Standard Publishing Company Subscriptions and Contacts
Publishers and Proprietors entered at the Postoffice in Anaconda as second class mail matter. Daily and Sunday per month one dollar. Sunday and Sunday one year in advance. Sunday Standard one year. Main Office Standard Block Anaconda. Business office phone numbers listed. Editorial rooms separate. Independent phone numbers shown.
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Standard Publishing Company
Postofice
Anaconda
Éegeseentvesetess Bandndependent
Bell Phone
Sarbonihedes
Isue
Branch Offices In Butte Route Listings
The item notes two branch office locations in Butte with telephone references. One is at 2 Fast Broadway with no. 422 and another at Higgins Avenue with no. 142 130.
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Butte
Higgins Avenue
The Standard sold at many city newsstands nationwide
W J Morton lists multiple offices in New York Chicago and beyond for Standard Advertising and directs correspondence to Standard Publishing Company Beattie Ogden Spokane Tacoma Beattie Portland and Anaconda Montana newsstands locations include Hotaling's Park Row Auditorium Annex Empire Newsstand Hotel St Francis Rosenfeld Han Bon's and Rose City News Co's among others.
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York City
Hotaling
Park Row
Broadway
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
P. O. News Co
Pear Born
Chiicago
Empire News
Jackson and
Dearborn
Kansas City
Yuma
Ninth
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh’s
South Thirdtreet
San Francisco
Pacific Avenue
Beattie
Acme News Co
Third Avenue
Union Street
Times
Second Avenue
Portland
Sixth Street
Rose City News Co
Taft West Swing Signals Mixed Tariff Signals
A Boston paper argues Taft will find Western discontent with the Payne Aldrich tariff but notes the trip will mostly charm him with friendly welcomes. It predicts real tariff opinion won’t be known until 14 months when midwestern districts elect congressmen. The piece cites Kansas Iowa and nearby states as West by perception, while naming Colorado Dakota Montana Nebraska Idaho Utah Minnesota Washington California as part of the West.
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Boston
Continent
Taft
West
Middle West
Bays
Congress
Erie Canal
Kansas
Iowa
Colorado
Dakotas
Montana
Nebraska
Idaho
Utah
Minnesota
Washington
California
Cummins at Des Moines amid tariff fire and 1912 talk
Thousands greet Senator Cummins at the Des Moines station as they praise his tariff stand. A banner with Cummins for president in 1912 signals Iowa Republicans question Taft, while Dolliver also opposes the tariff. Public sentiment hints at brewing Republican troubles in Iowa.
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Cummins
Des Moines
Iowa
Taft
Roosevelt
Dolliver
New England Press Shifts Tariff Talk to Self Interest
In the wake of frequent criticism, several New England papers admit their region pursues its own tariff interests. They note Yankee cooperation in shaping tariff legislation, crediting regional unity and veteran lawmakers for securing benefits and long Senate service.
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New England
Yankees
Middle West
In Congress there is no doubt about party balance
The article notes prominent Republicans like Reed Blaine Dinglew Hale Frye Lodge and McCall as examples while Vermont and New Hampshire appear weak in Congress. It compares Platt in the senate with Depew and calls New York insignificant next to Maine and Massachusetts. It argues the Northwest is as Republican as New England in representation, yet questions legislative benefit from the arrangement.
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Congress
Reed
Blaine
Dinglew
Hale
Frye
Lodge
McCall
Vermont
New Hampshire
Platt
Depew
Senate
New York
Maine
Massachusetts
Northwest
Conkers
New England
Connecticut Blue Laws Declared Repealed
The public was informed that Connecticut’s blue laws have been formally repealed as largely dead letters. The old provisions, mainly about Sunday observance, rarely enforced in modern times, persisted as myth more than code and now no longer restrict personal conduct. The piece notes their origins in New Haven and strict scriptural governance.
