Publishers and Proprietors Notice in Anaconda Post Office
Public notice details subscription rates and mailing office lines entered for post office second class mail matter. Addresses for Bell and Sundar offices, Rutte Branch, and main New York Chicago advertising offices listed with contact numbers and personnel.
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Anaconda
Sundar
Saint Omce
Bell Hiesee
Morton
Foren Advertising
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Hartford
Madison and
Dearborn Street
Newsstands Outside Montana Sell The Standard
Advertises news outlets nationwide with addresses in New York Detroit San Francisco San Diego Tacoma Portland and Anaconda urging readers to place general business letters and correspondence with Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana.
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Montana
New York
Hotaling’s
Park Row
Thirty
Broadway
Detroit-Metropolitan News
Woodward and Mecicxn
Hotel Marie Cigar
South Third
Kansas City Home News Co
San Francisco
United News
Digg Baldy
Treet, Ageies
Kemp's News
San Diego
E. M. Child's News Rer
Western Agency
Batt Lake City
McOis & Ludwig's
White House
Lowe Brow
Tacoma
Beattie—Eckharts
First Avenue
Washington Street
Portland
Bowman News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont. Ee
Progressives Push Delegates by Mass Meetings in Montana County
The progressive party in Silver Bow County plans to send delegates to the state convention at Heletoon, chosen at a mass meeting. There is no primary or county convention to select delegates, a trend seen across the state as supporters push for primaries, while Roosevelt’s view worries open elections.
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Progressive Party
Silver Bow
Heletoon
All Moose
Roosevelta
Clark Plans Maine Campaign Swing for Democratic Cause
The report notes Speaker Champ Clark will campaign in Maine as the state holds its September election. Governor Marshall and Representative Henry will accompany Clark, with Montana Democrats strongly backing Clark, reflecting wide support at their state convention.
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Champ Clark
Congress
Maine
Democratic National Committee
Marshall
Indiana
Henry
Texas
Clark
Wilson
Montana
Missouri
Baltimore
Montana Democrats Urge United Support for Wilson and Marshall
The piece urges all Montana Democrats to rally behind Wilson and Marshall, claiming a Democratic year nationwide and urging earnest, united support to secure a sweeping victory. It notes Champ Clark’s influence, the convention’s high water mark, and calls for no soreness among Fiat allies.
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Champ Clark
Teh
Atanding Chia
Montana
Wilson
Marshall
Roosevelt Campaign Finances Across Trust Backing
Roosevelt faces scrutiny over a vast campaign fund largely sourced from corporations and trusts. Critics argue that such backing may compromise his independence and the democratic process. Debates compare costs cited by La Follette and Dixon on the 1904 pre nomination drive. The piece casts doubt on access for ordinary citizens to run or win with limited means.
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Roosevs
Regar
Colone Roosevelt
S Telyow
Kemecit
Cole Roosevelt
Roosevelt
la Pollette
Chicago
Dixon
Comparative Values In Meat Prices And Diamonds
The piece notes soaring meat prices causing worry about value limits and cites a New Jersey burglary of a provision market. Looters, described as not in want, stole diamonds to fund their feast, prompting reflections on how diamonds influence perceived value and supply.
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New Jersey
New York Ruling Prevents Johnson Match in City Arena
The New York state athletic commission refused to sanction a Johnson title defense in New York. Promoters accepted the ruling as best for the sport, noting previous color based inquiries had permitted other races when matches were well matched.
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New York State Athletic Commission
Big City
Jack Johnson
Frawley Fact Board
New York
Questionable Fines and Fights Raise Sports Ethics Debate
Officials weigh legality and fairness in match conduct as rumors persist that performances may be staged. A federal film transfer ban affects exhibition incentives, shaping the roving Frasiey board's stance on crowd drawing tactics and the sport's integrity.
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Tone Ax woNg
Frasiey Board
Surgeon General Seeks Rat Trap for Plague Control
In Washington the surgeon general of the public health service told a reporter he urgently needs an efficient rat trap to catch plague carriers and foil escapes. The remark sparked headlines and showcased how publicity can drive attention to health issues as the department accumulates traps, blueprints, models, and letters amid ongoing efforts.
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The
Public Health Service
National Capital
Entrymen May Prove Up Under New or Old Law
Special Dispatch to the Standard Washington August 2 under the Borah amendment to the sundry civil bill Congress agreed that homesteaders who filed before the three year act and did not elect to complete proof under the original law may proceed to perfect title under the old law. The amendment overturns Secretary Fisher ruling that those failing to elect by October 4 must complete under the three year act. The Borah amendment allows all entrymen to make final proof under either law.
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Washington
Congress
Fisher
Purcell Likely Controls County Democratic Convention
Helena rocketed with returns from last night’s Democratic primaries showing Mayor Purcell leading for senator, claiming 126 of 209 delegates to Monday’s county convention. Walsh supporters dispute the result but admit a slight Walsh majority is unlikely.
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Helena
Purcell
T. J. Walsh
Mines Unions And Wages In Montana Miners
Collier's editorial notes Montana mining pay, union influence, and company wage policies. It compares Montana miners to other states, cites $3 for eight hours as typical, mentions copper, smelter trusts, Guggenheim interests, and Amalgamated Copper, with contrasts to Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota and Missouri wage levels and living standards.
