Subscriptions and Advertising Details for The Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and advertising contacts. It notes offices and agents in New York, Detroit, Chicago, St Paul, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Salt Lake City, Spokane, Seattle, Portland, and Rochester. General correspondence goes to Standard Publishing Company, Anaconda, Montana.
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Montana
Standard
York
Hotaling’s
Park Taw
Broadway
Detroit
Woodward
Michigan
Chicago
Congress
St. Paul
N. St Marie
Cigar and News Co
East Fifth
Yuma News Co
San Francisco
United News Agents
Koa Angeles
Kemp News
San
di M. Child's
Western
Salt Lake
Medillis & Ladwis’s
Lowe Bros
Twenty-fifth Street
Spokane
John W. Graham Cos
Trego News Co
Seattle
Eckhart
Fifth Avenue
Portland
Bowman News Company
Rochester
Atlnn
D. Kelly
Ail General Business
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda Mont
Can Senate be forced to speed currency bill passage
Democratic leaders seek to rush the currency bill through the Senate before year’s end. President Wilson’s tactic with the Underwood tariff is cited but no president has compelled a Senate time limit. A showdown over delaying recesses sparks sharp partisan clash and a fight over debate rights.
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Senate
Congress
Wilson
Wilson Ends White House New Year Reception Tradition
President Wilson has shown indifference to social rituals, moving to end inaugural balls and long-standing White House social events. Initial plans for a post inauguration ball were abandoned, aligning with a broader shift away from state dinners and receptions.
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Wilson
White House
Washington
Presidential receptions and a measured social season
The text notes four official receptions totaling diplomatic, judiciary, congressional, and military audiences beginning January for six to eight weeks, with social life at the White House limited to presidential family friends. It argues the government transition shows capable officeholders exist in both major parties and that Democrats can fill high offices as well as Republicans.
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Sayal
Diplomatic Corps
Judiciary
Conreas
Army
Navy
Whit House
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Naval Holiday Plan Sparks War Scare Debate
The piece describes Churchill's naval holiday proposal seen as a trap by British opponents, with estimates of 250 million dollars for next year's navy, and notes on how war scare rhetoric and arms lobby influence public opinion and policy in Britain and Germany, while suggesting potential positive effects on this side of the Atlantic.
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Winston Churchill
Admiralty
Germany
England
Bert Min
Chaveliil
Thomas
Colorado
Washington
Reichstag
Lieb Knecht
War Office
Cabals
Rumor-turned-policy Gaining U S Backing In Diplomacy
Secretary Daniels endorses the policy as good faith and department support grows. The piece notes evolving world chancelleries respect American friendship and Washington’s new policies bolster this stance amid calls for peaceful alliances over war. Churchill is mocked for pacific speeches lacking jokers.
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Churchill
Daniels
England
Washington
Winston Churchill
Government Pension Bill Favored by House Members
A Hammill pension bill for civil service workers is expected this winter in Congress. It would retire employees after 30 years at half pay, with a 70 year age limit. The measure mirrors corporate pension practices and aims to set the government example in caring for aging public workers.
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Congress
House
Graph Companies
United States
Telephone companies ordered to interchange in Oregon
Salem can allow that the Public Utility Commission ruled the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph must interchange calls with Home Telephone and Telegraph for the Wright Dickinson Hotel in Portland. The decision marks the first state order forcing interconnection between rivals and is seen as precedent for mandatory general interchange of switches. No charges will be made for calls entering the hotel.
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Salem
Ore
Dec. S
Bervier
State’ Railroad Commission
Wright Dickinson Hotel Company
Portland
Pacific Tephone and ‘Telegraph Company
Oregon
Intellectual Cocktails In Omar's Poem
Fragmented excerpt discusses identity and the self, noting we enter life as separate personalities. It argues friendship adds new substance to the soul and that even in solitude, happiness is elusive without sharing. It cites Voltaire on God and links giving and forgiving to spiritual unity and self-esteem.
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Im Omar
Thee
Hugo
God
Voltaire
Idyls and Bards Echo in Wandering Verse Tribute
The piece muses on Walt Mason and Alfred, noting Mason’s Idyl of the King and a famed line about Tears Idle Tears. It recalls Alfred’s long neglect, contrasts Homer and Tennyson, and honors the simple lays that soothe the soul as twilight dreams endure.
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Alfred
Just
Homer
Hughouse
Nyson Wells
Fashion and politics mix in a Paris stockings tale
The dispatch notes a Paris fashion trend declaring stockings an encumbrance for modern women while predicting Tahiti belle will push Parisian style to extremes. It frames public figures and international issues in a contemporaneous, tongue in cheek tone across multiple papers.
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Paris
A. Tahiti
Found Guilty Of Killing Mother During A Fire
Clinton Mo Dec 6 Tille 0 Pucke was found guilty of murdering his mother Mrs Susan Puckett Makinson whose body was found in the ruins of Puckett s burning home on Sept 8 The defense said he fired in panic mistaking a woman for a threat while the state argued he killed to recover an S acre farm she needed to him.
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Clinton
Puckett
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Schoo
Quips and Q debates in jokes and cartoons
A collage of humorous snippets from newspapers notes witty exchanges about marriage money cars and everyday life. One line recalls a wife asking why a man proposes while another mocks high priced cars and a canvass about a patent clothes wringer.
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Brigge
Griggs
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Louisville Courier-Journal
Kansas
Chicago News
Philadelphia
Best sellers and everyday life in old Cincinnati tales
A collage of social quips on modern culture and family life. The piece mocks popular literature, fashion habits, and marital roles while noting changes in domestic chores and crafts. It contrasts old customs with new, touches on humor, conscience, and material shifts.
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