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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1911

Page

3

The Anaconda Standard Publishing Company notices

The Anaconda Standard publicizes subscription rates and multiple office addresses for the Standard Publishing Company. It lists main office in Anaconda and branches in Butte and Portland, plus numerous newsstand and agency locations across major cities. It also notes broadcast contact lines and executive names for advertising and management.

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Mayor Gaynor Fades From Presidential Talk in New York

Fragmented public commentary outlines Mayor Gaynor’s diminished prominence in national presidential discussions. The piece notes ongoing editorial pressure and perceived underperformance in city governance while highlighting a shift of attention to figures like Wilson and Dix.

Gaynor New Tors Dir Gaynor Ciaim Gaynor Reams Wandraw Wilson Mark

Mexican Way Campaign Pledges Spark Disparities

Fragmented text discusses campaign pledges across the United States, noting fatigue and diverse social issues. It mentions parties, citizens, and the impact of political rhetoric on everyday life with unclear specifics.

Mexican politics and Butte city finances in flux

The article surveys Mexico's factional maneuvers around Madero Diaz and Reyes, with cabinet roles shaping the race. It then shifts to Butte, Montana, where the new socialist administration faces revenue shortfalls, debt risk, and calls for added income to meet city expenditures. Conflicting analyses warn of continued fiscal strain despite promises to cut costs.

Bite Snrialist Fatto Nevin Butta Dunelin Ssime Duncan Butte Corby Mackinniss Mullins Imore Carty Lie Vlly

Aviation Managers Give Big Donation

A $2,000 donation was placed in bank funds for Miners Union day care and TB care after aviation officials postponed flights due to weather. The move aims to offset losses and restore community confidence after the failed flight by Lily and a crowded garden event.

Yhe Board of Aviation Managers Lily William Gemmet Paul Albertson C. J. Ely Targey Ely Maney Lly Aviation Committee Miners' Union Day Committee Aya C'Viness Wly Wnally

Montana Land Policy Sparks Transient Homestead Wariness

In an interview with Ue press, an immigration official from Montana regrets lack of publicity and cites inquiries from Americans now living in the Canadian West. He criticizes land seekers who file on government land to profit by selling patents, calling them transient mischief makers not true settlers.

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Washington Speech Sparks Capitol Section Disruption

Jaseph-dint Pawney visited the capital to hear Sydney Anderson, a progressive Republican, address lawmakers. An election clash with Tawney preceded the scene as supporters packed the gallery and a two hour session devolved into confusion amid attempts to extend remarks and maintain decorum.

Washington Jaseph Sydney Anderson Anderson

Baseball and Weather and the Storm News

The piece blends baseball weather notes and rainfall impacts at Glick Bugie park with mentions of Judge W C Lee and a rescue. It notes no games scheduled 18 years ago, references the New York national land and irrigation show, and comments on crop conditions in Mission valley. It ends with Joliet Journal’s remark on a common linguistic phrase.

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International Declines To Furnish Information

Washington June 1 The International Paper company has written to Chairman Penrose of the senate investigation committee refusing to disclose the purchase price of properties merged into the company and whether paid in cash bonds or otherwise. The company cites business reasons and says it will not publish further details.

Washington International Paper Company Hay Penrosé Senate Ananec Penrant International Paper Company Chester W. Lymiun Firut

Honest Publishers Have Nothing to Fear

Chicago June 4 speech by a postal official argues publishers need not fear post office changes. He says the nation’s press remains strong amid mail-rate and circulation debates, asserting publishers have reason for confidence as reforms unfold.

Fragmented text suggests a discussion of penalties and postal rate reform

The readable portions reference penalties and rights with a distorted critique of laws. A statement quotes a speaker vowing not to reveal deficit or surplus while the entire krvlea is administered in glass. A proposed reform hints at reducing postage from 2 renta 1 to 1 cent with an emphasis on ematization and precaution.

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Cripple Creek Man Sentenced to Jail for Careless Crime

A Cripple Creek man, identified as Cripple Crock, was sentenced to serve his term after pleading to charges brought in Colonia April. He appeared in court and was ordered to begin serving immediately, with recommendations for care noted in the record.

Hipera Wali Clannon Colonia Apri Cripple Creek Hefert

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