STANDARD PUBLISHING Company at Anaconda Ad Rates and Offices
Standard Publishing announces subscriptions and advertising rates with notes on post office services in Anaconda. It lists branch phones, executive contacts, and national newsstand collaborators across major cities including New York Chicago Detroit St Paul Minneapolis Kansas City San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake City Spokane and Portland.
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New York
Hataling’s
Park Tow
Thirty
Twenty-ninth
Broadweay
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Sommer Woodward
Michigan
Chicspo—Congresa
St Paul
N. St Marie
Cigar and News Co
East Fifth Street
Hinneaville
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Conservative direction urged in Butte Miners union election
In the semi annual election of the Butte Miners union today the contest between radical and conservative elements is heated. Complete officers will be chosen for six months as the union seeks steady leadership to protect miners and the region's prosperity. The piece argues conservatism has built the union and should guide its destiny.
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Botte Atfners
Ody
Butte Miners Union
Butts
Butte
Butte Miners' Union
Wofan
POSSIBILITIES AT CITICAGO
In Washington Roosevelt headquarters officials report southern delegates aligned with Taft may desert to Roosevelt on first ballot. Taft managers insist southern instructed delegates could shift Roosevelt, though past conventions show southern blocs held firm. The situation hinges on national committees and delegate loyalties as the campaign unfolds.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Taft
Jxon
Noongvelt
South
de Fert
Stoosevelt
Tegeevelt
Witelwiocksand
Lng
Roosevelt and Taft Fight for Convention Control
Roosevelt faces a split party as he weighs bolt threats and a push for a compromise candidate like Justice Hughes. The race hinges on the Republican convention’s handling of contests and temporary leadership, with Taft’s forces aiming to control the process and Roosevelt threatening to bolt if denied. The piece also notes passage of a new homestead bill expanding Montana terms, reducing entry time to three years and easing absences while mandating cultivation milestones.
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Taft
pmti-Roosevelt
Hémacit
Lye
Root
Roosevelt
Roosevalt
Gore
Probaly Justice Hughes
New York
Hughes
Alm
Haveen
Congress
Montana
Senate
House
Abaenen
The Old or The New Roosevelt Certainty at Chicago Convention
The piece argues that Roosevelts forces aim to control contest rulings prior to the Chicago convention, challenging the current national committee. It notes fears of anti Roosevelt control, possible shifts of authority, and how outcomes may affect Roosevelts bid and Tafts fate. It cites Ward Finn and broader GOP dynamics, including Ohio and New Jersey primaries and currency of party strategy.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Taft
Ward
Williamn Finn
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Fijno
National Committee
Carit
Nety
Unu
Afr
Fijnu
Minn
Pilers
Jovely
Ohio
New Jersey
Roosevalt
Neo Nicogels
Instructors in Montana Receive Lower Salaries
Speceal Dispatch to the Standard. Helens, June 3. The average salary paid to instructors and professors in Montana state educational institutions is lower than in other state systems, per a salary committee report to the state board of education. The committee seeks permission to extend its investigation and present a fuller report at the December meeting. Names include Paul of Dillon, Hartman of Butte, Leeman of Butte, and Superintendent Harmon. The board reviewed institutional head reports this afternoon.
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Standard
Paul
Difion
Walter Hartman
Berean
N. I. Leenani
Butte
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Stsutan
Worry Over Money Causes Fatality at Local Hospital
A report from Salt Lake City states Morris Burke aged 0 and son of cattleman Willan Burke of American Fale, Tahao, and Portland, Ore, died today in a Toenl hospital after a worry over money. The article notes concern and describes the family’s background and location.
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Salt Lake City
Morris Burke
Willan Burke
Taaho
Portland
Ore
Fragmented OCR: Unclear text on testimony or hearing
The readable fragment references a testimony matter involving Jodee J and a January or January-like setting in Washington Spokane and nearby. Details are too incomplete to determine the event, parties, or outcome from the fragment.
