Standard Publishing Company Advertises Offices and Subscriptions
The Standard Publishing Company lists postal details and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with prices for monthly and annual payments. It notes offices in Anaconda and Butte, with multiple independent phone numbers and a long network of news stands across major cities.
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Bain” Ofice—standard
Ana- Sonda
AML General Business
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Eee
The Rosenthal Case Fragments of a Police Scandal
Friday August 2 report outlines sensational graft claims tied to New York police officials. A second murder stems from the first as underlings testify, signaling sweeping reform debates and temporary shutdowns of gambling houses as the city faces a potential purification period.
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Rosenthal
New York
York
Finnish runner Kolehmainen to race in American pro events
Article discusses Kolehmainen and a French rival likely joining American pro long distance meets this fall. It notes the tension between amateur ideals and mercenary purses, comparing past Marathon eras and questioning professionalism in athletics beyond baseball.
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Kolehmainen
Stockholm
America
Whoare
Hayes
Dorando
London
Debates on Amateurism and Rail Safety in Early 20th Century
The piece argues for safeguarding amateur athletics by forfeiting trophies if competitors turn pro within a year of Olympic victory. It critiques the era’s money driven race circuit and notes a New York Central and Pennsylvania Railways study predicting longer Chicago train times due to winter conditions. It warns speed mania endangers lives and urges safer, reliable service over ultra fast schedules.
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America
London
Kolehmainen
Twentieth Century Limited
New York Public Service Commission
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Wineter
United States
Canadian Northwest
Tts
Kansas
Stubbs
Epidemic Funding Debate Sparks Congress Action
In The Journal of the American Medical Association two long articles warn bubonic plague may threaten the United States. The House appropriations committee cut the epidemic prevention fund from 300000 to 100000, prompting calls to restore the full amount and urging readiness to defend health and commerce against disease and potential war threats.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
United States
Congress
Public Health Service
House Committee On Appropriations
Cannon
House
Yankee Neglect and Taft Campaign Musings
A column discusses Granville Fortesque’s critique of American carelessness in South American contracts, Taft’s acceptance speech, and varied political rumors. It notes a Bolivian rail deal fiasco, Methodist camp meetings, gambling house disturbances, and campaign fund contrasts, with references to Taft Roosevelt Wilson and national politics across regions.
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Bolivia
United Kingdom
England
Taft
Becker
Wilson
Roosevelt
Chapin
Disteler
Hilles
August
New York
Owl Creek mines to be run on royalty basis
The president signed the Warren resolution authorizing continuation of manning operations at Owl Creek Wyoming coal mines. About four hundred miners and workers faced potential layoffs, but the mines will operate on a royalty basis until litigation is concluded.
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Owl Creek
Standard
Washington
Wyo
Standard ad urges readers to stay posted in Montana
A fragmented Montana newspaper ad promotes reading the Standard as Montana's live news source. It emphasizes a monthly subscription delivered by carrier via established routes to Post Offices across the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
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Montana
United States
Canada
Mexico
Western governors meet in Boise to discuss resource policy
Governor Norris opens a four day conference in Boise with western governors from Utah Nevada Montana Oregon and more. He outlines western needs for unified laws on lands water and investment while noting federal authority and the rush of settlers and capital to the region.
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Boise
Spry
Utah
Oddie
Nevada
Norris
Montana
Oregon
Hawley
Maho
Burke
North
Dakota
McDonld
New Mexico
Carey
Wyoming
Hodges
West
Nyssa
Governors’ Association
Congress
Washinton
Democratic Leader Hopes For Eta Convention In Syracuse
The Democratic Committee has set the Eta Convention for October 1 in Syracuse. Chairman George M. Palmer expresses enthusiasm about the party and state prospects next fall.
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New
Orminate Democratic Committee
Eta
Syracuse
George M. Palmer
Reclamation Work Under Inspection by Army Engineer
Gen W L Marshall consulting engineer to the interior secretary and H N Savage inspected Montana reclamation projects during a Missoula stop en route to Butte. They toured the Two Medicine Blackfeet project area, Glacier National Park edge, and the St. Mary lakes route, observing the Newell power tunnel and Pablo dam site with Construction Engineer Moody. Marshall praised the project progress and the plentiful rainfall aiding crops. after Butte he will visit Idaho to review western works.
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Standard
Missoula
Montana
Gen. W. L. Marshall
H. N. Savage
Reclamation Service
Butte
General Marshall
Savag Byer
Marshall
Army Corps
Polson
Flathead Lake
Newell Power Tunnel
Pablo Dam
Moody
Te Reservation
Savage
Idaho
Tech
United States Army
Secretary of the Interior
Women to Build Los Angeles Athletic Club Features
Los Angeles plans call for a women exclusive athletic club costing 2280 dollars with beauty parlors rest facilities and a children's playroom. Ground breaking is to occur within 60 days with trained staff to manage the facilities.
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Los Angeles
Chauncey L. Higbee
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