SURACHIPTION RATES AND ADVERTISING ADDRESSES AT STANDARD
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and advertising contact points. It includes monthly and yearly rates, branch and mail addresses, and references to news agencies in multiple cities. The piece directs general business correspondence to Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Grand and Publishing Company
Postomce
Anaconda
Reneral Business
Standard Publishing Company
Senate tariff fate hinges on seven GOP lawmakers
The June 16 1913 report notes seven Republicans who opposed the Payne Aldrich tariff in 1909 may swing the present bill. Louisiana’s two Democrats are expected to vote against the measure over sugar. If several Democrats defect, the bill's fate rests on a narrow margin with Republicans and progressives lining up against it. The named Republicans Bristow Clapp Nelson Crawford Cummins La Follette and Poindexter may decide the outcome. Sabotage is defined here by Industrial Worker as a tool of class-aimed disruption rather than individual wrongdoing.
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Louisiana
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Kansas
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Nelson
Minnesota
Crawford
Dakota
Cummins
Iowa
la Follette
Wisconsin
Poindexter
Washington
Thore
University statistics on American college enrollments
The returns of registration at leading U S universities through last year show enrollments at Columbia California Chicago Harvard Michigan Cornell Wisconsin Minnesota Pennsylvania New York University Illinois Northwestern Ohio State Syracuse Yale Texas Missouri Nebraska Kansas Tulane Iowa Pittsburgh Stanford Princeton Western Reserve Washington Johns Hopkins Virginia and others with gains noted in the past year despite incomplete figures for some institutions.
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Chicago
Harvard
Michigan
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Sw York University
Illinois
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Ohio State
Syracuse
Yale
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Nebraska
Kansas
Tulane
Iowa
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Stanford
Princeton
Western Reserve
Washington
Johns Hopkins
Virginia
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Ilinoisons
Johns Mopkins
Minot
Northwestern
Byracure
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Summary of College Enrollments and Notable Figures
The article catalogs summer enrollment by university and field, highlighting Columbia and New York leaders in certain programs, Cornell and Illinois with declines, and notable figures. It also covers remarks by Chauncey M. Depew on world peace, U S policy views of Taft and Roosevelt, West Virginia disturbances, Wall Street bargains, and upcoming events including the Battle of Bunker Hill anniversary and summer races.
Arbitration plan eyed to ease railroad labor disputes
A proposed amendment to the Erdman conciliation law aims to widen access to mediation between railroads and their employees. Supported by eastern railroads, railroad brotherhoods, and the Interstate Commerce Commission, the plan envisions a national mediator to settle all differences. If it prevents strikes, federal costs may be saved and the approach could spread to other industries.
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Ohio River
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wile Taft on Philippine Question With Bishop Brent
President Wile von studies the Philippine question after an interview with Bishop Brent who returned from the islands. Brent says Filipinos are not yet ready for self government though moving toward independence. Taft warns democracy in the Philippines is not feasible now and a dictator would misgovern. The islands enjoy more liberty under U.S. administration than under ambitious Filipino leaders.
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Cyclone ends as June bride crop harvests proceed
The text notes a cyclone may be over for the year amid rapid harvest of the June bride crop and mentions West Virginia rifle limits and toy pistol readiness. Bridgie Webber leaves hospital after a minor wound while IMT withholds the stabber's identity and denies Bridgie’s involvement.
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West Virginia
Eeams
Fragmented intellectual musings on love and poetry
A garbled early 20th century OCR passage discusses happiness in love and enthusiasm. It weaves quotes about passion and judgment, references a French poem, and mentions a figure named Clarence and a president, with stray musings on divining and translating the text.
World Reformers Fail To Begin At Home
A fragment from Cin rhetoric jokes about reformers who overlook self discipline and small duties. The piece observes everyday pretensions, such as a man bragging about past greatness, shopping quirks, and a mother pressing modest attire, ending with a stray line about Missouri Enquirer readers.
Brazilian envoy welcomed by President at White House
Dr Lauro Muller Brazilian foreign minister was welcomed by President Wilson in the White House fast room after a special audience. Secretary Bryan introduced the diplomat, who delivered a brief speech that the President answered.
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Wilson
White House
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The Old Worm Mourns as Worldlings Fall
Walt Mason laments the boastful era of wealth and power as empires crumble. He sees millions ruined and faith shaken, while the old world continues to groan under ridicule and neglect. The verse contrasts vanished splendor with the grinding march of fate.
Climbers and High Society Dreams in Early 20th Century Tales
The fragment discusses Carl Mason's short stories at Frederick Jenne and Martin, noting climbers sometimes enter high society with wealth and perseverance. A joke about Mrs Sprage and a staged book dramatization hints at social climbing. In Washington, reporters flood federal offices to photograph new officials, with multiple photographers vying for portraits. The Vice President Marshall accommodates two cameramen posing at his desk.
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Frederick Jenne
Martin
Sprags
Center City
Sprage
St. Louis
Crossed wires and odd advice in a mixed misquote
A jumble of dialogue features a vice president and others arguing over a story of a cross eyed butcher and a steer. A mother’s note jokes about corporal punishment, while Akron mayor Rockwell condemns the notion that poverty sharpens character, arguing adversity hurts more than it helps.
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Rockwell
Akron
Humorous Exchanges and Fragments from Historical Papers
A collage of jokes and quips from early 20th century papers includes two faced jokes about taming truth, a millennial whim about women and spring prices, and brief exchanges between a husband and wife. Fragmentary lines reference a bike’s popularity and a fading suit in sun.
Saylor Boarding School Catalogue Inquiries
An OCR fragment describes Saylor Boarding School in Spokane Washington seeking a new catalogue and patron inquiries. It claims to be the only school in the West limiting student numbers for teacher health morals and manners, offering instruction and care, aiming to attract patrons and supporters.
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Eayin
Baylor
Spokane
Wash
The Art of Dressing and Self-Confidence
The piece argues dressing well boosts self-respect and confidence, noting that appearance affects social ease. It warns that achieving this on a limited income requires vigilant budgeting, thrift, and careful advertisement reading to answer key questions: What Where When How much.
Stray Jersey Shop Sign Prompts Charge Offer
A brief pasted scene shows a stranger asking to charge items at a Jersey town shop, with a bantering exchange about storage batteries and a clerk’s response. The quirky dialogue features a bee sting anecdote and a judge’s remark, suggesting a humorous or fragmentary local narrative.
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Jersey
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