Anaconda Standard: Subscription Rates and Offices
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and publication details. It notes mail matter handling, Sunday and daily pricing, and provides office addresses in Anaconda and Butte with phone numbers and manager names. It also cites independent and foreign advertising offices in New York and Chicago.
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Standard Publishing Company
Pontoffice
Anaconda
Sunda
Biock
Ana ‘Conde
Raeten Ofice
Melt Phono
Bell
Butte Braxce
Fast
SEWE STANDS OUTSIDE MON TANA ON SALE
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous newspaper and news agency names and addresses across U S cities. It references SEWE outside Montana and mentions SEARCARD PUBLISHING COMPANY Anaconda Montana.
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SEWE
Montana
New _York
Hotaling’s
Park Row
Thirty-eighth
Broadway
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Chicago
Congress Hotel
St. Pat-N. St. Marie
News Co
East Fifth Street
Eapene
Sy Tama
News Cove
Shan Francisco
A! General Bastnam
Beet Searcard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Italian Syndicalist Strike Collapses Amid Losses
The Italian strike engineered by syndicalists to involve all wage workers has collapsed. Workers are returning to factories. The movement failed to sustain strikes in Europe, mirroring I W W struggles in the U S. Losses totaled several million dollars with deaths, many wounded, and several arrests.
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Syndicalista
Italy
Europe
Secretary Daniels Sets Panama Canal Opening Proclamation
Secretary of the Navy Daniels announced that President Wilson will issue a proclamation inviting world navies to meet at Hampton Roads in January 1815 and join in a procession through the Panama canal under U S escort. He says the opening would be formal and impressive with no current war threats among great powers. Secretary Bryan may urge world peace and shifted spending to trade, industry, and ships of commerce.
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Daniels
Wilson
Hampton Roads
Panama Canal
United States
Bryan
Whitlock Named as Possible Minister to European State
A Washington correspondent reports President Wilson plans to name Brand Whitlock, Toledo Ohio mayor, as minister to a European country soon. Wilson favors literary figures for major posts. Whitlock is a noted reformer and writer, who supported Wilson at Baltimore.
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Washington
Wilson
Brand Whitlock
Toledo
Ohio
Whitlock
Baltimore
A Year’s Change in Governor Foss of Massachusetts
Governor Foss abandons the Democratic party over the tariff bill and is said to seek Republican nomination for a second term as governor. He warns he may move his mills to Canada if tariff reductions hurt him, arguing his stance is driven by self interest rather than national principle.
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Foss
Massachusetts
Canada
Baltimore
Democratic Candidates and California Race Reflections
A discussion recalls a Massachusetts governor as a noble Democrat while noting Foss’s perceived opportunism. The piece covers California anti alien land laws, Japan’s response, and a call for fair treatment of Japanese amid looming policy decisions. Alaska’s development under Lane is praised as a priority for opening Northwest territories.
Road progress across the West to Glacier National Park
Walter C Tiffany in the Review of Reviews outlines a vast Chicago to Pacific highway plan. It would traverse Wisconsin Minnesota South Dakota Montana and Yellowstone then over the Rockies to the coast with a return via Glacier National Park. He notes years of work ahead and that coordinated groups and better road laws will curb incompetent county road boards.
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Review of Reviews
Walter C .Tiffany
Middle West
Continental Divide
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Mississippi Valley
Minneapolis
Minnesota
South Dakota
Montana
Yellowstone National Park
Rocky Mountains
Glacier National Park
Mr. Tiffany
A Belated Choice by Butte Linemen
The official statement by striking linemen in Butte printed in yesterday's Standard ends with an offer to submit the dispute to arbitration. The move, made after the strike began following unyielding employer refusals, arrives at a late hour. The men had set demands and warned of a strike at a specified hour if not granted.
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Butte
Linemen flip to arbitration after strike threat in Butte
The morning after demands were presented the linemen went on strike without delay and threatened plant shutdowns. They now consider arbitration, questioning why it wasn’t pursued before the strike and urging mutual consideration. They ask why the town’s industries were placed at risk and call for prior arbitration.
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Montana Federation of Labor
Butte
United States
Mirthful Observations on Moods and Manners
A Cincinnati Enquirer piece offers humorous vignettes on relationships and social quirks. It contrasts mutt behavior, curbside rides, and furniture mishaps with witty quips about women, fashion, and dining manners.
