Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana Notice
The Anaconda Standard lists the publisher contact, circulation rates for daily and Sunday editions, and payment options. It notes offices on East Broadway and a Post Office address for the Taxcard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana. It also provides the sale locations and agency partners across the United States for the newspaper.
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Tandard Publishing Company
Postoer
Anaconda Claes Mall Mat
Standard
Montana
New York
Hotaling’s
Broadway
iGhicwo
Congress Cigar and
Kart Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan
Omer Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Kelly Cigar Store
Denver
Western News
Late Lake
Emma van Patten
Provdieco Trniea News
Los Angeles
Kemp News
Agencan
Diego Child's News Agency
Portland
Rowman
Omara
Fifth and
Wash
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Beattie Whitney 6
Beattie Acme News Co
Occidental and Wester Way Hpokane
P. Stubeck, Wall and
Rive Oraide
Taxcard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Death of Geoffrey Lavell Honored Butte Resident
Geoffrey Lavell a longtime Butte and Divide resident whose Montana life spanned about 25 years is mourned in a heartfelt obituary. He was a steadfast citizen, active in community welfare and state interests, though not prominent in politics, and his sudden passing leaves a deep sense of loss.
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Geoffrey Lavell
Butte
Divide
Montana
Lavell
Federal building hoped for in Anaconda city
A telegram from Senator Myers to Postmaster Burke indicates a possible $150,000 federal appropriation for a government building in Anaconda. The city argues its growing population industries and postal savings role justify the project and urge Congress to act this session.
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Anaconda
Senator Myers
Burke
Congress
United States
House
Myers
War tale or truth a sub story sails in disguise
A fragmentary review notes sea fiction and real submarine legends weave together in a discussion of a German submarine rumor bringing passengers chemicals and securities to America. The piece compares fiction and reality, citing authors like Marryat Verne and Robertson as predecessors to this speculative tale.
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Atlantic
Gerany
Marryat
Jules Verne
Morgan Robertson
Fancy
Submarine Survives German Net Trap in North Sea
An American reports British submarines in the North Sea off Germany entangled by a German steel net. The sub crew endured air shortages and sleepless days before breaking free on the third day. The vessel drifted damaged and was rescued by a British merchantman. the crew’s hair turned white from the ordeal.
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England
North Sea
Employers United Stand in Butte Strike News
On the first day of the strike in Butte, employers stand united against wage increases, denying any weakness or division. Leaders say wages are high enough compared with other communities, urging workers to accept the stand. Strikes may disrupt business but will not win wage gains, and stopping work harms workers most of all. Justice Hughes declines candidacy while not ruling out acceptance if nominated.
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Inemen
Butte
Louis D. Brandeis
Taft
Roosevelt
Rus
Justice Hughes
Charleston News and Courier
Bryan
New York
Chicago
Fairbanks
Lee
Philadelphia Evening Ledger
Nebraska
Haltimore Sun
Wire tapping debates color New York newspapers
Letters pro and con flood New York papers over wire tapping and police powers. Many oppose invasions of private conversations while some defend bold measures for crime fighting. Roosevelt and Hughes are in the spotlight as campaigns swirl amid speculation.
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New York
India
New York World
All in Race at Chicago Convention Time
Republicans, spectators, and delegates gather in Chicago as the national convention nears. Estabrook retires without primaries. Cummins and Weeks deny withdrawal. Weeks vows to beat Hughes on first ballot. Cummins predicts last vote on first ballot and plans to stay in unless others quit. Sixty-16 names may be listed at the convention.
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Chicago
Estabrook
Cummins
Iowa
Senator Weeks
Massachusetts
Weeks
Justice Hughes
Nomination Dilemma for Hughes and Sherman Contrast
The piece compares Justice Hughes potential nomination to the 1884 Sherman episode. It notes Hughes declining candidacy but being urged to run, while Sherman refused nomination in 1884, saying he would not accept if nominated and would not serve if elected, a hope that Sherman would consent fading at the last moment.
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A Ee Feyfusal
Justice Hughes
Sherman
General Sherman
Watchful Waiting and a Lawyer’s Rant in a Quiet Moment
A quiet, sorrowful scene by a car on a curb leads to a tense exchange about lawyers. One man critiques law, arguing that lawyers twist facts, while his companion counters with a sharp, compact critique, ending with a firm disbelief in lawyers.
Helped Rally $1 Million for Allies in New York Event
Social figure helped stage the Allied iazaar in New York from June to June 14 to raise one million dollars for the Allies. She led the big preparedness parade and has actively supported relief efforts for war sufferers.
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New York
How to Keep Well by Dr Evans on cancer facts
Dr Wood, director of the George Crocker cancer research fund, argues cancer is not a germ or hereditary disease. He notes cancers arise with age and improved diagnosis reveals more internal cancers, while skin cancer rates remain steady. He discusses family risk, longevity, and the idea that overnourished individuals may be predisposed.
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Wood
Fesearch
George Crocker Research Fund
Cancer Be
Feebie
Canal
Prederick Hoffman
Deis Evans
Presidential Nomination Sparks From Nation Newsrooms
The New York Tribune notes a nationwide push to nominate T. KR and mocks a Marjorie’s dime story. Various papers like Houston Post and Birmingham Age-Herald discuss Roosevelt and Fairbanks positions while deeming Bryan’s options, Penrose’s threats, and Quay’s odds as uncertain.
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Oyster Bay
New York Tribune
T. KR
Marjorie
Houston Post
Indiana
Charles Wren Fairbanks
Birmingham Age-Herald
Roosevelt
St Louis Globe-Democrat
Humor of the Day Wit and Whimsy Across Papers
A collage of quips and exchanges from various papers shows playful banter. Verses, jokes, and social jests feature judges, suitors, parents, and professors, with light satire on alimony, hearers, and chatty talkers across several newspapers.
Forced Cart Ride Fear On A California Location
In San Bernardino mountains near Hearvale a stagecoach ride turns tense when three men pretending to be bandits threaten the crew and passengers. A real-looking hold up unfolds as a wandering Hollywood party experiences a practical joke gone too far and the coach moves on with fear in its wake.
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California
San Bernardino
Hear Valey
Valley
Duck
Little Bear Cave
Jack
Clower
Billy
Outlaw Chase Sparks Citywide Tale After Shooting Scene
Witnesses recount a tense moment as a driver halts the carriage and a desperate crime figure is pursued. The group hides, a comedian’s botched joke lands flat, and the driver reveals authorities had searched the area for weeks. The tale ends with chatter about jewelry and a dramatic escape plan.
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Etwee
Economical Weeklong Ham Schedule For Households
A 19th century style guide outlines a week of meals using ham to stretch supplies. It covers red served ham with butter mustard and creamed onions, cold dinner with potato salad, broiled slices at breakfast, ham sandwiches for children's lunch, mince stuffed peppers, ham in soups, stews, and drippings for roasting. Ends with noting minced ham in omelets and archival tips.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
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Gen. W. T. Sherman
The
Brooklyn Eagle
Justic Hughes
W. A. Evans
Spirit of the Press
Penrose
Philadelphia
Ti-Quay
Washington
Kansas City Journal
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Washington Star
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Mise Howler
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Baltimore American
Olks
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