Anaconda Standard Advertising and Office Details
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details, subscription rates, office locations, and newsstand networks. It provides addresses for the main office in Anaconda and regional offices in New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit and more, plus contact avenues for business letters.
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Bell
New Fork
Brins- Wick
Fifth Avenus
Chicero
Hartford
Madison
Dearborn Streets
Montana
Standard
New York
Hazaling’s
New Perk Row
Broadway
Jonas
Astorhouse
Philadelphia
Quaker News Co
North Sixth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
Paul—N
Marie Cigar and News Co
Fifth
Minneapolis
M. J. Kavaenaugh
South Third Street
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
Ninth
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
United News
Eddy Street
Los Angeles
Kemt
San Diego
B. M. Child's
Denver
Hansen's
WE Seventh
Intherrest
Denver—Western News Agency
East Lake City
Hanson's
Main Streets
Galt Lake City
McGillis & Ledwie
Whitehouse Corner
Daden—Lowe Bros
Twenty-fifth Street
Irakane
P. W. Fritsch
North Howard
Spokane
John TW
Grandman
Sprague Avenue
Tacoma
Treso News Co
Seattle-Hekhert
First Avenue
Washington Street
Seattle
W. O. Whitney
Portland
Bowman News Co
Asl Genera
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
The Plan On Her Back Romantic Treason Tale
Friday March 1 1812 reports a romantic treason plot at a German garrison at Fosena. Lieutenant Scharoeder rich with poverty plots to sell fortress plans to Russia through Ida Mullerthal who bears the plan tattooed on her back over several nights. The tale follows the daring ruse and travel to Transka and Warsaw with the secret map.
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Fosena
Young Offeer
Elf
Russia
Budapester Presse
Daily Telegraph
Paden
Schorvader
Pusu
Angela
Ida Mulllerthal
Transka
Indy Wan
Fraulein Mujferthel
Warsaw
Treason Plot Unfolds As Woman Is Arrested
The plan was exposed when a young woman connected to a suspected spy ring was arrested after authorities found incriminating evidence on her. Lieutenant Schroeder and the woman faced possible high treason charges as the case moved toward trial.
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Giance
Schoroeder
Wis Lage
Lie Russlin Agai
Posen
Ida Mullerthel
Warsaw
Athough
Sland
Wrat
Ila
Russia
Washington D C Senate Deadlock Delays Likely Legislation
Debate across Congress signals widespread stalemate as major bills stall. Observers anticipate minimal action before adjournment with pension, immigration, tariff, and trust-control measures in flux. Senate likely to seek compromise or none, while House delays reflect party divisions and looming conventions.
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Deat
Nouvea
Panama Canal
Senate
Washington
Jerishilon
Congress
House
Nabiity Wi
Habla
Dillingham
Mat Thie
Orary
Monetary Commission
Sonuto
Population decline hits Wissely rivers town in Iowa
The piece notes shrinking population in Wissely rivers area, claims Iowa uniquely rose two years ago, and warns Pearl button factories along the Misziselpul river have driven shellfish stocks down. It says factories arrived late, depleted shells and may force migration of industries and potential protective measures by fisheries officials.
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Hawkeye
Uncle Sam
Wissely
Misziselpul
Fisheries Bureau
Ti Fe
Wilson's Daughter Finds Traveling Difficult
Denver reports Eleanor Wilson daughter of Gov. Woodrow Wilson arrived after adventures in Chihuahua Mexico caused by border upheaval snowstorms and roadblocks. She refused to discuss details citing unsettled transport conditions from the revolution.
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Denver
Mies
Eleanor Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Chihuahua
Mexico
Express business yields only four percent of railroad revenues
Washington February 2. According to the Interstate Commerce Commission express inquiry today, the express business yields only 4 percent of the revenues of the railroad. W A Worthington assistant director of maintenance for the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific system made the statement. He said that despite increases, companies were not receiving adequate compensation for transportation of express matter.
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Washington, Fab
Tate
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. A. Worthington
Union Praffie
Southen Pacffc
Worthington
Biggest suit for undervaluation of imports filed
New York on February 24 the government began a major court action against Adolph Jessor & Co., cutlery importers, to recover 693,730 dollars. The claim alleges the amount reflects the full value of cutlery imported from Germany in 1910.
