Telephones' Business Wept 422 Reports
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and advertising details for Telephones' Business Wept 422. It notes carrier and mail options with monthly and yearly prices, and lists multiple news agencies and addresses across cities. The notice directs correspondence to Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Fintam J. Morton Co
New York
Aouiding
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Ciena
Los Angeles
Kemp News Agency
San Diego
Cina
Portland
Bowman, Portatice Corner
O'Mara, Firth and Wash
Tacoma
Treeo News Co
Beattie—Whitney
Seattle
Acme News Co
Occidental
Yesler Way
Spokane
B. Stubsch
Wall
Riverside
Algonevnens
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Forced into politics in Montana by corporate pressure
A Montana editorial decries lawmakers and politicians for forcing mining and other corporations to participate in state politics. It argues honest legislation would reduce corporate influence, noting repeated measures aimed at corporations and calling for fair treatment of investors to end undue corporate involvement in politics.
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Montana
Helena
REAL SPORTSMEN DISCUSS FISH AND GAME FUNDS IN HELENA
The fish and game commission met with legislative committees in Helena to draft a measure increasing the commission’s funding authority. The plan aims to establish a hatchery in eastern Montana and buy a larger fry car to distribute fish fry to mountain and lower Yellowstone area streams. Officials claim the current fry does not meet demand and that local habitats require region-specific fish. Harmony prevailed during the discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish and Game Commission
Helena
Fish and Gas
Fastern
Yellowstone
Meeting weighs deputy warden reduction proposal
Discussion centers on whether to eliminate some deputy wardens and how the commission plans to proceed. Attendees weigh safety, enforcement, and potential funding impacts while noting the bill avoids drawing from the general fund. Local clubs express support or concern as reforms move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnme
Howver
Thie
Aia
Commission
State finances and saloon licenses under prohibition
The piece argues state revenues rely on liquor licenses, with prohibition taking effect Jan 1 1919. Saloons will operate and pay licenses until then, so deficits no sooner than 1919. Revenues remain adequate this year and next if economy holds and bond issues fund new buildings at state institutions.
Montana Merchants to Lobby Laws at Helena Meeting
An important meeting in Helena gathers Montana merchants to push a bill regulating advertising and display methods. Local business leaders vow to press lawmakers in the two houses for a state regulation affecting signs on rocks, windows, posts, and passes, arguing taxes and loans serve the public.
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Montana
Helena
Laptas
Negheorey
Admiral Dewey Triumph in Manila Bay Victory
May 1 1898 marked a decisive U S victory as Commodore Dewey with the Asiatic squadron destroyed or captured the Spanish fleet at Manila Bay silenced land batteries and gained control of the bay The success made Dewey the era’s most celebrated American military hero likened to Grant and sparking praise from President McKinley for a victory judged extraordinary in naval warfare.
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United States
Dewey
Manila Bay
Philippine Islands
Spain
Cuba
Shafter
Schley
Cervera
Sampson
Sinc Grant
Congress
McKintey
Admiral Dewey
New York City
Washington
Dewey Triumph Hailed While Warns On WWI Echoes
Broad, era-spanning clippings praise Admiral Dewey's victory as a crucial step toward peace while noting naval balance favored the United States. Commentary reflects on Washington receptions, reflections on leaders, and assorted political asides about Wilson, Carranza, and postwar hopes.
Sly Sidelights on The Legislature in Helena
Staff correspondence describes a Montana legislature scene in hotel lobbies where reps attract attention from lobbying girls. It notes calls, jokes, and a famed attorney-politician Dan Yancey, active in fish and game legislation and noted for sportsman interests.
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Dan Yancey
Park County
Butte
Fish and Game Commission
Duel to Dance: A Satirical Ballad of Settling Disputes
A humorous poem imagines settling fights and quarrels not with war or fists but by dancing. It contrasts northern ice with southern duels and uses a referee during a waltz to decide who is right or who becomes the goat. The whimsical piece ends with advice to imitate the pugilist and dance rather than strike.
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Wer
Pital
Gayly
Notable lawmakers praise outdoor spirit leaders
In Montana the senate fish and game committee chair praises Grover Cleveland and Theodore Roosevelt as ideal outdoorsmen shaping civic virtue. Senator O'Shea, a Carbon banker, traces hard work from mine labor to financial leadership, while Dr. Ironside and wife in Butte are highlighted for horticulture and civic presence. A Brooklyn Eagle excerpt notes Nature's egg protection by arch design, with experiments showing brown eggs withstand higher pressure than whites.
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Grover Cleveland
Roosevelt
Goose Sid
Senate Fish and Game Committee
D. G. O'Shea
Carbon
Montana
Senator O'Shea
Red Lodge
Withal
F. A. Ironside
Butte
Ironside
Brooklyn Eagle
Scientific American
Humor and Wit Across a Few Laugh Lines
A compact string of quips and cartoons from various sources. Jokes touch on college life politics and public speaking with puns and social banter. Notable lines reference Harvard Lampoon and public figures in a light mocking tone.
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Jack
Harvard Lampoon
J. Fuller
Doc
Spirit of the Press and Political Snippets
A collage of satirical quotes from newspapers lampooning figures like Teddy Roosevelt and Henry Cabot Lodge. It notes disillusion with front-page attention, mentions Villa, the Monroe Doctrine, birth control discourse, and continuous peace talks, reflecting press snips and political commentary from U.S. papers.
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East Broadway
Baitorial Dept
Ednesday
Real Sportsmen
Admiral Dew
Villa
Carranm
Harry ‘Thaw
Candada
China
le Yuan Hung
Wilson
Jela
Jan
Gee
Gosh
Heck
Frederick Cook
Jimming
Golly
Hok
Lawson
Anaes
Mr. Hughes
Eve
Europe
Turkey
Harry Thaw
Bryan
Ship of State
Carranza
Carrant
Aetia
Tom Lawson
The
Standard
Sclon
State House
Stenogs
Dr. Pope
Teren
Svreasionat
Ifm Getting
Comnow
Bay Koporan
Puck
Profenor Nerniy
Charlie
Sorghum
Washington Star
W. E. D. Stokes
Gen
Felix ‘Diaz
New York Telegram
Spirit of the Press
Teddy
New York World
Gange Harvey
Mie
Thebes
Detroit Free Press
New York Sun
Berretttt
Senate
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Birth Control League
Mrs. Sanger
Loulaville Courier- Journal
Houston Post
Buffalo Evening Times
Sun
Leontary Lansing
Columbi
Rice & May
Cole
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