Publication advertisers and agencies listed for Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard lists multiple newspaper agencies and offices across the United States for advertising and circulation. It includes foreign advertising contacts, city offices in New York Chicago Hartford Detroit Minneapolis Seattle Portland San Francisco Los Angeles and other locations.
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J. Morton
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Hartford
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
Stotaling
S. No
Park Thirty-Eighth
Broadway
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Eormer Woodward and Michie
Congress Hotel
Pawi-N. St. Marie Cigar and
Wrews Co's
East Fifth Street
Minneapake
Kavanaugh's
South Third Street
Kanan City
Yoma
E. M
Child's News News
Comter
Bass Take City
McGills & A
Gaten—Lowe Bron
John W. Graham Courrague
Taenma
Treeo News Co
Seatlie-Fekhart's
Piret Avenue
Washington Street
Portland
Rowman News Co
Roosevelt third party plan stirs States will stay out
The article notes Senator Dixon’s claim that Colonel Roosevelt will not place a third party ticket in certain states where progressives fear harming election prospects. Roosevelt signals he won’t contest states to protect colleagues like Senator Borah, keeping Idaho out and avoiding friction with Borah’s re election aims. The piece discusses how personal calculus among progressive candidates may shape where Roosevelt runs or sits out this fall.
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Dixon
Roosevelt
Senate
Momorever
Maho
S Enator Borah
Mésico
Borah
Regedliian
Aend
Chicago
Borahad
Idaho
Congress
Bora
House
Golonel
Movement to educate foreigners in New England awakens politics
A new movement in New England aims to educate foreigners through humane education efforts. Advocates include the American Humane Educational Society and societies for the prevention of cruelty to animals. Plans feature pictorial materials in foreign languages, hospital funding, and broad church participation to foster civic cooperation and humane enlightenment.
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New England
Nate Bil Mane
Dumaaieete
Tt Ie
Societies For
American Humane Educational Society
Cites
Masion
Changes in Coinage Face Massive American Themes
An old executive order minted numerous gold coins mimicking a freakish style with an eagle in bustled chaps and a female portrait, sparking mockery. Now proposed changes shift the buffalo and a Native American head to the nickel, while debates over a two and a half cent piece persist alongside concerns about cost and value for the average shopper.
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Uncle Sam
Lincoln
Statesman
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Heat and politics fry minds in overheated campaign season
The piece mocks the East and Midwest heat wave stirring muddled politics and casual voters. Uncle Cyrus, a Democrat, sways toward Debs as peach crops thunder, while seasoned politicians struggle with heat, fatigue, and shifting loyalties amid a feverish late summer.
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East
Middle West
Cyrus
Deva
Cyruses
Dairy conference highlights Montana dairy potential
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports a Montana dominated dairy conference with attendees from Montana North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Utah and Washington. Mayor Buell welcomed participants and Prof Gr La Martin of North Dakota spoke. W H George of Billings and J W Clark presented on state progress and federal support for dairies. Minnesota and other state reps discussed storage plants and cooperative efforts. Five Montana dairy men led discussions on cost storage and regional needs. committees on resorts organizations and permanent structure were formed. tours planned via Gallatin Valley club and local automobile group.
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Standard
Rozemary
Northwestern
South Dakota
Nebraska
Utah
Washington
Montana
H. 8. Buell
Minnesota
W. Clark
Mensra
Hows
Stevensville
Uni
Clyde Park
Whaley
Townson
Sanalon
Gold Nuggets Found In Murdered Man's Pockets
Oroville California July 18 pocketfuls of gold nuggets weighed the body of a man found near a dredging pond his head crushed and throat cut a removable pack with a complete outfit was found drowned in a nearby pit the police believe the miner was murdered by a person who feared discovery and fled before robbing the victim
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Oroville
Cal
Pers
IAN SENTENCED IN HONGKONG ATTEMPT ON GOVERNOR
Hongkong July 18 Chinese man who on July 2 attempted to assault Sir Francis H. May governor of Hongkong by shooting him with a revolver pleaded guilty and was sentenced to life imprisonment at hard labor.
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Hongkong
Francis H. May
Six Women Arrested in Oakland Poolroom Raid
Oakland officers raided a downtown poolroom in a city office building and arrested six women including Mrs. H O Brink wife of a Berkeley physician. Mrs. Brink Mrs A Duncan keeper and J Sutherland were booked on felony charges for selling pools on Salt Lake races. Three men were detained as visitors. most released except the three named women.
