Daily and Sunday Standard rates and offices listed
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions and provides extensive office locations and contact numbers across multiple cities. It notes mail classifications, address lines, and presses a broad network of news agencies in major cities, with specific branches in Anaconda and standard publishing contacts.
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Suffragette violence stirs British cabinet fears
The British cabinet frets over militant suffragists amid Dublin clashes with Premier Asquith targeted by arson threats and hatchet attacks. Police guard public figures as extremists threaten terror, while critics warn such acts undermine the push for votes for women.
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Youthful drivers in cars rush to speed on good roads
The piece praises a congenial group of youths with a fine Automobile but warns that speed often exceeds legal limits. It notes some cars are driven by inexperienced youth, implying that youthful enthusiasm can outpace caution. It likens boys at the wheel to trained engineers, urging careful behavior.
Amateur Drivers Warned Of Country Road Perils And Weather Myths
The piece cautions amateur drivers to slow down on unfamiliar country roads, watch for sudden curves and wet spots, and avoid overconfidence that leads to accidents. It also covers Prof. Willis Moore’s dismissal of rainmaking myths tied to battles, noting historical coincidences in weather forecasts and the limitations of weather manipulation theories.
Rosenthal Murder Sparks East West Graft Theories
New York sensationalism follows Nathan Rosenthal's death as it exposes alleged police collusion with illegal gamblers and wider turf entanglements. The unfolding investigation hints at a sprawling web with ties to powerful interests across Gotham.
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Gossiping Society Notes From The Wires
A lively but fragmentary society gossip item from St Louis wires. It mentions young ladies wearing brothers' silk socks and hose supporters, with those lacking brothers buying socks and supporters at stores. The piece hints at light social chatter and correspondent tone.
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Fashion Debate Sparks The Plainclothes Or The Gown
A fragmented column argues fashion choices for women contrasting modern slim skirts with older hoop styles. It suggests public taste shifts with shorter sleeves necklines and lighter fabrics while noting society’s lingering judgment. The piece cites critics like Anthony Comaiock and muses on how dress reflects era and opinion.
Developments of the Day in Politics in Baltimore
A report from Baltimore notes Republicans met and formed 18 delegates with half a voice for the national convention in Chicago. A committee of nine was empowered to select presidential electors, independent from the regular Taft slate, with no elector from the current ticket to be placed on the Roosevelt ticket.
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Progressives Won’t Put Ticket On Minnesota Ballot
In Minnesota a conference among Colonel Roosevelt Lieut Gov Bam Gordon and C J Knapp concluded that no progressive ticket will appear on the state ballot. The plan calls for resignations and two sets of Republican electors, one under Taft and Sherman and another with Roosevelt aligned candidates petitioned as progressives.
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Oregon progressives convene in Portland for Roosevelt nomination
The Oregon state convention of the national progressive party met in Portland on July 2 to name delegates, urge support for Theodore Roosevelt, appoint five presidential electors, and adopt a platform denouncing President Tafts GOP tactics. The platform favors direct elections and wants Oregon election reforms extended to national affairs.
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Reed defeated for re election as state chairman
In Ottumwa Iowa July N F Reed state chairman of the Sixth district loses re election and L B Kensington elected. The defeat seen as a Bryan Wilson faction victory. Reed a Clarke adherent. Reno Nevada July 25 second state convention of the regular Republican party set for July 28 to nominate presidential electors due to ambiguity in law about primaries on Sept 3.
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Norris calls Chicago convention “worst political highway robbery”
Representative Norris, a progressive Republican, resumed in the house his attack on Taft's nomination at the Chicago convention. He charged southern delegations were mostly office holders sent to secure Taft's nomination and cited a letter warning Texas Republicans that federal patronage would shift away from Lyon. Norris claimed Taft managers fought contests to the last ditch and noted new office holders rewarded for supporting Taft. He branded the Chicago result as the worst political highway robbery. Representative Humphrey of Washington said he would reply. Washington.
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Curious claims on heredity and Sunday blue laws recounted
Separate notes recount a German educator's study linking heredity to school marks across three generations. It cites Boas on immigrant skull change by generation and counters fixed-type ideas. A Massachusetts blue law blocks Sunday auto repairs, while a Missouri preacher tale recalls Charles Harper in 1820 Callaway County.
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Fire waste talks at Spokane convention delegates listen
Delegates to the national convention of insurance discuss waste by fire in Spokane. Banquet speakers include J R Young, Arthur Voorys, Harry Cunninght, and others. Potter calls his address a valedictory. A model fire marshal law and strict building codes are urged to cut losses.
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J Lawrence Mott Intercepted After Prolonged Flight
J Lawrence Mott, linked to the Mott Tron Works founder, was intercepted by war correspondent Hector Puller after months of pursuit. Mott declares he will not retire and plans to live in China despite the chase.
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Fire inspection plan proposed for smaller cities
A proposed system urges monthly fire department inspections of city districts led by station chiefs, with reports detailing required property improvements and notices served to owners. When unaddressed, costs may be charged to property,. a building inspector board or insurance education at schools is suggested, and Governor Wilson's Seagirt speech notes labor on his acceptance address.
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No Fault of Carvers Report in Monitor Note
The Christian Colonne Monitor cites that mutual united spaur ence and several welvic tribe buildings in Philadelphia New York and Boston reflect affected scholarship rather than a wrong font stonecutter.
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