STANDARD PUBLISHING CO FEATURED ADDRESS LINES
Anaconda publication listing publisher and proprietor notices. It notes Second-Class Mail status and provides multiple contact phones and office locations including Butte branch on 28 Fast Broadway and Independent lines at Hartford building corner Madison and Dearborn streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Company
Postoffice
Anaconda
Butte
Fast Broadway
Bell Phone
Independent
Avenue
Hartford Building
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
News stands outside Mon tana where the standard is on sale
A garbled notice lists multiple news agencies and addresses across major cities, indicating standard sale points and general correspondence directed to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana. The text reads like an advertising directory with scattered proper nouns and locations.
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Montana
New York
Park
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Chicago
Congress
St. Paul
N. St. Marie
Clear and News Co
East Fifth Street
Minneapolis
M. J. Kavanaugh
Third Street
Kansas City
Toma News Co
San Francisco
United News
Eddy Treat
Los Angeles
Kemp's News
San Diego
E. M. Child's
Denver
Salt Lake City
Mecillin & Ludwig's
Whitenouse Corner
Opden—Lowe Bros
Twent Arent
Spokane
John W. Graham Co
Ws Cove
Seattle
Eckhart’s
Fifth Avenue
Washington Street
Portland
Rowman News Company
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Walsh Sweeps Montana Senate Seat in Unanimous Vote
Wednesday January 15 107 Helena reports Thomas J Walsh won an all party unanimous election for U S senator mirroring a November vote. Legislators followed the people and cast ballots for Walsh. He is widely respected in Montana and expected to wield influence in Washington and within Union governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Helena
Thomas J. Walsh
Walsh
Montana
Washington
McCarthy Wins Montana Elector Spot for Wilson
Montana selects Jerry McCarthy of Fallon County as the elector to cast Montana's electors for Woodrow Wilson in February. Official canvass lists McCarthy with 27941 votes, outpacing MacGinniss 27306 Lohman 27200 and Houda 27895. McCarthy to cast the state’s vote credibly in Washington.
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Jerry McCarthy
Hatin County
Montana
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
McCarthy
MacGinniss
Lohman
Houta
Political turmoil and reform themes from Iowa to national issues
Proceedings discuss Horace White and pardon politics, Iowa primary reforms returning to convention traits, and the Pure Shoe bill targeting leather substitutes. Mentions Dr. Wiley on food purity, Oldfield's proposal aligned with Louisiana law, and commentary on political figures Taft Wilson Walsh Dixon and others amid evolving governance.
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Oldfield
Aric
Congress
Dr. Wiley
Connecticut
Louisiana
Root bill to amend Panama Canal Act debated in Senate
Washington Jan 14 Senator Root introduced a bill to amend the Panama Canal Act to end the exemption of American coastwise ships from tolls. The measure reopens the toll question with Great Britain and may lead to new debate. Senator Root will speak Jan 21 in support, with several senators likely to join. Some members prefer repealing the free toll provision over arbitration on the U S right to grant free passage. India enacted laws governing airships before any had entered the country.
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Washington
Root
Panama
Great Britain
Senate
Heritain
United States
Foreign aluminum pact debated by US Ways and Means
Washington January 14 The Ways and Means committee disclosed an international aluminum agreement in which Canada’s Aluminum Company of America owns the sole U S plant and has deal terms with six or seven foreign firms The United States is excluded by law The hearing also touched wage impacts and a proposed dumping clause as the panel reviewed the metal schedule and watched Waltham Watch Co accounts late into the night
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Washington
Committee On Ways and Means
Arthur V. Davis
The
Aluminum Company of America
United States
Canadian Aluminum Company
Amittee
Ateet Manufacturing
Kev
Sharon, A
Sharon Steel ‘Corporation
Fordney
Michigan
Underwood
Ker
Waltham Watch Company
Waltham, Mass
Humorous Fragments From a College Scene
A collage of jokes and quips from a college setting. Lines tease geography classes, hunting guides, impresarios, and doctors. The humor touches on misread remarks, mispronounced names, and practical advice about digestion and walking to stay well.
Wedding Train Vows Amid Tunnel Echoes and Laughing Guests
A couple wed in a flamboyant ceremony and travel for their honeymoon by first class carriage. A shadowy Scotchman in the compartment jokes about a tunnel costing a fortune while Edwin and Angelina share a playful, boisterous kiss. The bridegroom brags of the tunnel’s value as a sign of their wealth. An actor John Drew comments on age.
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Edwin
Angelina
Klas
Dove
John Drew
Drew
Corpus
Mixed Quotations and Droll Press Snippets From NYT
A collage of remarks is attributed to various public figures and literary voices. The New York Times trims a string of banter about a socialist preacher and a terse exchange with a lawyer, ending with a wry quip about Irish extraction and money.
Maine House Postmasters resign amid Gardner successor vote
Three Republican members of the Maine house, serving as fourth class postmasters in their towns, telegraphed their resignations tonight. Their status as federal officers is questioned as the session nears noon balloting to fill Senator Obadiah Gardner's seat.
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Augusta
Jan. M
Republian
Maine
House of Representatives
Washington
Iments Bers
Obadiah Gardner
Quips and Retorts from Various Papers
A collage of brief quips from several papers notes oddities and sly observations. Items include parcel post anecdotes, a French inventor’s aerial propeller question, jokes about fob honesty, and remarks on eggs, courts, and political figures like Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt.
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Parcel Post
Houston Post
Philadelphia
Inquirer
Ike
Iveston News
Supreme Court of Ohio
Chicago Post
John D. Rockefeller Jr
John D. Sr
Washington
Kansas City Journal
New York
Russia
Cleveand Plain Dealer
Nebraska
Woodrow “Wilson
Theodore
Columbia State
Senate irrigation panel backs Borah loan bill for reclamation fund
Special Dispatch reports the Senate irrigation committee approved a favorable report on Senator Borahs bill to authorize a 50 million dollar loan to the reclamation fund from the general treasury. Nevada Senator News lands absent but expected to back the measure. Borah signals a later effort to relieve settlers from repaying project costs. Also mentions Rasputin still influencing Emperor Nicholas II.
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Standard
Washington, D. C
Senate Irrigation
Borak
General Treasury
Newslands
Nevada
Borah
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Business Omentel Phone
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Weaerny Win
Suleer
Dix
Patrick
Millionaire Rice
Horace White
Hughes
Paterick
John T. Milliken
Mr. Patrick
Mr. Dix
Oneen Mont
Towa
Iowa
Taft
White House
Joe Batley
Joe Dixon
Texas
Slater
Joseph M. di
Mr. Munsey
Jack Rose
Ohio
Munsey
London
Florence Crittenton
Jock Johnson
Russouri River
Archhbald
John Weeks
Massachusetts
Assembly
Mr. Higgins
Missoula
India
America
En Hem
Premini Amed
Phatson Aed
Bastonoms
Holland
Houston
Turar
Paste
Kansas
Washington Herat
Tam
Jine
Louisville Courier-Journal
Hig
Lander Store
New Lander
W. H. Jackson
Gen. Mer
Lander
Ussels
John Haynes Holmes
Holmes
Church of the Messiah
Rasthenia
Hateats
Carlo
Washington Star
Becker
Jerome A McWade
Duluth
New York Times
Vosima
Block Butte
Wolla SiMe
Peekl Aimoully
Rice
Fulton & May
Eves Gregory Rasputin
Nicholas
Alhambra
Eine
J. Sullivan
Rex Paneeet
Idaho
Newbro Drug Co
North Main
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