The Anaconda Standard subscription and office notices
The notice lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and prepay terms. It provides publishing address in Anaconda and business office contacts, plus branch offices in Butte and Morton and foreign advertising contacts. It also details authorized news stand locations across major cities and direct all correspondence to Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
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John W. Graham & Co
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Pacific Avenus
Seattle
International News Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
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Standard Publishing Company
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Montana
Young America
United States
San Francisco Plans Heavy Borrowing After Riots
The Trade Journal warns San Francisco faces rebuilding costs and a need to borrow about four hundred million dollars as labor and materials stay costly. Insurance helps but funds must come from eastern lenders, influencing markets. The piece notes political chatter about a third term and President Roosevelt, while aging and facing retirement, would shape the national scene.
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Inhality
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Debate on American foreign policy and pacifist sentiment
The passage argues that Americans have grown weary of militarism and world power ambitions since the Spanish American War. It suggests reduced enthusiasm for intervention, cites domestic prosperity as priority, and critiques Japanese incidents and the political groups supporting aggressive policy.
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Spain
Butte Miners Recall Anti Contract Pact Amid Union Row
A report from the Western Federation of Miners outlines yesterday's convention action repudiating all past contracts with employers. The move challenges the validity of agreements in Butte and will test the power of the federation to enforce anti contract rules on both sides of the labor market.
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Weatery Federation of Miners
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Butte
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Stancard
Notable Wife Beater Case Heard in Local Court
A Notte police court case concluded with a verdict of guilty conduct toward family against a man accused of abusing his wife. The judge urged strict punishment to deter such acts, praising police and noting ongoing efforts to protect domestic violence victims in the community.
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Aliya
Notte
Cape
Wanderer’s Tale From a Turbulent Northland
A fragmented narrative speaks of a northern frontier with cannons and Frenchmen, misty wars, and shifting gender roles. It hints at a restless society where men brace for conflict while women await new orders amid evolving ideals.
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Tormtarten
PRESS COMMENT Merged Opinions Across Papers Show Debates
A compendium of quoted views from the New York Herald Chicago Charleston News and Courier Westminster Review Century Magazine and other outlets debates on fairness religion clergy and public policy. The clippings illustrate cross provoked stances on tolerance and international affairs with varied rhetoric.
Overpacking Prisons Reported in Spasie District
On June 19 the detention hospital in Spasie district is overflowing with prisoners. Police leadership notes overcrowding with some inmates sleeping outdoors. The Interior Minister faces discouraging crop reports in the southwest as winter wheat rots from heavy rains and young wheat is killed by drought.
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Meterabarg
Spasie
Pnlitlead
Jury verdict returns against Tucker in key case
The jury returned a verdict against Tucker after a trial involving the Linele simall rape case. The case, tied to the United States vicy court, referenced a revolver appointment issue at the Supreme Court.
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Kat
Linele Simall
Tucker Ainghe
Nm Revelver
Armons Hotren news and hidden living riddle
Fragmentary text describes secret lives and a hidden evil presence. References to a mysterious “miaowha” and a figure called Maa fis imply deception. Several garbled phrases complicate clarity but suggest a newsy item about intrigue and danger in a chaotic setting.
Walsh Address Sparked By Civic Meeting Notes
The report covers a convention in Helena with speeches by Mrs. Lange, Mrs. Digksin, and Miss O Nell among others. Highlights include remarks on national importance of southern and eastern conditions, women’s civic engagement, and a finale with Governor Tufts.
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Putte
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Dickson
Mia. McCormick
Milings
Lenantantes
Mia P. Dremenates
Miss O'Nell
Nelle Pox
Miss Gaarth
Maple
Penwell
Linge
Misa Bronk Og
Mike Parechent
Rouker
Aina
Tuute
Notable city leaders attend session as delegates vote
Chief Justice Brantly and Justice Pigott joined the gathering as visitors depart for home and new arrivals enter the 14st day of sessions. Mrs Gunn leads the Little delegation, while Mrs Walsh is seen as a likely Worthy Leader, with votes split among new club delegates.
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Brantly
Mustice Pigott
Hone
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Mra
J. W. Gunn
Ty T Walsh
Stupendous Inquiry To Begin Into Hamburg American
Washington June 19 the commerce commission began a proceeding of inquiry into the Hamburg American Packet company charged by Peter Wright and Son general agents at Philadelphia of Cosmopolitan Shipping and Cosmpolitan lines with malpractice. The inquiry promises unprecedented scope tracing altered railroad and shipping combinations affecting American producers manufacturers and shippers who rely on these systems.
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United States
Gere Ato
Illegible obituary fragment from Leavenworth area
Fragmentary OCR item from Leavenworth extracted text notes a death notice for an individual named Jakely and an event at Aerclock City with unclear details and dates. The readable portion mentions a senior Tarkie Gatler and a birthday or age reference.
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United States
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Aerclock City
Nerning
Iin Deake
Oeetir Ak
University holds spring graduation ceremony in Philadelphia
The University of Pennsylvania awarded degrees to a large class in a spring commencement in Philadelphia. Several AiO students received degrees and honorary degrees were conferred amid a formal ceremony.
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Commencement Orator Speaks On Opportunity
The address by Minnesota Governor John A. Johnson and other speakers honors graduates. Hideyo Noxuc Shi of Japan receives a Master of Science as part of the ceremony, highlighting the university’s theme The University Graduate's Opportunity.
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Captain Morrow Fined by Treasury for Goods Case
Captain Morrow of the U S Army transport Kilpatrick was fined 720 by the Treasury Department for bringing to Newpor t a case of silks and other fine dress goods marked used household candy It was said he appealed claiming he did not know the contents of the case and did not knowingly violate the law.
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Newpor News
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Department
Inquest to Probe Loss of Minugana Lancet Vessel
A formal inquiry into the Minugana lancet loss moves forward under the inspection of the general inspector of steam vessels. The inquiry, initially closed by the wavy department, will now proceed with a broader suspect base. The theory points to the launch hitting a heavy time buoy, causing the incident.
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Washington
Shooting to Tryament Marks Biggest Entry Yet
Chicago entries soar for the grand American handgun shooting event with Ment 498 marksmen set to compete on Thursday. Organizers call it the largest turnout in the history of the competition across this country and beyond.
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