Anaconda Standard publisher contact list published
The snippet lists multiple newsstand locations and offices for The Standard Publishing Company based in Anaconda, Montana, with additional distribution spots in New York, Chicago, Kansas City, Minneapolis, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver, Salt Lake City, Seattle, Portland, and Tacoma. It notes advertising offices and general business correspondence directed to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda.
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P.O. News Ca
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Empire News
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Dearborn
Kansas City
Yoru News Co
Kavangue
San Francisco
Vaneslaver
San Franciseo
St. Francis News
Los Angeles
Aros
Olt
Paandena
Cal
Lloruing
Denver
Moon's
Salt Lake
Rosenfeld & Asier Fon's
Osden
Kind’s
Spokane
North Howard
John W. Graham & Co
Tronma
Watel
Seattle
Et International News Co
E. Toriland
Gregan News
Sixth Street
Riandard Prblishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Webster and Franklin Debate Over Constitution Authorship
The nation faces a year anew as Senator Knox and others discuss authorship of the federal constitution. Pelatian Webster is cited by some as the creator, though Benjamin Franklin and James Madison also loom in the debate. The piece traces the evolution of the convention and its collective work shaping the government.
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Knox
Husnix Taylor Ha
Pelalal Webster
Rademelela
Webster
Benjrmin
Hub
Indead
Eitizens
Prlatish Webster
Noah Webster
Daniel Webster
Pelatian
Tilsvns
Genjamin Fearin
Pelathil Wenster
Benjamin Feonilin
Tan
Governor Hughes Urges Legislature to Enforce Constitutional Provisions
The governor flags a sensational issue in his message to New York lawmakers, arguing that existing laws on gambling and vice violate the state constitution. He asserts the legislature must follow the people’s clear directive to ban betting and bookmaking within the state and to regulate the expose of such activities.
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Reneraus Pralae
Hughes
New York
Ile
Legislatura Ia
Governor Hughes Invites Opposition Amid City Poverty Debate
A heated editorial critiqued Governor Hughes inviting opposition while warning of consequences of policy amid mass unemployment. It highlights displaced railroad and urban workers in New York and Chicago, noting tens of thousands out of work and the strain on tenement housing as cities struggle to absorb migrants and seek relief.
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Hughes
Fia
New York
Chicago
Consiue Lon
Amitlg
Clea
Bliss to retire as Republican campaign fund treasurer
The New York Times notes Cornelius Bilas will not serve again as treasurer of the Republican campaign committee. Bliss has long managed funds, coordinating disbursements and tracking millions. Critics accuse him of steering money to favored figures, amid recent scandals and calls for reform within the party.
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New York
Taille
Cornelius Bilas
Repeblican Campaign Committee
Ines
Remibtic
Courney
Mx Bliss
Uh Ag
Avery
Avhéti
Mark Minna
Hughes
Air
Bliss
Tre
Repblicans
Prohibition Debate Flows Through Southern States
Governor Hoke Smulth pledges enforcement of the new prohibition law in Georgia. The piece notes governors may push for stricter measures, while supporters warn of organized clubs and loopholes in southern states. It discusses how prohibition aims to curb saloons and illegal venues as lawmakers weigh public sentiment.
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Hoke Smulth
Gearghi
Rue Ib
Ris 6
Georgia
Newspaper Industry Costs and Political Pressure Cited
The text argues that paper prices rose due to production costs and scarcity caused by import limits and export pressures. It accuses print-payer trusts of inflating profits, threatening newspapers, and facing legal action to break up restraints of trade. It also mentions figures and debates surrounding journalism, finance, and public discourse in a period of economic strain.
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Ilmittna
United Shires
Congress
Evelyn
Atorney Littheton
Lauterbach
Belaze
Advaiters and political jabs in late 19th century notes
A garbled slice of editorial chatter and quotations touches on dehorings as a notable shift, parries at Secretary Fatt and Senator Foraker, and references Davis of Arkansas. It critiques Bryan, cites Washington, and mocks governance with puzzled, fragmented opinions from the era.
Greed of the Paper Trust Hurting American News
The paper trust slashes the newspaper industry with soaring costs. Since last March the trust raised paper prices by about ten million dollars and plans another rise for the coming year. Overall paper costs have climbed nearly fifty percent, squeezing printers and publishers nationwide.
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Las March
Sunday laws threaten liberty and church power
The piece argues Sunday blue laws, upheld as police powers, erode religious freedom. It condemns enforcement by religious interest groups, praises early liberty leaders who resisted ecclesiastical control, and warns that court backing of such laws narrows popular rights and independence.
