Anaconda Standard Advertising and Publication Note
The Anaconda Standard lists publication details, rates, and office contacts for the Standard Publishing Company. It includes subscription prices, branch offices in Butte and Anaconda, phone numbers, and addresses for newsstands and partner agencies. The notice also provides external newsstand locations in major cities and instructions to address general correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company.
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Bisinomce
Standara
Bick
Ana
Bell
County Nominations Urge Voters to Engage Now
Silver Bow county readers are urged to consider county legislative and town officers as nominating conventions loom around September. While many candidates are active in courting support, citizens must take personal interest in party nominees for minor offices and attend primaries to ensure capable, trustworthy delegates and county officers are chosen. The piece calls for Americans to fulfill duties by influencing selections toward worthy representatives.
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Silver Bow County
Coal tar tires spark chemist promise in New York visit
Dr Dulsberg of the German chemical association, in New York for the quadrennial congress, discusses coal tar derived tires. He notes tires made from coal tar by him and Kaiser alike, claiming they resist heat, city roads, and punctures. The possibility of artificial caoutchouc rivals natural rubber remains uncertain and awaits a commercial breakthrough.
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Dr. Dulsberg
German Chemical Association
New York
Kaiser
Isberg
Coal tar and rubber markets and Roosevelt split debate
The article discusses the price drop for crude turf and artificial rubber, coal tar products and their wide industrial use, and political tensions. It covers Roosevelt’s handling of negro delegates, Zeppelin insurance issues, and the Bull Moose movement's impact on the 1912 campaign. It notes insurance disputes with British firms and the evolving election landscape in New York.
Republicans refuse aid to bull moose House candidates
The Republican Congressional Committee will not fund bull moose candidates for the House, even if they are nominated as Republicans. It lacks funds for a broad fight and will not spend on non Republicans following the Roosevelt standard. Requests have been made for campaign support from the committee.
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Bull Moose
Erature
Rodenburg
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Republican Canonal
House
Roosevelt Campaien Committee
Roosevelt Committee
George W. Pershing
Steel Trust
Harvester Trust
Republican Committee
Republican Congressional Committee
House of Representatives
Demand for Speed Blamed for Wreck on Burlington
Illinois rail road and warehouse commissioners released findings on the Chicago Burlington and Quincy wreck at Western Springs July 14 in which 12 people died. They fault the public demand for fast through trains and mail service, and railroads for scheduling fast trains closely together, urging a shift from manual to automatic block systems.
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Chicago
Illinois Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Western
Springs
Haitian President Cincinnatus Leconte Found Dead
The body of Haitian President Cincinnatus Leconte was found among the ruins of the palace after a fire. Power transfer to new president Gen Tuna Ted Auguste occurred smoothly as authorities plan a national funeral. A Bozeman dispatch notes Bozeman city council approved bitulithic paving for South Central avenue after strong opposition.
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Port Au Prince
Haitien Republic
Cincinnatux Leconte
Tuna Tede Auguste
Senate Chamber National Assembly
Bozeman
South Central Avenue
Prominent men in paric park visitors noted
A Special Dispatch to the Standard reports park tourists Louis Neilson secretary of the Pennsylvania Railway company and Levi Meyer a prominent Chicago attorney among those seen in Kalispell August. Further details are limited in the surviving text.
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Standard
Livingston
Aug
Louis Neilson
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Levi Meyer
Chicago
State Forester Saves Timber In Montana County
A quarter of a million feet of timber was saved to Montana from trespassing on state lands in this county after a survey by State Forester Jungberg. He checked timber wrongfully removed and will proceed to Sanders County on a similar mission.
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Montana
Jungberg
Sanders County
Colorado Beet Sugar Men Next On Examiner List
Denver will begin testimony Monday morning before Special Examiner Wilson J Brice in the government's bid to dissolve the so called sugar trust under the Sherman antitrust law. J W Knapp Goldthwaite H M Dorr and Abel I Smith Jr will conduct the case from New York. The hearing in Denver will take two or three days.
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Denver
Colorado
Wilson J. Brice
J. We. Knapp
Goldthwaite
HM. Dorr
Abel I. Smith Jr
United States
Night Session Ends Testimony In Ricketts Trial
In Livingston Aug night session George Ricketts testified he tried to stop trouble, seized a deputy’s gun, was shot in the face, and woke later in a hotel. Met Jewell, serving 2 years for Brannin murder, testified today. The night session continues with jurors likely to hear closing tomorrow.
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Livingston
George Ricketts
Jewell
Brannin
Gardner challenges Roosevelt to showdown
Washington Rep Gardner of Massachusetts urged Colonel Roosevelt to state his stance on the national trust issue during a speech on the steel trust investigation. He suggested a federal commission with powers to regulate prices might be needed and pressed Roosevelt to declare his position on regulating or dissolving big corporations.
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Washington
Gardner
Massachusetts
House ‘Steel Truat
Roosevelt
Cornel Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Idner
International Harvester
Wilson asks no corporate donations for campaign funds
New York reports Governor Wilson said no corporate contributions have been received or expected for his campaign. He noted Troda Wells, former St Louis mayor, is en route to become treasurer of the Democratic National Committee and that corporate gifts with strings will not be accepted.
