Newsstand advertising across states for independent papers
The notice lists independent phone and office addresses in New York Detroit Chicago Beaver Western news area Salt Lake City and Portland with various street corners and building names. It notes beaver-Western news area coverage and directs general correspondence to Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Montana
New York
Hotaling
Park Row
Detroit
Woodward
Michigan
Chicago
Covirrens
Beaver
Salt Lake
Christmas Standard reception sparks warm praise and Montana promo
The Christmas Standard received a gratifying reception yesterday with cordial greetings, underscoring the paper’s aim to showcase Montana's resources. A broken engine delayed a special train just as it was leaving the roundhouse, but the issue met demand quickly in Butte and other cities.
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Montana
Butte
Christmas Charities In Butte Rally To Help Needy
Several organizations in Butte mobilize for Christmas relief aiding families and individuals unwell by hardship. The Associated Charities coordinates citywide investigations and tailored aid year round, while Salvation Army Volunteers of America and Joshers Club organize dinners and toys. Women’s club mothers and philanthropy staff plan Christmas trees for children with limited holiday cheer.
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Butte
Associated Charities
Salvation Army
Volunteers of America
Joshers’ Club
Mothers and Philanthropy Department
Woman's Club
Death of Whitelaw Reid America's long serving diplomat
The death of Whitelaw Reid in London ends a notable career that began at a small Ohio college and rose through Ohio and Cincinnati papers to editor and proprietor of the New York Tribune. He declined a ministerial post to Germany, later held posts in Paris and London, and helped popularize the tall building movement and the Linotype in New York.
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Whitelaw Reid
London
Ohio
Xenia News
Beeld
Cincinnati Gazette
Woing
The
Feld
Capital
Washington
Star
New York ‘Tribune
Ite
Germany
Paris
New York
March 5 session urged over April 3 by Wilson critics
A Washington debate over calling Congress into extra session hinges on tariff reform timing with Senator Hoke Smith and Representative Underwood favoring March 5 or the day after inauguration. Most believe the later date will prevail to allow six weeks of transition and thorough tariff study before action. The piece also notes ongoing education policy efforts to reduce high school dropouts, highlighted by Sumter High School’s strong graduation and college attendance figures.
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Wison
Congress
Washington
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Mr. Wilson
Hermuda
Representative Underwood
Ways and Means Committee
The
House
Smith
Wilson
Welkom
Dem
House Committee
Janary
Taft and Taft Era Debate on Supreme Court Vacancy
The text discusses education factors at Sumter High School and then shifts to political talk urging President Taft to appoint Mr. Wilson to a future Supreme Court vacancy. It cites praise for Taft’s leadership, notes critics’ misjudgments, and mentions the 1909 appointment of Edward D. White as Chief Justice, suggesting broad bipartisan support for a Taft appointment if a vacancy arises.
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National Bureau of Education
Giria N College
S.C. Mitchell
University of South Carolina
Preeent D. B. Johnson
Winthrop Normal and Industrial Institute
Sumter
Mitchell
Conttary Company of Grammar
Nigh Chool
Rem
Wilson
Fatt
Supreme Bench of
United States
Taft
Hhre Wolds
Tat
Supreme Bench
Edward D. White
Louisiana
Wilemow
Seit
Fisher Aims to Put Fee Titles on Indian Lands
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Washington reports Secretary Fisher plans, before leaving office, to grant fee title to all competent Indians entitled to allotments so land becomes taxable and developed. He notes white communities hinder development and tax revenue, and that some Indians avoid patents awaiting sales. Instructions go to superintendents to report competent Indians who should have fee patents but have not applied.
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Standard
Washington
Fisher
Interior Department
Desperadoes Beat Laborers After Robbery
Lima Ohio December 15 one man believed dying several others seriously beaten by highwaymen in South Lima. Five negro desperadoes forced workers to surrender over 400 dollars. Victims Holly and others assaulted during the robbery escape on horseback.
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Lima
Ohio
Graham
Helea
Holly
Dust of Egypt to Open in America After Holidays
Reeves Smith secured the rights from Frank Curzon for Alan Campbell’s comedy The Dust of Egypt produced by Gerald Du Maurier at Wyndham's London last spring. It will be seen in America after the holidays.
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Reeves-Smith
Frank Curzon
Egypt
Alan Campbell
Gerald du Maurier
Wyndham's Theater
London
America
Nagel Would Restrict Commission's Powers
Secretary Charles Nagel urges sharply limiting the proposed federal industrial commission. He warns against broad powers equal to the Interstate Commerce Commission, favors strong self regulation and precise standards, and proposes automatic data submission from interstate corporations to aid publicity and oversight. He also supports a controlled role for the bureau of corporations and an international conference on maritime safety.