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New York
Adolph Jessor F&res
Germany
Dixon 10 Lead Roosevelt Fight
Dixon leads a campaign for Theodore Roosevelt’s nomination, arguing leadership failure widened Senate and House control, calling for progressive legislation. The piece notes Roosevelt’s broad support among Republican voters, signals fundraising roles, and mentions delegates and primaries shaping the GOP convention.
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Dixon
Roosevelt
House of Representivives
Senate
Theodore Roosevelt
Peralfent
Harmont Jupson Photo Feature In Kentucky Legislate
Jupson Harmon photographed in Kentucky with a note on the state legislature and public office holders. The piece discusses how a governor or legislative action may affect governance and accountability in the state.
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Harmon
Kentucky
Legislaure
Keantucky
Ohio
Good Roads Proposal Across Divide to Bitter Root
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports a plan to build a two good road from the North Mark south along the Wig Tale barn over the main range of the Rockies into the Bitter Root valley. Hamilton chamber and Ravalli county officials discuss joint action and possible convict labor with the state prison board. A current route via Trail Creek would connect Tig Hola basin to the continental divide and down to Bitter Root, improving transport for local markets.
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Standard
Mellon
Hamilton Chamber of Commerce
Ravallo County
Calls Down Grocers for Praising of Roosevelt
New York report states Senator Hogburn chastised a delegation of grocers for praising former President Macnevelt over the pure food and drug law. The letter to a congressman notes refusal to recommend changes, while urging action to amend the act to permit reasonable variations.
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Roosevelt
New York
Hogburn
Tanita
Macnevelt
Hawkevelt
Canfarenan
Hayburn
Ofitiolsny
Memmitien
Netoworghia
Thoraxhog Manufacturers Assn Subject of Grand Jury Probe
A federal grand jury investigation has begun into the affairs of the Thoraxhog Manufacturers' Association and related entities. Preliminary inquiries indicate scrutiny of members and potential financial improprieties within the trade group.
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York
Sat
Thoraxhog Manufacturers' Association
Whosa
Indicted members plead not guilty in restraint of trade case
Brank J. Good and James D. Keith plus others were indicted last June for conspiracy in restraint of trade. They pleaded not guilty and were fined. The group agreed to abandon the plan while the government notes persistent questions about post operations, as shown by a current grand jury inquiry.
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Brank J. Good
James D. Keith
ABE MARTIN. Ambassadors Move From Xenia Voice
Nathi a impossible. Ambassador Whitalaw Reid cramn from Xenia Ohio. Vow can't save much these days in git enfe service.
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Nathi'a
Whitalaw Reid Cramn
Xenia
Ohio
Will Pen Boost Nater
Seattle readers await a move by an Independent Telephone Company to transfer property to a new group. The company will continue service at current rates for two years before seeking rate increases from the state public utilities commission.
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Seattle
Feh
Independent Telephone Company
Padina ‘Volophona Wna ‘Tharaph Company
Independent Telephone
Pany
Etate Public Aorion Commission
Man from Church Robbery Found Guilty in Vancouver
Britfah Cottroble Mab, alias Mab Atonty Braltor, captured in the Church of the Rosary, pleaded guilty today to three separate theft charges. He broke into Chenburoh and stole a money transfer box, and entered the church to steal a handbag from a kneeling worshiper.
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Vancouver
Britfah Cottroble
Mab
Atonty Braltor
Chenburoh
Atolan
Sh Wwonnin
Helpul Hints On Hair Health From Rexall Tone
A damaged ad claims dandruff is contagious and causes baldness. It promotes Rexall 93 Hair Tonto as a guaranteed remedy with a free trial if not satisfied. Sold only at Sullet Drug Co in Anaconda and Paxson Rockefeller in Butte, with price points of 50 cents and 1 dollar.
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McCormick
Gomerne
George W. Perkins
Perkins
Roosevelt
Mir. Tievell
E.W. Simins
Hoosevelt National
Simms
Taft
Illinois
Tiinois
Ure
Reneedy
Rexall Remadica
Butte
Anaconda
Teast Park
Areaus
Paxson & Rockefeller
Weat
Paris
Atregt
Buttor
Piles Piles Piles and Patent Remedy Ad in Ohio
Fragmentary ad for a patent remedy called Pile Gintment promising cures for piles and related conditions. Mentions sale by Poxuon & Hockefellar Co in Clavelend Ohio and references a manufacturing or proprietorship statement.
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Williams
Norba
Japurrisia
Ranuractnr
Nropristors
Clavelend
Ohio
Poxuon & Hockefellar Co
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