Anaconda Standard Publishing Contacts and Rates
The Anaconda Standard lists advertising and office locations across major cities, detailing subscription rates and branch offices. It enumerates addresses for news agencies in New York, Chicago, Detroit, Minneapolis, San Francisco, Denver, Seattle, Portland, and more, plus general correspondence for the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vertising
New Yor
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Madison
Dearborn
NEWA
Montana
New York
Hotaling
Park Row
Detroit
Metropolitan News Cos
Woodward
Michigan
Cnarnes Rote
St. Paul N. St
Minneapolis
J. Kavanaugh
Third Street
Kansas
City-Yuma
Prancieco
United News Agents
Baldy Street
Log Angeles
Kemp's News Agency
San Diego
Eat Child's
Denver
Western News
Clive Mccinie
Lawes Whitehouse Corner
Ogten—Lowe Bros
Apokane
John W. Graham Co
Sprague Avenue
oTree News Co
Seattle
Eckhart’s
High Avenue
Washington Street
Portland
Rowman News Company
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Norris sought for interior secretary amid Montana backing
Montana fans of Governor Norris rally behind his possible interior secretary post as press and public praise him for a long record in state affairs. A Indiana roads convention on Dec 11 12 33 aims to discuss statewide road improvements in contrast to township bond fixes and lessons from New York and Pennsylvania.
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Norris
Vnior
Montana
Butte
Wilson
Indianapolis
Indiana
New York
Pennsylvania
Lexus
Petition to ship Liberty Bell to Panama Exposition
A large petition signed by about half a million California schoolchildren travels from San Francisco to Philadelphia to request sending the Liberty Bell to San Francisco for the Panama Exposition exhibit. Philadelphia guards the bell closely and opposes the long journey, while supporters aim to resolve the risk and confirm the bell’s authenticity amid questions raised about the fourth bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Bell of Independence Proclaimed Across Nation in Valor
A historical piece recalls the Independence Bell with its Leviticus inscription proclaimed liberty across the land. The bell rang during the Declaration adoption and traveled to Chicago for the World’s Columbian Exposition, then returned home. San Francisco eyes a voyage, seeking patriotic glory as it nears the Isthmus of Panama celebration.
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Philadelphia
Delaware
Chicago
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Atlantic
Pacific
Panama
Contests Filed Over County Officials Election
Socialist candidates challenge Democratic winners in county attorney, county commissioner, and coroner races. Official canvass shows small margins with Democratic leads of 37, 51, and 86 votes respectively. Contention centers on miscounted socialist votes. hearing to proceed soon to test the charge.
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Iver
Canvans
Emuminate
Atorney
Sfty-One
Elghty
Prohibition Vote Report Highlights Chafin Result
The American Advance tabulates E W Chafin prohibition vote at 93821 in November, up about 49000 from 1908. It notes the party’s 32 years of third to fifth place finishes and comments on Wilson carrying fortyone states, reflecting Chafin’s prophecy of a broad national sentiment rather than election success.
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E. W. Chafin
Prohibition
American Advance
Prohibition Party
Progressive Party
Chafin
Prohibitionists
Wilson
Wileson
First Concarcuen and the Davenport Locomotive Feats
An elderly Joseph Davenport near Maseil lon Ohio last week constructed the first wrought iron cantilever ridge and the first locomotive engineer’s cab. While with Boston and Lowell railroad he improvised a snow plow using boards, creating a cow catcher framework eventually adopted as a permanent engine feature despite warnings from his superintendent about loafing engineers.
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Maseillon
Ohio
Joseph Davenport
Davenport
Boston & Lowell Raiiroal
Christmas Quotations and World Events in a Turbulent Year
A collage of jokes and observations on politics, holidays, and society. References to Santa Claus, Turkey affairs, suffragists, and international intrigue mingle with notes on Taft, Roosevelt, and Wilson Bryan talks. The piece blends humor with public issues and seasonal commentary.
