Publishing and circulation details of The Standard Publishing Company
The document lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, multiple office addresses in Anaconda Montana, and numerous news agencies and distributors across the United States. It designates the paper as entered at the post office as second class mail matter and provides contact points for general business correspondence.
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Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Bell
Modest Southeastern Montana irrigation project described
A government report from Washington details a major irrigation project in Southeastern Montana covering about 45 000 acres split into 40 acre farms. It notes initial irrigation of 12 000 acres in 1911 with crop value around 216 000 dollars, and overall land sale and livestock returns.
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Washington
Tuppegpn
United
Monitana
Reclamation Service
Billings
Huntley
Sigan Conia
Halo
Abual
Flags and politics clash at a Seattle socialist convention
At a Washington state socialist convention in Seattle a motion to also play the American flag was voted down amid jeers. In Congress a ceremonial display of 136 battle flags honoring the Navy drew cheers and anger as lawmakers interrupted with praise and fear for the flag’s symbolism.
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Washington State
Seattle
United States
America
Congress
Yale
America Navy
Clark
Ferry
Lawrence
Muore
Mae Hy
Witherspoon
Wssissiimmd
Roosevelt movement gains backing from Perkins in New York
George W Perkins, a New York financier, openly backs Theodore Roosevelt and arranges meetings with Colonel Roosevelt for Roosevelts supporters. The arrangement spreads among Republican backers including a Pacific coast committee member, with Perkins signaling a likely self nomination and early conference plans.
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George W Perkins
New York
Muanelul Waokar
Roosevelt
Vocatee
Perkins
Pacific Coast States
Perking
Theoflore Roosevelt
Outlack
Parking
Columbus
Bern
Mt Perkins
Pie Ices
Wave
Pepubleana
Colonel Moesavelt
Ouvloak Omer
Buon
Frank Ay
Aers
WMI
Washinton
Wife flees with baby amid brutal Park block clash
In a Park block confrontation over custody and support, George Fhiming and his wife fought while neighbors watched. Police report the 12 year marriage ended with threats, a sobbing tale, and a fleeing mother with their child. Meanwhile J W Foley, 19, and his wife argued at Montana and Boardman streets, ending in a police station appearance after she claimed a punch left a facial scar.
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J. WW Foley
Abe Alell
Ignite
Montana and
Boardman Streets
Yorath
Anarchist Who Spat On Flag Is Held to Account
In New York Brooklyn a man was held on $100 bail by a Brooklyn magistrate after being charged with a misdemeanor for spitting on a flag during an anarchist gathering in the WilliamsburgJen Williamsburg district. Speaker Mina Goldman attended the event protesting state actions during the Lawrence strike.
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New York
Elix
Adobe
Brooklyn
Jamsburg
Lenemina Goldman
Newling
Wutherliles
Investigating Indian Agents Faces New Interior Probe
A House subcommittee will tour Arizona Oklahoma and other western states to study Indian office operations. The inquiry follows an Interior Department plan to review agency practices and address allegations of liquor trafficking in Osage territory.
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Washington
Mazeh
Interior Department
Roonevelt
Taft
Arizona
Oklahoma
Indian Office
The Mystery of Maturing Beauty in Aunt’s Advice
A playful essay on aging and beauty, arguing that real charm goes beyond skin deep. An aunt counsels her niece on the dangers of artificial perfection, praising inner warmth, radiance, and natural appeal over mere looks.
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Henty
Ction
Ranheart
Supreme Court Upholds Right to Sell Patented Articles
Washington March news reports a split Supreme Court ruling on patent selling contracts. The decision allows patentees to dictate selling terms, with Chief Justice White and Justices Hughes and Lamar dissenting. The ruling alarms critics who warn it could grant broad monopoly power and prompt congressional action.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
White
Hughes and
Lamar
Wickersham
la- Veltor Lehmann
Turton
Congress
Tenor Cavardosi to sing for judge in breach suit
In San Francisco March 11 the tenor Cavardosi sought to prove fitness for grand opera to Judge Barnett by offering to hire a hall and perform. Theater staff testified he could not qualify as an opera singer, sparking a confrontation with orchestra and patrons. Cavardosi vowed to sing for the court, and the judge approved a private performance next Sunday night.
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Barnett
Cavardosi
Ladel Theater
Br Court
Cavardoz
Census men denied right of separate trials
In Troon Washington Atomese court denied motions for separate trials for Guy W Kelly Moyer Watts OB A Shafer and Elmer L Amidon accused of tampering with 40 census returns Judge Dunworth declined to rule on protest and the issue was referred from Judge Ridkin.
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Wash
Mares
Unites States Jurge
Ridkin
Tacowa
Pierce County
Scraps of curious notices and stray facts emerge
A jumble of anecdotes covers golf interest in Japan the Kansas City Journal model mine to a farmer who prepaid years of a newspaper subscription two English widows and dogs commitments a New York banker inheritance a historic art restoration and a London typist airing earnings. Also cited are a girl with birthday gifts and a plague story from Ceylon noting invasive nuisances and a difficult to exterminate pest.
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Yagorta
Nouth
France
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Hall
Ticonderoga
Ida
Comntaston
Pernwate
Ceylon
Anaila
Andi
Gratheen
Unclear fragments reveal canal lore and odd items
Fragmentary columns recount ancient sites near Limouy bay and Colum bu s voyage, a mule commandeered piano bound for fields, and shifts in U S telephone control. Mixed text mentions judges, schools, estates, and notices with disjointed details.
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