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Connecticut
New Haven
Judge Wiptan Champions Fair Land Allotment System
The nation’s land opening shows a simple, generous process for 300000 applicants on the Flathead Coeur d Alene and Spokane reservations with less than fifty rejected for irregularities. James W. Witten, supervising official, is praised for protecting honest homesteaders and deterring speculators through a straightforward allotment method.
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Sam
Generion
Allotme
Flathead
Coeur d'Alene
Spokane
James W. Witten
Witten
Western rail tariff fight heats up at Trans-Mississippi congress
Col Ike Pryor of San Antonio says renewed rate battles loom as Galveston Denver freight costs become pivotal. The congress sees possible clashes over Pinchot Ballinger feud while irrigation and reclamation topics dominate speeches by Walsh Barrett and others. Tomorrow brings 20 000 more delegates and initial resolutions.
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Denver
Pinchot
Ballinger
trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress
West
Congress
Ike Pryor
San Antonio
Tex
Galveston
New York
Colonel Pryor
Texas
Samuel Bosworth Smith
Chattanooga
Northwest
Burglary Reported After Monday Night Theft
A burglary was reported to the police yesterday morning. The burglar entered through a transom over the door and stole a new suit of clothes, discarding the old outfit to leave the tailor with something to show for the visit.
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Poelice
Fire in Glasgow Destroys Numerous Buildings
Glasgow, Aug. 17. A fire swept a retail district destroying many buildings and stock, mainly dry goods. Damages are estimated at 1250 dollars. By noon firefighters contained the blaze with no fatalities reported.
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City OF Glasgow
Glasgow
Grain and Cotton Fields Stronger Than Warships
Shawnee Oklahoma August 7 8 F Yoakum president of the Rock Island executive committee told the Farmers union of Oklahoma that grain and cotton fields are a stronger defense than warships. He urged good roads to connect carriers with producers and discussed the farmer and the railroad.
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Shawnee, Olka
F. Yoakum
Rock Island
Horoscope Forecast for a Fortunate Day of Insight and Change
A planetary alignment with Uranus trine Neptune sextile the Moon signals a day favorable for new methods and occupations. Avoid quarrels, guard against temper, pursue resolutions and carry them out. Beneficial for art, science, research, and solving long standing problems, with strong psychic potential in births.
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Uranus
Neptune
A Knight for a Day at Broadway to Aug 23
The musical play A Knight for a Day heads to the Broadway theater for August 22 and 23 after a year long run at the Whitney opera house in Chicago. The cast includes Edward Hume an energetic comedian and Grace Demar a noted comedienne who has excelled in the role described as slavey.
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Whitney Opera House
Chicago
Edward Hume
Grace Demar
Black Man Arrested in Dillon Burglary Case
Deputy Sheriff O'Rourke arrested a colored man named Dan Weaver in Silver Bow on a Dillon burglary description. Police will view Weaver in Butte. Also, Byron K. Whitney’s body will be moved to the Mullin home for a 2:30 p.m. funeral with Rev. Groeneveld officiating before cremation in Denver.
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Dillon
Tom O’rouke
Silver Bow
Dan Weaver
Butte
Weaver
Byron K. Whitney
Richards
A. H. Mullin
South Excelsior Street
E. J. Groeneveld
Ooll
Denver
Fraternal Brotherhood Hosts Reception for New State Manager
The Fraternal Brotherhood holds a reception this evening for Vivian Whitehead the new state manager who succeeds M G O Malley. Mr and Mrs Whitehead arrived in the city yesterday from Seattle.
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Vivian Whitehead
M. G. O'Malley
Mrs. Whitehead
City
Seattle
Family notes thanks for kindness after daughter's death
Mr and Mrs Hugh Kanr of Rocker express gratitude to friends and neighbors for support during the illness and death of their little daughter Marjorie.
