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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1912
Page
13
Publication entry from Anaconda publishing firm lists subscription rates and contact details. It notes second class mail status and provides monthly and yearly pricing, with standard options and office telephone references.
J Morton manager foreign advertising with offices in New York Fifth Avenue building at 200 Fifth Avenue Chicago Hartford building former Madison and Dearborn streets. Local contact numbers include Bell 422 and Independent 1422.
A catalog of news agencies and publishers across major cities from New York to Portland with addresses and affiliations. Includes New York Hotaling's, Detroit Metropolitan News Co., Chicago Congress Hotel, San Francisco United News Agents, and others. Public notice directs correspondence to Standard Publishing Company, Anaconda, Mont.
In a nation fascinated by the sport, Frank Chance's return to baseball is hailed as a landmark moment. The piece highlights Chance's respected character, possible comeback, and aim to restore faith in baseball after his retirement. It contrasts with views on politics and notes Christopher Mathewson as another admired figure in the sport.
A Pennsylvania suspect is detected by the imprint of his teeth on a Limburger cheese slice embedded in a sandwich. Scientists concede teeth offer individuality comparable to fingerprints, challenging the primacy of fingerprinting in crime detection.
The defendant is alleged to have taken part in a partial inhalation of a cheese sandwich after passing a bad twenty cent bill for a drink. A fragment was left behind and a test showed his teeth matched the impression. The Lim burger is cited as strong evidence in the case.
A Cook County chief deputy sheriff, addressing the Irish Fellowship Club of Chicago, argues civilization remains besieged by evil. He cites locks, police, standing armies, vaults, and high murder rates, urging education and prevention over punishment to shield youths from delinquency. He notes recent NY trials hint at shifting lawfulness.
Cities adopt rules requiring vehicles to stop for street cars that are loading or unloading passengers. The change aims to protect vulnerable riders including the elderly and mothers with children, though many drivers ignore approaching stopped cars. Officials fear new ordinances may remain ineffective until a serious accident highlights their need.
A collage of quick jabs and notes from the Christmas Standard bustle with wry takes on Gore's schooling, Roosevelt politics, suffragists, and holiday shopping. Tiny vignettes sweep from public figures to everyday quirks, ending with a countdown to Christmas from the paper.
Democratic floor leader in the United States Senate during the Wilson era is Senator Gore of Oklahoma a friend of Wilson and a major public figure at age 42 serving his second term. A New York Sun sketch recalls childhood accidents including eye injuries from a stick and an airgun mishap that blinded part of his right eye.
New York Dec 12. It was announced at the Brooklyn navy yard that all persons with wireless telegraphing apparatus who have not applied for the new government licenses by tomorrow will be liable to prosecution. A corps of wireless detectives will catch offenders in the New York district. Inspectors will visit every wireless plant along the seacoast in the next two months to test machines and ensure amateurs do not send messages with more than 200 meters wave power. commercial stations may use longer waves but remain under federal supervision.
Lansing reports William J. McDonald of Calumet progressive candidate for congress plans to contest P. Olin Young’s win in Ontonagon county. McDonald says the ballot placement affected results and expects the contest to go before Congress.
Washington December 12 the DC court of appeals dismissed the Motion Pictures Patent Company suit against Chicago Film Exchange ruling Edison did not originate film strings used in movies and thus had no patent rights millions of dollars were at stake. The decision credits Eastman with perfecting film and Edison only for camera apparatus and arrangement of pictures. The suit started in 1909 and reverses a 1911 ruling finding patent validity. The independent motion picture operators gain a victory easing access to essential perforation patents. Melville Church of Washington represented Edison interests.
A compiled list of miscellaneous statements noting fireworks origin in China, wine and grape crops in France, English hill vantage points, Pittsburg fuel use, saccharin sweetness, wallpaper history, Russian laundry cars, Pennsylvania forestry moto units, British wool progress, Boston hospital baths, laborer cars on railways, New York governorship meals, St Louis water rates, and German road vehicle counts.
A Kansas City suit cites a colored laborer as a witness who denies relations to Jones. Pennsylvania railroad officials form a real estate company near the New York terminal. The narrative threads through anecdotes on Waterloo myths and German women’s status, ending with a Punchline about a $12,000,000 tunnel and a bride’s clever reply.
The New York Sun reports thirty volcanoes erupting on Ninafoon in the Ton gan group causing major changes to the island. A central lake fell two feet from its previous level as part of the upheaval.
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