Anaconda Publishing Co listing advertising agencies
The STANDARD Publishing Company of Anaconda Mont lists its address and contact details for advertising. It notes agencies and offices in New York Chicago Hartford San Francisco San Diego Denver Salt Lake City Spokane Tacoma Portland and other cities. General correspondence should be sent to the STANDARD Publishing Company Anaconda Mont.
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WEWS
Montana
Neale
New York
Hotaling
Broadway
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Torner Woodward
Michigan
Chicago
Congress
St. Marie
Pith
palinmeapeneMt J. Kavanauga
Ninth
Main Streets
San Francisco
United News
Bady Street
San Angeles
Kemp's News
San Diego
E. M. Child's News Co
Denver_Western
Salt Lake City
McGile & Ladwie
Etion Lowe
Spokane
John W. Graham
Boroque Avenue
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Fckhart
Pirth Avenue
Washington Street
Portland
Bowman News Co
Standard
Anaconda, Mont
Tariff Revision Debate Affects Consumers And Media Voices
The feature discusses July 6 discussions on tariff revisions and their impact on everyday people. It notes media reactions, public anxiety about prices, and calls for reconsideration to avoid excessive cost of living. It mentions political figures and generic factions urging adjustment and clarity.
Rabies myths and vaccination compared in seasonal notes
An article argues that rabies infection risk does not spike in July or August versus winter, though heat aids progression. It cites vaccination gains from smallpox control, references Harper's Weekly, and describes early rabies symptoms such as changes in disposition, restlessness, and overfriendly behavior in dogs.
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Harper's Weekly
Walter Peet
Pasteur treatment cited as rabies prophylactic record
The Pasteur method is presented as a specific preventive for rabies with effective results when given promptly after exposure. A 1910 report from Jules Viale of the Pasteur Institute of Paris notes 401 treated with no deaths from any cause. Over ten years, 7,280 treated and only 2 deaths, a 0.28 percent mortality.
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Pasteur
Jules Viale
Pasteur Institute of
Paria
Annales de 'Institut Paster
Municipal problems at the Los Angeles meeting
The National Municipal League opens its yearly Los Angeles meeting to discuss city administration, ethics, civil service, public utilities, taxation, and urban planning with leaders from major cities attending. The nonpartisan group aims to promote informed reform through expert debate and study.
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Los Angeles
National Municipal League
United Action
Comision
League
The Aeroplane In Wars Sparks British Debate
A new book by Claude Graham-White and Harry Harper prompts wide discussion in Britain. It weighs expert views on aircraft in combat, weaponry, and tactics, including a proposed aerial attack on the Thames valley and potential cross channel fleets, warning of risks as aviation advances in war.
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Great Britain
Claude Graham-Whits
Harry Harper
America
Mont Martiing
Thamen
Vela
Channel
London
Germany
Ira
Unclear OCR Fragmentary Notice Sparks Reading Debate
Fragmentary text from an OCR page hints at a boycott and cultivation topics with scattered terms like pilgrimage and hunters. Readable names or concrete events are absent, leaving an uncertain municipal or cultural notice with no clear action or date.
Roosevelt slate formed by California Republicans during conference
Sacramento July 5 a conference of aggressive Republican cadets with Governor Johnson results in a plan to join Roosevelt as the Republican nominee in California. Delegates will draft a platform and choose officers for a convention to be held in September to nominate Roosevelt men. Petitions for electors require 1600 qualified voters who did not vote in the primary. A statement from Governor Johnson clarifies the progressive leaders' stance. The article also mentions Atotandos in Treviso, Northern Italy, noting its history and sights.
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Sacramento
Jonnaom
Roosevelt
California
Ate Ie Breifentat
Too East
Tatts
Nthe Tate
Banlae
Jonson
Conflicting Moves Over Conference Host City
The text shows a debate among western members about travel time to New York, with Mr Mack forced to announce a decision as chairman. Discussion centers on proxy representation, insistence on personal attendance, and a shift toward selecting Chicago as the meeting location after a canvass. The governor, Daniels, and Wilton figures feature in the exchange.
