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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1912
Page
13
Advertising offices listed for J Morton manager
Rautte Branch shows contact details including Bell phone 422 Independent phone 1422 and Porelen Advertising. New York Office at Fifth Avenue building 200 Fifth Avenue. Chicago Office at Hartford building corner Madison and Dearborn streets.
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Rautte
No. & Mast Broadway
Bell
Independent
J. Morton
Porelen Advertising
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Hartford
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
News stands outside Mon Montana on sald
A garbled directory style listing shows numerous city news agencies with addresses across the United States. It names firms in New York Detroit Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Kansas City San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Denver Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland and more. It ends by directing all correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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New York
Hotaline’s
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Chicago
Congress Hotel
St Paul
N. St. Marie
Cigar and News Co
Minneapolis
M. J. Kavanaugh
South Third Street
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
San Francisco
United News Agents
Eddy Street
Los Angeles
Kemp's News Agency
N Diego
E. M. Child's News
Qgency
Denver
No cause for concern over Montana stock declines
The article says Montana investors need not fear the recent stock market fall. It notes unclear causes with possible links to war news, tariff politics, or money tightness before dividend payouts. Copper stocks, especially Butte mines, remain strong with good demand and wages, awaiting postwar stabilization.
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Montana
Butte
Public Figure Denies Anonymous Drink Slander in Nov Speech
Speaker Champ Clark rebuts a Michigan English professor's claim that he was intoxicated in Ann Arbor. Professor F A Barbour retracted, saying he relied on rumors. The issue spotlighted as rumors about public figures spread beyond the press amid election season.
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Champ Clark
Michigan
Teachers’ Institute
F. A. Barbour
Ypsilanti, Mich
Clark
Ann Arbor
Barbour
Butte
Michigan School Addresses and Truth Versus English
A conservative remark urges Michigan school authorities to select speakers for students and teachers carefully. The core point stresses that truthful content matters more than flawless English usage.
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Michigan
Timely Warning Urges Fire Safe Christmas Decor
The National Fire Protection Association issues a holiday fire bulletin warning against inflammable decorations and urging metalized tinsel and asbestos fiber for candy lights. It stresses securing trees, avoiding increased insurance risk, and protecting children from fire tragedy during the season.
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National Fire Protection Association
Labor Legislation Review Highlights New U S Wage and Safety Laws
A review by the American Association for Labor Legislation surveys labor laws enacted this year across seventeen states. Massachusetts advances minimum wage boards and factory inspection reform while other states adopt stronger accident and disease notifications and workers compensation acts. Federal actions include tax on white phosphorus matches and broadening eight hour and government employee compensation. Ohio and Arizona constitutions direct enactment of compulsory workers compensation and labor protections.
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American Association For Labor
Massachusetts
Congress
Ohio
Arizona
German Army Orders Ten Thousand Pairs of Skis for Winter Maneuvers
Europe eyes Balkan peace talks with gloom as Germany orders ten thousand skis for troops in heavy snow. Austrian and Russian soldiers are seasoned in drifts, while Germany plans large winter drills. The move fuels fears of bellicose aims beyond mere maneuvers as London talks continue.
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Europe
Teutons
Austria
Servia
Germany
London
Defender of Billboards Promotes Colorful City Beauty
An ardent Chicago club speaker hailed billboard growth as a future city beauty, arguing it masks rubbish with color. He, tied to a lithograph firm, faced skepticism over public education and the value of poster art. The discussion showed strong bias and opposition to his view.
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Chicago
Fragments of Opinion on Public Affairs and Holidays
A collection of satirical and opinionated notes on public figures, policies, and holiday observances. References to anti poster campaigns in Chicago, Wilson’s inaugural plans, Roosevelt’s actions, Taft messages, and state politicians in Idaho, New Jersey, and South Carolina. A mosaic of contemporary commentary with multiple named figures and places.
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New Jersey
South Carolina
Man Houshold Row Over Christmas Spending Placeholder
Wealthy Manhattan builder A W J Pohl warns of his wife Catharine’s Christmas gift list in a Brooklyn ad. He objects to the growing outlay, citing a 16 year marriage and two children, with a public notice asserting he will not be responsible for her debts.
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New York
A. W. J. Pohl
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Pohl
Mr. Pohl
Dinah Blows Up Dynamite and Fatal Work Accident
A district court suit seeks 25000 damages by A B Melzner as administrator for the estate of Nestor Heinonen a laborer for Winston Bros railroad contractors who died May 4 1909 after dynamite exploded when he struck a missed hole while shoveling on the Nimrod grade Marts divorce case also noted and a separate suit over a Flying Dutchman automobile value with Stanhope counterclaim filed in Butte court plus a mortgage foreclosure action by Butte Land and Investment Co against Amelia J Mitchell and others for 2205 55 and interest Mary Martz seeks divorce alimony child custody and 150 attorney fee against John Martz
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A. B. Melzner
Nestor Heinonen
Winston Bros
Heinonen
Nimrod
L. H. Stanhope
James H. Kinsman
Kinsman
Stanhope
Butte Land and Investment Company
Amelia J. Mitchell
Mary Martz
John Martz
Butte
Mark Cobden Opens at the Ansonia Theatre
Mark Cobden, lauded as a top Scotch comedian, opened at the Ansonia yesterday with enthusiastic reception and will close Saturday. Little Master Horan charms the audience in the sketch with his parents. Matinees for women and children promote a candy giveaway as part of the show.
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Mark Twain
Harry Lauder
Mark Cobden
Ansonia Theater
Cobden
Ansonia
Master Horan
Scattered 1900s Technological Tidbits From Around The World
A compilation of early 20th century notes covering Argentina car imports Italy hair trade Spain metric adoption and other curios. Highlights include studies on lime disinfection effects on rodents lacework of viscous trials in soap bubble counts and wireless telegraphy speeds near 200000 miles per second.
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Argentina
Italy
Spain
Germany
New York
Russia
Miss Josephine Roche Receives Denver Police Star
Miss Josephine Roche, appointed regular member of Denver Police Department, receives her star and commission. Commissioner George Creel declares the star No 32 will be worn with dignity and honor and warns against misuse of authority. Roche was appointed under an ordinance for an inspector of dance halls and evening picture theatres.
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Josephine
Roche
Josephine Roche
Fire and Police Board
Police Department of
Denver
Col
George Creel
Officer Roche
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