Standard Publishing Company Postal Rates and Addresses
The item lists mailing rates for Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda and provides addresses for offices including Main Office in Standard Block and Business Office on Bell Phone. It includes erroneous garbled text and appears as a catalog entry or ad rather than a full article.
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Standard Block
Anaconda
Bell Phone
Siegse Nevatreocet
Yecnecs
PHOME
Ccseeoeed
Ptapad Os Svobadnttstese
Prone
Ccercevevese
Branch office listings and newspaper stands nationwide
The Standard publishing company details branch offices and safe at news stands in New York Chicago San Francisco Seattle Portland and other cities. It lists locations such as Higgins avenue Butte Madison and Dearborn streets and notes agents like W J Morton and offices in Brunswick building.
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W. J. Morton
Nance
Brunswick Belidlfth Avenue
Hartford
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
New York City
Hotaling
Park
Broadway
Chile
P. O
Dearborn Street
South Tetra Street
Sa Francisco
van Ness Avenue
San Francisco
Hotel St. Francis
Sta Lot Angéles
Amos
South Olive
Jethver
Seventeenth Street
Heustop
Tex
White News Co
Salt Iseke City
war,Mosenfeld & I
Lan- Hom
Atte Ar
Spekene
North Howard Street
John W. Graham& Co
Tatoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Acme News Co
Postofice
Third Avenue
Union Street
Times Building
Second Avenue
Portland
Sixth Street
Rose City News Co
Insurgent House defeats Speaker Cannon’s grip in rare clash
The January 1919 session saw a three vote insurgent setback against Speaker Cannon aided by Pinchot allies. The House descended into confusion as Cannon faced unexpected opposition, marking a rare moment of challenge to his leadership. It remains uncertain if the outcome will endure beyond that session.
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Congress
House
Cannon
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Carson
Eurgents
Joe
Jre
Speaker Cannon
Secretary Wilson Calls Attention to Causes of Rising Food Costs
Secretary Wilson of the Department of Agriculture says the government is investigating cost of production and sales returns of staple foods to explain higher living costs. He notes the farm area struggles to meet demand, cities draw labor, and immigration plus population growth must be fed. He adds farmers are not earning enormous profits.
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Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Farmers profits myth fuels public talk say secretary
The secretary of agriculture speaks against exaggerated claims of farmers profits, noting widespread misinformation. He cites persistent myths about high farm returns and points to long term price declines in old states while acknowledging some better Western conditions.
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Seccretary of Agriculture
Taft Dismisses Forester Pinchot in Policy Clash
The president removes Pinchot from the forestry service amid claims of insubordination. Secretary Wilson, once a strong Pinchot supporter, had opposed the chief forester. The action centers on governing rules and the pending congressional committee review of the administration’s forestry policy.
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Pinchot
Wilson
Committee of Congress
Taft outlines plan for a United States Court of Commerce
The president's message to Congress presents two main topics: a proposed United States Court of Commerce with five new circuit judges to handle interstate commerce disputes and its relation to the Interstate Commerce Commission, plus broader railway regulation, changes to the interstate commerce law, national chartering of corporations, and the balance between federal powers and states' rights. The public must weigh these proposals through their representatives.
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Taft
House of Representatives
Senate
House
United States Court of Commerce
Court of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Editorial Note on Propositions in the Message
The fragment notes that a concise discussion of several technical propositions or an editorial summary of the author’s views would be unhelpful. readers should carefully study the text of the message itself. The passage emphasizes direct engagement with the primary material.
Cardinal Satolli Dies After Notable American Years
Late in the night the death of Cardinal Satolli is announced. Born in 1841, he became archbishop of Lepanto in 1888 and arrived in America to celebrate the Baltimore see centenary. His career included Rome appointments and a famed 1890s American presence.
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Cardinal Satolli
Lepanto
America
Baltimore
United States
Rome
Mgr
Satolli
Butte
Insurgent General Diaz Dies After Wind Wrecks Diaz’s Canoe
Insurgents lose veteran General Diaz after a high wind wrecked his canoe near Bluefields. Diaz disappeared and later died, ending a career marked by shifting loyalties with Zelaya. He once escaped capture aboard a Pacific mail steamer stopped at Corinto and fled into the Honduran bush.
