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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1913
Page
13
The page lists subscription rates and addresses for the Anaconda Standard and its branches. It details pricing such as monthly and yearly rates, office locations in Anaconda and Butte, contact phone numbers, and various news agents and distribution points across multiple cities with their streets and landmarks. It notes the paper’s publishing company and mailing address in Anaconda, Montana.
A fragment discusses the impact of publicity on justice, arguing star chamber style secrecy harms prevention and condemns sensational coverage. It notes Britons’ protests against trials, hints at a revival of horse racing near New York, and questions betting's social effect on racing’s future in America.
The Helena session foreshadows a flood of progressive measures across parties. Democrats warn that not all progressives are good policy and urge cautious scrutiny to avoid unsafe laws while preserving the party’s people’s focus.
The article condemns gambling dominance at tracks undermining racing in New York and beyond. It warns that reviving racing with gambling’s influence would lead to its complete, irreversible destruction and public condemnation.
President elect Wilson plans a visit in Chicago with events at Englewood and a commuter train greeting by the Commercial Club. He will be escorted to Navid B Jones’s home and stay there until evening while guards from the police department and a protection detail prepare for his movements through the city.
A request for receivership of Union Life Company was filed in court. The stockholder alleges officers seek to wreck the company and divert insured assets. Judge Brentane issued a temporary order restraining a proposed sale of a majority of the stock by a director amid allegations of improper conduct and mismanagement.
Thomas A Edison receives the Rathenau Medal for inventing the Revive storage battery aimed at reducing danger and health risks for workers in mines tunnels and areas with explosive gases. The award marks his first recipient status in the Rathenau prize ceremony announced in Washington. The report also notes political activity in the Senate over the Kenyon bill related to shipment policy.
Governor Wilam Sulzer, newly elected executive, is seen addressing crowds from the Albany Capitol steps during his inauguration. At his request there was no military display or salute, marking a simple transfer of power in the Empire State.
Cheyenne Wyoming January 10 delegates convene the fortieth annual National Wool Growers Association session with Salt Lake City delegates claiming control amid Boise and Prescott opposition. The group backs no tariff cut on scoured wool and voices broad resistance to any reduction to eighteen cents per pound.
Pittsburg reports flood damage estimated at one million dollars across the Allegheny Monongahela and Ohio river valleys. Gauge at Point Bridge nears ten feet as high water disrupts rail and streetcar service. some homes evacuated in Wheeling West Virginia.
A Duisburg engineer faced trial over electric meter tampering with evidence focusing on substituted metal Moment lamps saving 68 percent. The case ruled in the defendant's favor as the bill disputed the claim. A railcar anecdote describes a sharp elderly woman's critique of a bride and groom, prompting a calm retort. Another note offers a gum trick to remove eye cinders, praising its pliancy when pressed.
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