Anaconda Standard publishing highlights and offices
The Anaconda Standard publication details include publishing company, subscription rates, and multiple domestic and foreign office locations. It lists business offices in Anaconda and branch agents in New York Chicago Hartford Philadelphia Detroit Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Kansas City San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake City Spokane Seattle Portland and Tacoma with address fragments and contact references.
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New York
Hotaline
Park Row
Broadway
Twenty-ninth
Jonas
Astor House
Philadelphia
Quaker News Co
North Sixth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Torner Woodward
Michigan
Chitara
St. Paul N. St. Mi
Eass
Minneapolis
M. J. Kavanaughs
South Third Street
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
Whith
Main
San Fratrisco
Palace Hotel
San Francisco
United News
Eddy Street
Los Angeles
Kemp's News Agency
San Diego
TM. Childs
Denver
H. P. Hansen's
Seventeenth Street
Western News Agency
Sale Leake Citr
Hanson's
Second
Malin
Salt Lake City
McGills & Ludwig's
Whitehouse
Opden
Lane Bros
Spokane
F. We. Fritzseh
Boward
John W. Graham & Co
Spregue
Tacoma
Trego Nets Co
Seattle
Ecxhart
Washington Street
WO. Whitney
Fportlend
Bowman News Co
Rth
Roosevelt withdraws from Republican nomination push
A Pittsburg letter cites Colonel Roosevelt asking friends to desist from seeking the Republican nomination for him. The piece argues Taft remains the likely candidate next year, noting Roosevelt’s stance on sugar policy and a steel case, and suggests Roosevelt cannot expect to win the nomination this year or next.
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Roosevelt
Pittsburg
Coloni
William H. Taft
Taft
Moosevelt
Lomuel Roosevelt
Fase
Health inquiry in New York sparks dispute among doctors
A city health department inquiry in New York faced sharp disagreement among doctors. Professor Jepy of the medical society denounced the information as delusion and fraud born of superstition for gain. The debate reflected tensions over medical authority and public trust.
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New York
Jeriimany
Eilene
Aintree
Hoain
Wujdev
Unclear 1931 Foreign and Mexican Politics Review
A garbled report surveys late 1931 foreign affairs with notes on Witte and Russian history, Portugal, Spain, and monarchist versus republican factions. It mentions Mexico’s presidential race, Madero, and uncertain outcomes, plus U.S. political theater and economic concerns affecting shifts in government chemistry and public life.
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Mmantion
Portugal
Crisig Poiit
Liston
Spain
Ahern
Alphonso
Mexico
Republic
Madero
Diazan
Graft probes shake Colamane in Oho capital
In Colamane the capital of Oho a graft cleanup moves forward with twelve indictments hitting lawmakers including five senators. Diegel the senate sergeant at arms faces pressure as prosecutors seek his cooperation while factions rally behind Taft. The political storm unfolds amid regressive talk and stalled prosecutions.
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Colamane
Oho
Diegel
Senate
BELGIANS PREPARE FOR AN EARLY WAR
Biege Belgium August 39 Bert provisions for neutrality in a potential France Germany war. A ceremony at Lieut Gen Heilebaut villa set measures to protect Belgian territory. Military activity increases with shells and artillery sent to frontier posts and cleared routes. Instructions reportedly direct commanders to blow bridges and restrict railways if war breaks out.
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Biege
Belgium
France
Germany
Heilebaut
Great Britain
Gereman
Price of sugar climbs and will go much higher
New York buyers warned of steep sugar price rises due to poor European crops after drought and a tight U S market. Analysts noted stock shortages and record highs while cannery period loomed, with speculation about further increases as refiners seek supplies.
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New York
Gronery
Europe
Colsonucite
Old warships not to be sold to Turkey
A government official statement asserts that old warships will not be sold to Turkey without congressional approval. The dispatch notes ships such as the Brooklyn and others linked to Admiral Dewey in the Santiago campaign, with attention to a pending action for personal injuries filed today.
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Turkey
United States
Congress
Brooklyn
Helin
Tagend Yee Ferday
Tha Olyiin
Dewey
Wits Datla
Mantintay
Alee Nln
Schies A Magehty
Santiago
Wigan
York
Raranin
Meare
Sampxan
Miner Hurt by Falling Ore Cars at Rockland Yard
Details from a damaged report indicate a carpenter named Mehl at Rockland Montana fell under ore cars during a railroad yard incident on October 1. He suffered severe injuries to his right arm and shoulder, with medical costs estimated around $1,000. The incident prompted an investigation.