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Oakland
Cal
H. O. Brink
Berkeley
Phyal- Cian
Dirs. Duncan
Sutherland
Cloudburst Sweeps Down Ravine Nine Die
Jacobs Creek Pennsylvania reports a cloudburst in Burren Run early today drowning nine people. Mrs John Raymond and six children, her brother Mick Ravinsky, and her mother are named among the dead. The husband escaped in a barn but others vanished in the flood. Rescue efforts continue for the missing.
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Jacobs Creek
Burren Run
John Raymond
Mick Ravinsky
Raymond
Chidren
Ian
Water for Rosebud farmers to reclaim beach lands
A large irrigation project in Rosebud county plans two earth dams forming a 16.5 acre storage reservoir with capacity for 1,500 acre feet. It will irrigate about 1,800 acres using five miles of ditches and flood control spillways to manage excess storm flows.
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Forsyth
Rosebud
R. J. Ephland
Montana
Tanda
Engineer cites strain on speed runs in eastern lines
New York July 1. Before the puration committee B A Worthington president of the Chicago and Alton argued against increasing engineer pay on eastern railroads. Witness Dean Wood of the Twenty Century Limited said Syracuse to Albany 148 miles takes 162 minutes with slow downs. He noted he once averaged 7% miles per hour on straight track. Wood said he ran 161 block signals in that span and he worked 2 hours every day earning 184 dollars monthly.
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New York
Puration Committee
B.A. Worthington
Chicago & Alton
Dean Wood
Twentieth Century Limited
New York Central
Syracuse
Albany
Wood
McNamara defies San Quentin prison rules in solitary
J B McNamara, one of the Los Angeles Times building dynamiters, remains unreconciled to prison discipline at San Quentin. Warden Hoyle says he will be kept in a dungeon indefinitely after a week in solitary for insubordination and repeated rule violations. A rumor of involvement in a jail plot to burn the Jute mill is denied. Special dispatch notes a separate July report on Billings lighting district petitions and a mayor's call for a council meeting to discuss creating a district with street lights.
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San Quentin
Cal
J.B. McNamara
Los Angeles Times
Hoyle
MicNamara
McNamara
Dusiness
Tvo
Billings Avenue
Depot
Opera House
Daniel Davis
Billings
Miler City
Murray Wife of Butte Plant Owner Sued for Rent
Special Dispatch from Livingston reports Mrs. Mary H. Murray wife of James A. Murray of Butte and owner of Livingston water plant and Hunters Hot Springs is named defendant in a district court suit. Dr W W Poster of Clyde Park seeks to recover $200 for rental work performed for Stuart Hiron of Mrs Murray at Hunters Hot Springs. The filing notes an incident where Fialdorn was knocked from a nurse near Hunters Hot Springs in the summer of 1819 and teeth were partly knocked out.
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Livingston
Mary H. Murray
James A. Murray
Butte
Hunter's Hot Springs
W. WW
Clyde Park
Stuart Hiron
Progressive league plans Park county meeting in August
Livingston July 18 Edgar Gideon chairman of the executive committee of the Montana Progressive league and a Roosevelt leader says Park county progressives will organize at a meet to be held early in August at Clas Park. He asserts the progressives will organize here and looks for a fusion of the Republican wing.
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Avanaard
Men at Throttles of Big Engines Seek Higher Pay
New York July 18 Engineers operating Mallet locomotives testified at the arbitration commission session in Manhattan Beach. Warren Stone, chief locomotive engineer, said two heavy freight engines were coupled into one monster engine operable by a single engineer, who bears double responsibility with only a small wage increase. The men demand higher pay for this added work.
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New York
Manhattan Beach
Arbitration Commission
Warren 8. Stone
Gay
Initial Bluff Reveals Power of Initials in Interviews
A dialogue shows a capitalist’s interview trickery where a man boasts of numerous initials to project influence. He claims a string of letters can secure access, explaining that unknowns should avoid sending cards and instead speak to Capnecia JK. He insists Roy will recognize the initials and promote the seeker, ensuring attention and entry.
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New Sea St
King
Jonn
Chet
Capnecia
Roy
Timmon
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