Anaconda Standard Company Contacts and Agencies
General business correspondence and letters should be addressed to the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda Montana. A list of forwarding agencies and news rooms across major cities includes Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake City Seattle Portland Rochester and other regional offices with contact details for the STANDARD NEWS network.
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Bees Steteontan Nome Co
Cine
Itv
United News Ag
Eadystreet
Los Angeles
Kemp News
Am Die
Mt. Child's
Tenver
Salt Lake
Messills & Ludwig
Whitehoure
Deden—Lowe Brox
Ihn W. Graham
Cos Sprague
Tregs News Co
Seattle
Fekbart
Fifth Avenue
Washington Street
Portland
Rowman News Company
Rochester, Minn
J. D. Kelly
Main
Cum'ro Street
Bo Nese
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Progressive movement calls 1000 volunteers to aid national committee
National progressive headquarters issue a call for 1,000 volunteers from all states to serve the national committee. The sponsors Oscar S Straus Senator Poindexter Albert Beveridge and former Governor John M Parker say the service requires no expense and does not require leaving one's regular job.
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National Progressive
National Committee
Oscar S Straus
New York
Poindexter
Washington
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
John M. Parker
Louisiana
Regilar
Roosevelt
Arizona
Progressive Movement
Progressive Committee
Walsh Supports Tariff Bill In Senate Speech
Senator Walsh in the United States senate voiced strong support for the tariff bill, aligning with the administration and its tariff program. He aimed to secure better terms for Montana wool and sugar but moved to endorse broader tariff reductions, reflecting Democratic platform and policy from the last election.
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United States Senate
Walsh
Montana
Ucete
Democratic Party
Democrats Face Tariff Revision Debate
The party unity on tariff policy is clear with calls for downward revision though factions diverge on pace and scope. Democrats pledge to uphold the platform while balancing producer and consumer burdens, anticipating changes in congress and potential restoration of old rates. Senator Walsh’s stance signals broad party Senate support minus one Louisiana senator.
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United Statit i
Senecien
Congress
Yellowstone to Decide on Automobiles in Park in 1914
The action to allow motor vehicles in Yellowstone National Park remains suspended awaiting Interior Secretary Lane’s ruling. After a tour of the park, Lane is expected to base his decision on observations and inquiries. If no objections arise, automobiles may be permitted in 1914 rather than this year.
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Yellowstone Park
Lane
Sons
Park
War Playground
Foren
Ananias
Warning to Butte on Highway Robberies and Masks
The article urges Butte residents to beware of men in black masks during the next few nights amid a spike in robberies. It calls for mayoral action to increase police presence, suggesting double patrols to prevent crimes, catch criminals, and improve the city’s security reputation.
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Butte
Reg Lar
Hutte
Montana Prize Fighting Publicity and Mine Payrolls Rise
Legislators hear calls to legalize prize fighting in Montana but recent events show fighters avoiding combat while money flows from mining payrolls. July payrolls total 1,802,000 with 975,000 paid by Anaconda and allied firms and 325,000 by other miners. Copper prices show signs of improvement as quotations rise.
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Montans Legisature
Montana
Peo
Butte
Anaconda and Allied
Butte Sees Strong August Outlook for Wages and Jobs
Steadily rising figures for several days point to August average prices above 15 cents, signaling a larger payroll and higher wages for workers. Projections are bright for good times in Butte for a long time to come.
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Butte
Nations Resist Exhibits Amid Expo Saturation
The British government explains its refusal to join the Panama Pacific exposition in San Francisco in 1916. Russia Austria and Germany are also reported to decline, not from hostility to California but from expositions becoming too common and losing public appeal as governments cut or reluctant to fund new displays.
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San Francisco
Russia
San Franisco
Austria
Germany
California
CROSSING CROSSINGS AT SAFE CROSSWALKS WARNINGS
A New York pamphlet for children urges caution at street crossings. It advises never to alight facing the rear, watch for autos, avoid running before vehicles, avoid hitching rides, and always look both ways to cross at regular crossings. It argues drivers should slow near crossings and pedestrians should move swiftly once clear.
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New York
Intellectual Cocktails On Foretelling The Future
A reflection on fortune tellers and prophets who claim to reveal tomorrow. The writer argues predicting the future would ruin curiosity and daily zest, noting past executions of witches for foretelling truth and claiming modern belief makes seers frauds we can afford.
Fragmented Passages on News and Discovery in Public Discourse
A reflective monologue condemns sensationalism and overinterpretation of news. It contrasts yesterday’s harmless reports with tomorrow’s potential ruin, urging restraint and celebrating life as a voyage of discovery despite difficulties. It labels critics who claim to know the whole story as nuisances.
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Tencher
Walt Mason Song on Death and Life’s Toil
Verse reflects on death ending pain and toil while critiquing living under taxes debt and worry. It praises stoic acceptance and bold living, contrasting frail efforts with bold, carefree departure, ending with a restful sleep beneath the gravel.
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Kirk
Why do women wear stockings when they go bathing
A humorous column from the Cincinnati Enquirer riffing on gender roles and fashion. It puns on women’s faith in babies and patent medicines, tackles social habits, and contrasts men and women with satirical quips about dress, love, and propriety. It mocks pretentiousness and old norms with light gossip tone.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Attack on Former Peruvian President Leguia and Son
Unrest in Peru grows as an attack targets former President Leguia and his son. They defended themselves, killing two attackers and wounding others amid ongoing political turmoil.
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Peru
Leguia
Quotations Sweep Through a Fractured Opinion Page
A collage of pithy quotes and jests from various papers highlights public sentiment on politics culture and society. The selection includes lines from Orleans Picayune Chicago Record Herald Cleveland Plain Dealer Pittsburg Dispatch Suwannee Sentinel and Chicago News with remarks on converts to sides temper in debate and a quip about a clerk in Rome inheriting 6 4 million and a jab at English suffragists.
Old Irish Song About a Colleen in an Ould Plaid Shaw
The speaker recalls a May meeting with a shy Irish colleen in an old plaid shawl, noting her beauty and modest blue eyes. He vows to seek her through Galway and Clare, wishing for peace of mind only when he finds her, an unnamed origin old Irish tune.
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Galway
Clare
Humor of the Day in a Fractured Newspaper Snippet
A collage of jokes and quips from a historic page includes a painter named Smith in a Boston Transcript humor item, a rain prayer theme, a pawn shop thief returning a stolen water container, health food cartons, and a press agent remark about idealism versus realism, all reflecting dated lighthearted tidbits.
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Sour Hall
Smith
Boston ‘Transcript
Nave
Presbyterian
Washington Star
Nadame
The Miles Still To Go In The Outlook
A collage from Harper's and Outlook pieces recalls a Sunday school tardiness tale, a dyspeptic guest and salt water, a close baseball decision, and a lyric meditation on long roads. It blends prosaic humor with verse on miles to go, home, and distant thresholds. Martha Haskell Clark.
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Martha Haskell Clark
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