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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1914
Page
13
Mew News Agencies and City Bureau Addresses Listed
A fragmented OCR shows various newspapers and news agencies and their street addresses across cities including Detroit, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, and Anaconda Montana. It names agencies such as Detroit Metroastitan News Co earner Wooden and Michizan and Portland O'Mara News Co with multiple street references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
John W. Graham
Spraiue Avenue
Taroma-Treeo News Co
Seattle
Whitney's
Portland
Rowman News Company
Ier
Minn
J. D. Kelly
Corner
Main and
Zumbro Ate
Eastern delegates push for uniform automobile laws
Delegates from eastern states gather in New York to draft a code regulating licensing and operation of automobiles. They aim to submit a universal set of laws to all state legislatures, amid doubts about adoption in exact form and concerns over west versus east representation and potential amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
New York
Malay States Vote 7500 For Malaya Battleship
The Malay States including Perak Selangor Negri Sembilan and Pahang vote 7500 for a battleship named Malaya. About one million people share a mix of Malays Chinese Europeans and Americans with British protection noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Malaytates
Asia
Malaya
Perak
Salangor
Negri Sembilan
Pahang
Polar and public affairs mix in a turbulent page
A long fragment discusses polar exploration by Ernest Shackleton and plans for a costly Antarctic crossing with airplane adaptations for polar traction. It pivots to sharp social commentary on sex education, then shifts to a miscellany of political and crime notes, including mentions of Huerta, Morgan, Jones, and public figures, reflecting a chaotic, opinionated 1910s tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ther
Antares
Ernest Shackleter
Amundsen
Scott
Great
Antarctic Plateau
Atlantic
Europe
Great Plateau
Victoria Range
Canada
Siberia
Sequoyah Chosen for Oklahoma Statue at National Hall
Oklahoma selects Sequoyah, Cherokee inventor of the Cherokee alphabet, as one of its two statues for the national hall of statuary in Washington. The act allows states to honor citizens for historical or military service. forty niches are filled, with Montana yet to contribute. Sequoyah’s creation turned Cherokees from illiteracy to literacy and remains a noted achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Hall of Statuary
Capitol
Washington
Oklahoma
Sequoyah
Congress
Montana
Alaska Mineral Output Falls as Claims Decline
A geological survey report states Alaska mineral production dropped from 22 587 000 in 1812 to 18 940 000 in the year just ended. It cites exhausted bonanza claims and high operating costs, with little interior progress until a transportation system is provided. The report notes Roosevelt era policies hindered development, but government plans to build railways may unlock doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geological Survey
Alaska
Roosevelt
Itselr
Intellectual Cocktails Nook Reviewers Describe Critics’ Pigeonholes
A critic laments the urge to classify authors by class and politics. The piece mocks reviewers who pin writers to labels, insisting individuality defies pigeonholes and satire on literary self exposure. Anatole France is invoked in a quip about lecturers talking about themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Anatole France
Racine
Goethe
Tangled Tales on Marriage and Morals From Cincinnati Enquirer
The piece samples a stream of social commentary on marriage, money, and gender norms with humorous anecdotes about tango, fashion, and hard times. It surveys pressures of domestic life, drunkenness, and unwritten social rules, hinting at hypocrisy and aging elites. The tone is wry and observational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Fasther
Humor Quotes and Cartoon Snippets Across Publications
A collage of humorous lines from Puck to Punch and Baltimore American, showing satirical quips about banking and currency, a governess scene, a distressed singer, and a bank loan boast. The items illustrate late 19th to early 20th century newspaper humor in brief fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Cates
Washington
Lr Star
Baltimore
Wells
Louisville Courier= Journal
First Bank
Walt Mason Song Warns Against Law and Lawyers
The poem portrays a wary speaker avoiding court and costly lawyers. It laments legal costs and fate of victims, urging readers to dodge litigation and the grasp of the legal system.
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Anaconda
Butterranca. S Fedipenden Pone de
Morton
Manacer Foreign
General Businews
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda Mont
Dunne
Ilinois
Illinois Teachers Association
Kovernor
Antarctic
Ofinaga
Michigan
Je Jones
Albany
Mexico
Huerta
J.P. Morgan
McEgenes
Becker
Piy
Ines
Okinaga
Major McNamee
Gates of
Hell
Red Cross
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
Butte
Mother Jones
Colorado
General Jones
Mexico City
England
Lionel Carden
Mercury
Taxonen
Alasicus DE Lane
DR. Prank Crank
Nook
Luke
Cardinal Farley
United States
Coats
Green
Green’s
Opposite Public Library
W. Broadway
Walt Mason
Tle
Bas Masons
Spirit of the Press
Philadelphia
Milwaukee Sentinel
Lind
Louis
Globe-Democrat
Marshall
Baltimore Sun
Bryan Huerta
Knickerbocker Press
Globe Wernicke
Globe‘Wernecke Co
Owsley Block
Rutte
Mont Ie
Rice, Fulton & May
Proprietors
Marr
Mayr
Katie
Smith Drug Co
Newbro Drug Co
Harbour Block
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