Anaconda Standard Publication and Contact Details
Publication page notes subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, listing monthly and yearly prices. It also provides office addresses for the Main Office in Anaconda and the Butte Branch, with independent phone numbers and executive names. It cites foreign advertising offices in New York Chicago and Hartford.
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Bock
Ans
Morton
New York
Fifth
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Hartford
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
Standard Publishing Company local news ad lists agencies
A fragmented advertisement lists newspaper and newsstand agencies across major cities including New York Detroit Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Denver Spokane Portland and Anaconda. It directs general business correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Montana
New York
Hotaling
Park Row
Thirty
Broadway
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Copper Woodward and Mchigan
Chicago
Congress St. Paul
St. Marie
Ws Co
Fast Fifth Street
Minneapolis
M J. Kavanaugh
South Third Street
Kansas
Adyrete
Chitas
Denver_Western news agency
Dake Chye Meants & Ladwie’s
Comer
Oeten
Lowe Brot
Spokane
John W. Graham
Beattie—Eckharts
First Avenue
Washington Street
Portland
Rowman News Co
Standard Publishing Company
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Bishop Luccock Arrives in Montana For State Religious Work
On Monday July 2 1912 Bishop Luccock arrived in Butte to address Montana Methodists. He preached at Mountain View Church and met local clergy at Columbia Gardens. A public reception followed at Mountain View. He was recently assigned to Helena after the Minneapolis conference. The piece also explains Montana's new U S senator nomination law, allowing party conventions or petitions, with the governor's proclamation noting voter preference while the legislature elects.
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Butte
Asccock
Mountain View Church
Columbia Gardens
Mountain ‘View Church
Luccock
Arnneapolis
Helena
Kansas City
Fife
Montana
Montana governor seeks party pledges on senator vote
The governor urges lawmakers to vote for the U S senator who won the most votes in the general election. A second pledge claims the people’s vote is only a recommendation and may be disregarded. The governor will require a certificate of votes from canvassers at session start.
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Montana
United States
Congress
Vatante
Bell Triumphs in California Democratic Leadership Battle
The attempt to depose Theodore A. Bell as California Democratic head failed, with Bell praised for his leadership. Supporters of Woodrow Wilson were defeated for replacing Holliver, while Bryan was criticized for stirring trouble. Democrats nationwide praised Bell and pledged loyalty to Wilson, urging unity and harmony for the campaign.
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Theodore A. Bell
California
Bell
Pacific Coast
Woodrow Wilton
Wilton
Holliveras
Baltimore
Pitterly
Mr. Bryan
Tytn
Belmont
Bryan
Montana
Champ Clark
Ell
Woodrow Wilson
Battle Creek Flood of Weather War Sparks Telegram Feud
In Battle Creek Michigan a weather protest over dynamite rainmaking sparked a public feud between the Post system promoters and the weather chief. The Michigan Industrial Association hailed a half inch shower, while the meteorologist argued rain spread from the Dakotas through Minnesota and Wisconsin to Michigan, blaming no single cause. The dispute drew grand efforts and local advertising bets on crowd entertainment profits.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Weather Bureau
Industrial Association of
Michigan City
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wiecorain
Upper Michigan
Dacota
Michigan
Baseball season nears end in Butte schedule notes
With yesterday's games the baseball season in Butte nears end as planners avoided racing conflicts. Remaining home games in September may be moved as last year, and backers face a likely unprofitable season.
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Butte
Butte Franchise Hopes Rise Amid Attendance Gains
The report notes improved attendance and interest this year despite last year’s pennant lead loss. It cites spills to Meigrville, poolrooms, and the Columbia Gardens ball park as factors shaping local support. It predicts the franchise could gain value in two years if expenses are covered next year and recompense for loyal fans follows.
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Ona
Butte Club
Butte
Opium suppression in Yunnan sparks widespread disruption
The report describes massive poppy fields in Yunnan turned under to other crops after strict opium controls, noting unintended effects on fuel coal and ship trade, with references to laborers, officials, and local unrest. The piece mentions Sunan, Monte aid, and various regional figures, and includes broader context on social and economic strain from policy shifts.
State Editors Urge Highway Plans and Third Party Motion
The State Editors discuss road improvements from Yellowstone county to the state, favoring park to park highways yet warning against neglecting county roads. They praise Governor Wilson and note corporate support for his nomination, while warning editors on newcomer town reception and political shifts toward a third party. From Buffalo Review: strawberries grown in J H Miller's garden on display, highlighting local farming pride and debate over basin productivity.
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The
Buffalo Review
Frank Shannon
JH. Miller
Buffalo
Miter
Suaith
Time to Be Cheerful In a Presidential Year
An editorial urges business leaders to stay optimistic during the presidential year. It argues national prosperity relies on confident, sane actions from business and suggests cheering outlooks can keep progress moving.