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Diaz
General Dias
Nicaragua
Bluefields
Managua
General Diaz
Zelaya
Pacific Mail
Corinto
Honduras
Indicted Paper Board Association Faces Antitrust Case
New York January 7 An association led by John H Parks the Paper Board association 140 manufacturers was indicted for illegal restraint of trade. Parks pleaded guilty paid 4000 fine in fiber and Manila pool case prompting dissolution of that group. Ninety defendants entered not guilty pleas with option to withdraw within three weeks. The indictment cites rigid price fixing rules binding members.
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New York
Jen
John H. Parks
Paper Board Association
Parks
Fiber and Manila Association
Forced attentions on Kansas minister sparks trial
Wallace M. Stuckey a Williamsburg Kansas minister on trial in Ottawa charged with abducting 16 year old Lorena Sutherland testified in his own defense denying encouraging her affections. Mrs Stuckey wife of the defendant testified that the girl repeatedly called her husband by phone and forced her attentions on him.
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Ottawa
Kan
Wallace M. Stuckey
Williamsburg
Lorena Sutherland
Sutherland
Marquez Family Buried After Pear Poisoning Tragedy
In Santa Monica California eight hearses carried 12 Marquez descendants to Sawtelle cemetery for burial in the Marques plot following deaths from tainted pears eaten at a family reunion last Sunday.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Marquez
Sawtelle
Marques Plot
Butte Briefs Hover Around Local Officials
Bert Schills of Anaconda spent yesterday in Butte addressing business matters. Fr. H. Clinton, manager of Anaconda’s electric light plant and street railway, was in Butte last evening.
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Bert Schills
Anaconda
Butte
Fr. H. Clinton
Death of financier D O Mills sails East from Millbrae
The body of financier D O Mills was taken from his country home at Millbrae after brief funeral services and placed on a special train bound for the East at 5 30 this afternoon. Ogden Mills and Mrs Whitelaw Reid accompanied the body.
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San Francisco
Millbrae
D. O. Mills
East
Ogden Mills
Whitelaw Reid
Financiers Explore United Champagne Consolidation
A New York based plan aims to unite all champagne and wine making establishments in the United States. Reports from Western New York grape regions name J Pierpont Morgan as the head of the proposed consolidation.
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Rochester
N. Y
Jan. T
New York City
New York
United States
J. Pierpont Morgan
Cannon Defeated in House Struggle
Washington January 7 The House adopted a joint resolution for an interior department forestry bureau investigation after a party clash. The vote 149 to 146 approved appointing six House members by the House, not Speaker Cannon, and empowered a joint committee to summon witnesses.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Interior Department
Forestry Bureau
House
Senate
Cannon
Tha House
Dalzell
Rules Committee
Humphrey
Fitzgerald
Congress
Ballinger
Senator Jones
Forest Service
Norris
Nebraska
Hitchcock
Martin
Colorado
Forester Pinchot
Repubican
Sims
Tennessee
Taft
Pinchot
Del
Cooper
Wayes
Would Be Hubber Trapped in Turnel New York
Finkelstein a Ludlow Street burglar is found trapped in his tunnel after 36 hours of digging. He lies under the street amid vaults and a jeweler’s window, seen by his wife and five children. Brother-in-law Garbus reports his disappearance. no proof of guilt.
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New York
Finkelstein
Ludlow Street
East Side
Fourteenth Street Bank
Sarah
Isaac Finkelstein
Winkelstein
Moving Picture Theaters
Sirinisky
Garbus
Never Put Off Until Tomorrow What You Can Do Today
A Butte market advertises deep discounts on mutton and beef with prices for whole mutton 1.85 and half mutton 95c, various cuts of beef, veal, pork, bacon and eggs. It touts cheaper tea, flour, produce, poultry arrivals, and promises refunds if quality isn’t as good as $4 per hundred for flour, urging readers to shop now and save.
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Butte
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