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Collier's
Montana
United States
Marcos Daly
Intrado
Guggenheim
Amalgamated Copper Company
Standard Ofcom
Siichigan
Hindmouth
Minnesota
Steel Trust
Wisconsin
Tiver
Missouri
Joplin
Butte Churches List Sunday Services Across City
A long list of church services in Butte covers Methodist Episcopal, Central Presbyterian, West End Mission, Wesley Chapel, Shortridge Memorial, Mount Bethel, First Church of Christ Scientist, South Side Methodist, St Mark's Lutheran, Scandinavian Methodist, Welsh Presbyterian, Baptist, and other congregations. The notices include morning and evening worship times, location street corners, pastors and visiting speakers, Sunday schools, and special services.
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Bond
Centerville
Ghison
Walkerville
Mr Cage
We Prine
Shortridge Memorial
Sornin
Alexander
Central Presbyterian
Acs Lam
West “End
C.F. Rela
Wesley Chapel
Mr. Ee
St. Pauls
Mount Bethel Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas H. Baker
North Mai Street
Bell
Cass
W. H. Thomas
Henry Rundle
Herbert Rundle
W. H. Prince
Werley Chapel
Methodist
Episcopal Church
Talbot Avenue
T. H. Battor
William John Vigus
Thomas Reilly
Church of Christ, Scientist
Montana
Quarts Streets
Genaay
Owsley Block
Indeferaent
Weis
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Comer Silver
M. Hudt- Toff
Helena
Christian Church
Washington and
Mercury Streets
Walter Mr. Jordan
Avila
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Nashville
Tenn
Eugene &. Trask
Christian Endeavor Pom
ES. Trask
Welsh Presbyterian Church
Dakota
Aluminum
H. ©. Griffith
T. Williams
Eitrigity
Methodist Episcopal Church
Oliver
Misouri
May Warren
Methodist Episcopal Church South Conference
Swedish Lutheran Church
West Silver
P. O. Hanson
South ‘Dakota
Butte
Gold Hi
United Norwegian Lutheran Church
West Copper Street
M. P. Dommersnaes
Anaconda
Stockmen charge discriminatory rates on Montana sheep shipments
The Helena matter alleges Great Northern railroad uses unfair trainload rates for sheep moving between points in Montana. A Montana Stockmen conference in St Paul failed to resolve the issue. T B Reynolds, attorney for C B Parham, filed the complaint. The case rests with the railroad commission, with further action pending a formal reply.
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Standard
Helena
Montana
Railroad Commission
Great Northern Railroad
St. Paul
St. Montana
T. B. Reynolds
C. B. Parham
Bilings
Con
Montana bankers open their session at Kalispell convention
About 130 members attended the annual Montana bankers association opening in Kalispell. Mayor Pooler gave an address of welcome and J T Wood of White Sulphur Springs replied. President A T Smith of Helena led the session as delegates from northern central and southern groups heard reports. An excursion by special train to Flathead Lake and a visit to Stonecroft featured the day with several hundred participants.
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Kalispell
Star Bankers” Association
Masonic
Pooler
J.T. Wood
White Rulphur Springs
A. T. Smith
Helena
Business Secion
Northern
Central
Southern Groupe
Flathead Lake
Klondyke
Montana
Stonecroft
Aay
Home Made Whiskey Blamed For Six Deaths
San Francisco August 2 police surgeon Et Stok Lewis links the home made whiskey sold at waterfront saloons to six deaths and many mental derangements among 125 alcohol cases treated at the charter emergency hospital since August 1. He notes most patients suffer from excessive drinking but some cases involve drugs mixed with liquor and federal authorities are asked to join the inquiry.
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San Francisco
Every Soldier Will Pray During Booth Funeral
In New York on August 31 Salvation Army members nationwide will halt work for four hours at noon local time and pray for Gen. William Booth’s funeral. Memorial services will also be held at 3 p m across the United States with city and state officials ministers and Christians invited to participate.
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New York
Salvation Army
America
William Booth
London
United States
Man Accused of Murder Dies Fighting in Mexico
Los Angeles reports a soldier killed Jose Candelario who was wanted for the murder of merchant J. J. Felter on Oct 1 AM. He died in the recent Casas Grandes battle. Candelario and Louis A. Geck, under arrest in El Paso, were accused of entering Felter’s store and killing him with an axe while said to have joined Mexican rebels.
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Los Angeles
Jose Candelario
Los ‘Angeles
J. J. Felter
Casas Grandes
Candelaria
Louis A. Geck
el Paso
Elter
Geck
United States
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Ik Hopkins
Bell Telephone
James HE. Crutchfield
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Copper Streets
Andrew Odegaard
Pioneer Watch
West Broadway
Elma Mc Gil
Moston J. Potter
Far Baptist Church
Broadw
P. Bischo
Hovanna
Bishop
Jesus
OB. Y
Wedleh
Oronary
Riggunder
Yantor
Mani
Central Presbyterian Church
Corn
Utah Avenue
First Streev
J.J. Dalton
Ha. m
Pagan
Great Salvation
Iui
Adjt
A.D. Sloate
English Lutheran
Pioneer Hall
Leys
Cris
Owsley Block Butte
Rice
Fulton & May
Saylor
Undertakers
M. J. Walsh
East Park Street
Rett
Ind
Sam R. White
Funeral Directo
Bell Phone
Phoe
Booth
Mexico
Glacier Park
House
Senate
Colorado
Mississippi
Toseph Richards
Undertaker
South
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Mountain View Cemetery
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North Main Stree
Belt
O'Neall
John O'Neall
Lahore
Nut
Mr. Hudtot
Sherman
Pelt
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