Money and Politics in Big Timber Opinion
From the Big Timber pioneer the article argues that congressional investigation was unnecessary to prove that campaigns require substantial money. It notes many in every community know money wakes voters to duty, while lavish spending does not guarantee results and that some people’s love of country is unknown.
Roosevelt Storytelling vs Lincolns Real Tales
A Havre Plaindealer line notes Roosevelt may resemble Lincoln as a master storyteller. It contrasts Lincoln’s stories as recounting actual events with Roosevelt’s more narrative approach. The remark underscores perceived parallels in oratory style and historical grounding.
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Havre Plaindealer
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Furnishing Ballast From the Hamilton xepupucan
A fragment notes a local veteran quip about status in a community. An older resident interrupts a boastful moment with a question about how long the speaker has lived there, hinting at long-standing ties and social standing.
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Hamilton
The Editor's Welcome Speech in Madisonian
The Madisonian notes that a new preacher brings local buzz and lively discussion. Members of his church show excitement, other denominations watch closely, and townsfolk in general discuss his arrival at length. The piece contrasts this with the reception afforded visiting statesmen.
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Madisonian
Young Singers Angels To Be Screened From View
Des Moines Iowa July 28 Young women singers in Forest Avenue Baptist church will be screened from the male gaze with a 20 inch curtain around the choir loft. Mrs George F Reinking president of the church ladies aid society said the motion was carried unanimously. A deacon who valued piety organized a committee to inspect sight lines and urged immediate action.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Forest Avenue Baptist Church
George F. Reinking
Church Ladies’ Aid Society
Housekeeper Held as Fugitive from Justice
New York July 2. Clara Perkins housekeeper for Mrs Marfare McNamara, held without ball to await extradition. Frederik Patterson the chant tour and Petrie Waimh the valet arraigned on charges of grand larceny. Mrs McNamara’s counsel says she faces persecution by her husband over financial disputes. Perkins' attorney notes she is wealthy in her own right.
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New York
Clara
Marfare McNamara
San Francisco
Ball
Prederik H. Patterson
Petrie Waimh
Grand Tarceng
Perkins
MeNamara
Tommy Ryans Postlude And The Flynn Johnson Fiasco
The Minneapolis Journal reviews Tommy Ryans reflections on the Flynn Johnson episode and Ryans own failed attempts to shape a fighter. He alleges Johnson used dirty tactics and training disputes, recounting the camp departures and predictions about Flynn and the championship. The piece cites Ryans bitter tone and says the sleeper act went as planned.
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Minneapolis Journal
Flynn-Johnson
Tommy Ryan
Toronto
Ryan
Las Vegas
Johnson
Sam
Kynn
Tonsilius Tawmmy
Philliple
Wien
Flynn
Tt Pueblo Atevedore
Isidchot
Tummas
Colored janitor asks grocer to taste white powder
From The New York Press a colored janitor at an apartment house shows a paper with white powder to a grocer next door. The grocer tastes it and says it is soda, while the janitor’s wife says it is rat poison, prompting a second taste test to verify.
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York Press
Barrington Kennett Inca lecture on aviation danger
Barrington Kennett told an Inca lecture under the Ladies' Automobile Club auspices that aviation danger is greatly overestimated. He spoke on safety myths and the potential of flying as a practical mode of travel.
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Barrington Kennett
Inca
Ladies’ Automobile Club
Funeral notices for Barry and Johnson families
The funeral of Alis Peter J. Barry will be held Monday at 9 AM at St Patrick's Church on South Jackson Street with high mass at 8 30 AM. Remains of the late John Johnson were moved to the family residence on South Washington Street for a funeral Tuesday at 2 PM, burial in Catholic cemetery.
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Barry
Alis Peter J. Barry
Family Science
Mit South Jackson Street
St. Patrick's Church
Johnson
Aaint Jonneon
Funeral for Daniel C. O Rourke
The funeral of the late Daniel C. O Rourke will take place Monday morning at the residence the North Emme Orclock proceeding to SereareeeeeRS where high meal will be celebrated at 9 30 aged 25 years remains are at ice later.
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Orourkh
Daniel C. O'Rourke
Dence
North Emme
Sereareeeeers
J Walsh Bel Phone 85 Obituary Note
Robert Scott Starrett aged 74 is reported as living with his son. The notice indicates a home arrangement and a future announced date for a planned move or event related to his care or residence.
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Robert Scott Starrett
Iipment
Mick
Fatal England Flight Accidents List Cited
SAM R. WHITE in London notes nine fatal accidents in England, saying only Grahame Gilmour’s death was absolutely unavoidable. Others include Rolls due to an improvised American machine, Grace losing his way, ValkyTi Hendon fainting, Cammel mismanaging an unfamiliar machine, Oxley’s machine breaking, Napier and Ridge undertaking risky flights.
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London
England
Grahame Gilmour
Rolls
Ian
Grace
ValkyTi Hendon
Cammel
Oxley
Napier
Ridge
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