Subscription rates and office details listed for The Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard provides subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and lists offices in Butte and Anaconda, with contact numbers for the Butte branch. It also notes various New York Chicago Detroit and other newsstand partners and directs general correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Bala Ststetiy
Ann
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Wilson to end protracted White House handshakes
The incoming President plans to stop daily long handshakes with large visiting delegations. He will still welcome delegations and speak briefly on occasion but will avoid personally greeting hundreds in line as Roosevelt and Taft did. The change aims to save time and energy for more important duties.
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White House
Mr. Wilson
Ching
Colonel Roosevelt
Taft
Virginia Roots Highlight Wilson Birthplace in US Presidents
The council agreed to a dividend distribution among taxpayers as public remarks recalled Woodrow Wilson. The speaker noted Wilson’s Virginia birth as shaping a record of early presidents, citing Virginia as the birthplace of Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, and Wilson among the first five presidents.
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Sarath Us Pecasien
Wilson
Staunton
Woodrow Wilson
Virginia
New Jersey
United States
Washington
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Adams
Massachusetts
John Quincy Adams
Jackson
North Carolina
New York
van Burer
Presidents by birthplaces and a legal debate on monopolies
The text lists presidents born in states like Virginia and Ohio with counts, noting Virginia and Ohio as leading birthplaces and observing no presidents born west of Ohio. It then discusses indictments of the New Haven railroad president and Grand Trunk officials, debating whether conspiracy or failure to invest in rail extensions could be criminal under the Sherman law, citing The New York Sun on Mellon's case.
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Virginia
Harrison
Tyler
North Carolina
Polke
Taylor
Ohio
New York
Sorth Carolina
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New Haven
Grand Trunk
Mrr. Mellen
New York Sun
Mellen
Chamberlin
Smithers
Foreign Corporation
the Sun
Crime Wave Beat By Ten Day Pay Cut Order Chief
Kansas City police chief reports a severe crime wave ending as patrolmen were ordered to arrest any person with a prison record or shady reputation. A ten day paid leave for officers who capture a highwayman in the act accompanied swift changes in crime, courts imposed stiff sentences, and loiterers faced hard labor. The city’s vigilance, with 100 extra patrolmen, cleaned up petty thefts and holdups within 24 hours, and officials vow the trend will continue. In politics, senator-elect Thomas of Colorado denies plans to push violent sugar or ore tariff cuts, aligning with the Democratic platform.
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Kansas City
Police Department
Jean Dill
Thomas
Colorado
Washington
National Democratic
Tariff revision pledges and party duties urged
The speaker supports President-elect Wilson on the tariff, pledging to safeguard state interests and urging Democrats from cotton and wool manufacturing regions to uphold tariff revision. Republicans warned against derailed party aims, and the call to act now follows talk of tariff revision with insistence on immediate implementation.
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Wilson
Congress
der Erate
Scraps Show Diverse Topics From Health To Aviation
A collage of notes mentions Dr Percival Barton at St Paul, Delft ware revival, hospital nurses in Flatbush forbidden to abouse ragtime, potato yields in Lehigh county, beans in Ontario, lamp tests in Chicago, copper hail device by France, and a plea by Major General Arbuthnot for aerial military effort.
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W. Teall
Louis
Percival Barton
St. Paul
Kanan Agricultural
Delft
Flatbush
Longland
Atoms High
Johne Hopkins University
Stasangar
Norway
Lehigh County
Kent
Elgin Counties
Ontario
Chicago
Cordoba
Leghorn
Modigliani
Electrical Review
Anna Howard Shaw
Anna
France
England
Arbuthnot
British Aerial League
Multary
Plan to raise Montana city bonds via full property valuation
Bozeman alderman W D Tallman will push a plan at the Montana mayors and aldermen conference to raise assessed values to full cash value, boosting debt limits for cities schools and counties. The proposal would shift tax burdens, offset by lower local rates, but raise overall state revenue for higher education.
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Bozeman
Montana
W. D. Tallman
Conference of
Conference of Mayors and Aldermen
Council
Bozeman City Hall
Agricultural College
Sheriff-elect Delays Appointments Until Inauguration
Sheriff-elect Tom Driscott will not announce deputies until January 6. He says the next sheriff should hear all claims before naming appointees and that rumors of immediate appointments are unfounded. He notes he has some deputies chosen and promises a capable, careful selection.
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Tom Driscott
Ieee
Silver
Fairyland Birthday for 80 Million Dollar Baby
Washington DC on December 25 hosted a Christmas and third birthday for Vinson Waist McLean, son of Edward B. and Mrs McLean. The event, attended by high society including Mrs. George Dewey and Mrs. Bakhmeteff, featured a colossal Christmas tree, a life size Kris Kringle reindeer, and toys shipped from Europe aboard the Mauretania, highlighting the infant heir's immense fortune.
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Jess Vo
Santa Claus
Edward B. McLean
Washington, D. C
Vinson Waist McLean
National Capital
Vermont
Mr. McLean
McLean
Europe
Mauretania
International trip costs six dollars and a dream
A US traveler named Eli Brockley arrived in Butte after a two month journey from New York via Madagascar Cape Verde Lisbon and the Canary Islands. He travels with little money and no steady plan, often boarding ships as a deck hand or stoker and sleeping where he can. Brockley has been arrested multiple times on various charges but never detained and plans to continue roaming toward the Philippines.
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Madagascar
Butte
Eli Brockley
New York
Brockley
Tom Wilson
A. Iad Brockley
Weet Indien Structural
Tm Dogen
Cape
Waa
Congo
State Brockley
Verde Islands
Canary Islands
Lisbon
Portugal
Hultuinge
Royal Ground
Halifax
Honolulu
San. Francisca
Honotsia
Funeral notices and theater review mix in local page
Funeral details for Betty Irvin Hathaway and William Fuge noted with church and time, followed by theater critique of The Fighting Chance at Family theater, praising performances by Ketchum Treadwell Worth and Irene Spooner. Also mentions funeral for Andre Good and Michael Murphy, with rites at St Marys and Walsh’s parlors.
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Betty Irvin
Stohn's Episcopal Church
Lortna Jones Hathaway
Wilbur Hathaway
Stichards
Thoms Hisones
Ofelocks
Russell
Fuge
Wiliam Fuge
Itichards
Woolman Street
1St Episcopal Harch
George D. Wolfe
Chase-Lister
Ketchum
Treadwell
Hal Worth
Miss Blair
Lave Andre
Harry Good
Wyoming Street
St. Mary's Church
Come Murphy
Michael Murphy
Walsh
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