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New England
Church of
Virginis
George Icl
Bam Adams
Magdachusetts
Thomas Jefferson
Virginia
Lhal
Touch of High Life for Cute Wight Hawk
A hazy report describes a street holdup near Munitt street where a man named Tuohig faced a gun wielding robber. The thief escaped with about 23 dollars, mostly from a $40 yellow billfold, as Tuohig lamented the beating and lack of police report. Teutonia lodge members are urged to attend a ball for their late brother Levin Sehrowder.
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Tuohig
Eel
Adl
Teutonia Lodge
Otte
Russian Brigand Captured After Two Years of Search
A Russian brigand wanted for robberies in Livonia and adjacent areas was arrested today in a port city. The capture followed a complaint by Russian Consul General M. De Lodygnsky and involved detectives who identified him as a former engineer working near the Fast river tunnels. He admitted his identity from a photograph and faces exam in Widerga. Police say he and other countrymen terrorized the province, especially during the summer of 1909.
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Bin
Bac
Gloom of Rent Strikers Eases In New York
In New York a wave of eviction threats eased as many tenants settled by paying court costs. Marshals faced difficulty carrying out warrants while authorities reported clarified steps. Local tenants feared forced moves as rent strikes prompted settlements.
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New York
Jay
Rent dispute resolutions show landlords yielding in most cases
Courts recorded many tenant landlords agreements where landlords conceded to lower demands. Numerous cases ended with tenants paying reduced totals while a smaller share of renters prepaid as initially demanded. The trend favored landlords yielding in the majority of compromises.
Robbers Captured After Desperate Fight in Nevada
In Searchlight a Brown-Gosney store safe was blown at 22 o clock. Deputies Bedtive and Conault halted a running pistol fight with three suspects from Gold Nell. Officers found burglars tools and a bottle of ether the men claimed drunkenness. They had blown the outer door and secured about $2,000 from the strong box. $84 recovered.
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Dam
Apen
Brown-Gosney Company
William
Thomas Nolab
William Wellegs
Gold- Nell
Ouo Bedtive
John Conault
Starvininig House
Taft Resolution Passed by Committee in Nebraska
After an extended meeting, the Republican State Central Committee chose Omaha March 12 as the convention date for delegates to the national convention and adopted a resolution declaring William H. Taft the party’s presidential nominee. A modified statewide primary expression on the presidential question was adopted with no dissent.
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Livre
Neb
Jan. S
Republican State Central Committee
Omaha
Wiliam H. Taft
Lawyer Seeks Details on Missing Funds and Bankrupt Plan
In San Francisco on January I attorney Gita Wise said, on behalf of eastern creditors, they will ask the board of trade to force Hunts into bankruptcy. They demand to know what happened to the money and whether it was sailed away, insisting the corporation be declared bankrupt.
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San Francisco
Board of Trade
Rens
Bankupley
Gtta T. Wise
Meeting adjourned in New York for policy holder briefing
The Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Society meeting was adjourned until May 15 to allow policy holders to review the proposed changes in the company’s administration. The adjournment was ordered by the United States circuit court in May.
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New York, Jan
Murtual Reserve Line Insuance Society
Dilee Wael
Timttend States
la May
Northwestern Parute railroad elects directors in San Francisco
Directors named to represent Warri man interests and Santa Fe today in company offices. Stockholders met on board to appoint four directors. Proceedings contribute to shaping control amid a period of turmoil and corporate realignment.
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San Francisco
Northwestern Parute Railroad
Warriman
Santa Fe
Mexican Is Heeashed In Revolt Case Reported
Los Angeles January 3 reports one of four alleged Mexican revolutionists is identified as De Lara. The item notes police or authorities are handling the case as part of a broader revolt allegation, with further details pending.
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Los Angeles
de Lara
Extradition Bid for Diaz Government Case Clears
A group of prisoners confined in Mie Local county for months related to charges against the Diaz government was released. Judge Wealharu ruled that the charges were sufficient for extradition and had been mandated by the supreme at Himtialtans.
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Diaz
Dudze Weallharu Balding
Aity
Tin Sintuie
Himtialtans
Washington Engineers Teamner to Inspect California Coast Works
Daniel P. net Washington and Smith Leach of the corps of engineers, principal assistant to General Mackenzie, have left for Seattle with orders to carry out a thorough inspection of the engineering works along the California coast from Puget Sound to San Diego.
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Dan
Smith ‘Leach
Corps of Engineers
Mackenzie
Af Engineers
Seattle
California
Puget Sound
San Dicen
Falls Special Session on Rail Mail Rate Change
Raleigh January 5 Governor Glen issued a proclamation calling a special session of the assembly for January 2 to consider changing or repealing the railroad passenger rate of 34 cents per mile set at the last session.
