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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1912
Page
18
Subscription rates notice for daily and Sunday editions
Daily and Sunday per month one dollar. Daily and Sunday one year when paid early in advance fourteen dollars. Sunday Standard one year two dollars and fifty cents. Main Office Standard Block Anaconda. Business Office Bell Phone. Editorial Room see MD.
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Anaconda
Bell Phos
Escveces
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Newsstand network locations for the Standard Publishing Co.
A list of newsstand agencies and contact addresses across major cities including New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Minneapolis Kansas City San Francisco Seattle and Portland. It also provides office details for Standard Publishing Company based in Anaconda Montana.
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W. J. Morton
Menacer
New York
Bruns- Wick
Fifth Avenue
Chicago Fire
Hartford Buftleing
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
Montana
Hotaling
Park Row
Thirty
Broadway
Jonas
Astorhouse
Philadelphia
Quaker News Co
North Sixth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
San Diego—Fe
M. Child's News Agency
Denver
H. P. Hansen's
Seventeenth Street
Spracue Avenue
Tacoma
Washington Becomes Political Hub As Campaigns Open
The city of Washington now hosts the headquarters and publicity bureaus for all presidential candidates of both major parties. Taft Roosevelt and La Follette run Republican offices while Wilson Harmon Clark Underwood and Foss organize against each other, with a sympathetic bureau for Bryan. Washington, as the nation’s news center, drew campaign operatives to its capital, signaling the end of the dark horse era.
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Washington
National Capital
Taft
Roosevelt
la Follette
Wilson
Harmon
Clark
Underwood
Foss
Bryan
New York
Wall
English press loves sensational foreign news says Griffiths
John C. Griffiths United States consul general in London told an authors club dinner that London newspapers should print fewer horrors and more substantial real news from America. He argued Americans are judged by what their media shows abroad.
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John Bull
Jonathan
John C. Griffiths
United States
London
Authors’ Club
America
Press Freedom and Real Life in America
The speaker laments English and American newspapers focusing on sensational crime rather than depicting daily life. He argues media should foster friendship and goodwill between nations and recalls a Welsh minister’s tale about press reach and censorship, ending with a crowd quip about loosening restraints.
A Proposed Monday Holiday Reform Across the Year
A Survey writer urges moving most holidays to Mondays for even distribution and shorter work stoppages. Christmas and New Year would stay excluded, with Easter given a definite date, to reduce employer and employee hardship and boost productivity.
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Washington
American Medical Association
Interior department upholds pre survey homestead rights
The interior department maintains that a qualified settler can file homestead on unsurveyed land intended for future entry, even if surveyed later places the site in school sections sixteen or thirty-six, with the state allowed to select replacement lands. Washington and Idaho high courts have ruled otherwise, but those decisions are not binding on the federal government.
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Supreme Courts
Interior Department
Supreme Court of the
State of Washington
State of Idaho
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court
Frank A. Ott
Ott
Waterville Land District
Ort
State's title incident marks survey condition for school lands
Ott settled on the land in 1905 and filed a homestead in 1908 after the survey. interior department decisions dispute state title to a school section until survey and no prior adverse claim. When lost, the state can seek indemnity but not seize the specific prior settlement.
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Ott
Interior Department
Supreme Court
Readjustment of County Boundaries Complete
Special Dispatch to the Standard Bozeman March 4. County Surveyor Fred Brown of Gallatin, with co operate county surveyors F Robertson Park F J Spach Meagher W G Kircher Broadwater and Walter W Payne Madison completed a readjustment of county boundaries. If approved by all counties and legal steps set, the matter moves to the Attorney General for guidance. Brown will submit maps to Gallatin county on Monday and to Park county, Virginia City Townsend and White Sulphur Springs on later dates.
