Anaconda Standard publisher and office listings
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details and mailing rates, office addresses, and telephone numbers. It also enumerates branch offices and multiple newsstand locations in cities such as Washington New York Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City Spokane Seattle Portland Kansas City and others for newspaper distribution.
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Washington, D. C
Raleigh
Bynalo
We Freer's
West
New York City
Brentano's
Unionagian
New York
Chicenge
Auditorium Annex
Chiengs
J. O. News Co
Dé Domes Darn
Ninnegnolls
Mavanaugh’s
Third Street
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Afont
Direct election of senators debated at December conference
The Iowa based discussion centers on amending the federal constitution via a people’s vote. Governors from several states convene to craft a plan, with two thirds of states needed to submit and three fourths to ratify. The pending issue tests federalism against popular sovereignty and may hinge on direct primaries or a national convention.
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Dex Moliek
Cumming
Benaters
Tes Moines
Debate on Civil War Discharges and Presidential Powers
The article discusses whether President Taft and Secretary of War Davies improperly discharged soldiers from the Twenty-fifth Infantry and questions if the acts were dishonorable. It cites reactions from Congress and critics, including references to Allen and Weed, and weighs the legality and ethics of military discharge decisions amid political pressure and public scrutiny.
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Dewey
Mehorar
Pen Wen
Tare Hiuscie Vleirly
Isis Mo
Aes
Dyelele
Lensdssett
Wilhout
Macytus
New York gossip and university ties in controversial critique
The piece surveys New York society, Carnegie and Princeton links, and campus debates while noting press opinions on actors, professors, and public figures. It references Roosevelt, the University of Chicago, and Washington, with a mix of scandal and cultural commentary from the era.
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Liege
New York
Monkey House
May
Uhe Univer
Youthful Highwayman Gets Light Sentence
Frank Farrell a youthful highwayman was convicted of robbery and given three years in prison. Kirby, also convicted, received 15 years. Jury pressure and youth of Farrell influenced leniency, while Barrell faced related charges with a sentence to 38 months in penitentiary. Judge Rex signed the sentences yesterday.
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Frank Farrell
Bishwusiuen
Benlan
Birrell Assoviate
Fy Vine
Kirby
Wand
Sane
Chieaze Court
Fircellis
Genil Kirby
Pirrell
Junie
Datter
Thomas Pletcher
W. Hinggart
Wilkinson
Fred J
Hams
Waies
Fred Nelson
Hutterfield
John Wontingrn
Queet Farrell
Mt Cound
Inn Persons
Farrell
Gene
Barrell
Convigt
Wwe
Fargery
Cen
Fim
Panibairy
Vi Wat
Ferest
Renta
Ren Uy
Defense Nears End In Smoke Hearing Collapse
Testimony in the smoke hearing focuses on defense arguments as key witnesses, including Corette and Morgan Tebpae, describe expert analyses. Prosecutors question the credibility of experts while defense counters suggest the core issue remains the handling of evidence and the proximity of witnesses to the site.
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Ure
Wes Frest
Morgan Tebpae
Steve Menault
Prederick Wiamer
Bobarinare
Wilber Meath
Ukery Wright
Faines Seward
Imho
Rave
John Brooks Veteran Buried With Honors
John Brooks, a respected veteran, was laid to rest with honors at St Joseph's Church and the Catholic Cemetery in Ancona. Members of the community and former colleagues attended the service led by a high-ranking officer, placing flowers on the casket in tribute to his memory.
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John Heoaks
Hubert Allen
Brady
St Joseph’s Church
Ue Hut
Elparge
Sal Hy
Dynamite in Stove Destroys Woman's Home
Port Orford rescue reports indicate Mrs Spitzner, wife of a local official, witnessed an explosion that shattered her home and nearby property. The blast. caused by dynamite in a stove, followed a prior incident at Judge Yoder's residence weeks earlier, with residents noting the stove was in use at the time of the fire.
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Ore
Dee
Babel
Chen
Yoder
Mra Spitzner
Woman Seeks Appeal After Son Guilty in Murder
Beeh- Chee HMiette, found guilty of murdering Grice Brown, received a telegram today from his Denver mother Mrs. A. Gillette. She urged him to stand firm in God and said she would pay attorneys to appeal the case. She and his father would aid Chester at the next trial.
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Horkimer
Hmiette
Grice Brown
Gillette
Denver
Coin
Wreed Hergan
Caurars
Chester
Blu
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Butle— Boat Broadway
Missada
W. J. Morton
Parelyn Adversilaing
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Chicago
Clee
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Atorial
Hoper
Roosevelt
Autyer
United States
Aimerium
Cone Hons
Phe Allen
Aten
Nishens
Alen
Wales
Thurlow Weed
Wii Tavern
Jerome
Filorney
Mernise
Mr. Alen
Pollur
Carnegie
Wricieton University
Princeton
Harrison Gan
Maui
Chester de Wernt
Ginny Ey
Tenute nAige
Washington
Leon
Tage
Thes
Leslie Tanongshi
Kilcher
Aly Carnegie
Borkerctloy
University of Chicago
Ahl Phelan
Colt World
Hieber
San Feenessee
New York Swisens
Gillette Kleepens
Warn Magna
Alice St. Tanerena
Michael Peters
Mies
Kate Whalen
Brideanuld
Jack
Schuyler
UNION
van Free A Merten, Makers
Amen, NY
Frank Parrett
Worar
John Brooks
Dr.prices
Dr. Price
Butte
Cath
RICE
Fulton
Bankrept
LYLES
Butte Gas Light and Fuel Co
East Broadway
Montana
Keeley Institute
Orinxennesa
Aruabit
Peuraghente
Tomecco Hank
Fineat Natu Weal
George Denis
Mer
Sunnyside Hotel
Atkunkra, Mont
Woodville Creamery
Park St. Butte
Ieee
Intinore
Luths Sutton Company
the Universal
Jacques Pierre
Doctor Picard
Martin Lafleur Marais
Florette Julie Marie
Fred Wilson
Jesse al C
Newman Vaudray Lewis Bennison
Add J. Sharpley
Charles Shad
Fred Hagan
Frank Holes
George Bently
George Hensley
William Corry Liniere
Rilla Willard
Fanny Keeler
Rilla Willardster
Fannie Keeler
Cora
Morris May Howe
Kittie Brady
Nenriette
Louise
Irene Lorton
Lyle Sutton
Grand Opera House
Mattingly
Dunlap Hats
Ellis Paint Co
West Granite St
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