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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1913
Page
6
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details and subscription rates, with office locations and advertising contacts. It notes circulation, office addresses in Anaconda and branch offices across major Western cities and news agencies, plus domestic and foreign advertising contacts.
Reformers' push for a safe and sane Fourth of July pays off as states pass effective laws banning dangerous explosives and promoting wholesome amusement. The movement gains cities and public support, reducing parade chaos and injuries while urging better citizenship and restraint.
A discussion of Albania’s fragile post boundary setup notes that European powers seek a ruler for the new state. Potential candidates like Roosevelt or Kitchener are deemed unlikely, while any selection risks Balkan unrest and fragile stability amid looming territorial aims.
Washington correspondent notes Democrats and Republicans lack strong leaders in the Senate as the tariff bill sits with Senator Simmons and the Democratic caucus chairmanship of Kern. President Wilson has become de facto leader, while Republicans split complicates reorganization. Senator Lane of Oregon emerges as a vocal economist in Washington.
Senator Lane, veteran of the Indian committee, argues Congress overspends public money and must cut lavish appropriations, shift toward efficient government spending, and closely scrutinize estimates to reduce taxes. He targets big building grants and piecemeal allocations, warning the nation faces taxation burden unless reforms occur.
Washington Allston regarded his studio walls as texts for reflection. He argued fame exists as an echo in congenial minds and as an essential, not necessarily praised, recognition of excellence. He warned that true originality is often misunderstood and that competition should be with oneself.
The new flying boat by L A Vilas wowed spectators around Manhattan Island as it skims the water at high speed and can rise into flight. S Osgood Pell appears in a preflight portrait with Vilas before a successful Long Island Sound flight.
Kid McCoy maneuvers a downtown route with a friend amid a caravan of horn and siren noise. He dodges toward a side street then charges through a line of startled drivers, claiming bold driving as a rule of life while onlookers comment.
A fragmented exchange from a Kansas City Journal field item ties a candidate to a busy schedule. The senator jokes about handling soil samples for the agricultural department and sending seeds to a constituent while seeking summer boarders.
A Cincinnati Enquirer column presents a rambling satire on modern manners. It lampoons bachelors politics money and shopping quirks with humorous asides about fashion hats and relationships phrased as quick quips from Luke M Luke.
Walt Mason celebrates a reconciled nation on the Fourth Day with speeches and music. He honors unity across blue and gray, recalling past divisions fading as villagers cheer, parade bands play Dixie, and citizens share ice cream and flags.
A harsh pamphlet attributed to the Wind sor Windsorite condemns a cowardly man who mistreats his wife. It calls for punishment with jail time for wife beaters and criticizes those who poison their homes with whiskey and abuse.
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