Anaconda Standard ad and distribution note
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and office contacts, with a broad network of newsstand and distribution partners across major U.S. cities and Canada. It names multiple cities and outlets including New York, Philadelphia, Detroit, Indianapolis, Chicago, Seattle, Portland, and Vancouver, detailing where the Standard is sold outside Montana.
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Hows
Montana
New York City
Hotaling’s
Park Row
Thirty
Broadway
I. Jones & Cos
Astorhouze
Philadelphia
Rotaling’s
Cincinnati
Fountain News, Co
Chirags
St. Paul
bin Diego
R. M. Ehilsts News Beendrenver
A. P. Hansen's
Faven
Steanth Street
Denver
Western News
Arency
East Lake City
Zirsenfield & Hans Ben's
Ike City
McGillis & Ludwig’s
Invhi Courie
Ogden G Lowe Bros
Fritzsch
North Howard
Spokane
John W. Graham & Co
Tacoma
Treza News
Seattle
Hekhart
Pews Agency
Bec- Beni Avenue
Cherry Street
TW. O. Whitner
Acme News Co
Third Avenue
Union Street
Portland
Oregon News Co
Portland, Northwest News Co
Portland, Portland News Co
Vancouver
British Columbia
Congressional probes and tariff accord shape post hearing talks
On Saturday August 1 reports from the steel trust hearing note Congressman Littleton endorsing a thorough investigation of industrial consolidation. Judge Gary and Mr Perkins face scrutiny as readers weigh whether Congress will pursue drastic inquiries and public publicity reforms amid a looming tariff agreement. The session ends with surprise moves toward tariff action and a possible extra session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
Congress
Capitol
George TW. Perkins
Perkins
Jene
Gery ‘Hayve Gehgersed
Gary
Salny
President faces veto clash over oil bill and extra session
The article discusses political maneuvering around a veto threat from the president on an oil bill, the likelihood of an extra legislative session, and party dynamics as Democrats and Republicans react to potential outcomes. It notes calls to act now, anticipated newspaper commentary, and the broader implications for coalition support and thrift commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Temself
Hotter Sty
Expecting a Veto on Arizona Statehood Recall Debate
Congressional circles weigh the likelihood of a presidential veto on the Arizona statehood bill and the recall proposal for judges. The debate centers on whether Taft would veto if the recall provision excluded judges, while federal authority to admit new states remains clear and contested in parts of the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ville Zen
Taft
Arizona
Republic
Vicieg
Congress
Denirey
Opinion on recalls and political clamor across nations
A collage of political commentary touches recall efforts, Democratic prospects, and international trade sentiment. It notes President Taft and Wilson, Canadian reciprocity hints, and gridlock in Congress. The piece mocks political figures and references election talk, resignations, and parliamentary delays.
DEDICATE MONUMENTS MARK SANTA FE TRAIL Santa Fe dedicates trail monuments
In Santa Fe New Mexico on Aug 1 193? dedicatory exercises marked a granite Santa Fe trail monument under the Daughters of the American Revolution with State Regent Mrs L Bardford Prince presiding. Markers at Apache Canon Canonite and Arroyo Honda were dedicated and another plaza marker will be dedicated in Chicago. Also reported Sen Alford RB Nettleton died in Santa Fe aged 78. he was acting secretary of the treasury after the death of Secretary Windom.
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Santa Fe
Tae Hotsefield
Glorietta
Santa Fe Trail
Daughters of the American Revolution
L. Bardford Prince
Archaeological and
Tsian Tortical Society of
New Mesien
Apache Canon
Canonite
Arroyo Honda
Chicago
Alford
Nettleton
the Treasury
Botte
Windom
Governor Cruce to appoint detectives for law enforcement
Oklahoma City governor said he would appoint detectives from Biracelas state to enforce the law after Chief Pilgham admitted the police force increase cannot eliminate hoodlighters in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
William Pilgham
Cruce Tnday
Butte Miners Picnic Marks Union Jubilee at Columbia Park
Butte Miners celebrate their union anniversary with a gala picnic at Columbia Gardens under mining company approval. The program features two drilling contests for different weight classes, athletic events, and Gaelic football. Montana State band will play. events start at 9 and 12 30, judged by George Curry and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Miners’ Union
Columbia Garde
John D. Ryan
Miners’ Union
George Curry
Commnittes
Willan Duggan
Joe Shannon
Ball Park
Phil Christian Wil
Tim Downing
Shanns Duggin
Frank Auvier
Michael Buckley
Marty Howard
Believe Mountain Lions Kill Girl and Dog
Meeker Colorado August 11 authorities search Bay Seven ranch for missing Caria Rescore, daughter of John Rescore, last seen Saturday evening near the Holland ranch. A girl and her dog vanished after declining supper, with fears of a mountain lion attack as searchers comb the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeker
Grarves
Bay Seven Ranch
Caria Rescores
John Rescorea
Timothy Holland
Farm Women Congress Invites Martine To Colorado Springs
Washington Aug 11 Senator James Edgar Martine is described as a farmer in a Congressional Directory. He accepted an invitation to attend the first International Congress of Farm Women at Colorado Springs beginning Oct 18. The event will be held with the sixth International Dry Farming Congress and features domestic science demonstrations, lectures, and practical farming topics.
