STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY NOTICE
Publishers and proprietors, listed as second-class mail matter at the Anaconda Post Office.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1913
Page
6
Undefined Publication Pricing Card Fragment
A partial newspaper pricing snippet lists daily and Sunday rates, advance payment deals, and office contact hints. The text mentions daily and Sunday prices, one year terms, and an unclear main office or independent phone lines with fragmented headings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iday Standard
Standard Block
Anaoe Ta
Broadway and Bell Phone Adverts Notify Readers
An advertisement listing Ro % Best Broadway Bell phone No 4% independent phone No 1422 W Morton manager Foreign Advertising New York Office Fifth Avenue Building and Chicago Tribune Building details.
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Broadway
Bell
W. S. Morton
New York
Fifth Avenue Building
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Tice—Tribune
News agencies listed for Standard Publishing in Anaconda
The item catalogs news agencies across multiple cities selling the Standard publication. Addresses include New York Park Row Detroit Chicago St Paul San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland Rochester and more. It directs all general business letters and correspondence to The Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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New York
Hotaling’s
Park Row
Denver
Wetern
Salt Lake
Menllis & Ludwig's
Whitehouse Corner
Ogden
Lowe Bros
Twenty-fifth Stree
Spokane
John W. Graham Co
Sprague Avenue
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Fickhebart
Fifth Avenue
Washington Street
Portland
Bowman News Company
Rochester, Minn
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconds
Mont
Kalispell Good Roads Events Stimulate Montana Movement
Attendance at Kalispell good roads and automobile gatherings exceeds prior state events. The rise in public interest and newspaper coverage signals growing support, more road mileage deemed good, and noticeable improvement in Montana road construction.
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Kalispell
Montana
Kallispell
Borah Seen as Possible 1916 Republican Nominee
Washington chatter and press speculation center on Senator Borah of Idaho as a potential 1916 Republican nominee. Proponents praise his ability while noting Idaho’s small population as a hurdle, arguing reform shifts focus to talent over geography. Borah stayed loyal to the party during Roosevelt’s clashes in the last campaign.
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Colonel Harvey
Harper's Weekly
Senator Borah
T&sho
Washington
Borah
Idaho
Congress
Senate
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Republican National
Borah Seen as Possible Leader for Republican Unity
The article notes Senator Borah aims to reunite Republicans and third party factions under the Republican banner to confront major issues. It praises his rapid rise and second senate term, while stating he is not seeking 1916 nomination and blocks friends from campaigning. Supporters, including Editor Harvey, see Borah as a unifying figure.
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Borah
Senator Borah
Senate
Republican Party
Harvey
Congress Hears Plan for a Woman Suffrage Committee
Suffragists in Washington gained a promise from House Rule Chairman Henry that a new standing committee on woman’s suffrage may be added next December. They argued the judiciary committee has long stalled suffrage bills, and seek a dedicated panel. Outcome depends on future committee makeup and support.
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Congress
Henry
House Committee On
House
Judiciary Committee
Secretaries on the Road Draws Criticism of Bryan
The piece notes how past secretaries like Root and Knox lectured abroad during crises while Bryan plans a lecture tour without leaving the country. It argues critics would condemn him regardless, claiming they always seize any excuse to attack Bryan.
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Elihu Root
Roosevelt
South America
Philander C. Knox
Taft
Central America
Japan
Mexico
Bryan
Washington
Mr. Bryan
When Is a Man Drunk Washington Style
The article discusses a July excise law in Washington allowing immediate arrest and a ten dollar fine for anyone found drunk on the streets. Judges A rigid definition of intoxication and disputes over when drunkenness begins contrast with a strict enforcement in police court.
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Washington
Plums Ripen as Charley Hartman Tests Montana Varieties
A montage of political and social quips notes Ambassadors Wilson’s return and U S Mexico policy, while Charley Hartman of Bozeman testifies to Montana plum varieties. Snippets mention senators Ashurst and Bryan, chautauqua talk, and road to arbitration with eastern railroads amid political satire.