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N. C
Glen
Jay
Naseed
Structural steel tariffs cut between Los Angeles and Nevada
Los Angeles reports a tariff reduction on structural steel for Salt Lake and Las Vegas Tonopah railroads from 182 to 1.17 per hundred. Effective February 1, the move aims to encourage steel work in Nevada.
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Los Angeles
Jan
Nevada
Willis and Mines
Salt Late
Las Vegas
Tonopah
Darrow Recovers From Illness Moves To Private Apartments
Clarence Darrow, famed Chicago attorney, has recovered from illness and moved from the California hospital to private apartments in Los Angeles. Doctors believe the danger period has passed and he no longer requires hospital care.
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Los Angeles
Clarence Darrow
Caltorntis
Plant closure shocks 400 workers amid wage cut plans
In January at a Soddy coal plant near Rathburn, management shut the facility causing about 400 men to be idle. Workers reviewed a proposed wage reduction of about 70 percent, triggering the stoppage and standstill action.
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Phattanonga
Soddy Coal Company
Widcole
al Rathburn
Wiles
Government announces loan amid presidential changes
In San Salvador a government official disclosed a loan of 5.6 million dollars tied to a new project. President Figueroa’s administration faces restructuring as officials pledge to pursue public works and economic stabilization.
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Figueroa Bisk
Horack Boies Held In Hospital In Tex Relapse Fears
Report says Horack Boies is out of danger after relapse fears at a Texas hospital near Posa. Officials gave no timetable for release or further updates, and no share time details were provided.
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Posa
Tex
Jon
Horack Boies
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Fleet sails toward Rio Janeiro under Evins command
The American lathe fleet led by Rear Admiral Evins leaves port today en route to Rio Janeiro. The ships, including Pervambuce Braall and Jans the American, pass a pier formation as they proceed to the southern destination.
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Braall
Jans
Evins
Poo
No trouble at Muncie streets stay calm with deputies
Muncie Ind January reports no disturbance as street cats ran today on all Munclé Mnes. The militia is confined to quarters while the streets are patrolled by 30 business and professional men sworn in as deputies.
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Muncie
Ind
Munclé
Receiver appointed for Tremtits County Timber Co in Texas
A receiver was appointed today for Tremntts County Timber Company in Houston Texas amid a dispute over a concert venture valued at about 600000 dollars. The case centers on financial difficulties and a request by creditors for court action.
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Houston
Tex
Sloday
Mic 'Trlntts” County
Anita Stack
Women workers urge parity of wages at conference
A London Chronicle report notes a speaker at a conference of women workers urging equal pay. The discussion covers wage parity, advertising relevance, and expanding ad scope for safety and inclusion in the workforce.
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London Chronicle
Proposals on Postal Question Hinge in Far East
Reported proposals by Count Hayashi as Japan seeks settlement of the postal question in Manchuria. The plans have not yet been presented to the foreign board and may be seen as a compromise. China fears they may be unacceptable and fears further concessions to Britain's views.
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Mabechuria
Japan
Caina
Great Britain
China
Tapan
Schmitz Gang Is Gone Frisco's House Cleaned
San Francisco reports the Schmitz administration ousted after six years as new officials take office on January 8. The regenerated electorate removed Schmitz and Ruel influence from key posts including the treasury and county clerkship. A complete board of supervisors now sits under Democratic and good government tickets, with appointive offices filled by Mayor Taylor's picks or commission selections.
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Jah
Schmitz
Schmits
Ruel
Toda
MacCarthy
Treasury
Officaia
Taylor
Harmuned
Italian Truck Farmer Suspected of Murder
Italian truck farmer Baveroff is under arrest on suspicion of killing four people including Mrs Frank Plamatto and Dominick Minienieti. Parts of bodies were found near the Atinsae river. an axe bloody and a Mexican washerwoman’s statement about bloodstained clothes point to Baveroff as the suspect.
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Florence, Cole
Jah
Anwan Ba
Ander Atrest
Opeviins
Frank Plamatto
Dominick
Joseph Minienieti
Brocola Buffett
Atinsae
Baverl
Lost schooner claimed five of crew dead near Diamond Shoals
Norfolk officers report a north Carolina coast rescue of two sailors from an unknown schooner bound from Lois Point, N.C., to Charleston, S.C. The vessel, carrying seven hands, foundered in heavy seas with five dead and two survivors. The message lacks the vessel’s name.
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Norfolk
Capa Hate Terag
North Carolina
Lois Point
Bie
Charleston
Lidon
Dynamite Blast Kills Four Near Sprague Washington
A dynamite blast at AL camp No 4 south of Sprague injured three others and killed workmen from Sprague. Contractors Burns and Jordan owned the site. names of the deceased were not released. The incident occurred this morning during Tinian work operations.
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Wash
Sprague
Waah
Tinian
AL Camp No 4
Burns & Jordan
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