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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1913

Page

6

Subscription Rates in Anaconda Standard Publisher Notice

The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and mailing details for Sunday editions, with monthly and yearly options in advance. It notes publishing offices in Standard Block Anaconda and various regional news agencies and distributors, plus mailing address for correspondence and business letters to Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.

Independent Ioe Aunggrevel Business Shou Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Mont

Morning shopping tips and embassy budget notes

Read morning ads and shop early for Christmas as crowded stores ease in forenoon. A government plan to appropriate 150000 for a new embassy site in Mexico aims to show friendly intent and might fund future foreign buildings. Eggs are worth more nutritionally than many staples, per a state chart amid a boycott, highlighting high food value costs.

Mexico United States Chicago Mi- Rols

New Haven Dividends Omitted Stir Public Reaction

The New York New Haven and Hartford railroad will skip its regular dividend and Christmas gifts to employees, alarming many small stockholders in New England who rely on the payout for livelihoods as freight and passenger costs rise. Experts cite mismanagement and wage pressures as drivers, with 49 eastern railroads seeking higher rates yet facing declining net earnings since 1910. President Elliott notes the railroad cannot control transport prices but must manage labor costs to sustain service.

New York, New Haven & Hartford New England New Haven Eastern Elliott

President Wilson declines to push woman suffrage in Congress

The president avoids urging suffrage legislation, saying it is not yet a party matter and not authorized to bind the Democratic Party. While many Democrats favor suffrage, the platform does not commit the party, and the decision should come from within the party. Suffragists remain hopeful he may support the cause if the right opportunity arises.

Congress Wilson Democratic Party

Hobson and Underwood clash over Alabama Senate bid

The piece criticizes Representative Rich mond Pearson Hobson for using Congress as a platform in his Alabama Senate bid against Oscar Underwood. It notes Hobson's heated attacks and questions the wisdom of partisan infighting in the national legislature while praising Underwood’s restraint. It also comments on the surge of office seekers after reform victories, citing Mayor-elect Mitchel of New York and the strain on public service.

Washington Richmond Pearson Hobson Halls of Congress Alabama Oscar Underwood Underwood Santiago Navy Ife Japan Specter Mitchel New York City New York

Train Leaves Station During Lunch Break Prank

Centralia station lunchroom scene reports a train with coaches and 10 passengers moving out slowly. Messenger Atherton, spotting slow progress, crawls over the tender with a revolver and finds an empty cab. He stops and drives the train four miles to the halls where the crew waited, later claiming the crew were victims of a prank.

Centralia Atherton

Admiral Howard Assigned to Command Asiatic Fleet

Washington December 12 Rear Admiral Thomas Benton Howard was assigned to command the Asiatic fleet by Secretary Daniels. He succeeds Rear Admiral Relnald F Nicholson who will come to Washington for duty with the naval general board before retirement next December.

Washington Thomas Benton Howard Naval” Examining ‘and Retiring Board Daniels Relnald F. Nicholson Nicholson Waalsington Naval General Board

Intellectual Cocktails and the Primal Drive to Heroism

The passage extols rationality but prizes deeds over mere reason, noting love, courage, and faith as the truest drivers of action. It cites figures like Kelliedluaa Rewulus Arnold Wine Kellied Nathan Hale and Sergeant Jasper as examples of heroic impulse, not merely wise calculation.

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Walt Mason's Song and Village Graft Satire

A fragmented verse and prose piece lampoons village schemes for capital and graft. It mocks soliciting the rich man, promises of favors, and the shift from humor to legal threats, with riffs on marriage and social quirks. The jumbled text blends songs, lines, and proverbs in a dated rural satire voice.

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Charity and reformers in a roughneck world described

A satirical voice contrasts charity with reformers and roughnecks as it muses on kindness and judgment. It weighs actions like giving a nickel to a child against policing neighbors and the temptation to expose others. The piece lampoons hypocrisy in a bustling, harsh city.

Humorous Quotations and Banter From Press Quotes

A collage of jokes and social quips from various papers. It features snippets about secret sorrows, wardrobes, menus, cocktail lore, wallpaper debates, and humorous misnaming, with items attributed to Puck Pittsburg Post Judge Lippincott and Chicago Record Herald. The tone is light and witty, reflecting vintage humor columns.

Cleveland Plain ‘Dealer Henry Yalerby Astaire Melinda Johnson Puck Pittsburg Post Lippincott Cynthia Margie Miss de Vere Tubbs Sylvia Tubbs Chicago Record-Herald

Spirit of the Press Roundup on Currency Bill Patience

A composite gaggle of newspaper snips mocks political figures and figures like Woodrow Wilson and Senator Hitchcock. The pieces lampoon the currency bill push and question administration efficacy while joking about Reds managers and public disruptions. Georgia, Pennsylvania, Maryland headlines pepper the clippings.

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