Publication Details and Newsstand Network of the Standard
The Anaconda Standard lists publication and subscription rates as daily and Sunday at $1.00 per month or $10.00 per year in advance and Sunday at $2.56 annually. It provides office contacts in Anaconda and a wide network of foreign and newsstand partners across major cities and states, plus address for general correspondence to Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Alexander Triumphs In Los Angeles Election Amid Taft Notes
Reports from Los Angeles show Alexander leading by a wide margin as returns come in, while Harriman the socialist candidate trails. The piece discusses McNamara confessions and their possible impact, Taft’s one topic anti trust message, and commentary on political figures and Christmas advertising trends.
Picketing Case Reversed In Helena
The Montana Supreme Court reversed a Cascade district court ruling in Louise Iverson v Louis Mine and others of the Hotel and Restaurant Employes union. It held parading near Iverson’s Great Falls boarding house and obstructing access a nuisance abatable by injunction, remanding for further proceedings.
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Helena
Supreme Court
W. K. Holloway
District Court of Cascade
Louise Iverson
Louis Mine
Cabinet debates Russian passport case amid treaty talks
President Taft and the cabinet discuss passports for American Jews as a possible end to the 1832 Russia treaty. No full report yet from Ambassador Guild, delaying a congressional message. A nine member joint committee to investigate alleged discrimination in Russia was proposed by Representative Foster.
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Washington
St. Petersburg
Guild
Taft
Russia
Congress
House
Foster
Vermont
Roosevelt unlikely to seek 1912 Republican nomination
Lloyd C. Griscom, former president of the New York County Commission and White House caller, said Roosevelt would not pursue the GOP nomination in 1912. He asserted Roosevelt has been clear and firm in his statements and that Roosevelt’s friends know his stance.
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Washington
Lloyd C. Griscom
New York County Commission
White House
Roosevelt
Griscom
FIGHT CONTINUES TO HOLD O DONNELL FOR BIGAMY
Special disputes to the Standard Great Falls report Charles L. O Donnell was released from custody under habeas corpus after a Utah warrant for bigamy proved faulty. Salt Lake officials aim to bring him back for trial despite his ex wife’s divorce. Deputy Sheriff Eddington remains in Great Falls to await further orders.
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Great Falls
Salt
Charles L. O'Donnel
Utah
Allen
Salt Lake
O'Donnell
Eddington
Prohibitionists Denounce Taft and Wilson in Chicago
Clarence T. Wilson, leader of the national prohibition party, branded President Taft and Secretary James Wilson as foes to prohibition during a Chicago conference. He cited Taft’s record and noted Wilson’s ties to the brewers’ congress as evidence of opposition. The meeting launched a nationwide push to place liquor control under the Interstate Commerce Commission and to block liquor shipments into prohibition states.
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Chicago
Taft
Wilson
Prohibition
Clarence T. Wilson
National Prohibition Party Conference
Brewers’ Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fort Assinniboine Reservation Opened for Entry Claims
Havre reports from Washington indicate the interior department has assumed control of Fort Assinniboine, planning survey and appraisal before opening the land. Havre residents have rushed to the reservation to assert squatters rights.
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Havre
Washington
Db. C
Interior Department
Fort Assinniboine
Postal Savings Bank to Open in Chinook in January
A postal savings bank will open at Chinook in January. James W. Packard is appointed postmaster at Clyde Park, succeeding H. C. Geuch, who resigned.
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Standard
Washington
Chinook
James W. Packard
Clyde Park
H. C. Geuch
Bourne Bill Aims Parcels Post Service Expansion
Washington reports Senator Jonathan Bourne plans a parcels post bill to raise the fourth class package limit to 11 pounds and cut current rates. The scheme taxes 10 cents for pound packages with 4 cents per extra pound, and 6 cents for the smallest eight ounce parcel, with possible reductions on rural route origins.
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Washington
Jonathanourne
Indictment Against Lewis Quashed in St Louis
United States District Judge Jacob Trieber quashed the indictment charging BE G Lewis with using the mails to defraud and upheld abatement pleas in the twin insurance cases. Mary M Coudrey and other defendants are involved. Harry B Gardner from Kalispell is noted.
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St. Louis
United States
Dietrier
Jacob Trieber
BE. G. Lewis
Mary M. Coudrey
Harry B. Gardner
Irrigation Expenditures on Montana Indian Reservations
Reports to Congress by the interior secretary show last season's irrigation spending on Montana reservations. Blackfeet $182,788 Crow $60,925 Flathead $271,280 Portage line incomplete but indicates total allocations among Blackfeet Crow and Flathead.
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Washington
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Montana
Blackfeet Reservation
Crow
Flathead
Port
Government funds listed for Fort Peck Tongue River finances
A report details appropriations and expenditures including 25159 for Fort Peck and 95406 for Northern Cheyenne. It notes 15000 to encourage industry among Tongue River Indians with half spent on livestock 2600 on machinery 1700 on seeds and the balance on harness supplies and related items.
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Knap
Fort Peck
Northern Cheyenne
Tongue River Indiana
Coldest November on record in Flathead County weather data
Weather summary reports November as the coldest in Flathead County since the weather bureau began. Mean temperature 4 degrees, 92 average over 12 years, 2.49 inches precipitation with 1.62 inches snow. Other notes mention Austin Strong's insect play The Spider's Web and collaborations among Eugene Walter, David Belasco, Frederick Thompson, and Charles Dillingham over Belasco arrangements.
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Kalispell
Flathead County
Weather Bureau
Eugene Walter
David Belasco
Boly
Petrosino
Frederick Thompson
Charles Dillingham
Belasco
Dillingham
Miss Rachel Crothers Plays Theme in Bloomington Roots
Chicago Post notes Miss Rachel Crothers who, like Margaret lington, hails from Bloomington Illinois. She says her first play title was Every Cloud Has a Silver Lining or The Merchant Who Failed. The piece contrasts virtue and villainy, counting virtue as the higher proportion.
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Chicago Post
Rachel Crothers
Margaret Lington
Bloomington
Ill
Theatre in Chicago Tries 9 Cent Admission Push
An Los Angeles style theater in Chicago advertises a dramatic cut to 9 cents for admission on South State street. The notice promises a potato pancake with every reserved seat as part of the promotion.
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Yuma News Co
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FEF. M. Child's
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H. P. Hansen's
Chicago Tribune
California
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