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Mehl
Gantrecmelt Capy
Toulon
One Way Government Seeks Victory Over Borden
Malifas NOK Aug 80 The saver Ment da Cardod on contract with Sued Scotia Construction pany for improvements to Euullax harbor total expenditure over SNA The contract calls for the Housten on of a pier 0 feet long and sheds for intercolonial rallies costing 840,000 Work will start immediately Mr Bontan opposition leader criticizes rev revtion to the base of commons from Halifie city and the government aims to prevent his reelection Hundreds of men will be employed on the new works.
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Malifas
Nok
Scotia Constractiany Company
Euullax Harbor
Bontan
Flight disappoints but races are good at fairgrounds
Special Dispatch from Stanvayt Bozeman August 20 outlining a crowded fairgrounds day. Attendance broke records with about 2,000 spectators. Lt Henry Jnis Curtiss attempted a biplane flight, finally lifting briefly at 3:30 but staying under 5 feet, then a severe wind or choppy air halted further flights. Races provided solid action with Primus winning a 2:11 trot after three heats, and Dr. Cole winning a 2:16 trot in three heats amid smaller field events.
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Stanvayt
Bozeman
Henry Jnnis Curtiss
Feld
Grandstand
St. Henry
Xonlana
Livingston
Belgrade
Primus
Gaus Star
Camille
Mona Belle
Young Adalia
Adalia
Helena Gir
Charles K.cole
Dr. Cole
Mayo
Minium
Joe Moser
Augpata Woods
Ameg Togss
Threaelehte
Milwaukee Road Begins Survey to Great Falls
Special Dispatch reports Milwaukee Road surveying Lewistown to Great Falls with McVicker and division officers present. Two to three survey parties will locate the permanent line. about eight men in the field, indicating immediate construction plans for the Lewistown Great Falls road.
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Lewistown
Aug
Jos
W. McVicker
Milwaukee
B Road
Great Falls
Lawietown-Great
Forest Fires in Control Amid Smoke Lifts in County
Special dispatch reports three forest fires in Parle county under control with expected burnouts in a few days. About 200 acres burned on Deer Creek south fork. northwestern fire also under control as Livingston haze clears. Forest Assistant John Bedford led crews back from the Deer Creek fire. Local estate dispute results in a $6,600 judgment against Ira A. Todd in a land sale case. Other notes cover unrest in Muclorania district due to crop failures and spring planting issues.
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Blennard
Idyingston
Crazy Mountainn
John Bedford
Deer Creek
Algo
Livingston
Fire at Methodist Church Sparks Quick Evacuation
A fire at the Methodist church in Akrom Onto destroyed the roof and damaged the structure. Fire crews from METRODINT CHURCH reported the blaze began in the main hall and quickly spread. No injuries were listed and investigators will determine the cause.
Warehouse man charged with larceny in city
Leon Grannis an employee at a shoreline warehouse is held on grand larceny charges for aiding thefts of liquor cigars and men’s furnishings. He allegedly shipped stolen goods to dealers, conspired with John Segar and others, and confessed to stealing to cover his family's medical expenses. Investigations continue to determine full scope and accomplices.
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Jones
Oregon Shore Line
Leon Grannis
East Front Street
Joni
Grannis
Hask
Pat Mullins
Rask
John Sagar
Walnwe Street
Keaper
Granniy
Segar
Havana
Lave
John Charles
John O'Connor
Ogden
Rank
Mae
Ax Wan Ragar
Government by People Causes Most of Our Woes
Boston Aug 0 An address by former Justice Henry B Brown of the U S Supreme Court on The New Federal Judicial Code highlighted the American Bar associations general session of its thirty fourth annual convention In his speech Brown opposed judicial recall arguing it undermines independence He warned that appealing to the public in political fashion fuels woes and questioned whether a senator chosen by a legislature may better represent a people than one selected by party primaries.
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Boston
Foremer
Henry B. Brown
Supreméourt
United States
American Bar Association
Sec
Legal Education
Simeon Baldwin
Connecticut
American Law
Frederic It. Cawdert
New York
Allc
Italian Detectives Face Rising Crime Wave in New York
Italian detectives were summoned to police headquarters to stem a sharp rise in crime by natives of Italy. The Italian government reported a growing list of offenses since January, fueling concern and prompting heightened measures by local authorities.