Largest Receipts In The Land Office
The land office shows higher yearly receipts with total $174,886.57 from sales in Madison and ten counties, averaging 1.18 per acre. Beaverhead County reports 6812.97 acres sold for $97,238.54 at $15.34 per acre, while overall gains near 40 percent are linked to large sales and higher land values.
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Helena
State Land Office
Joseph Oker
A. T. Hipbard
Mo Shere
Madison
Ten Head
Heaverhead
Harvester Agent Testifies in St Louis Anti Trust Case
Michael H Lamb of Minston Texas testified at the St Louis hearing on the government suit to dissolve International Harvester. He said he spent 390 of 500 in 1900 to help defeat a South Dakota bill authorizing binding twine manufacture in the state penitentiary. Lamb claimed the money was a contribution, not a bribe, and recounted related discussions with McCormick executives and others about agency and loyalty issues affecting dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
International Harvester Company
South Dakota
Michael H. Lamb
Minston
Texas
Robert Taylor
Duluth
Lamb
McCormick “Harvester Company
The
International
John W. Bowler
Innt Mn
Howler
Sam A
Hale
Harold Fe McCormick
Chicago
McCormaten
Tien
Toyalty
McCormick Company
Handlinglahoma City
International Harvester
Fatal Railroad Machinist Seays Dies In Yard Accident
Special Dispatch from Livingston reports Samuel J. Seays, a veteran railroad machinist for over 20 years, fatally injured after stepping in front of a freight car in the local yards. His limbs were severed, he died en route to Livingston hospital, leaving a wife and three children. His son Jack Jeays works for Northern Pacific at Laurel.
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Standard
Ingston
Samuel J. Seays
Seays
Witch Wen
Livingston
Jack Jeays
Laurel
Convict Miller Captured After Brief Getaway
Convict Miller escaped from a road camp in the Shields valley Friday and hid in nearby hills. After two days without food he surrendered at the Hudson ranch asking for care. He is to be taken to the state penitentiary at Deer Lodge. his hands and feet were frostbitten.
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Rangston
Joe Miller
Yellowstone County
Ava
Gay
Miller
Shields Valley
Hudson Ranch
State Penitentiary
Deer Lodge
Quarrels Lead to Arrest in Hotel Clerk Case
Special Dispatch reports Dan Leonard a hotel clerk was arrested on charges of robbery after breaking into a telephone building amid marital quarrels with his bride of six months working at a local exchange. Leonard and his wife, known in Livingston, Salt Lake City, had argued since June. In a separate incident young Allen Rosslyn, 15, died after a sled crash on a steep city hill. To avoid collision he steered into a water culvert and sustained fatal injuries.
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Standard
Tavingston
Dan Leonard
Leonard
Salt Sake City
Vees
Allen Rosslyn
Judge Morrow to Retire on 70th Birthday
San Francisco dispatch reports Judge William Morrow of the United States circuit court of appeals will retire from the bench on his seventieth birthday next July. During 22 years on the bench he has held court in Oregon Washington Nevada Idaho Montana the Hawaiian Islands and Alaska. When he came to California in 1889.
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San Francisco
Cal
William M. Morrow
United States Brcuit Court of Appeals
Morrow
Oregon
Washington
Nevada
Idaho
Montana
Hawaiian Islands
Alaska
California
Maloney Resigns for Private Work in County Attorney Office
William H. Maloney deputy in the county attorney’s office wired his resignation to County Attorney T. J. Walker. The resignation became effective December 1 and Maloney has already begun private practice. Walker’s successor for the remaining month may be named. Maloney’s departure comes as he cites private duties and outside legal work. The sheriff’s office also notes Jailer Don Lynch’s resignation to enter the saloon business, with Jack D. Ford appointed to fill the vacancy until January 1 and Sheriff-elect Tim Driscoll to assume office.
