Anaconda Standard Publishing Contacts and Offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing offices and agents across cities. It names Bell phone and Independent phone numbers in Anaconda and cites foreign advertising contacts in New York Chicago and Hartford. it lists numerous newspaper agencies, and directs general correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company
Publishere and Propeietors
Anaconda
Rutte
East Broadway
Bell
WW. J. Morton
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Hartford
Madison and
Dearborn
Anaconda, Mont. Ee Eee
Democrats Likely To Back Wilson At Baltimore Convention
Report asserts Woodrow Wilson could gain Republican support against Taft and Roosevelt after a turbulent Baltimore convention. Wounds from the balloting are expected to heal quickly post adjournment. The piece notes Bryan Clark divisions and dismisses Roosevelt’s third term as a mere ambition.
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Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
Wilson
Bryan
New York
Champ Clark
Ason
Bank Examination Sparks Call for Reform in U S Banks
A federal grand jury in Binghamton New York criticized bank examiners after a New Berlin national bank president stole about 300000 over ten years. The bank collapsed harming savers while business failed. The panel urged reform of the bank examination system noting inspectors overextended across many banks.
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Federal Grand Jury
Binghamton
N. Y
New Berlin
Wilsons nomination seen as best hope for November victory
Observers in Baltimore say Woodrow Wilson won the presidential nomination by broad popular appeal and delegate sentiment. They note Wilson’s popularity surpassed Roosevelt at Chicago, with many Clark delegates switching to Wilson as unit rule and two thirds rule were relaxed.
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Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Roosevelt
Chicago
Clark
Examiners Hidden Irregularities Prevent Disastrous Misconduct
The article notes examiners uncover irregularities and halt mischief that could be disastrous if unchecked. The public learns little, and when a case like the New Berlin bank surfaces, people believe examiners discover nothing until it's too late, causing losses to stockholders and depositors.
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New Berlin
Deser tion of Clark fuels Bryan rift in Baltimore
Reports from Baltimore suggest Mr. Bryan deserted Champ Clark in the presidential balloting after Clark failed to give full support for Bryan’s bid as temporary chairman against Parker. Bryan then opposed Clark as New York and other delegates rallied to Clark, with Bryan leveraging his influence to stall Clark’s majority and shift the tide against him. The piece also critiques maritime policy, the economy, and public figures in a stream of political commentary.
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Baltimors
Iiryan
Champ Clark
Clark
Jumes Parker
Parker
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Nebraska
New York
Baltimore
Wilson Ox Trade Speech Highlighting U S Prosperity
Woodrow Wilson stresses expanding American trade to boost business and national prosperity. He argues that trade is rising in importance and warns that falling food exports threaten the balance of payments as manufactured exports grow, urging self-sufficiency in agriculture and continued export growth.
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Woodrow Wilton
United States
Virginia Legislatus
America
Fourth of July Reflections and Fireworks Commentary
The piece notes a tense mood around independence day with humor about casualties and restrictions. It mentions politics between Wilson and Taft, fears of national collapse, and Roosevelt’s influence inspiring fireworks enthusiasm amid weather and safety concerns.
Engineers 10 Vote All Day Saturday
Butte Engineers Union No. 83 held a busy meeting with a wage report proposing a 35 cent daily rise when copper is above 15 cents and below 17 cents, and a 1 cent increase when copper tops 17 cents per pound. A three year contract would be decided by a referendum on Saturday July 6, polls 10:80 a.m. to 8:20 p.m. Officers were installed including Went, Stodden, McDonald, Creighton, Gilbert, Dawe, Selfridge, Delane, Merson, and Meanton.
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Butte Engineers’ Union
No. 83
Stodden
John’ W. McDonald
Joseph Creighton
John Gilbert
AL C. Dawe
Peter Delane Selfridge
J.M. Warden
John “Meatunin
New Freight Tariff Delayed to Print Approval
The Montana freight tariff based on the Spokane rate did not take effect on July 1 as carriers predicted. A special permit from the Interstate Commerce Commission is needed to print the new tariffs, now with the printer. Once approved the rates will become effective and the Spokane tag remains in effect until then. The Montana tariff offers 7 to 15 percent reductions, notably on commodity goods.
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Montana
Spokane
Interstate Commerce Commission
Few Small Boys Enjoy Old-Time Fourth
Fire Chief Sanger ordered merchants who sold reworks after mayoral permission to dispose of only on hand stock. Small boys had gobbled much of it and will be allowed to discharge them. Merchants said no giant crackers were sold and the chief doubts any fires today will be traceable to fireworks.
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Sanger
Fireworks Illuminate City Hall Park for Independence Day
City officials stage bright displays in public parks for Independence Day as thousands gather at City Hall Park to celebrate. The event draws large crowds and marks a tradition of public fireworks for residents and visitors.
