Standard Publishing Company advertising offices listed
The Anaconda Standard lists its offices and agents for advertising and distribution across multiple cities. It notes sale locations outside Montana and provides contact details for the Anaconda office and branches, including Butte and Denver, with arrangements for general correspondence.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Xpws
Montana
New York
Hotaling
Park Row
Thirty-eighth
Broadway
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Chicago
Contreal Hotel
St. Paul
St. Marie
Clear and News Co
Fast Fifth
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
San Francisco
United News
Eddy Street
Los Angeles -Kemp News Agency
San Diego
E. M. Child's News
Mealitie & Ladwie
Denver
Dayton Names H M Waite as City Manager for 12500
Dayton Ohio passes over Colonel Goethals in favor of H M Waite to run city government at 12500 a year starting January 1. Waite, grandson of Supreme Court Chief Justice Morrison R Waite, was long time Cincinnati city engineer. At the American Red Cross meeting President Wilson says 200000 more raised to complete the 409000 federal grant for a Civil War memorial building in Washington to honor wartime nurses. Major donors include John D Rockefeller Mrs Russell Sage Mrs E Hi Harriman and James A Scrymser. The 700000 project will serve as Red Cross headquarters and a premier national monument.
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Goethals
Panama
Dayton
Ohio
H. M. Waite
Waite
Morrison R. Waite
Supreme Court of the United States
Grant
Cincinnati
The
American Red Cross Society
Wilson
Washington
Congress
John D.rockefeller
Russell Sage
E. Hi. Harriman
James A. Scrymser
United States
T He
Red Cross Society
New Jersey Enacts Regulated Loan Shark Law After Court Okay
New Jersey lawmakers amended the title of a loan regulation bill to regulate land loans pledges salaries and wages while raising revenue via license fees. The state supreme court upheld the amended act, clearing obstacles and allowing the measure to take effect. Other states may follow as a model for regulating loan sharks.
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New Jersey
Supreme Court
President Wilson's Vacation Reported to Begin Tomorrow
The president plans a well earned vacation starting tomorrow. Reports say he is suffering from a severe cold and worn from the labor of guiding Congress on tariff and currency bills.
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Wilson
Congress
President busy three years since inauguration inaugural tour
The article notes the president has been actively governing New Jersey and pursuing a presidential run, planning a three week trip to Mississippi and New Orleans. Congress will recess, risking a standstill in Washington during the absence. It also discusses diplomatic appointments and criticism of Secretary Bryan.
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New Jersey
Presient
Bermudas
Washington
Misissippi
New Orleans
Congress
Bryan
New York
Charles & Hartman
Montana
Feusder
Montgomery Schuyler $E
Hartman
Mr. Schuyler
Post
Scundor
Schuyler
Mr. Hartman
United States
Fone
Bellitie
Wilson
Stat
Currency Bill Passed by Senate and Ready for Presidential Action
Bankers and business leaders watch closely as the currency bill, amended in the Senate, moves toward approval by the House and a presidential signature. The measure, long debated, is expected to improve business conditions and shape the economy, with supporters and critics among bankers split on its provisions.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Inove of Representatives
Taft praises Root as possible GOP candidate source: 1916 political commentary
Former President Taft lauds Senator Root as a sober capable figure who could be a strong president if nominated. The piece argues Root would fail to unite Republicans and progressives, attracting few progressives or Democrats, and notes today’s strong progressive wave favors a candidate with progressive ideas.
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Inia
Taft
Root
New York
Senator Root
Quotes on women and society from the Cincinnati Enquirer
A verbose column voices sharp social satire on gender roles, marriage loyalty, and consumer habits. It notes women’s expectations, male agency, and everyday quirks about fashion, money, and courtship in a bygone era. The piece uses witty from the era and reflects cultural attitudes of the time.
Doing and the Mind in Craft and Faith
A meditation on how physical work sharpens judgment and shapes belief. The essay argues true religion and virtue arise from self wrought effort, practice, and direct experience. It emphasizes courage to reach own conclusions and to act, not merely contemplate.
Weathered Verse and Local Press Prestige Highlight Livingston Enterprise
Walt Mason's rustic song about mud and rain frames a light moments section, while Livingston Enterprise touts its lead among state papers. A quarter-page photo captures the First State Bank fire scene, credited to post office staffer Bickford, underscoring the Standard's timely coverage.
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Livingston Enterprise
Livingston
First State Bank
Young Bickford
Post Office Force
American suffragette arrested in London amid clash with police
Miss Zelle Emerson, an American suffragette, was arrested in London and charged with disorderly conduct after a confrontation with officers. She claimed police twisted her arm and used Cossack-like force, while authorities testified she struck a policeman's helmet with the flagpole of a suffrage banner.
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Zelle Emerson
London
Miss Emerson
Jumble of quotes and quips from newspapers on women and society
A collage of witty lines and snippets from various papers pokes fun at finance jokes, mothers jam, marital expectations, women in business and telephonic work, and social pressures. Ambiguous snippets touch on daily life, flirtations, and domestic roles across multiple sources.
Spirit of the Press and Public Warnings Dialect
A collage of quotes on journalism and weather forecasts. It cites the Kansas City Journal and Cleveland Leader criticizing warning adequacy for storms on the lakes, plus science officials doubting looping flights and curved throws. The piece remarks idle curiosity as active, sleepless, and energetic.
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Lakes
Weather Bureau
Cleveland
Rete
New Orleans Picayune
Cheer Up Sor ny Lord and Aunt Mary Anthem
Poem fragment from the Christian Herald recounts a storyteller urging cheer and patience. A narrator recalls Aunt Mary’s steadfast optimism teaching trust in God as life’s slow path unfolds. The piece frames faith, growth, and enduring hope through repeated verses and memory.
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Mary
Short Stories and village humor in a breezy mix
A fragment from London Answers about a bridge party mishap and a jealous husband. Nearby, Mrs Gordon dodges family quarrels while a neighbor jokes about sending James on a stretcher. Also a Pagan tale ends with a quip about sermons and ministers. The piece hints at rural diversity of pursuits across channels.
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Apter Loan Sharks
Luke M
Luke
Cincinnati Enquirer
Dovey
Honey
Ana
DR. Frank Crank
Walt Mason
Zelie Emerson
Julian Hawthorne
Hawthorne
Sunday Standard
Nathaniel Hawthorne
the Sunday Standard
New York Sun
Houston Post
Cumro
Washington Star
Patien
LA Giaconda Ritornata
Lisa
Pis
Themn
Res
Boor
Huerta
Pree ‘Press
Owsley Block
Mont
Rice
Fulton & May
Spirit of the Press
John Lind
Kansas City Journal
Grampie
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Sorny
God
Charles H. Barker
Christian Herald
John
Weil
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