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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1913

Page

12

Anaconda Standard Ad Rates and Offices Directory

The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for party and Sunday editions at 1.09 per month, daily and Sunday 19.00 per year in advance, and 28.50 for standard annual. It details main and branch offices including Standard Block Anaconda, East Front Street, and various city agents and news services across New York Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City Spokane Portland and other locations.

Fonday Batterie Montana New York Broadway Metropolitan News Co Salt Lake City Ludwig's White House Corner Ogten—Lowe Bros

Western states gain representation on public lands panel

The House reorganizes the public lands committee to give the West full representation. La Follette French Stout Sinnott Johnson and Kent join from Washington Idaho Montana Oregon Utah and California. The article notes western goals to revise land laws with Interior Lane and predicts tariff-stage clashes with eastern opposition and Republican quorum dynamics.

House Committee On Public Lands House Northwest Pacific Coast la Follette Washington French Idaho Stout Montana Sinnott Oregon Johnson Utah Kent California Public Lands Lane

Quorum rules stall debate as Democrats urge attendance

In the Senate a quorum is required to proceed and debate stalls until enough members are present. Democrats aim to quickly push a tariff bill, but must keep senators near Washington to answer Toll calls. The plan risks disrupting attendance at summer baseball events as quorums can be called at any hour.

Senate Hoke Smith Washington Rnn Indianapolis News Verdi Perkins Wilson

President appoints Justice Gerard ambassador to Spain

Washington dispatches report President Wilson selected Justice James Watson Gerard of New York to be ambassador to Spain. The post to Madrid becomes an embassy once Congress passes the upgrading bill, expected within weeks. Gerard, born 1867, has long led New York legal circles and served in the Spanish-American War.

Washington Wilson J. W. Gerard New York Spain Madrid Congress Gerard New York City James Watson Gerard New York Law School General Butt New York Supreme Court Mary Daly Marcus Daly Montana

Not So Much A Man Of Wealth But Of Hearts

From the Cincinnati Enquirer a critical social column argues wealth does not guarantee philanthropy. It notes that aid to the poor and acts of kindness uplift society more than status, saying to make a difference one need only kindness to a stranger, a child, or ailing neighbor, not wealth.

The Cincinnati Enquirer

Intellectual Cocktails Dole What we Want

The piece argues for pursuing personal conviction and following one’s own bent in life work. It emphasizes that great acts come from acting for true beliefs while complicating trivial choices like seating or hats. The central claim is nobility in choosing one’s path and aligning actions with inner principles.

Fragmented press snippets on Roosevelt Wilson and others

A collage of stray quotes and comments from various papers mentions Colonel Bryan suspending judgment, Roosevelt in work and heat, President Wilson at the White House, and literary notes. It references figures like Edwin Bok and Henry Flagier with scattered opinions on estate appraisal and public figures.

Dent Wilson White House Chicago Record Herald Ead Tee Edwin Bok Louis Globe-Democrat Florida Henry MM. Flagier Kansas City Edison Chicago

Walt Mason's Long One of These Days

A fragment from the Washington Star exploring a daydream of wandering through nature Imagining the returning seasons and a scene of mother love echoing in song The speaker envisions elflike figures and a child Tam singing alone amid the leafy world, a tender reflective piece.

Tam Washington Star

Arnegie Hero Fumbles On Cue Varne… Nero Fund List

There are two verses on cue across the fund commission’s list. The oldest entry appears among the items, suggesting a ceremonial or commemorative note tied to Arnegie’s recognition.

Varnesio Nero Fund Commission

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