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City Hall
City Hall Park
Democrats Jubilant Over Wilson Nomination in State
Special dispatch from Virginia City reports strong Democratic enthusiasm after Woodrow Wilson’s presidential nomination. Local leaders praise his progressive views and integrity, predicting victory. County officials like Stewart and Moritz express support, noting Wilson’s exceptional candidacy over Clark.
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Te Stancara
Virginia City
Woodrow Wilson
Stewart
Democratic
Mate Central
Tad
Welson
United’ States
Buford
Central
Clark
Leonard Moritz
County Central” Committee
Wilson
Carey
Wilson nomination sparks Montana support and optimism
Special Dispatch to the Stannard Lewistown reports Democrats in Montana rally behind Woodrow Wilson after Baltimore nominating convention. Leaders like David Hilger and Senator Tom Stout praise Wilson and predict a Montana victory by 5 000 to 10 000 votes. Whitehall Democrats and Republicans express cross party support for Wilson, hoping he can govern effectively.
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Stannard Lewistown
Wilson
Baltimore
David Hilger
Twas
Clark
Montana
Tom Stout
Wilga
Taft
Roy E. Ayers
Democratic County Committee
Monfang
Standard
Whitehall
A. R. McDonald
Him
Parker and
Tammany
New Jersey
White Sulphur Springs Views on Wilson Nomination
Special Dispatch reports residents of White Sulphur Springs express mixed views on Woodrow Wilson’s nomination. Quotes from George Fowlie county clerk J Wilson Anderson county treasurer and Powell Black former legislator reveal support for Wilson, concern over Champ Clark and regional biases shaping the outcome. The consensus until election day is cautious optimism about Wilson becoming president.
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Itanaan White Sulphur Springs
James J. Johnson
Clark
Wilson
Roosevelt
New Progressive Party
Harmon
Underwood
George Fowlie
Woodrow Wilson
Champ Clark
Bryan
Parker
J. Wilson Anderson
Tam
Parker People
Powell Black
Canada
Dillon Daily Nods to Baltimore Nomination Sparks Debate
In Dillon readers weigh the Democratic nomination from the Baltimore convention. Since the news reached Dillon, opinion has been split, with residents expressing a range of views on the political event and its implications for local affairs.
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Nara
Dillon
Baltimore
Political endorsements shape Wilson ticket in reform push
Leading city Democrats praise Governor Wilson and Governor Marshall as ideal presidential and vice presidential picks. Judge Poindexter calls Wilson the wisest choice, while George R. Motion and T. Paul laud his moral public stance. Montana delegates back the slate, forming a powerful influence in the party reform movement.
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J.B. Poindexter
Wilson and
Mark
Republican Party
George R. Motion
Stat
T. Paul
Wilson
Jackson
Marshall
Atter
Tien
Hendricks
Montana
Fireworks to be sent up from Lovers' Knoll
Fireworks will be launched from Lovers' Knoll on South Jackson street as darkness falls. The display features rocket art by a skilled technic team led by Fire Chief Sanger and J C Casey. Spectators will be kept off the knoll by special officers to ensure safety during the show.
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South Jackson Street
Sanger
J.C. Casey
Police to Enforce Traffic Ordinance at City Streets
The first arrest in weeks for violating the traffic ordinance was made yesterday. Bernard Hendrus, bakery driver, was arrested at Parkland Main streets by Officer Glenn after several warnings he drove to the left, delaying oncoming traffic. Police plan more arrests to curb corner congestion. The rule requires driving to the right for autos.
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Tate
Bernard Hendrus
Parkland Main Streets
Glenn
Butte Briefs: births and visits across city
Born July 3 to Mr and Mrs Wat L G N Rogers Corn Terrace a son. A son born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Patrick Kelly of 425 South Ohio. Born June 28 to Mr and Mrs Henry addon Top West Galena Street. Miss Susan G Brooklyn visits sister Min Hugh Fagan of West Quarts Street. Mrs David Aspland of Goldfield visits with her son Douglas in the city visiting sisters Mrs J A Donovan and Miss Margaret MacNevin.
Union Stars Win Over Walkerville Juniors
The Union Stars defeated the Walkerville Juniors yesterday by a score of 8 to 6. Batteries listed: Union Stars Shay Lewis and Shay. Walkerville Juniors Lowney and Hollohan.
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Unie Seve
Walkerville
Union Stars
Shay
Lewis
Lowney
Hollohan
Help for Militia Seeks $1,350,000 for Encampment
Washington reports the Senate agreed to a joint resolution for a 1.35 million dollar appropriation to fund encampments and maneuvers of the organized militia. The amount was moved from the vetoed army bill, reflecting congressional action on militia support and defense readiness.
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Washington
Jay
Senate
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