Daily Standard rates and distribution details
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription costs by carrier and mail, American distribution outside Montana, and identifying offices. It notes sales outlets in New York Chicago Detroit Rochester Salt Lake City Denver and other cities, plus office address in Anaconda Montana.
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Montana
New York
Hotaling
Thirty-eighth
Broadway
Chicago
Congress
Portland
Republicans Stand Firm In Roosevelt Nomination Fight
June 11 1916 commentary notes Republicans reject Roosevelt veto power and back Hughes. Roosevelt tentatively refuses Progressive nomination while mulling options after Lodge compromise proposal. Analysts say party preserved dignity, avoided entangling alliances, and chose Hughes as the most qualified candidate overall. Roosevelt viewed as out of politics and temperamental after setback.
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Roosevelt
Hughes
Senator Lodge
Charles F Hughes inoffensive, cautious campaign figure
The article analyzes Charles F Hughes as a safe, indecisive candidate whose strength lies in not offending. It notes his past honesty, a clean but unremarkable record, a New York life insurance probe, and his track on race track betting. It compares his governorship to Wilson of New Jersey and weighs presidential viability versus current office holder.
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Mr. Hughes
Hughes
Republican Party
Tre
Blamelert
New York
Huges
William R. Hearst
New York State
Wilson
New Jersey
York
Defeat for suffragists marks setbacks in political arena
The suffrage movement faced two major defeats last week. The Republican convention snubbed their plank favoring state discretion while Iowa also rejected suffrage by a narrow margin. Analysts say sustained effort and persuasive campaigning beat threats and boycotts, predicting eventual nationwide enfranchisement.
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Chicago
Wilson
Iowa
Towa
Humor of the Day Notes From Old Newspapers
A collage of quips and jokes from various papers including the Detroit Free Press Richmond Times-List, Indianapolis Star, Ladies Home Journal, Judge, Punch, Rochester Times and Birmingham Rue Herald. Items range from a recruiter joke to suffrage arguments, domestic anecdotes, and a girl crafting a prayer.
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Roth Front
Grubbe
Stubbs
Richmond
Tinade Svecetios
Pri
Detroit Free Press
Indianapolis
Lillian
Lillia
Ladies Home Journal
Madame
Priscilla
Rochester Times
Birmingham
Rue Her
One Flag Day Message Urges Unity in Wartime Era
A public message urges broad Flag Day observance across the United States. It stresses loyalty to the nation and the flag amid wartime tensions and warns against siding with foreign powers. The author stresses national unity and patriotism facing a forthcoming presidential campaign.
One Year of Italy in the War A Review of Allied Hopes
A year after Italy joined World War I, the allies face disappointing results. Central powers gain ground in Hungary Serbia and Montenegro fall, Russia suffers reverses, and Gallipoli and Mesopotamia evacuations mark setbacks. Italy’s invasion attempts falter while Austrian forces push back. The alliance’s gains are limited and leadership notes unmet expectations.
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Italy
Hungaria
Serbia
Montenegro
Germany
Austria
Gallipoli
Mesopotamia
Turkey
Flag Day Call to Renew Allegiance to One Flag
A public exhortation urges citizens to remember that despite party or views, all Americans share one flag. It stresses unity for native and naturalized alike and advocates raising the emblem of the nation everywhere on Flag Day as allegiance is renewed to the sole flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Duniel
Observations By The Wanderer At The Elks Flag Day Event
The piece notes Elks Grand Lodge observing Flag Day since 1887 in Philadelphia with a June 14 program at Elks Hall inviting veterans and the public. It mentions Williams of Anaconda at the 1807 grand lodge session, tributes to the flag, and a patriotic talk by D. I Morgan with Wil Whitworth of Deer Lodge recounting the flag’s history. Also includes a lengthy anecdotal mix about a dog Blot, courtroom storytelling, a motor car misadventure, and community notices about Old Man’s Club membership drives and related social vignettes.
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Th Elke
Philadelphia
Elka
Williams
Anaconda
Fiat Gay
Betsey Row
Libby Bell
Sirheart
Rand
Elks
Elks Hall
D. I Morgan
Wil Whitworth
Deer Lodge
The
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Snook
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Mr. Sackett
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