Murder panel reshuffled as court clears women jurors
Superior court excused to lay all the women on the panel summoned 10 by Alex Alexley for the murder of E J Rothrock editor of a local paper shot last April. When court adjourned today 10 more asked for in the box and a new panel ordered a report tomorrow to select the two needed jurors. Alexley charged Rothrock at Chronicle office over a supposed wrong. his defense will likely be ine natty.
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Alex Alexley
E. J. Rothrock
Alty
Alextey
Rothrock
the Chronicle
Hamilton Police Mixup Heads to Supreme Court
The Hamilton city attorney announced the local police dispute will go to the Supreme Court for an opinion. The case involves Donlan, Grush, Coulter, Bishop, Mowry, and Mayor Robinson, with Grush and Coulter appointed during the mayoral transition and current order claimed by Bishop and Mowry.
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Hamilton
Supreme Court
Jams B
Taylor Main
Terra
Donlan
Butte
Tishop and Howay
Robinson
Grush
Coulter
Taylor
Supreme Comet
Cigs
Cobber
Bishop
Mowry
Taft Pardons Willard Jones in Land Fraud Case
Portland Ore June 3 Willard Jones pardoned by President Taft for land fraud convictions in Oregon. The case linked to Sen Tate H Mitchell and former General Land Office official Ringer Hemmann. The pardon cited alleged improper jury selection and witness intimidation. Pardon followed years of activity by Jones friends and legal maneuvering. A possible broader probe into Oregon land fraud trials was mentioned, focusing on jury selection in the Mitchell and related cases.
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Washington
Dunce
Taft
Willard Jones
Portland
Ore
Senator Mitchell
Oregon
Ringer Hemmann
General Land Office
Jones
Wickersham
Finch
Recommended
Narden
Department of Justice
Wilks
Burma
Branell J. Heney
Tart
Buell
United State
Senaior Tate H. Mitchell
Reduced Freight Rates Benefit Billings
Special Dispatch from Billings reports freight rates cut to July 1, 1913. Northern Pacific official James M Hannaford and Chamber of Commerce committee chair Sam Vidge discuss substantial savings for Billings which sharply lower costs on shipments from St Paul to Billings and other routes.
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Billings
James NM. Hannaford
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Transportation
Sémvidge
Hannaford
Selvidge
St. Tadl
Linder
Wisconsin women organize to oppose suffrage effort
In La Crosse on June 2, women in Wisconsin form groups to combat the upcoming statewide ballot on woman suffrage. Similar chapters will be started in Madison Oshkosh and La Crosse to lead the campaign against the proposed ballot measure set for November.
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la Crosse
Wis
Waconsin
Madison
Lan Chive
Oshkosh
Election Bosses Tighten Grip on County Committees
Abraham Ruef recounts how political dictators used a packed county committee meeting to fix election dates and appoint obedient subcommittees. Delegates would control polling officers, effectively barring opposition, and ensure returns favored the bosses.
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San Frantcisco
San Francisco
Abraham Ruef
Supreme Court Disbars Former Political Boss
San Francisco June Abrahan Ruet a convicted political boss now serving 30 year terms for bribery was disbarred from practicing law by the state Supreme Court. The San Francisco Bar Association had urged disbarment after review. a three-lawyer committee led the matter. Indictments remain against Louis Glass, with further handling set for next Thursday.
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San Francisco
Abrahan Ruet
Schmitz
Supreme Court
San Francisco Bar Association
Runef Crac
Juef
Louis Glass
Lawlers Court
Phureday
Tenet
Dunne
Tuot
Farole
London Strikers Rank Expansion Across Thames Sleep
London strikers greatly augment ranks amid a Thames and Medway idle labor force estimated at 110000. The unemployed include dockers carmen seamen and builders tradesmen as union members swell over the weekend. Some workers faced rough treatment while applicants for work encountered delays as sailors and unions tried to manage arrivals.
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Dune
Thames
Medway
Dotkers
Carmen
Seamisn
Niemen
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