Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Ad Rates and Newsstand List
The Anaconda Standard details subscription rates, offices, and contact numbers. It lists post office classification, main and business offices in Anaconda, and foreign advertising. It also provides a comprehensive network of newsstands across major cities and regions, ending with address for correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Futures for the Horse in an Auto Age
August 11 1911 editorial notes money flowing into automobiles and asks if the horse will remain valuable. It cites more than 240 motor truck types and predicts livery services yield to garages as cars dominate business use. Montana farmers still pay top prices for good horses amid rising demand.
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Montana
Admiral Togo Fares for Courtesy in United States Visit
The article notes Admiral Togo faced conspicuous attention during his few days in the United States, with officials organizing courtesies to show friendship. It compares the reception to earlier displays of public honor given to Ulysses S. Grant during his 1879 world tour after leaving the presidency, including England and the Holy Land as part of his Orient journey.
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United States
Japan
Ulysses S. Grant
Grant
England
Holy Land
India
Orient
China
Nagasaki
Europe
Pacific
Grant's Japan Visit Highlighted In Historic Review
The article recalls Ulysses S. Grant's 1879 Nagasaki voyage and grand welcomes by the Japanese court, noting that later leaders Togo and others were unknown then. It contrasts that homage with current U.S. politics where Taft faces republican splits and potential second-term debates amidst Democratic chances in next year’s election.
Retired American statesmen in Europe criticize U S policy
The article surveys touring Americans, mostly high finance men and former leaders, critiquing home political turmoil. Julius Caesar Burrows of Michigan is cited as a retired, ailing ex-senator publicly lamenting direct primaries and the Senate’s current makeup while still drawing pay. It notes continued U S business as usual amid international attention.
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England
Europe
Julius Caesar Burrows
Michigan
Senate
Lorimer
Burrows
Benevolent
Monetary Commission
Spying fears roll across nations as Dunnite probes rise
Government workers abroad stir world nerves over alleged espionage by foreign agents. The U S Army debates an Austrian officer in coast artillery while Germany fears a British Yeomanry plan leak as fortifications along the North Sea are questioned. At home Austria is not seen as hostile though Dunnite secrecy sparks curiosity about the American high explosive.
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Coast Artillery
North Sea
United States
Austria
Indifferent Public Prefers Peace Over War Prep
The public shows indifference to war talk and favors arbitration. Officials keep strategy secret, hoping to protect property. The piece hints at future archaeologists uncovering old forts and artifacts from faded designs.
Freight rate orders cut rates coast to interior cities
The Interstate Commerce Commission issued formal orders in the Pacific coast freight rate cases. Material reductions in class and commodity rates are set from Atlantic coast origins to intermountain cities including Spokane Reno Phoenix and similar destinations. Rates to Pacific coast terminals may be somewhat lower due to water competition. The orders explicitly fix the rates judged reasonable and require carriers in transcontinental traffic to adopt the rates established on November 5 1911.
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Washington
Pacific Coast
Interstate Commerce Commission
Spokane
Wash
Reno
Nev
Phoenix
Ariz
Secretaries Deny Conspiracy In Restraint Of Trade
A signed statement by 14 lumber industry secretaries and ex secretaries asserts they did not conspire to restrain trade. They say wholesalers may set terms and retailers should not be barred from direct sales to consumers and cite a Supreme Court decision supporting their right to traffic rules.
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Chicago
United States
United States Supreme Court
Matter of starving elk to be thoroughly probed
Willam J. Dawson of the American Elk magazine will travel to Wyoming to examine reports of severe elk die offs in Jackson’s Hole due to cold and starvation. The Detroit Elks lodge supports legislation creating a national park or reserve to protect the animals, and Dawson will confer with Wyoming's attorney general in Cheyenne for a full inquiry.
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Willam J. Dawson
The
American Elk
Wyoming
Jackson's Hole
Elks’ Lodge
Dawson
Detroit Lodge
Thettorney General of
Cheyenne
Hibbing Mother Ends Life With Son by Gas In Broadway Hotel
Mrs. Sarah Sautiek of Hibbing Minnesota and her 6 year old son Leo died after she inhaled gas in a Broadway hotel room. She had been planning a morning voyage to Austria.