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Marjorie
Hugh Kanr
Rocker
Tailor Shop Owned by CC Blomgren Opens in Sioux Falls
The ROB TAILOR SHOP operated by CC Blomgren opens at 1913 South Dakota Street. Details indicate a local tailor offering alteration and garment services to residents, with a storefront in the neighborhood.
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CC. WY. Blomgren
South Dakota Street
Annual Report Highlights From Faircrieve Federation
The document outlines a push to shrink the executive board from fifteen to eleven to reduce cost and improve meeting feasibility. It notes the federation's strong finances with about $5,000 in the bank and lists delegates to the convention across multiple locals including Helena Street Car Men, Missoula Typographical, Billings Teamsters, Anaconda Electrical Workers, and Butte Building Trades.
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Fairgrieve
Howard Smith
Helena
Ed Majors
W. E B. Washburn
Missoula
Charles A. Derry
Killings Carpenters
Hugh McDonald
Anaconda
John Green
K. ¢. Johnson
Louis Arnold
Cascade Central
Ww. Mitchell
Yellowstone Trades Council
Harry Strosnider
Billings Teamsters
Hl. Brown
Helena Teamsters
J. Green
H. G. Warnken
Billings
Lindstrom
H. W. Nelson
J. W. Robinson
Frank Hartell
J. A. Werner
Great Falls
J. KK. McDonall
H. Y. Griswold
Missoula Trades Council—James R. Frohman; Alternate, EK. F. Trump
Sand Coulee
Thomas Murray
John Morton
John McCarty
Charles Peterson
Great Falls Electrical Workers
James Cunningham
W. H. Hosch
Anaconds
Central Council
J. HM. Schwend
Fred Hilliard
Helena Cement
Neil O' Donnel
Helena Electrical Workers
J. A. Schumacher
Samuel Beeckwith
William Broderick
S. 8
Wilder
J. A. Woodahl
W. J. Paterson
M. R. Nelson
Red Lodge
Joseph Kemper
John Conway
Dan Little
Livingston
Dan McMahon
Joseph Lynch
Anaconda + Electrical
George Neilson
Wiliar Larson
Billings Electrical
Bessie Benedict
Helena Trades and Labor Assembly
Butte Delegates Named Across Trades and Roles
Rooney and J F F Thompson lead alternates with Ed Lorentz and H Menhennett. Structural Tren Workers delegates Ole Ellison Noah and C F Woods. Butte Mailers delegates J Bitine and J J Butine with C Cleaves and J J Dallas. Butte Telephone Operators delegate Miss Mary Vannier. Butte Sheet Metal Workers delegate C W Gruhn. Butte Plasterers delegate Tim Reardon. Butte Newspaper Writers delegate J W Scott.
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Tim Reardon
Butte Newspaper Writers
J. W. Scott
Bryan Day Planned at Seattle Exposition
Seattle August 17 W J Bryan announced his plan to visit the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition during the closing week and participate in PXercises. Plans are in progress for Bryan day celebrations with Northwest excursions and a proposal to designate October 16 the Aryan day of the fair closing.
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Seattle
W. J Bryan
Plana
Bryan
Northwest
Big Night Parade of Shriners Among Montana Festivities
A lively Shriners parade drew thousands through the streets with Montana State food and music, 22 automobiles carrying visitors, and 88 devitiates harnessed to a rope. The procession ended at the Masonic temple then a banquet at the Auditorium closed the session.
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Montana State Hand
Masonic Temple
Shriners
School Trustees Hear Financials and Repairs Update
At a board meeting Clerk Richards presented July financials for the General and Building funds with cash balances, receipts, and transfers. A special committee noted a new course of study being prepared and pending repairs to Jefferson school wall ahead of opening day. Funeral for infant Harold Kelly, son of Roy and Mrs. Kelly, set for 2 pm at Mt. Moriah cemetery.
