Standard Publishing Company and Butte Branch Details
Publication notice from Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Mont outlining offices branch contact details and subscription rates. Includes addresses for editorial and business departments and lists wire service and news agency affiliations in multiple cities.
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Ffandard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconan
Nation Ofice-Standard
Anaconda
Mont
Réttorial
Butte
East Broadway
Standard
Anaconda, Mont
Helena primary vote sets stage for new commission government
Helena citizens vote Monday in a primary for officers under the commission form. Four mayoral candidates and 22 council contenders vie as the trial heat determines who advances to the real election in two weeks. The campaign is notably quiet with much of the parties keeping out of it. Women's registration exceeds a quarter, yet excitement remains low. Analysts say Helena's outcome will test whether the commission form yields better city governance. Prices for essentials have risen with 1914 costs up 2 percent from 1818 and much higher than in 1912, with Western increases steeper and war effects contributing amid abundant crops.
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Helena
Wil
Comminson
Department of Labor
Observing Independence Day Fourth of July customs
The article discusses observing Independence Day on July Fifth and promoting Americanization Day next year. It urges community actions such as employer led celebrations or public gatherings to foster a common language and shared American ideals, emphasizing immigrants as approachable and the need to start small.
Albania Doomed In Light Of World War Speculation
The article argues Albania’s fate is sealed amid Balkan shifts and Allied or Central Power outcomes. It cites Austrian influence after the second Balkan War, Greek southern occupation, Montenegrin border raids, and Italian seizing Aviona seaport. Depending on the war’s outcome, Albania could be divided, annexed, or restored to Turkey, with its national existence seemingly nearing end.
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Europe
Albania
Balkan
Turkey
Austria
Serbia
Vgre
Italy
Aviona
Germany
Greece
Bulgaria
Teutons
Hungarian View of Lusitania Sinking Sparks Compassion
A New York Herald English translation of Sandor Nadas's Hungarian piece condemns the Lusitania attack. The author questions wartime motives, laments two thousand victims, and wonders how Hungary’s censor allowed publication while pondering Germany's diplomatic stance toward American representation.
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New York Herald
London
Pesticutar
Sandor Nadas
Hungary
The
Herald
Lusitania
Austria
Ausstria
Serbia
Eighteenth annual American Mining congress called for San Francisco expo
Official notice sets the eighteenth annual American Mining congress for September 20 21 and 22 at Memorial auditorium during the San Francisco exposition. Delegates from across the United States Canada Mexico and South America are expected to attend and view mining exhibits. The program aims for broader cooperation among mining interests to boost efficiency safety and conservation.
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American Mining Congress
Memorial Auditorium
San Francisco Exposition
United States
Canada
Mexico
South America
Itte
Neighboring Immigrant Life and National Economic Outlook
A coded editorial passage portrays immigration as a neighborly issue rather than a policy concern. It notes improved overall conditions nationwide, mentions market hesitations in the Mock market, and cites government reports predicting higher prices for wheat and other grains. It also references industrial gains in iron, steel, and cotton, with a prevailing sense of optimism about ongoing national strength and power.
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Barone
New York
Bette
United
Do not resign when things do not suit you
A long exhortation argues against quitting in public life. It cites Washington Lincoln and others to urge perseverance, urging individuals to re evaluate beliefs, argue their case, and continue in effort rather than resigning, noting that leaders and ordinary workers alike must endure critic ism and toil to achieve outcomes.
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Peat Tenner
Ie Sime
Wil Igon
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Calvin
Moses
Israel
Christ
Fas
Observations on memory, morals, and pioneers in Montana
A rambling, period voice muses on divorce woes, gambling, cigarette culture, and the vanished world of old-time vaudeville and pioneer life. It recalls Tax versus death, fashion, and the value of names, landmarks, and persevering salesmen who toiled across western roads. The piece blends social critique with nostalgic anecdotes about Montana and early industry.
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San Marino
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Goliath
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Underwood & Underwood
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