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New York
Sarah Sautiek
Hibbing
Minn
Leo
Broadway
Dare Leads to Fatal Shooting in Chicago Gallery
A 11 year old Stanley Wojeteski fired the fatal shot that killed Frank Stratton, an employee at a Chicago shooting gallery, after a companion’s dare. The remorseful darer betrayed the boy who took the dare during the incident.
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Chicago
Stanley Wojeteski
Frank Stratton
Iola Judge Defends Punishment for Mrs Reese
In Iola Kansas Judge D B Smeltzer insists Mrs Ella Reese deserves jail and hard labor to "work out her fine on the streets with men prisoners" after claiming she lured boys into trouble. He says there is another side to the case and notes a mother seeking her son.
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Iola
Kan
Ella Reese
D. B. D. Smeltzer
Smeltzer
Indian to be admitted to Red Men order
Minneapolis and Aug 10 Poor Lo finds support from G C Griggs of Texas great sachem of the national council who attended the state council. Griggs says it is a shame that the Indian cannot join the order and plans to introduce a measure at the next national council to admit Indians to the Independent Order of Red Men.
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Minneapolis
G. C. Griges
Texas
Independent Order of Red Men
Griggs
National Council
Great State Council
Woman Passenger Robbed. Porter Arrested in Denver
Denver report states Elizabeth Drury of Salt Lake lost 500 dollars on a Denver & Rio Grande train. Frederick Jones, a colored Pullman porter, was taken into custody when the train reached Denver. Brakeman M A Johnson was also arrested after Jones denied involvement. Both to be brought to Colorado Springs to face Miss Drury.
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Denver
Missa Elizabeth Drury
Salt Lake
Frederick Jones
Rio Grande
Miss Drury
Colorado Spring
Jones
M. A. Johnson
Colorado Springs
Highwaymen Fail to Get Santa Rita Mine Payroll
Three masked highwaymen halted an automobile carrying General Manager John M. Sully and engineers Bradley and Bruff of the Chino Copper company in Hurley New Mexico. They were robbed of their cash but failed to obtain the payroll funds intended for the Santa Rita mines.
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Texas
The
Herald
Hurley
N. M
John M. Sully
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Bruff
Chino Copper Company
Santa Rita
Can't Help Being a Thief Asks Court for Treatment
John Glover a 19 year old elevator attendant is in police custody at his own request awaiting court action on a petition for treatment to cure a hereditary tendency to steal. He cites his prison bound father and recent thefts seeking surgical attention to prevent following his father's path.
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Los Angeles
John Glover
Glover
Charlestown
Mass
Frick Resigns From Union Pacific Board
Henry C. Frick resigns from the Union Pacific board citing withdrawal from most directorates. The board accepted the resignation with expressions of regret.
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New York
Henry C. Frick
Union Pacific Railroad
Frick
Representative Lindbergh Refuses Request for Six Passes
A telephone plea for six game passes to the American League base ball park is declined by Representative Lindbergh of Minnesota who says he never handles cases or asks favors. The tale ties to past House politics and a Georgia aide named James Stephens who gains a Capitol job as a sweeper.
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Marie Alex
Jontha
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The West Cleans Men Not Rich Quick
A Montana lettere urges readers not to trust East writers who claim the West is a easy path to wealth. The author praises Westward work ethic, noting the region forges better, capable men and welcomes those who come to build a home, not to freeload.
Feeding livestock for markets on Montana farms and ranches
The Billings Gazette argues that developing livestock feeding on farms is essential for Montana agriculture. It states feeding cattle and sheep is highly profitable when farmers produce their own feed and market fattened animals rather than forage.
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Billings Gazette
Montana
Savings Bank Deposits and Population Distribution
A fragment notes that deposits in savings banks are spread across about one tenth of the population, while acknowledging many individuals may hold multiple accounts and that equal distribution is unlikely.
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Pacific States
New England
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Savings Bank
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