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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1913
Page
12
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details, circulation notes, and a broad network of newsstands and agents across multiple cities. It provides addresses for the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda and distribution points from New York to San Francisco, plus contact and office information.
The January 10 1913 editorial urges the Thirteenth legislative assembly to enact laws curbing loan sharks, noting several states have already moved to abolish them. It highlights the extortion and fear surrounding victims, and argues a ban can coexist with legitimate lending. It also notes duels in Hungary and literacy acts in the United States before returning to dog stories from Idaho.
Despair marks Missouri state song contest as governor appointed committee fails to choose a winner. Many submissions praised lightly but deemed lacking. best poem awarded a consolation prize while few composers paid. Notes on public taste, politics, and cultural aims fill the record.
Chicago witnesses recounts under Sherman act probe into retail lumber dealers with Munger linking past efforts to curb competition. Government cites tactics like multilingual catalog requests and sending notices to boost local support, while noting a prize for the most catalogs. Evidence shows whitewash outcome and warnings against future action.
James J Hill tells six men from business circles of his two month greenhouse experiments at his St Paul residence. He says phosphorus is the essential plant food missing from Northwest soils and claims a method to increase productivity in Minnesota and North Dakota.
In Honolulu on January 8 a U S district court reversed California court findings and allowed John D Spreckels and Adolph Spreckels to reopen the famous will case involving about 9 187 612 in estate values with Hawaiian property at roughly 750 000 The decision by Judge Henry E Cooper follows a long legal battle dating to 1912 and contemplates possible further appeals to the U S Supreme Court while preserving the potential for reopening in California if interpretations differ.
Rosalie Jones leads a suffrage march south from New York toward Washington aiming to join the parade on the eve of the governor’s inauguration. The contingent will cross the Hudson at 83 am and move daily through New Jersey Delaware Pennsylvania and Maryland with rallies in Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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