Standard Publishing Company and Newsstand Listings
An editorial and advertising directory lists contact details for the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana and a network of newsstands and agents across major U.S. cities including New York Chicago Hartford Philadelphia Cincinnati Detroit Indianapolis Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Seattle Portland and Vancouver. It notes office and mailing addresses, with manager J. Morton in foreign advertising and provides various street addresses for newspaper stands and news agencies.
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J. Morton
Foreign
New York
Bruns- Wickh
Fifth Avenue Ciicaro
Hartford
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
Montana
New York City
Hotaling
No 1
Park Row
Thirty-eighth
Broadway
Twenteninth
L. Jones & Co
Astor House
Phiadelphia
Alotating
Cincinnati Fountain News Co
Fifth
Walnut Streets
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Orner Woodward and Michican
Indianapolis
Yoma News Co
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
St. Marie’s
Minneapolis
M J. Kavanaueh
Third
Kansas City
Ninth
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Angeles
Kemp's News Agency
San Diego
R. M. Child's News
R. M. Child's News Ency Heaede
FW. P. Hansen's
Seventeenth Street
Denver
Western News Agency
East Take City
Reeenfield & Hansen's
Galt Lake City
McGillis & Lundwig's
Whiteoase
Orden Grove Bros
Twenty-fifth Street
Spokane
F. W. Fritzsch
North Howard
John W. Graham & Co
Bpracue
Tacoma
Treco News Co
Beattie
Eickhart
Second Avenue
Cherry Street
Seattle
Acme News Co
Third Avenue
Union Street
Portland
Oregon News Co
Morrison
Northwest News Co
Portland News Co
Vancouver
British Columbia
Wide World News Co
Is there to be more of it in the steel hearings
Reported remarks at a steel trust hearing show Congressman Littleton urging a thorough congressional investigation of the industry. He predicts a drastic inquiry covering capital and labor, with George W Perkins and Judge Gary reacting with guarded optimism. Analysts doubt sweeping reform and expect a clumsy, protracted process.
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Steel-Trust
Littleton
Congress
George W. Perkins
Mr. Perkins
Jane
Gary
Mr. Werkins
Unexpected conference agreement on wood tariff revision
In Congress a rare accord between House representatives led by Mr Underwood and Senate members under Mr La Follette produced a draft tariff revision. Predictions said both chambers would approve the conference result without delay, signaling a surprising outcome from an otherwise unsettled session and hinting at further news as votes proceed.
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House
Underwood
Senate
la Follette
Congress
Presidential Veto Looms Over Tariff Bill Debate
The forecast predicts President Taft will veto the tariff bill and insist Congress wait for tariff commission findings before acting. The piece argues he lacks party support and faces a coalition drift, noting the extra session was his idea and speculates on political reactions from Democrats and Republicans. Better sign, Mr. President.
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Tariff Commission
Airplane credited as nemesis of submarines in naval tests
French naval maneuvers show the aeroplane can locate torpedo carriers at 600 feet, 30 feet below surface, challenging the submarine as a deadly underwater weapon. The piece laments costly losses and calls for restraint in armament races amid hopes for safer cooperation among nations.
Expecting a Veto on Arizona Statehood Recall
The article discusses congressional debate over a presidential veto on the Arizona statehood bill and the recall of judges. It notes Taft’s opposition to recall, the potential veto’s aim to curb recall, and the broader question of executive discretion versus Congress in admitting new states. It emphasizes public opinion as unlikely to be swayed by the president’s stance.
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Senate
Taft
Arizona
Congress
Opinion on recalls and politics hue
An assortment of jumbled remarks on recalls in the judiciary, Midway exposition prospects in San Francisco, Democratic and Republican counts in Congress, Taft and Wilson, and various political curiosities. The piece mixes satire with commentary on events, people, and institutions including Mr Bryan, Dr Wiley, Senator Lorimer, Admiral Togo, Mayor Edwards, General Castro, and Taft.
Santa Fe Trail Monuments Dedicated Near Glorietta
Dedicatory exercises honor the Santa Fe trail at Glorietta battlefield fourteen miles east of Santa Fe conducted by the Daughters of the American Revolution with State Regent Mrs L Bardford Prince presiding and Archaeological and Historical Society of New Mexico representatives present A return journey marked by dedications at Apache canon Canonito and Arroyo Hondo then the plaza dedication scheduled for August 25 to end the trail monument series.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Glorietta
Here
Daughters of the American Revolution
General Alford B Nettleton Dies in Chicago at 73
Chicago obituary notes General Alford B Nettleton soldier, journalist, and former assistant secretary of the treasury from 1890 to 1893. He served as acting secretary after the death of Secretary Windom. He died early today in Chicago aged 73.
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Chicago
Alford B Nettleton
the Treasury
Nettleton
Windom
Governor to enforce law with five special deputies
Oklahoma City August 11 Governor Cruce announced he would appoint five special state deputies to bolster police in the fight against bootleggers after Chief of Police William Tilgham admitted a large police force would be needed to end bootlegging here.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
William Tilgham
Cruce
Butte Miners Picnic Highlights Drill Contests and Sports
Butte Miners prepare for a big annual picnic at Columbia Gardens with two drilling contests for different weight classes likely to set granite records. The event features athletic programs, music by the Montana State band, and a Gaelic football game, with judges, starters, and a large turnout of underground workers aiming for the big prize funded by John D. Ryan and the miners union.
