Anaconda Standard Publisher Address and News Stand Network
The notice lists the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY as publisher and provides extensive distribution and office locations. It enumerates city news stands and offices in New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake City and other western hubs, plus contact routing for foreign and domestic correspondence.
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Bandara
New York City
Hotalings
Gouda
Park Row
Broadway
Chicago
Auditedam Annex
P.O. Newe Co
Chicese
Empire News Sale
Wputa
Jackson
Tostborn
Mensas City
Yom News
Mioneapolis
Aevanaueh
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
Hull SL
Los Angeles
Denver
Salt Lake
Cli
Woolf
Salt Lake City
Ryurenfeld Te Hanson’s
Church Street
Orfen
Spokane
North Howard Street
John W. Graham & Con
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
International News
Portland
Oregon News
Eixit Street
Bryan in New York campaign notes stir long standing tension
In Bryan campaign bulletins from Fairview the candidate prepares for a New York speech while local press hints the Empire State remains unfriendly to his bid. The piece recalls New York’s past opposition, cites Democratic shifts, and mentions Pacific rail debates tied to interrelated trade and tariff policy.
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Fairview
Bryan
New York
Empire Flate
Mervayne
Nebreskta
Madison- Square-Garden
McHinlay
Melgopolls
Greater
Democratic Provincis
Denver
Sheir
Polley
Breans
Niryan
Honaleks
Tevethur Hughes
Presidentis Eiectora
Trade subsidies and postwar shipping fears loom in 1940s outlook
A long stream of garbled text discusses Pacific trade, German and French subsidies, and concerns that postwar mercantile subsidies will reshape ocean commerce. It mentions tariffs, fleet rebuilding, census projections, and population growth in the United States and its territories, implying a wider plan for maritime industry support and demographic shifts.
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Trent
Dwt
Pacific Road
Intestate Commerce Commission
J.J. Hill
Apple Br
Lil
United States
Lali
Insular
den Milla
Lingle San
Pope
Nuria Armericat
Indiana election talk and party fortunes in crusading headlines
A fragmentary Indiana political item notes talk of Republican and Democratic strategy ahead of the state's election. It mentions Republican hopes, Democratic concerns, and perceived impacts of a populist candidate on the contest, with outside commentary from major cities and the looming middle of September.
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Chicago
New York
Nealiie
Undiana
Indiana
Catusiny
Turbulent Political Talk and Everyday News Tangles
The column blends political chatter and everyday incidents from a late era newspaper. It references party dynamics and anticipated conventions, then shifts to vivid local vignettes including a courthouse reconciliation, a hospital visit for ulcers, a graveyard theft, a ship and rail system discourse, and assorted curious anecdotes about weather, sports, and public figures, all painted in a bustling period-voice.
Pure Food Laws Highlight Mackinac Meeting Urgently
Public health advocates from state and federal food authorities gathered at Mackinac Island to reinforce the federal pure food law, tracing enforcement progress, legal cases, and the need for uniform standards across states. Officers urged consumers to demand honest labeling, safe ingredients, and truthful packaging while detailing past adulteration cases and advances in oversight.
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Mackinge Island
Michigan
Association of Federaionc
Guelness
Aeso
Sears
Jans
Manu
Lawral
Jabal
Hakis
Aphills
Proms
Tata
Cincinnati
Minne
Aline
Minnesota
Jawa
New
Orleans
Nashville
Mackinac
Inga
Isdt
SovernMeMake
Nostiaus
Mapire
Wingves Ment
Association of Food Somre Officers
Congress
State Food and Dairy Commissioners’ Organizautlon
Washington
Hance
Congraaa
Fenewal Boveramente
National Consumers League
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Justin A. Morrill
Hill J
Pure Fond Army
Jee
Connecticut
Onl
Prima donna bitten by bulldog at Coney Island
New York reports Emilie Gardner, star of the Ahern opera company last year, injured by a bulldog at her home near Coney Island. Her injuries and shock were described as serious and her condition listed as critical. The dog belonged to Miss Gardner's housekeeper who left the cottage with a litter of puppies.
