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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1912
Page
12
The notice lists publishing house details for Anaconda Standard Publishing Company with addresses in Anaconda and a Butte branch. It provides phone numbers for offices, managerial contact, and foreign advertising, plus the company’s status as a second class mall matter and subscription information.
A fragmented OCR passage lists numerous newspaper agencies and newsstands with their street corners across cities like New York Chicago Detroit San Francisco Los Angeles and Portland. It reads as a directory of regional news agents and general correspondence instructions to Standard Publishing Company.
The article traces Emperor Matsuhito's rise to global fame during the China and Russia wars. It notes his forty five year reign and far reaching reforms that modernized life in Japan, making the empire a world power. It mentions Gilbert Sullivan’s satirical opera The Mikado reflecting perceptions of the ruler.
A Butte correspondent protests critique aimed at Rivers of Ushtoatana and the delegation's democratic motions. He argues for party harmony and forgiveness for actions, while condemning the delegates' justification as betrayal and calling for united support for state goals under Wilson.
A vivid report notes the stubborn rise of youthful operatic sopranos despite legal attempts to curb artistic expression in Atlantic City. The scene centers on a famed star’s visit to a gala showcasing fresh talent amid ongoing civil restraint.
A traveling singer parks a movable bath house on streets near a hotel to dip in salt water for health, obtaining a permit by classifying it as an ambulance. The piece also notes drowning incidents around Butte lakes and debates over national anthems and political party unity.
Senate adjourned after Judge Robert W. Archbald denied acts of corruption and improper influence in his impeachment answer. He disputed charges of using office for profit, aiding coal interests, and improper loans, while noting his participation in Cannon related travel. The proceedings may delay or end the trial this term.
At a Butte meeting the executive committee of Montana's Democratic State Central Committee urged rapid setup of Wilson and Marshall clubs in each county. Democrats must organize early rallies for September and mobilize nationwide support to carry Montana for Wilson and Marshall in the presidential race. The group warns against overconfidence amid Republican divisions and a third party presence.
During the hot spell relief workers are not doing enough to ease congestion in districts. Free loaves are distributed and mothers queue early to obtain food, hoping to save sick relatives.
San Francisco July 29. Rob ert Oxnard president of the American Beet Sugar company testifies before government inquisitors about how Havemeyer interests and the American Sugar Refining company controlled beet sugar pricing and sales. He describes arrangements to transfer half the Oxnard stock to the Havemeyer group and to fix prices, with letters showing entry into markets and pressure on rivals.
The clipping notes demographic imbalance favoring women in Paris by 210 percent. It mentions Norway's hydroelectric plans with over 2000 horsepower capacity and whales abundant in southern seas around South Georgia and nearby coasts. It also covers odd items about a government barber shop in Chee, German stone production from slag, and railway labor leadership by song.
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