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Standard
Bozeman
Fred Brown
Gallatin
F. Robertson
Park County
F. J. Spach
Meagher County
W. G Kircher
Broadwater County
Walter W. Payne
Madison County
Justin M. Smith
Galen
Brown
Virginia City
Townsend
White Sulphur Springs
Postponed Meeting of Labor Leaders in Kansas City
A planned meeting of labor leaders in Kansas City to organize railroad shopmen west of the Mississippi for wage gains has been postponed indefinitely. J. A. Franklin and M. F. Ryan, presidents of the boiler makers and carmen unions, confirm discussions continue but no firm plans exist.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Mississippi River
J. A. Franklin
Boiler Makers’ Union
M. F. Ryan
Carmen's Union
Franklin
Taft approves land exchange with South Dakota forests
Washington March 4 President Taft signed a proclamation enabling South Dakota to select 60 603 acres of land from Harney and Sioux national forests in exchange for school lands. The move seeds a broader plan to resolve school lands within national forests and Idaho has a similar agreement, with more states negotiating.
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Washington
South Dakota
National Forest
Taft
Harney
Sioux National
Forest Service
Idaho
Germany Deliberates U.S. Mexico Withdrawal Notice
Berlin reports official U S guidance for citizens to leave Central Mexico has not yet prompted a German reply though a similar move is considered possible. The foreign office issued a semi official statement today outlining Germany’s position and potential forthcoming action.
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Berlin
United States
Mexico
Foreign Office
Supreme Court reverses in road duty case in Lewis and Clark county
Helena March 4 Supreme Court rules county commissioners and road supervisor liable for injuries on Bik Creek road near Augusta G W Smith sued Henry Zimmer and Lewis and Clark county officials after an obstruction caused his fall The district court had granted non suit and the high court remands for further proceedings Justice Holloway dissented noting limitations of liability across officials
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Standard
Helena
Supreme Court
Brantly
G. W. Smith
Henry Zimmer
Lewis and Clark County
Smith
Augusta
Bik Creek
Zimmer
Hindson
Richardson
Mose Root
District Court
Board of Commissioners
Holloway
North Liberty Claims Largest Big Men Share in Middle West
Iowa City's North Liberty, a 250 population town, boasts five men with a combined weight of 1,580 pounds averaging 361 each. The mayor has issued a formal challenge for comparisons.
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Iowa City
Iowa
North Liberty
Middle West
McNamara boys smoke ban and Melodeon hall vaudeville fiasco
Constant reader ABE MARTIN reports from Bunker Hill Indiana that the McNamara boys do not smoke cigarettes. A vaudeville show at Melodeon hall last night drew poor business, so the magician used turnips instead of eggs.
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Constant \eader
Bunker Hill
Ind
McNamara
Melodeon Hall
Uses Corncob Pipe in Fight Ends in Death
In Cleveland on a Thursday night a card game dispute led to Tony Pitchen being struck in the cheek by the stem of a corncob pipe wielded by Donato Lombardo. Pitchen died the next night. Lombardo was arrested on a murder charge.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Tony Pitchen
Donato Lombardo
Lombardo
Pitchen
Senator Andrews on trial for bribery in insurance case
Columbus Ohio March 4 State Senator L R Andrews of Lawrence county went on trial charged with accepting a 200 bribe from a detective for backing an insurance bill This is the second trial arising from indictments filed last Thursday against insurance men Also: Shell Oil plans an oil refinery at Longue Point near Montreal with crude oil from Africa to be refined there
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Columbus
Ohio
L. R. Andrews
Lawrence County
Andrews
Shell Oil Company of
London
Engand
Longue Points
Montreal
Africa
Lomue Pointe
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Butte
East Broadway
Bell
Independent
Anaconda, Mont
England
Griffiths
John Jones
David Evans
John Williams
Teddy Roosevelt
Joe Dixon
Senator la Follette
Thornton End
Senate Judiciary Committee
Bourquin
Dixon
Germany
ion—Holloway
Abe Martin
Orton Bros.’ Piano House
Steinway
Hallet & Davison
Bach
Lawson
Jesse French
Ised
Promi Manét
Estey
Ellington
Smith-Barnes
Singer
Majestic
Dunbar
Willard
Apollo
Chickering
Kranich & Bach
J. & C. Fischer
North Main St
Orton Bros
Butte, Mont
Owsley Block
Mont
Catamaua
Rice, Fulton & May
Proprietors
Harper’s Creamery
Nevada Avenue
FOR and Feather CO
West Park St. Butte, Mont
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