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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1912
Page
8
The Anaconda Standard Publishing Company lists publication details and subscription rates. It notes daily and Sunday editions, monthly and yearly prices, advance payment terms, and branch/contact information for IT departments and offices in Butte and New York Chicago Hartford.
Fragmented OCR lists multiple news agencies and street addresses in a misspelled notice. It references STANDARD PUBLISHING CO and various agency names with scattered locations including Minneapolis San Francisco Denver Chicago and Seattle. The readability is poor but indicates a publisher contact address.
A Baltimore Democratic platform calls for preference expressed by voters to guide delegates in primaries. It questions what happens if delegates abandon a leading candidate after instruction and whether party held primaries sacrifice sacredness of expressed voter preference versus convention instructions.
The California Supreme Court sustains a law restricting women to eight hours daily and forty eight weekly in many employment settings. It allows seating and notes the police power justifies limits for public health and safety. The decision follows Washington’s ruling and signals broader labor protection trends.
A noisy report discusses local figures in Hamilton, fraught with hostility toward promoters and authorities. It mentions a controversial game and possible legal actions, with scattered accusations and calls for restraint amid a tense county scene.
The piece argues that tariff reduction and lower living costs require a shift from Republican to Democratic control. It blames Taft and Roosevelt for failing to curb trusts and notes Woodrow Wilson as the preferred candidate. The article emphasizes a new approach to identify the political roundabout.
The proposal gains traction in various circles to extend fingerprint identification beyond major crimes. In New York the impression already enters magistrates records to distinguish new offenders from habitual ones in night court for women. Proponents cite this success as a model for broader adoption noting prior studies that found intoxication offenses leading to magistrates’ court convictions.
A discussion argues for a centralized inmate record system to prevent fictitious names and repeated offenses. It notes current practice allows repeat offenders to cycle through the workhouse without distinguishable records, hindering intelligent court disposal and suggesting annual costs around $19,000 with potential municipal savings by reducing repeat offenses.
Lewistown July 14 annual report shows a large government land empire in the Lewistown district totaling 2,906,942 acres with 1,37 688 surveyed and 1,429,804 unsurveyed. Sweet Grass has 50,888 acres total with no unsurveyed land. Dawson County totals 182,847 surveyed and 300,347 unsurveyed. Chouteau 92,440 total with 79,427 unsurveyed. Meagher 28,213 surveyed and 40 unsurveyed totaling 68,358 acres. Rosebud 4,020 surveyed and 61,49 unsurveyed for 101,510 acres. Fergus 8,227 surveyed and 946,569 unsurveyed totaling 1,724,190 acres. Fractions omitted.
Special Dispatch reports the remains of Clyde Coulter arriving in Hamilton. Elks and Woodmen escorted the body to the Coulter residence for funeral services at 2 pm tomorrow. Interment is set for Riverview cemetery.
Mathews Jong, operator at the Lewistown Western Union office, is named manager succeeding Arthur La Salle who relocates to his homestead. A farming congress is slated for Lethbridge in October.
The commission proposes lower express rates focusing on light packages and farm to city trade. It argues the present system favors heavy shipments and producer middlemen, while lighter parcels dominate foreign and domestic small parcel traffic. The plan requires all companies to publish through routes, let shippers name routes, and adopt simpler, uniform rates to improve service and cut costs.
The commission outlines a block based rate plan to replace scattered schedules. Rates would apply between 3 by 3 degree blocks, with a single tariff per weight tier from 1 to 100 pounds. A station directory shows block locations and delivery limits to curb undercharges and overcharges.
William H. Hotchkiss, appointed Superintendent of Insurance in New York by former Governor Hughes, has been selected as chairman of the new Roseyty and will begin his duties. The pave decision on Thm Woodrit was reserved but Hotchkiss was favored.
The Standard Publishing company in Anaconda Mont offers blank books and forms for banks, mining and smelting, water, electric light, railway, milling and mercantile firms. It touts 23 years of steady success, quality as a corporate creed, and a team of skilled artisans committed to top work.
A commission nghees a detailed report on express companies and freight rates. The document discusses proper rate setting, service scope, and accountability between express firms and railroads, including compensation for bulk freight and terminal handling. A forthcoming supplementary order will implement proposed rules after hearings next October.
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