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Washington, D. C
James Edgar Martine
Ron
New Jersey
Fap T
Senate
Barah
Malta
Martina
Wirch
Colorado Springs
James Wilson
Wien
Laven
Owsley Block
Butte
Mont
Eummar
Itah School
Bailey of Texas Resigns From Monetary Commission
Washington August U S 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 measure to push a final report by December passed, he would be forced to prepare a dissenting opinion. He said he was the only Democratic member and the delay would prevent a timely report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aug
Bultay
Texas
National Monetary Commission
Senate
Lee
Cummins
Monetary Commission
Bailey
Horton
Defen Commission
Oregon Applies for Part of Fund to Fight Fires
Washington Aug 1 Overton Way applied to the department of agriculture for a share of funds from the Appalachian reserve act to aid states in protecting forests against fires. A tentative agreement was prepared likely for approval in days. Oregon would receive 5 dollars per acre and for purchases up to 30 dollars the limit set by the commission. If approved for 99 cases during the grant, Oregon could receive 4 600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Overton Way
Department of
Hawthern
Negro Who Killed Two Policemen To Be Hung
Reports from Junta and Washington describe a Negro convicted of killing two policemen, with a death by hanging sentence. The case centers on Robert and Chet involvement, while an accessory, Joseph Inerrta, faced questioning and a related dispute over post office expenditures unfolds in Congress. Edward Lopez, a wealthy man planning to become a diplomat, drowned in the Condjos river yesterday.
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Pn Junta
Ourty
Roe
Uday
Robert Taveria
Chet
Polien I
Jacob
Tas Inara
Edward
Loz
Harnan
Dee
Flartan
Maxico
Condjos River
Foray to Ford Stream Puts Norsap Coach in Talk
An account of a team led by Norsap attempting a stream ford, with Corten described as son-in-law to former Governor Macin Tyre of Coternde, drawing attention to the unusual river crossing.
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Norsap
Corten Wee
Macintyre
Coternde
SAY CITY MARSHAL AND AQUATIC TOWN TALE MISCASTS
The fragmentary OCR text hints at a city marshal involved with a strychnine incident and coroner’s inquiry amid a jumble of verse and prose. It mentions death, self infliction, financial trouble, health concerns, and a remote countryside setting with oblique references to towns and a Dover Republican page.
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Henton
Gary
A.B
Stevehalve Patkin
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Aneconda
Bell
Phane Wei
East Broadway
Roel
Morton
Forever Ad+vertising
New York
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Fifth Avenue
Hartford Building
Rorner Madison and
Dearborn Streets
AM Ceneral
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
MR. Perkins
House
Underwood
Tase
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Congressional
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Edwards
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Brush Parliament
General Nettleton
Assad
Evan Helm
Harry Howard
Mike Harrington
John Cavanageh
William Mathews
Dan Pascoe
Montana State Band
Clay Hamry
Owelgat
James BL. deLend
Amas Quayie
Tal
John McCormfick
Danga
Arayle Duncarn
Samuel Roberts
Willan F. Roberts
Willians Husband
Frank Hindley
Abraham Z. Warm
J. Thomas
Girl
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Borah
Henator Marting
Sendttar Borah
Rentieman
Wil
VAAKY
Chickering & Sons
Hallet & Davis Kimball Smith & Barnes Willard
Knabe
Conway
Smith & Barnes
Hallet & Davis
Orton Bros
Steinway & Sons
Kranich & Bach
Apollo Kranich & Bach
Kimball
Willard
Ogre
Chickering
Kimball Player
Pric Linderman
North Main
Oregon
Woshington
Ts Steo
PostaMen Expendituras Somimitten
Lawin
Lous Pib- Haber
St Tanks
Laws
postaMen
Wralty Hanchtie Dione
Rice & Fulton, Proprietors
Ruth
Nyife
Orion
Periva
Rim
Ravn
Etlhatatto
Notin
Dover
Republican
Irene
Nand
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AlWongom Airbour Block
Qlasees
Attod
Quitland
California
Woman's College
Pacific Coast
Stanford
Clay Carson
AL al
Saylor
Analesus
Ravior
Prine
West Park Street
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