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New York
Wilson
Troda Wells
St. Louis
Democratic National Comm
Wells
Taft Nominates Luther Conant Jr to Succeed H K Smith
Washington reports President Taft appointed Luther Conant Jr of New York to the commission to succeed Herbert Knox Smith, who resigned to join the Progressive Party. The nomination was withdrawn after the president found senate approval was not required. Earlier corporation commissioners had been named with senate advice and consent.
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Washington
Taft Normnally
Senate
Luther Conant Jr
New York
Herbert Knoxmith
Promtensive
Conant
Sonate
Taft party sleeps under stars at Glacier Park camp
In Glacier National Park near St Marys the Taft party failed to reach its camp last night and spent the night under the open sky after discarding tents and comforts at the insistence of Mrs George M Vincent. The group, escorted by Blackfeet riders and led by Chiefs Big Top and Sleep in the Night, is expected to reach St Marys tonight. Meanwhile a separate notice from Reno states Edna G Hutt filed for divorce from Henry Hutt in New York, citing desertion. they married there in 193? and have a son.
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Aug
St. Mary's Camp
Great Northern
Glacier National Park Management
St. Mary's
Big
St Mary's
Teeberg Lake
McDermott
Glasier Park
Reno, Nev
Edna G. Hutt
Henry Hutt
New York
St. Helen's
Ore
George Webber
Tofay
James Curin
Lauvie's
Curin
Webber
Compromise on Warships in House Divides Democrats
Ashington Aug 9 Battleship and no battleship democrats in the house fashioned a compromise in the naval appropriation bill. It provides for one super-dreadnought. Cincinnati Aug 9 Bishop Trimble Rowe missionary bishop of Alaska declines a coadjutor bishop position for Southern Ohio diocese elected in May.
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Ashington
Cincinnati
Trimble Rowe
Alaska
Episcopal Church
Southern
Ohio
Sons of Herman IK Seventeenth Annual Grand Lodge Meet
The seventeenth annual session of the Sons of Herman opened in Helena with Grand President Julius Greist presiding. An elaborate banquet honored visitors as Mayor Beand and City Attorney Hepdel welcomed guests. Talks covered German influence, patriotism, and commerce. Membership rose to 1,015 with 118 new members admitted. the lodge reports solid finances and a $38,000 reserve fund invested in bonds. Officers to be elected tomorrow. delegates to attend ceremonies at Harmony Hall and a social event at Broadwater.
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Helena
Julius Greist
Sheridan
Grand Lodge of the Sons of Herman
R. Be
Hl. &. Hep
Greist Tonats
Louis Weigel
F. W. Kuphal
Lewintown
Reed Lodge
Neve
Grand. Lodge
Benotoof
Herman
Harmony” Hall Shavons
Broadwater
Whitehall Notes: Stevens Named Public Schools Principal
Special correspondence reports Prof. R G Stevens and wife visiting Whitehall for school planning. Stevens elected principal, succeeding F A Clothier. W C T U met to invite Miss Annie Robbins to speak on Life in the Philippines, but she was unable to present. Robbins, ex chief nurse of the Seventh Army, now organizes for the W C T U. G O Miles, former Northern Pacific stationer, was taken ill Thursday and treated then released to return home. G G Scott relieved him.
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Standard
Whitehall
R. G. Stevens
Butte
Stevens Haseen
F.A. Clothier
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Annie Robbins
Philippines
Northern Pacific Railway
St. Paul
G. G. Scott
Marine Hospital funding urged for San Francisco
Surgeon General Blue and Surg. Gen. George H. Torney testified before the House committee on public buildings urging a $500,000 appropriation for a new Marine Hospital in San Francisco. They emphasized needs in public health and naval service.
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Washington
Blue
The
Public Service
George H. Torney
New Marine Hospital
San Francisco
Senate backs wireless telegraphy bill to president
Washington report notes the senate approved the wireless telegraphy regulation measure, sending it to the president after the house passed it amid Titanic disaster context. The brief item highlights legislative action and the incident as impetus.
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Washington
Senate
House
Hunt for Unknown Parasite Enters Sheep Industry
Washington BIo an unidentified parasite affecting western sheep flocks is under investigation. Discovered last February, the parasite forms cysts in muscle and may cause animals to appear ill or unfit for food. Ransom, from the Department of Animal Industry, will survey Montana and other western states over several weeks to assess prevalence and possible remedies.
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Washington
Big
Iran
Fila
Oregon
Idaho
Ransom
Montana
Bozeman Horse Kick Sends Superintendent to Hospital
Bozeman reports Harmon's critical condition after being kicked by a horse while using a hay rake on his farm. State Superintendent of Public Instruction W. E. Harmon lies in Deaconess Hospital as his wife is summoned from Helena by the first train. across the state, other items note Dominican minister Don Francisco J. Prinado seeking a 1 million loan for a Dominican Republic war effort and a quirks about Wilbur Wright street names in Le Mans.
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Deaconess
Helena
Washington
Don Francisco J. Prinado
Dominican Republic
State Department
le Mans
Wilbur Wright
Wilbure Wright
Raett
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