Anaconda Standard Masthead and Advertising Contacts
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing and editorial offices, manager W. S. Morton, and foreign advertising details. It provides Chicago and New York addresses, newsstands outside Montana, and various agent outlets including Woodward and Michigan in Chicago, Park Row in New York, and several city distributors. General correspondence is directed to Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
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W. 3. Morton
Foreign Advertising
New York
Omer
Fifth Avenue Welding
Wheck Avenue
Chicago
Ofice
Hartford Railing
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
Montana
Standard
Salt
Fotaling
No 1
Park
Broadway
Metropolitan News Cosemer Woodward
Michigan
Chica Congress
Me Paylon
St Marie
Cigar and News Co
Newpolier
M J. Kavanaugh's
Tied
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Radytreet
Angeiee Kenny
Kar
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Anaconda
Glasgow students set precedent against militant suffragettes
In a December 7 report, Glasgow students allegedly smashed militia HQs in response to interruptions by hecklers. The piece argues violent tactics by suffragists and defenders breed harm, urging a shift toward dignified advocacy for equal votes and warning of broader political consequences. For context, it discusses war as a misguided response and contemplates the potential impact on voters and suffrage campaigns.
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Great Britain
Glasgow
Ood
United States
Income Tax Bills Likely Delayed Until Spring Session
The Standard’s Washington correspondent notes many income tax bills may be introduced this session but few will pass until the spring special session. Democrats support the tax, Republicans oppose, and a bill meeting both sides seems unlikely. Ratification of constitutional amendments by two more states is needed before discussion can proceed. Early January may bring further action.
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the Standard
Washington
Congress
Haseen
Senate
An Amoont
Thug
Income tax debate and cabinet speculation in 1912 era
Discussion notes that incomes under five thousand dollars may be exempt or taxed universally as part of funding the national government. It outlines Democratic plans to delay income tax framing until tariff issues are resolved and mentions likely cabinet picks including Palmer Burleson Daniels and Bryan possibly as treasury secretary. It also defends sheriff duties to enforce laws impartially and without selective enforcement.
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Ili
Woodrow Wilson
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Albert Sidney Burleson
Texas
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Baltimore
Wilson
Daniels
Democratic National Committee
New York City
Bryan
Hughes urges unity of church to solve nation’s future
The piece notes former New York governor and U S Supreme Court justice Charles E Hughes speaking at a Washington Baptist church. He argued the United States must be guided by a united Christian church, called for end to ecclesiastical bigotry, and predicted uplift from strong education and moral youth.
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Charles E. Hughes
New York
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Justice Hughes
Indian athlete leaves sports for serious work at Carlisle
James Thorpe of Carlisle school announces retirement from athletics amid praise for his extraordinary prowess. He cites dislike of publicity and desire to focus on real vocations, contrasting with star athletes who use sports as stepping stones to professional fame. The piece reflects on public perception of sport and leaders' influence on youth.
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James Thorpe
Carlisle
Uncle Sam
Butte Churches Hear Wide Range of Services
A long list of Sunday worship offerings across Butte parishes includes St. John's Episcopal at Broadway and Maho, St. Paul Methodist at Galena and Idaho, Mount Zion and other congregations. Sermons cover topics from Paradox to The Proper Use of Pleasure, with Sunday schools, junior and senior societies, and choir events noted. Visitors welcome at all services and lectures.
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St. John's Episcopal Church
Corner Broadway
Maho Street
Allen K. Smith
St. Paule Methodist Church
Galena
Idaho
Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Church
Montana
Quarta
George D
Wolfe
Sermor
All Christian Church
Shortridge Memorial
Washington and Mercury
Walter
Jordan
Tln
Eugene
Trask
Ald
C. W. BM
Thureda
Martha
Bunker
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Quart Streets
Owsley Block
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Arizona
Second Streets
John A. Meeke
John Callow
Mra
D. MeLs
Epworth League
Charles J. Bovard
D.D
Montana Unversity
Mies
Gladys Renkes
Edward
Trinity Methodist Church
North Bell
Paul Mitor
Leslie
H. Brown
Ethyl Barrett
Mount Bethel Methodist Episcopal Church
Walkerville
Rhodes
North Main
Bell Telephone
Cte
Howard
Montana Wesleyan University
W.H. Thomas
Rundle
Epworth
W. Nicholls
Harry Tippett
Young
Lawyer Pardoned by Gov Dix Seeks To Prove Innocence
Albert Patrick, a lawyer once imprisoned for ten years in Sing Sing, was pardoned by Governor Dix of New York after a 1902 conviction for the death of millionaire William Marsh. He has made twenty seven appeals and now aims to gain control of the Rice estate as he fights to clear his name while appearing in court.
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Atript T Patrick
Albert Patrick
Sing Sing
Dix
New York
William Marsh
Rice
Nashville street railways replace horse wagon with motor trucks
John Campbell of Pittsburg, locomotive engineer, retires after 48 years without incident as railroad men praise his clean record. A German Imperial Post Office map shows wireless stations worldwide to advertise deadless telegraphy with Neuen station claimed as the most powerful at 2100 miles.
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Nashville
John Campbell
Pittsburg
Ofice
Germany
Bersman
Neuen
Watroman
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Standard Publishing Company
Butte Beane
Belt Phone
Hone
Vuert
Homself
South Carolina
Fort Sumtersohem
Glasgow University
Roosevelt
Rate
Kitchin
South Caolina
Canada
Turkey
Gyp the Blood
Jack Front
Missoula Joe
Greece
South Caroling Sems
England
Russia
Austria
Butte
West and
Miss! Excelsior
Caledonia
Rafter H
Publc
Theosophical Society
J. W. Duncan
Theos Sociéty
Cordi
Ally
Unitarian Church
Mary B. Davis
National Woman's’ ‘Alliance
RTF
Silver
M. Hudt
Mia Peoria
Grand ‘Avene
Central Presbyterian Church
Charles Zimmerit
AF Anderson
Bertha McQuarrie
South Side Methodist Church
George Street
Third Avenue
Frank Hopkins
First Avenue
Bell
John
Sorensen
Helena
Solon Johnson
Houlder
Grelock
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church
Talbot ‘Avenue
Charles Rhodes
North Main Street
Leades W. J. Vigus
Lee Hayes
Roskilly
Mee Kearn
Gast Park
Ep. Worth League
Unity Methodist Episcopal Church
T. "Westren
Davis
Henjamin Boulden
RT. Weatren
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Gospel Vice
Corner Dakota
Elias Jones
Sparta
Wis
JH. Williams
St. David's Day
Scandinavian Methodist _ Episcopal church
Alaska
Copper Streets
Andrew Odegaard
Swedish Mission Church
P. G. Fallquist
West Porphyry Street
Swedish Lutheran Church
P.O. Hanson
West Quartz
Devine
P. mi
Gov. DIX
Odds and Ends
Weinberg
Equitable Life Assurance Society
The
U. S
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Hibour Block
Rickards & Ellis
Mont
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Continental Oil Company
Pueblo
Cheyemtay
South
Rice, Fulton & May
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