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New York
Llas
Emilie Gardner
Ahern Opera Company
Une Wasnital
Coney Island
Mias Gardner
Garr ‘Ner
Gacdler
Harriman Studies Hepburn Bill On Road Protections
Harriman asserts Hepburn railroad reform bill must safeguard roads. A conference with J C Stubbs, John Kruttachnit, MM Kelton, EP Biles, and others discussed maintenance and railroad policies. Later Harriman met with Mitchell of the Chicago & North Western.
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Harriman
Chicago
Grape-Nuts Promoted By Rail Telegraphers For Nerve Health
A railroad telegraph operator endorses Grape-Nuts citing improved focus and steadiness at work. He notes long-term use, praising the cereal with fruit and vegetables, and mentions a doctor’s advice to reduce meat. The testimonial underscores benefits for mental clarity and performance in demanding duties.
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RB. R. P
Tativoad Telegrapher
Thor
Elven
Postum
Railroads and Regulation Debate Cited by Herriman
Mr Herriman argues for a combined approach of regulation and publicity with protection to move traffic, stating the Henburn act alone is insufficient without government oversight. He says he advised President Roosevelt and Taft in the prior year, insisting on separation of railroads and government to achieve effective policy.
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Taft
Prisoners Sentenced by the Federal Court
Seven prisoners indicted by the federal grand jury pleaded guilty before Judge Hunt in Helena. Gertie Williams admitted a violation of interstate commerce laws by posing as the wife of a brakeman to gain a pass on the Great Northern and will be sentenced Wednesday. Three youths from Seattle, Pranke Staith James Brown and Peter Jamison, admitted breaking into a ranger cabin, with provisions taken and ten day sentences. William Witteton received four months and $400 fine for a separate liquor offense, while W. 17. Walso and Foo Johnson faced fines and brief jail terms for related offenses.
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Helena
Hunt
Gertie Williams
Owho
Great Northern
G. Watts
Pranke Staith
James Brown
Peter Jamison
Seattle
Wat la
Sie
Firure Willam Witteton
Foo Johnson
Prohibition Candidate Says Criminals Rule
Eugens W. Chaitin, prohibition nominee for U S presidency, spoke at two meetings in Osiollogsa Towa Aug 1 accusing political parties of being governed by criminal elements. He argued parties cannot win elections without such elements and that good men in parties are compromised by liquor traffic.
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Osiollogsa
Towa
Eugens W. Chaitin
Prohibition
United States
Mtserver
Snell
CHAPFEL'S SON TO WED IN ATLANTA ANNOUNCED
An engagement notice from Atlanta announces Aliss Ethel Hutt to Teleut Adna Re Chaffeo Jr., son of a lieutenant general. The wedding is planned for fall. The bride is said to be the daughter of Mrs. J A Dodson, wife of the Tallulah Falls Tas road superintendent.
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Atlanta
Aliss
Ethel Hutt
Teleut
Adna Re Chaffeo, Jr
Caaftes
Rock Island Fast Train Derailed Near Benson Injures Eighteen
A Rock Island fast transcontinental Pride of the line from Chicago to Los Angeles derailed near Benson Arizona after striking a broken rail. Eighteen passengers were injured, mostly with cuts and bruises, with the most serious hurt including financier O C Ayers of Kansas City. All injured were taken to St Marys Hospital in Tucson.
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Tienon
Ariz
Aue
Golden Wale Limited
Rock Island Railroad
Chicaga
Los Angeles
Hage Station
Benson
Orly
C. Ayers
Kansas City
Tucson
St. Mary's Hespital
Mr. Ayers
Qyto
Suit for Damages Against Billings Power Co
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Billings reports W Withite files 4500 dollar damages suit against Billings and Eastern Montana Power in district court. He claims high dam construction by the company diverted the river, flooded his land, and created stagnant ponds and health risks for his family. Quicksand heaped along the riverbank endangers his property and water supply.
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Standard
Billings
Arg
Fielding
Wwithite
Billings & Eastern Montain Power Company
Withite
Tha
Alan
Postoffice Appointment in Pins Creek District
Helen Malcom has been appointed postmaster at Pins Creek in Part County, replacing the resignation of A H L Bailly. The appointment follows special disasten to linnaird Warrington on August.
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Castro
Linnaird
Warrington
Helen Malcom
Pins Creek
Part
A. H L. Bailly
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Pure Food Congress
R. R. Telegrapher
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St. Aloysius Institute
Helena, Montana
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