Newsstands Outside Montana Circulation Network
Lists multiple newsstand locations and agencies across major cities including New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake City and Spokane. Mentions various firms, offices, and addresses for foreign advertising and distribution outlets serving the Anaconda Standard and Butte Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EWS
Montana
Saleew York
Hotaling
Park Row
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Forner Woodward
Michigan
Chicago
Congress
St. Paul
N. St
Mario
Fifth Street
M. J. Kavanaugh
Kansas City
Yoma News Co
San Francisco
United News Agents
Presiding officer chosen for Montana House
Dr A D MacDonald of Flathead county elected as presiding officer by Montana House members among three candidates F Day J J McNally. The choice followed a first ballot margin and signals duties for standing committees while debates over moving pictures and theater influence continue in the press and public discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. MacDonald
Flathead County
House of
Helena
MacDonald
Helens
Uiring
Eat
Fim
ET. WH. Welsenburg
The
Medico-Chi College
Philadelphia
Medicat Society of New York
Progressive factions reshape party lines in state politics
The piece discusses progressives influencing lawmakers in Washington state legislatures, aiming to widen the rift with old parties, elect or block U.S. senators, and push independent action. It notes Helena's Democrats, Republicans, and progressives forming alliances, and predicts party shifts, cabinet choices, and the impact of Roosevelt's guidance on future coalitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Tne
United States
Helena
Hines
Walah
Salt Lake Bank Leaves City Clearing House
Belvidere Cal Jan 6 an overturned pot of the galey stove finh tying at anchor. The Salt Lake bank withdrew from the city clearing house after disputes over interest on checking accounts and proposed new rules. Members formed a new organization with a constitution excluding the Copper National, accusing the old body of restraint of trade and rate controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake Bank
City
Tovise
Ite
Tigting Enimalttes
Salt Lake
Hyba
Tay
Asmrarone Svteiaen
Sophie Bank
Bottse
Aespektation
National Coy
Armstrong
Salt Lake Clearing House
Eyle
Belvidere
Cal
Attempt to assassinate Prince Yamagata in Tokyo
A December 24 assassination attempt on Prince Aritomo Yamagata, president of the Japanese Privy Council and former chief of staff, failed as he escaped unharmed. The would be assassin breached the prince residence and, after being spotted by attendants, attempted suicide but was stopped and arrested. Investigations into the motive are under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Fisher
India
Montai
Norris
Mr. Fisher
Wilson
Interior
Aritomo Yamagata
Privy Council
Japan
Prince Yamagata
Hhis
Dear
Washington
E'Ed Wilton
Wise
Law Makers Meet and Begin Work in January Utah
Utah Governor William Spry begins his second term after taking the oath at noon in Salt Lake City. He denounces popular government while pledging to address railroad and workers issues, with a legislature convening to consider direct election of senators, state building funding, and reforms for women workers and vice restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
William Spry
Utah
Spry
Jumbus
Ohio
Harmon
United States
Farmers institute to be held in Twin Bridges
Special correspondence from Twin Bridges reports a farmers institute scheduled for Tuesday in Twin Bridges. The Bozeman college personnel will lead with practical talks by experienced farmers, in cooperation with the local farmers organization. Similar meetings are planned for Sheridan and Waterloo, with additional Madison valley sites to follow, alongside evangelistic services in the XII series.
Local Services and People Notes From Dillon Area
The community in Dillon and nearby areas features church announcements with Reverend Hert Hoover assisted by Rev. G b King and Rev EL Mills, and Rev Dr Billingsly remaining as pastor. Miss Helen Jones named primary department teacher at the public school, while Richard Luppy gains notice for prospecting and a mine claim shows copper and gold. Other items include travel of Mae Darnutzer and Mrs. Darnutzer to Twin Falls and Southern California, James Wood visiting Tennessee, and Sheriff Traufler planning mining work in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Hert Hoover
G.b King
Whitehall
EL Mills
Swischer
Billingsly
Presbyterian Church
Brethae Church
Helen Jones
Helend
Yerkes
Jones
Richard Luppy
Big Hole
Rochester
Rabie
W. A. Johnson
Lew Powell
James Darnutzer
Mae Mauer
Dillon
Mritzer
Darnutzer
Mae
Mrs. Darnutzer
Twin Falls
Idaho
California
James Wood
Tennessee
Arthur Markley
Sumatra
Milwaukee
F. R. Colt
Nick Traufler
Morrow
Georgia
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Fandard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Ata‘conda
Butte
East Broadway
Hell
HJ. Morton
Foreign Advertising
New York
Fifth Avenue
Eage
Hartford Building
Madison and
Tearborn Streets
Rue Bary
Democrate
Res Pcblicane
Progressives
Metena
Sim Hin
Georgia State Board of Health
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Maen Ear
Joe Bailey
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Ryan
Europe
America
Denver
Turkey
Stewart
Wilton
Jack Frost
London
Monana
National Congress
Thirteenth Legislative Assembly
Benegar
Marquis Yamagata
Cah
John M Haines
Aneceeds
James Jr
HomHarmonia Obi
Semple ComEnoyy
Aces
Nacra
Calefornia
Nis
West
House of Quality
Howard Music Company
North Main Street
Owsley Block Butte
Tus
Rice
Fulton & May
Alhambra Hot Springs
Belnenly
Great Northern Railroad
Sullivan
State Savings Bank
Butte, Mont
Daly Bank and Trust Company
F Butte
Charles
Kelly
Ans
Jon Dery
First National Bank OF
Cashier Tull
Ephenson
W. A. Clark and Brother Bank and Trust Company
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