfeldt
Henry Becker
Becker
Hie Familly
Cost of Alcide wage worker compensation law noted
England’s new wage worker compensation law took effect July 1. After one month, observations show coverage excludes employees under 1400 a year and provides fixed heirs’ sums for fatalities and weekly pay based on a portion of earnings for injuries. English statistics since 1904 show rising wage debt and variability in costs to employers as the year unfolds.
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England
Ton Rihuin
Flan
Rameses the Great a Fraud in Old Egypt Tale
An Associated Press dispatch reports Egyptian scholars question Rameses I’s greatness, portraying him as a boastful tyrant who expanded wars, built monuments, and imposed heavy taxes. The piece contrasts revered legend with alleged misdeeds and memory through dimmed glory.
Fragmented Press Comment Contemplates Morality and Public Decorum
A garbled press commentary touches on health, inaction, and moral proximity amid public life. It references indigestion, sore throat, a 200 percent dividend, and divided attention between distant cities, while hinting at societal expectations of women and governance.
Arrest in Clow Case Brings Hastings Back To Butte
In a late Wednesday evening development Hastings was captured at Sappington and brought back to Butte to face murder charges connected to the Clow train holdup. Tower, held in the box car, and Swede Murphy aided the investigation, with interrogation revealing Hastings’s disputed ties to the crime and a note claiming money for departure.
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Bales
Dex Jectives
Sweden Murphy
John Boyle O'Reilly
Hearst
Kominate
Butte
Hastings
Bpecus Lator
Nome
Little
Tower
Tela
Clow
Silver Bow
Vhe
Popuilly
Gall
California
Wilson
Sappington
Yic
Atlantic
Bittie
Pat Boyle
Laurent
West Broadway
Lennard
George Tower
Cualy Jatt
Menderson
Yel- Inwarone
Svith Hastings
Biter
Oome
No. 3
Murphy
Mooney
Bin
James Larkin
Mcorlesey
Burlington
Bappington
Haatlegs
Lie Station
Oklahoma
Izasiines
Ile
Lis
Henderson
Clarence
Newcastle
Wyo
G. A. Wilson
East Park School
Gruber
Clue
Oklahoma Republicans Nominate Frantz With Ovation
Guthrie Okla April 1 The Oklahoma Republican state convention celebrated the renomination of Gov Frank Frantz at the head of the ticket amid an extended ovation. With little opposition the delegates cheered for minutes delaying order restoration as the party lined up for the rest of the slate including lieutenant governor and attorney general selections.
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Guthrie
Okla
Reverney
Frank Frantz
N. G. Turk
Checatah
I. T
Thomas Bobnett
Ardinorn
Silas Reid
el Renn
Oklahoma
Serank Frantze
Murphy
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