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New York
Mack
Danials
Wilton
Mr. Daniels
Chicago
La Follette Calls on Roosevelt for Accounting
Madison Wis July 6 United States Senator La Follette in a printed statement asks Colonel Roosevelt for the second time to publish his expense account or a candid statement of his reasons for spurning one of the basic principles of public morality and political decency. He cites Roosevelt’s Ohio primary receipts and urges publicity of campaign contributions to protect the public interest from special privilege and secret dealings.
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Madison
Wis
United States
la Follette
Roosevelt
Ohio
Lkely
Theodore Roosevelt
Theuight
Steel Trust
Haz-Venter Trust
Perkins, Hanna and Munsey
Norris bill seeks national primaries convention plan
Washington reports a progressive Republican introduces a reform bill to end the evils of presidential primaries by creating a national convention every presidential year. Delegates would be elected by May primaries, voters rate first and second choices, and the interior secretary canvasses results. The convention would nominate if no majority emerges. It takes effect only after approval by at least 20 states.
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Washington
Progressive Republian
Secretary of the Interior
Woud
Hhe Party
Antil
No Occasion for Third Party in State Hadley
Governor Hadley said in Jefferson City Missouri that there is no occasion for a third party in the state and that the Republican party remains progressive. He noted Roosevelt supporters may place an electoral ticket on the ballot but will consider whether Republican state and local candidates can appear on both tickets.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Hadley
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Challenges Parties on Trusts in July Speech
Oyster Bay July speech by Theodore Roosevelt criticizes both major parties for not grasping the trust problem. He remains firm that large business firms must be supervised by the national government, rejects abolishing them, and denies offering the vice presidency to Judge Ben B Lindsay of Denver.
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Oyster Bay
N.Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Kan
Colonialo
Ben B. Lindsey
Denver
Roosen Defends Sherman Law and Tariff Stance
Colonel Roosen argues strict Sherman act enforcement could harm farmers and favors national administrative control. He attacks free trade as dangerous, warns Democratic tariff plank would threaten the country, and cites butter eggs and meat as price-inflated by trusts rather than tariffs.
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Roosen
Democratic Party
Parmer Firat
Keeping Away From Senate Dixon Sticks To Colonel
Washington July Senator Dixon has not been in Washington since the Chicago convention adjourned but has remained close to Colonel Roosevelt's New York headquarters for ten days. Indirect reports say he may join Roosevelt if a third party movement forms, a marked shift from earlier vows not to bolt the GOP. He is said to be cooperating with Roosevelt in plan preparation for the August convention and expects it to proceed as scheduled.
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Washington
Dixon
Chicago
Roosevelt
New York
Republican Party
Montana Men In League To Help Roosevelt Boom
Chicago July 5 The Progressive American league formed at the Great Northern hotel to aid the new party movement with H B Mel Dowell as president and James A Metcalf of Montana as vice president Colonel Roosevelt sanctioned the league and a Chicago weekly newspaper will voice its principles Miles City attorney Herbert A De Lima also attended from Montana.
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Standard
Chicago
Progressive American League
Great Northern Hotel
H. B. MelDowell
Massachusetts
James A. Metcalf
Montana
Herbert Hunterford
McDowell
Metcalf
Roosevelt
Equal Suffrage Condemned in Club Convention List
Proceedings list a wide array of reform proposals including national parks bureau and women inspectors at ports, plus support for Bible study, pure food laws, medical inspection in schools, and uniform marriage laws. Also notes conventions bid for 1913 and 1914 meetings in multiple cities.
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Kentucky
National Educational Association
Bureau of National Parks
Department of the Interior
United States
Department of Agriculture
Washington
D. C
Chicago
Indianapolis
Nome
Alaska
Manila
Jacksonville
Fla
St. Joseph
New Orleans
Rly City
New York City
Break Near Sanders Delays Northern Pacific Trains
An additional washout near Sanders fifty miles east of Billings caused Northern Pacific trains to be delayed for many hours. The weather disruption followed a prior washout in the same vicinity, affecting service and schedules.
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Billings
Sanders
Milwaukee
Northern Pacific
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