Salient features of Nagel's report
The report argues powers of a proposed commission to regulate big business should be defined and restricted and not authorize price setting. It advocates self regulation aligned with public welfare, mandatory corporate disclosures on capitalization and control, and a bureau of corporations aiding reorganizations under Sherman law. It supports an international conference for seaway safety, questions federal takeover of coastal wireless stations, and proposes an arbitration board for railroad labor disputes. It notes 888 172 tin migrant admissions and 1 000 naturalizations in fiscal 1912.
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Nagel
Commission
Bureau of Corporations
Congress
Inte State” Commerce ‘Commission
United States
Board of Arbitration
Government report on cross coast wireless licensing act and immigration
The secretary notes the act licensing cross ocean wireless stations, the Erdman act mediation board, and the impending retirements of key officials. He urges larger funding as port conditions worsen in New York and highlights changes in immigration, naturalization, and foreign admission policies, with remarks on Japan Korea and China admissions and a fur seals treaty issue.
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New York
Saya
Canada
Division of Information
Europe
United States
Japan
Hawaii
Department
Nagel
Congress
Alaska
Statewide building plans need cohesive architecture
A Lewistown Democrat editorial mocks random state construction styles and urges a uniform architectural plan for all institutions to harmonize exteriors and reflect prudent funding. The piece cites wasteful past appropriations and warns that haphazard additions harm public sensibilities.
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Wavarerat
Norris urged for Interior secretary job in national shift
In major cities crowds rally for Norris as a trusted choice for the Interior post. The Monitor notes Montana Democrats and Western interests praise his fitness and integrity, while editorial lines stress the farm as the country’s economic cornerstone amid impending national policy changes.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Norris
Montana
Mississippi
Banner 1912 Seen For Teton County Growth
The Conrad Independent reports a forthcoming breathing spell followed by a period of record activity and development in the Montana region. It forecasts thousands of new settlers and farming at a larger scale, with indicators pointing to 1912 as a banner year for Teton County.
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Conrad Independen
Montana
Teton County
Stage Profanity and the Theatre's Mirror
The Missoulian argues Charles Frohman seeks an American play free of blasphemy. It blames both writers and audiences for profanity, saying stage works reflect the people. It warns future productions may still carry torrid language despite efforts to reform.
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Charles’ Frohman
Frohman
Future Suffra From the Big Arm Graphic
An 18 year projection discusses a recruiting officer of the army and a speculative future. The report notes uncertain events and voices concern over wartime readiness. Names, dates, and concrete places are unclear in the readable text, but the piece hints at youth involvement and military planning.
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Army
Christmas Charity Brings Dignity to Homeless Old Man
A Columabi Falls group performed a Christmas act of charity that provided a respectable funeral, fitting mowers on the casket, fine music, and a sermon. The effort touched the community, offering aid to the penniless and homeless in what observers call a commendable spirit.
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Columbian
Columabi Falls
Cas Ieee Wea
Ind’ Amay
Wheat Prize Foreshadowed by Montana Efforts
In the Ulings Journal a Montana victory in the wheat prize seems certain, with the sole question remaining which locality produced the best effort.
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Ulings Journal
Montana
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Anaconda
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Independent ‘Phone
Bell Phone
East Broadway
Tell Phone Noe Independent
Omce
Fifth Avenue
Hartland Building
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
Ristmas
Ston
Ste Ana
Corona
Con Crbitons
Dave Cane
Sumter High School
Hand
South Carolina
Edmunds
Lewistown
John de Angelis
Cheadle
de ‘Angelis
Neleson Burke
Moore
Burke
de Angelis
White Sulphur Springs
Los Angeles
J. Cochrane
Soldiers Home
Sawtelle
Ntional Soldiers Home
Coley
Cochrane
Secretary OF Commerce and Tabor
Charles Nagel
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Federal Commission
Jay
Interstate Commerce Commission
Afr
Gaiger
Vet
the State Editors
Rom
Lewistown Democrat
Missoula
Senate
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Timber
Richmond
Atendance
Barney & Berry
Ot Kitchen
A.C.M. Hardware House
Uncle Sam
Sam
Civil Service
Stade
Tate Riizia Rice
Fulton & May
Uncle
S.J. Til
Feention
Monitor
Hthaw
Tong
Trun
Tanya
Ux Dentan
Outlook
Future Suffra
Joseph Richards
Undertauer Ai
Ariamonde
Fonera
James Diammon Ie
Sherman & Reed
St Patrick's Church
Holy “Cross Cesne
Taxteabe Fm
Leonard
James Tamawit
Nora Linehan
Norah Wyoming Stoe
Avchurch
Story Cross
Countery Wellconte
Chester Leroy Wellco
M. J. Walsh
Gee Park
Sam R. White
South Main Street
Larry Duggan
North Main Street
Woodlawn
John Deeson
John
Himsel
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