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Board of School Trustees
Richards
Young
Jefferson School
Findings Prepared in Sutton Inquiry
The navy to release findings on the death of Lieut James N. Sutton Jr. of the Marine Corps. The court of inquiry, led by Maj. Henry Leonard, has delivered five-page manuscript findings to Capt. Edward H Campbell, with Acting Secretary Winthrop to decide. Final action may come by Thursday. the secretary may approve, disapprove, order further inquiry, or convene a new court.
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Washington
Navy Department
Court of Inquiry
James N. Sutton, Jr
Marine Corps
Judge Advocate General of the Navy
Edward H Campbell
Henry Leonard
Annapolis
Campbell
Winthrop
Secretary of the Navy
Sutton
Farm institute workers elect new officers at Portland meeting
At the American Association of Farmers' Institute Workers convention in Portland officers were chosen: President G A Putnam of Toronto. Vice President A M Soule of Athens. Secretary Treasurer John Hamilton of Washington. Executive Committee members W F Clark Berkeley W Leyser Lincoln and Franklin Dye Trenton. A discussion on domestic science and women’s roles ran without a vote. The group endorsed extending agricultural training to secondary schools. Some want ads note readers’ value.
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Portland
Ore
American Association of Farmers’ Institute
G. A. Putnam
Toronto
Ontario
A. M. Soule
Athens
John Hamilton
Washington
D. C
W. F. Clark
Berkeley
Cal
W. A. Leyser
Lincoln
Neb
Franklin Dye
Trenton
N. J
American Association of Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations
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W. J. Morton
Foreign Advertising
Brunswick Uilding
Fifth Avenue
Hartford Building
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
Anaconda, Mont
President Cours
Pittsburg
Ballinger Pinchot
Dame Partington
Jack Johnson
Salt Lake
Annie Besant
Dr. Wiley
Mr. Pinchot
Messrs. Ballinger and
Jane Addams
Leon Ling
Janet Addams
Wiptan
Gress von Yh
Tarifes
Frane
Hot-Headed
Debgate
Col. the
Veyor
Pinchot-Nallinger
Thomas F. Walsh
John Barrett
Bureau of American Republics
Walsh
Mr. Barrett
Lavign W. Noyes
National Business League of America
Truman G. Palmer
Ed At
ROB Tailor Shop
Faircrieve
KE. ‘S Shields
J. Moyle
EF. Allen
Margeret Bennefield
A. J Guenther
Rodi. Setzer
James T. Parks
R. D. Jones
Will Cocking
al Sylvester
Tra McDonald
J. Bonne
R. W. Stevens
H. BE. Nadeau
John Torongo
Joseph Bauer
George Baker
James Ruddy
Butte Blacksmiths and Helpers
Michael Allen
Nelson Maxwell
John H. Martin
W. J. Evans
Butte Electrical Workers
No. 65
E. Gould
McDougall
Butte Carpenters
J. RB. McNally
John Miller
J. RB. Finlay
J. H. Joyce
P. Deloughry
J. Karney
Butte Plumbers
T. EK. Luebben
Seattle Exposition
School Matters Beng Considered
Vadae Sdeeyne Kha Vebaas
Shenton Veetuatier Oy
Tayvs
Ameri
SBMA
Downley Block
Atte
Mont
Ind
Rice & Fulton
Props
Mme
Susie Rive King
WM. A. Willett
Hicara
M. Ballmann
Edward Dvorak
E. Schwenker
State Department
Bush Temple Conservatory
Bush
Erts Pianos
University School For Girls
Lake Shore Drive
University of Chicago
Smith, Vassar
Wellesler
Mount Holyoke
Bryn Mawr
Radcliffe
Aetia
Franklin Macveagh
Secretary of the Treasury
L. Clark Seelye
Smith College
Harry Pratt Judson
A. M
Lake Michigan
Anna R. Haire
Evelyn Mats
St. Aloysius Institute
Helena, Montana
Bishop Carroll
Joseph M. Venus
Houston
Cannon Hill
Wash
Frederick. M. DE Forest
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