Standard Publishing Company notice and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publication rates and multiple office and newsstand locations. It notes addresses for its main office in Anaconda Montana and regional offices in New York Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati Detroit Indianapolis Chicago St Louis St Paul Minneapolis Kansas City San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland Vancouver and more. It directs all business correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Mont.
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Montana
New York City
Hotaline
Park Row
Twenty-ninth
Broadway
L. Jonas & Co
Astorhouse
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Fountain News Co
Fifth
Walnut Streets
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Yndianapolis
Yoma News Co
Chicago
Auditorium
Seattle
Eckart
Second Avenue
Cherry Street
W. O. Whitney
Acme News Co
Third Avenue
Union Street
Portland
Oregon News Co
Morrison
Northwest News Co
Portland News Co
Vancouver
British Columbia
Wide World News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Lorimer's Senate Bid Faces Shifts in 1911
A Tuesday 1911 column questions Lorimer's claim to the Senate amid party shifts. It notes Beveridge and Lodge backed the 1909 resolution, Lorimer narrowly won 46 to 40, and that many successors of anti Lorimer senators now vote differently. Several new senators are named as potential votes, casting doubt on a long career for Lorimer.
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Senate
Lorimer
Congress
Beveridge
Lodge
Massachusetts
Works of California
Flint
Townsend
Burrows
Michigan
Myers
Carter
Montana
Pomerene
Ohio
Johnson
Hale
Maine
Martine
Kean
New Jersey
Mr. Lorimer
Butte Sees Rising Costs For Enlarged House Of Representatives
The article notes that expanding the House to forty two more members will cost about a third of a million dollars annually, plus secretary salaries and private offices. It also mentions calls by longtime members to reduce the size despite census-driven growth and hints at broader fiscal pressures and debates.
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House of Representatives
House
Commons
London
Resigning Boston teacher urges calm approach to flirtation
A longtime Boston educator resigning after 49 years advises younger colleagues not to shun flirtation entirely. She argues a touch of coquetry can rest the mind after arduous school duties and hints at broader psychi cal observations on pedagogical ethics and discernment.
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Boston
Endurance and resignation in long careers contrasted
The piece ponders whether a 49 year tenure leads to resignation or perseverance and whether flirtation in craft becomes art after decades. It notes many school teachers with decades of practice claim no science to such feats and that resting the mind may obscure truth.
Lord justice laments loss of blunt honesty in modern times
A London circle speech by a lord justice decries widespread willingness to call a neighbor a liar and the drift from personal honor. He notes society now treats truth as negotiable, with bonds increasingly handled by corporations at a premium and arbitration replacing outright dispute.
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London
Great Britain
European heights and city growth noted in brief items
The clipping surveys varied facts from Europe and America: Norwegians and Lapps described as tallest and shortest, Princeton enrolls 1 442 yet ranks fifty first among colleges, London proper spans about a square mile with the county at 117, and a crowning of George V in Westminster with Kitchener commanding troops. It covers industry notes on drawn glass and a Maine cow yielding butter daily, plus a 200 year old carved German beer pipe offered for $1 000, and government employment figures.
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Europe
Princeton
Elias Morse
North Livermore
James M. Huston
Washington
Illinois
Consular and
Diplomatic Service
Census Bureau
Treasury Department
Ninth
Tenth Streets
Moving Picture Theaters
Washington Herald
Darrow Leaves Chicago for Los Angeles Today
Clarence S. Darrow chief defense counsel in the McNamara dynamiting case will depart Chicago for Los Angeles. His possible return to present further testimony to a grand jury is noted alongside related actions in Indianapolis and Los Angeles involving J. A. G. Baderhoff Walter Drew and other associates. Judge Markey orders Burns bond surety to produce Burns by July 15 as he faces kidnapping indictment.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clarence S. Darrow
Chicago
John J. McNamara
Indianapolis
J. A. G. Baderhoff
Walter Drew
National Erectors’ Association
Ford
Frank Fox
J. J. McNamara
Markey
W. J. Burns
Burns
Judge Markey Delivers Crackdown in Criminal Court
Indianapolis reports that on June 19 Judge Markey of the criminal court took decisive action in a high profile case. Prosecutors seek strict sentencing as defense argues for leniency amid complex evidence and legal questions. Courtroom observers await further rulings and next hearings.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Markey
The
Criminal Court
French Canadians from Butte to attend St John the Baptist feast
About 100 French Canadians from Butte and vicinity will travel to Missoula for the feast of the birth of St John the Baptist. Most depart next Saturday ahead of the celebration on Sunday, June 25, with Jared Petit leading the local arrangements committee.
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Butte
Missoula
St. John the Baptist
Jared Petit
Coroner Stevens Undergoes Minor Operation
Coroner Jesse P. Stevens is hospitalized for hip trouble and a small growth removal. Doctors expect a recovery and return in about two weeks.
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Jesse P. Stevens
Mr. Stevens
Montana Commandery Elects New Officers
At the last regular conclave of Montana commandery number 3 officers were elected: John L. Carroll eminent commander Norman W. Hick generalissimo Frank Toole captain general George W. Craven senior warden Gilbert A Chaevigny junior warden Stephen P. Wright prelate Jesse B Wathey warden Frank E. Alexander treasurer William J. W Honey recorder Sang Greenwood standard bearer Charles Austin sword bearer Jesse B Wathey temple trustee. Burning bedding in the basement of a house at 728 Madison avenue called the fire department out yesterday afternoon. Someone struck a match igniting the bedding. The damage was nominal. The building is owned by Walter H. Walsh.
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Montana Commandery
John L. Carroll
Norman W. Hick
Frank Toole
George W. Craven
Gilbert A. Chaevigny
Stephen P. Wright
Jesse
Madison Avenue
Walter H. Walsh
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Sin Na
Standard Bilock
Reefness
Bell Phone
Poukls Gar
Rutte Franch
Broadway Bell
Morton
Preton
New York
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
Hartford
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
John J. McCloskey
McCloskey
Taft
Mary
Porfirio Diaz
Ely
George
Mexico
Colonel Roosevelt
King George
J. Pierpont Morgan
Weber
Kimball Vose
Steinway Kranich & Bach
Hallet
Davis
Conway
Weber Pianola
Chickering
Apollo
Kranich & Bach
Elwood
Balls
Auto Lyric
Orton Bros
Square
North Main Street
Butte, Mont
Darrow
M'Namara
Indiana
Will
Ccnses
Grand Jury
Haros
Owsley
Mont
Specia
N Ear High School
Bell
Rice & Fulton
Oakland, California
Pacific Coast
Stanford
University of California
Luella Clay Carson
LL. D. Fox
Mills College
California
F. B
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