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Montana
Charley Hartman
Bozeman
Luke M'Luke Says
In a witty column from the Cincinnati Enquirer the writer mocks social habits and courtship, noting women avoiding marriage voyages due to fears of squalls and a playful take on nightly revelers and lingering crowds.
Farce of quotes on life and love in a rural town
A column of humorous quips and sharp witticisms about money, living costs, women, husbands, and social life. It juxtaposes sly observations on stock talk, manners, and the follies of young men awaiting independence. The tone is sardonic and lightly moral.
Humorous Quotations From Various Papers
A collection of humor quotes from Stanford Chaparral Louisville Courier Journal Judge Jones Judge Puck and Washington Star. Jests cover marriage baldness cooking criticism witness recall and congressional work with light social bite.
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Tim
Stanford Chaparral
Louisville Courier-Journal
Dobby
Hawkins
Dobbs
Mabel
Jones
Puck
Congress
Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Antony and Cleopatra by William Haines Lyle
A dramatic lament as Antony contemplates death and Cleopatra seeks to comfort him. The speaker vows to face enemies and crowns, invoking Egypt and Rome, urging the queen to guard him as he dies and bidding farewell to Cleopatra and the Nile.
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Egypt
Falchion
Isis
Osiris
Cleopatra
Rome
William Haines Lyle
Mayor Waldorf shocks with attack on summer gowns
New Rochelle mayor Frederick H. Waldorf denounces filmy summer dresses seen on city sidewalks and parks saying silhouettes expose too much. He urges women to dress modestly while a young woman at Hudson Park defends comfort and freedom in summer attire.
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Frederick H. Waldorf
New Rochelle
Anthony Comstock
Waldorf
Hudson Park
The Color of You in a Loving Ode
A poetic tribute extols a beloved as the color of the world and the flavor of the universe. The speaker shifts from romance to philosophy, claiming the loved one shapes perception and meaning, awakening desire and insight beyond mere attraction.
The Honeymoon Glamour Fades For Joyless Wives
Walt Mason laments that June brides abandon romance for practical concerns. Wives regret lost arts from Keats to Gibson while juggling cooking, coffee, and piano skills, imagining simpler, sturdier chores would have better fed their husbands.
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Keats
Ibsen
C. D. Gibson
Assistant Appointed to Attorney General
William Denman of San Francisco was named a special assistant to Attorney General McReynolds to pursue suits to recover government title to oil lands in California Wyoming and other western states. Cases involve Taft's 1909 oil land withdrawals and fuel oil for the navy with appeals pending in the Mid-West Oil case before the Denver circuit court of appeals in September.
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Washington
William Denman
San Francisco
McReynolds
California
Wyoming
Taft
United States Navy
Denman
Los Angeles
United States District
John A. Riner
Cheyenne
Mid-West Oil Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Denver
Ernest Knaebel
Terrifying Swedish Submarine Crew Rescue After Sinking
Stockholm reports a Swedish submarine sank with all hands during a harbor practice on July 2. The vessel descended to 200 feet, hull dented by pressure, but Lieutenant Beckman ordered the lead keel detached and the sub rose, all crew saved after gasping for air.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Beckman
Passenger fares going down on western roads
Western and central passenger associations are revising tariffs per a 1914 interstate commerce order. Rates will fall with a Chicago to Missouri river fare set at 2 cents a mile, affecting thousands of interstate and some intrastate charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Western and
Central
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Law
Missouri River
Train Collision Injures Twelve Near Cleveland
Big Four passenger train No 11 collided with a Lake Shore & Michigan Southern train east of Cleveland when the Lake Shore train was halted by a stalled freight. The impact wrecked the dining car and telescoped the following Pullman car injuring twelve. One passenger is reported fatally harmed.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Big Four
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Here
Lake Shore
Vane
Leper Escapee Pittori Arrested in Index
A tele phone report from Index, Washington says Dominik Pittori, the leper who escaped from Diamond Point, has been arrested there. Snohomish County sheriff has started to Index to take the man into custody.
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Bellingahn
Wash
Index
Here
Dominik Pittori
Diamond Point
Snohomish County
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