STANDARD PUBLISHING CO. ANACONDA ADVERTISING INFO
The document lists publishing details for the Standard Publishing Company, including mailing terms, subscription rates, and multiple news agencies and offices across the United States. It names offices in Anaconda, Butte, Seattle, Portland, Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia, New York, San Francisco, and others, with contact points and delivery notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Morton
New York
Ofice
Brunswick Building
Fifth Venus
Chiegan
Hartford Building
Corlier Madisom
Dearborn
Montana
W York
Hotating's
Lark’s Row
Thirty-eighth
Bradway
Broadway
Tanas
Astorhouse
Philadelphia
Quaker News Co
North Sixth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Cars
Eorhey
San Angeles
Wemp'n Nets Steancy
San Diego
E. M Child
Hansen's
Noenver
Western News Agency
Salt Lake City
Hansons
Ball Lake City
Gillis & Ludwig
Whdehouse Carver
Ceden—Love Bros
Twenty-fifth Street
Spokane
F W. Fritsch
North ‘Ovard
Jotin W. Grahan & Co
Spragie Avenue
Jacoma—Trego News Co
Seattle
Eckhart
Ows
Firetavenue
Washington Street
Beattie
W. A. Whitney
Portland
Bowman News Co
Archbishop Ireland Celebrates Fifty Years of Priesthood
John Ireland born in Burnchurch Ireland completes fifty years as priest though no public observance. A leading church figure, educated in St Paul, served as civil war chaplain, later bishop and archbishop, active in temperance and education advocacy. article laments police corruption and warns readers about crime reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ireland
Burnchurch
Skilkenny
Ireland
United States
Lfe
St. Paul
France
Meximiens
Fifth
Minnesota Regiment
England
Fingland
Roman Catholic University
Washington
Miinesota
Archishop
Suppression of crime news harms public safety urge
Reporters visiting the scene found police on duty as a warning that many robberies occur beyond published totals. Suppressing such news misleads citizens, distracts from real crime, and fails to spur police action. The piece urges full disclosure to inform the public and pressure officials to curb nightly bandits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Vandals cut painting in Washington Capitol
In Washington last night vandals damaged the painting “Battle of Lake Erie” by W. H. Powell, cutting a two by three inch strip from the lower left corner. The canvas, from 1873, depicts Commodore Perry transferring his flag during the battle. The strip was found on the floor and can be replaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol
Lake Erie
Adron
Orridors
W. H. Powell
Commodore Perry
Put-Tn- Bar
Gun Test Breaks Windows at Fort Tollen
A December drill at Fort Tollen tests a brake game or no of glues and a 12 inch mortar battery, with 80 forms learned from the test. The event sparked territory-wide interest as the carriages withstood recoil. Japan adopts various devices to rid flies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Tollen
Fort Wollen
Borah attacks lawlessness and big business power
Senator Borah denounces law evasion by powerful interests citing McNamaras and Standard Oil as examples. He calls for strict enforcement of anti trust and insists on constitutional morality, urging the public to demand equal laws and accountability for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William £. Borah
Idahn
Young
Republican Club
Nile
McNamaras
Oloud Tobacco
Srator Borgh
Nower
United States
Borah
AlcNemare
Frefer
Frank
Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
Ren
Paar
Washington Sidelights from a War Department Note
Washington dispatches describe Major General C Ainsworth as a stern adjutant general who enforces terse orders amid vast workload. Anecdotes recount his control room demeanor and a humorous exchange with a clerk. Myra Massey lectures highlight law students and a moral tale recounted in courtroom fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
C. Ainsworth
United States Army
Hig
ABE MARTIN report on Christmas and economy
The note references ABE MARTIN and a whimsical survey of Christmas, finance, and social issues. It mentions a magistrate, a company, and a numeric figure 74,041,000, implying broader economic or governmental context amid a humorous tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magiatrate
Adivon
United States
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Anaconda
Hully
Penngs
Nally
Ay Sunday Standard
Mula
Steniard Block
Annconda
Bell Plone
Bell Phone
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Mutte
Newk
Bearata Ak
Tiene Eyhned Ag
Diene
Ti Butte
Halfw
Haldup Han
Gov. Ryoks
Aien
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
Kansas
Dakotas
Oklahoma
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
Texas
Bnet
Locky Roy
Iran
Luce Riel
Candin
Heeky Boy
Mir
Hag Aronnutt
Helen Nabody Beara
Tim
Cherny Jamsell Ik
Federal
Cvld
Helena
Bulte
Blackfoot
Taft
Tal
University of Montana
Blachey
Waterloo
Santa Claus
Husier
Mr. Broker
Lilien Graham
Scandeal
McNamara Brothers
Eg Eversbody
China
Washington Capitol
Japan
Senaton Bobsh
McNemara Brothers
Temple of Liberty
Missouri
South
Hays
General Ainsworth
Ellen Spencer Muyspay
Denn
The
Washington College of Law
Treasury
Guneral Armaworth
District of Columbia
Myra
Massey
Clara
Amnat
War Department
Aldaworthh
Yau Persanala
Symons
Brennen
Alexander
Denni
Boynton
Grant
Pierne
Irving Berlin
Nat D. Mann
Gretchen
Carroll Martin
W. C. O'Hara
Whipnoorwill, Blyar and Fagan
Turkey
G. Sonnell
Abe Martin
F. D. Wilson
North Main Street
Sint
Rice, Fulton & May
Mall Onlarn
Reliable Fur and Feather Co
West Park Street
Alhambra
Dalyy
Olin
Vamippail
Onintaly& Hospital
Teva
Ahyalelan
Migaage
Woale
Pater
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