Humor Snippets and Witty Exchanges From Newspapers
A collage of humorous lines from various papers features a talkative star, a shy flirt, a clever punch line about a six shot, a nine-child fit, and quips on souls, tariffs, and chewing gum. Readers enjoy playful exchanges and comic misreadings.
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Jim
Puck
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Washington Post
Loulaville Courier-Journal
Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Washington Herald
Minnesota
Investigators and media anger frame 1920s press debate
Various editorials critique political spending and governance while readers note sensational tales. Quotes from the Indianapolis and Pittsburgh papers reflect distrust of officials and probes into journalists. A naval discipline anecdote, clergy wording jibe, fashion ads, and a Pittsburg wealth story underline press and public fascination with danger and novelty.
Navy Ensign Weds in Haste Bride from Dallas to Oil City
The United States Navy's time pressures led to a rapid wedding between Selena Shumard Carden of Dallas Texas and Ensign Garnet S Hulings son of Representative and Mrs Willis J Hulings of Oil City Pennsylvania. The marriage occurred in New York and ties the Carden family to the Hulings political clan.
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United States Navy
Selena Shumard Carden
George A. Carden
Dallas
Texas
Garnet S. Hulings
Willis J. Hulings
Oil City
New York
Do Things Right With All Your Might Motto Impresses
Walt Mason urges doing things right with all your might as a guiding motto. The verse extols faith hope and effort, praising earnest work, fair dealing, and neighborly conduct while arguing that diligence leads to fortune and virtue over creed.
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Jericho
Intellectual Cocktails on Love Lust and Tragedy
A fragmented meditation contrasts murder and passion in daily press fare. It warns of brutal crime driven by manwoman desire and notes shifting views on sensuality, love, and endurance. The speaker links Oriental sensuality and sultan fantasies to volatile emotion, while praising enduring love as lifeilluminating.
Short Tales From Courts And Clubs In A Turbulent Era
A collage of quaint vignettes from early 20th century pages. A Staten Island police court complainant describes gin fueled trouble and a bibulous suspect. Chicago’s George Ade offers musings on marriage. Sinnickson and his wife recall courtship delirium. Alfred Vanderbilt discusses a London horse show Arab dinner, with a fork versus fingers quip highlighting cultural contrasts.
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Marsh
Stapleton
Staten Island
Ford
George Ade
Chicago Athletic Club
Mr. Ade
Sinnickson
Humph
Washington Star
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
London
Kim Young
Curious facts mix in early 20th century bulletin
A collage of eclectic notes reports on a Paris architect using carborundum in concrete to build a durable public stair, 1912 Japan sake exports, farm animal value, Cuba rural population, and other assorted world curiosities including a Madison girl sewing quilts, plans for a 47-letter alphabet, cedar growth, Johannesburg’s growth, Argentine Karakul imports, and Glasgow boundary expansion.
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Paris
Japan
Cuba
Susan Eaton
Madison
Johannesburg
South Afrca
Argentina
Austria
Ministry of Agriculture
Glasgow
Irregular Notes from 1912 Economic Fragments
A compilation of disparate details cites Glasgow and Greater Glasgow demographics, peculiar old wills, steel nails aged forty years, a penniless farmer, sugar stocks in Europe and America, reclamation schemes for 500000 acres, Russia railway stations for complaints, a potato price spike in Manchester, lemon markets led by Southern Italy with California as rival, and a jump in Portland cement output from 82,000 barrels in 1870-80 to 80 billion barrels in 1912.
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Europe
America
Zugler Zee
Holland
Russia
England
Manchester
Italy
California
White slavery controversy in congress rages in Louisville Courier-Journal
Henry Watterson criticizes the Diggs Caminetti case coverage and calls white slavery a sensational misnomer. He argues Republicans use the affair for demagogy affecting Wilson's cabinet, labeling sensationalism and yellow journalism as the true drivers behind the term.
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Tara Tufian
Wilson
United States
Sunshine in the Standard Advertisements Promoted
A promotional ad note extols the day’s advertising pages in the Standard. It frames the ads as constructive, sunlit messages from local business men designed to save readers time and money and boost personal profit.
The Boss and the Woods by Dousias Malloch
A poem in which the speaker contrasts the share of wealth and land between workers and the boss. The boss owns timber and land evidenced by deeds and maps, while the workers acknowledge the woods and sun remain shared or claimed through labor, not possession. The piece laments inequality and reflects on belonging and ownership.
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Dousias Malloch
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