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Butte Miners’ Union
Columbia Gardens
Lberty
Gardens
John D. Ryan
Miners’ Union
George Curry
Willam Duggan
Joe Shannon
Ball Park
Christian
Tim Downing
Manus Duggan
Frank Auxtier
Michael Buckley
Marty Howard
Harry Howard
Mike Harrington
John Cavanaugh
William Mathews
Dan Pascoe
Montana State Band
Olav Hamry
James E. McLeod
Amos Quayle
John McCormick
Paul S
Believe Mountain Lions Kill Girl And Her Dog
In Meeker Colorado August 11 searchers scour the country around Bar Seven ranch for Carrie Rescores 14 daughter of John Rescores last seen Saturday evening driving cows with a pet dog. She rested at Timothy Holland’s ranch declined supper and hurried home. No trace since. Local fear mountain lions may have attacked her. the dog may have died defending her.
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Meeker
Bar Seven Ranch
Carrie Rescores
John Rescores
Timothy Holland
Farm women congress sparks senate ribbing in August
In Washington the debate over Senator Martine’s biography as a farmer prompts jibes by Senator Borah. Martine and other officials plan to attend the first international farm women congress at Colorado Springs starting Oct 18, with talks on better homes and rural education. Details hint at attire discussions for delegates, with speculation on possible divided skirts or zouave trousers.
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Colorado Springs
Col
James Wilson
Congress
Bailey of Texas resigns again from monetary commission
Washington August 11 Senator Bailey of Texas resigned from the national monetary commission and his resignation was accepted by the senate He objected to the majority report and warned that if the Cummins plan to discharge the commission by December 4 stood, he would have little time to prepare a dissenting opinion He noted that if the report of the majority is not ready before December 1 he could not complete his analysis in four days and would appear to concur with the majority while stressing the commission's importance. Senator Burton defended the commission.
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Washington, D. C
James Edgar Martine
New Jersey
Congressional Directory
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Martine
Washington
Bailey
Texas Today
National Monetary Commission
Cummins
Monetary Commission
Batley
Burton
Oregon seeks 5 000 dollar share to fight fires
Oregon applied to the department of agriculture for a grant under the Appalachian reserve act to aid forest protection. A tentative agreement sets aside 5 000 dollars for Oregon, after initial requests for 10 000 were cut by half. If fires worsen, the remaining 5 000 can be released.
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Washington
Oregon
Department of Agriculture
Graves
Negro who killed two policemen to be hung
La Junta Colorado August 1 Guilty of murder in the first degree with the penalty of death by hanging was the verdict returned today in the case of Robert Harris colored charged with the killing of Chiefs of Police J B Craig and Nigat Marshal Jacob Kipper of ocky Ford Harris collapsed on hearing the verdict Immediately the case against Joseph Harris the aged father of the convicted man charged with being an accessory was called for trial
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la Junta
Col
Robert Warris
J. B. Craig
Nigat
Jacob Kipper
Ocky Ford Harris
Joseph Harris
Postoffice Official Says Publisher Offered Postmaster Job
Washington Aug 11 Postoffice Inspector J L Stice told the house expenditures committee that F E G Lewis St Louis publisher offered to make him postmaster at St Louis if he would join Lewis in the dispute with the post office department Also in La Jara Col Aug 11 Edward Cortez a wealthy rancher claiming direct descent from Hernandez Cortez drowned in the Conejos river yesterday
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Washington
Postoffice
J. L. Stice
House Postoffice Expenditures Committee Today
FE. G. Lewis
St. Louis
Lewis
Post Office Department
Attempt to ford stream ends with tragic loss
A report details a day when a team of horses was used to ford a stream, leading to a fatal outcome for Cortez, who is identified as the son-in-law of former Colorado Governor McIntyre. The brief notes the risky river crossing and the familial political connection.
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Cortez
McIntyre
Colorado
City Marshal May Have Taken Strychnine Own Will
Benton Aug 11 The coroner s jury ruled the death of A M Halder city marshal was caused by strychnine poisoning. Likely tied to personal safety concerns amid financial troubles and ill health.
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Benton
A M. Halder
Does He Speak the Truth in Public Lives
A Washington Star poem questions honesty in various lives. A fisherman, a timid groom, and a statesman face scrutiny as their claims of happiness, retirement, and truth are weighed against the evidence of their actions and words. The piece casts doubt on professed sincerity in public and private roles.
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Ruth
Washington Star
Indians in dawn chase through prairie scene
A Denver Republican fragment recalls Indian warriors crossing a shallow stream while ponies seek a trail, silhouettes in blue, led by a young leader. The scene shifts to settlers stamping homesteads as axes strike and smoke drifts over the camping ground. Dr. Dodd noted for eye and nervous diseases. Harbour block. Glasses fitted fret.
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Anaconda
Fuiday Standard
Standard Block
Bell Phone
Hkaaiewa Heer
RUTTE
East Broadway
Bell
Independent
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Bryan
Dr. Wiley
Lorimer
Tater
Philadelphia
Admiral Togo
Edwards
Castro
General Nettleton
Butte
Champion Drillers of
Girl
New
Dare
Steinway & Sons
Kranich & Bach
Knabe
Conway
Chickering & Sons
Hallet & Davis Kimball
Apollo
Kimball
Smith & Barnes
Hallet & Davis
Orton Bros
Kivie Mis
Willard
Linderman
Vase
Howard
Knight Brinkerhoff
Hinze
NorTh Main
Texas
Guts
SusneNe
Alege
Owsley Block
Butte, Mont
Hermanship
High Schop
Onea
Ind
Rice & Fulton, Proprietors
Skepticism
Denver Republican
Oakland, California
Pacific Coast
Stanford
University of California
Uda Jay Carson
Mills College I
California
Saylor
Lyon School
AdAdresa J. F. Saylor
Choot Spokane
Wasii
West Park Street
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