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New York
Aus
Nareid
Dynamite Blast Damages House in Philadelphia
A dynamite explosion occurred in front of a Philadelphia house today, causing significant damage but injuring no one. Police say a supposed dynamite incident involved a believer to have pleaded in a poisoning case, with motive unclear and no casualties reported.
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Philadelphia
St Charles Will Breaks With Large Legacies
The late Hnander estate distributes 350,009 to a graduate student, 20,000 toward schooling, and Harvard admission planned this fall. Mrs. Angell and Dolores receive 190,000 and 19,000 respectively in trust. C J Baker inherits 28,000 and a farm valued at 50,000. Spouse receives 25,000. total estate near 38,000,000.
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Ancora
St Charles
Joan W W. Cates
Hnander
Baker
Celles
Tyer
Harvard University
Lacrene Angell
Gaten
Dolores Angell
C.J Baker
Center
American art collector may have taken painting
New York August reports that a Western city art collector, unnamed, claims a Mona Lisa is in danger of being seized by foreign agents aiding the French government in locating the Louvre masterpiece missing ten days. The unnamed collector says he may travel to New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm.
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New York
Willam Loebie
Connrdo
Louvre
Atla Preance
Low Anid
Reich New York
Great Falls Fire Insurance Club Incorporation Record
A new fire insurance company formed in Great Falls proposes capitalization of 250000 dollars with 1000 shares of 100 each. Incorporators include former Senator Paria Cibaan TLenny A. Joons and Cowen I. McHimect, all of Great Polis, and the venture seeks regulatory status under the city’s business charter. The article notes the private incorporation and initial private capital setup amid local commerce changes.
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Great Falls
Ave
Freenarance Comany
Hiathaek
Manatana
Paria Cibaan
Tlenny A. Joons
Cowen I. McHimect
Great Polis
Gnotil of Bootbtagt Business Front Reveals Shoe Trade Evolution
In a New York fin scene a nine foot tall boot shop story unfolds with a moving display of polishing gear and gloves. The narrative shows a shift from old bootmaking to a broader boot care operation, including polishing and laces, signaling expanding services and modern methods.
Women Rally Against Rising Food Prices Across Northern France
Paris reports widespread unrest as women in twelve northern towns gather to protest high food costs. Crowds confront shopkeepers over prices, with many merchants yielding to avoid disruption. Police struggle to keep pace with protests as swelling crowds show persistent pressure on affordable provisions.
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Staxdarn Publishing Company
Passafics
Anaconda
Daly
Pad Sartery Sunday Standard
Chloe
Butts
East Broadway
Bell
Morton
Bruno- Wick Building
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Omec
Hartford
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
Lea Burghers
Colone Noagervelt
Len
Witte
Russia
Japan
Evers
Bory
Frussia
Tig
Tare Ceythas
Papalay
Blackhas
Hass Binford
Tott
Bultey
Ares
Nti
Amguet
Beatile Trink
Irhany
Tom
Mek
Varey
Bryan Ie
Altes
Government Department of Chemistry
Calissa Paul
Ananias Club
Merase
Tate
Hho
Chiena
Dinpaten
Borden
Milwaukee Road
Ack
Ira A. Todd
Todd
Middle Park Cattle Company
Bougins
Ariz
Muclorania
Aenora
Te Cosgrove
Mir Cokgrove
Condinuy
Brent
Churcil Burns
Akrom
Jory W. Basic
Leon Grynnin
Ai Aber
Pook Barreta
Whinkry
Bond
Seles
Lyon & Healy Piano
Lyon & Healy Jin
Howard Music Company
North Main Street
Owsley Block
Butte
Mont
Butte Business College
ciMiennes
Rice & Fulton
Gates
Waren
Bootbtagt
Saylor
Lyan School
Uy Leat Bunties
Addrien J.P. Sayint
Saylor School
Storane
Wash
Firat Nouousl Bank Af Buin
Globe Jewelry CO
East Park Street
Quinn
Montana
Seneau
Allasouta
Coeur Walens
Et Regis
M. i Quinn
Paradise
Paris
Napente
Prieen
Hevanboed
Eoin
Ae Nostrin Smt
Quentiny
Ghat
Quentin Tae
Kram
Atre
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