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William H. Maloney
T. J. Walker
New York
Dr. Maloney
Dhutaing
Maloney
Walker
Omer
Lnd
District Court
Br. Maloney
Don Lynch
J. K. O'Rourke
Boyle Broa
East Broadway
Lynch
Jack
James Hi. Ford
O'Rourke
Tim Driscoll
Federal Judge Sends Suits To District Court
Judge Bourquin remands the suit of Anaconda Copper Mining Co. against Butte- Maukava Mining Co. to district court after removal to federal court. He notes the case began when Arizona was a territory and that removal rules then applicable remained unchanged.
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George M. Bourquin
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Butte- Mauiakiava Mining Company
Arizona Co
Arizona
Atehood
Parten
Arigona
Tudge Bourguin
Ministers to Appeal for Reform to Legislature
Silver Bow Ministerial Association named G. D. Wolfe and Dr. E. J. Groeneveld to outline reform measures for the next legislature. They may enlist city lay support. Recommendations cover anti-saloon and vice questions. Dr. T. Witherspoon to address the association next Monday on tuberculosis. Thanksgiving funds to be shared with Helena charities.
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Ir. G. D. Wolfe
E. J. Groeneveld
Silver Bow
Helena
Saloon Man Is Sentenced in Indian Liquor Case
Peter Jaf Johnson, a Missoula saloon keeper, received seven months in jail and a $200 fine plus costs after being convicted of selling liquor to residents of the Flathead reservation. His attorney gave notice of appeal and posted a new bond. The judge stated the government will punish those who sell liquor to Indians and intimidate them.
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Peter Jaf Johnson
Missoula
Tn Gians
Flathead Reservation
George M. Bourquin
Johnson
Lentens
Iquor
National Guard Meeting Opens in Norfolk Va
The National Guard Association of the United States opens its 118th annual meeting in Norfolk Virginia. Brig. Gen. A L Mills delivers the opening session address. Secretary Stimson and Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood are slated to speak tomorrow. Governors from 90 states plan to attend the governors conference in Richmond and will be in town Wednesday.
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Norfolk
National Guard Association of the United States
Bri
A. L. Mills
Division
United States Army
Stimson
Leonard Wood
Army
Richmond
Edison not instigator in motion picture ruling
Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia reversed a lower court, denying injunctions and damages to Edison’s assignees against a Chicago film company. It held Edison’s contribution to motion pictures lay in the camera apparatus, not in the developing of the work itself.
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Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Edison
Chicago
Wyoming Receives 11-Piece Silver Service at Brooklyn Navy Yard
Governor Joseph M. Carey presented a silver service of 11 pieces to the battleship Wyoming while at anchor in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, acting for the people of Wyoming. Captain Greaves, commandant of the yard, entertained the governor.
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New York
Wyoming
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Joseph M. Carey
Greaves
Handsome Jack Crank Letter Targeting City Paper Hero
Chicago reports a second anonymous missive claiming to name Handsome Jack Koetters as the murder suspect in the Emma Kraft case. The letter mirrors a prior note, says the writer fears no arrest, and mocks the pursuit. Cape John Halpin of the detective bureau suspects a crank.
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Chicago
Persson
Jack” Koetters
Emma Kraft
Cape
John Halpin
Detective Bureau
Saye
New Orleans inaugurates commission form government
New Orleans swore in Gay Martin Behrman as mayor for a new four year term under the commission plan. Behrman becomes commissioner of public affairs with four other commissioners completing the new city government structure.
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New Orleans
Martin Behrman
Deport Undesirable Women Under Immigration Act
The Supreme Court upheld the 1907 immigration act provision allowing deportation of women deemed undesirable within three years of arrival. Ursulla Zakonitis, arrested in East St. Louis, was held for deportation to Rusela, confirming the ruling.
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Weslington
United States
Supreme Court
Ursulla Zakonitis
East St. NL
Rusela
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