Advertising agencies and newspaper offices listed nationwide
The Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana directs general correspondence to its offices and lists numerous news agents and city addresses from New York to Seattle. It notes agents in Chicago Detroit San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Seattle and more with specific street locations.
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W. J. Morton
Foreign
New York
Brunswick Building
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Hartford
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
Montana
Hotaling’s
Park Row
Thirty-eighth
Broadway
Jonas Astorhouse
Philadelphia
Quaker News Co
North Sixth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Chicago—Auditorium
St. Paul
N. St. Marie
H. P. Hansen's
Seventeenth
Denver
Seattle
Eckhart
First Avenue
Washington Street
W. C. Whitney
Portland
Bowman News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Butte Democrats Back Strong Platform And Clean Governance
Democrats gathered in Butte praised a vigorous platform and solid alderman nominees. They urged voters to reject socialism and tax hikes, praising republican ideals and the city’s history. The nominees were described as worthy of support by all good citizens.
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Democrats
Butte
Socialist Party
Democratic Party
Educating Lower Animals in Psychology Experiments
Universities in America and Europe test whether dogs and horses can develop higher intellects. While most savants doubt animal thinking and reasoning, a few psychologists challenge this by trying to teach animals to think rather than merely perform tricks.
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America
Europe
Opin
Beasts Learn Arithmetic in Berlin Krall’s Arab Stallions
A Berlin letter in the New York Sun details Herr Krall’s two Arab stallions Zarif and Mohammed performing arithmetic operations and language tasks after four years of training. The experiments echo Clever Hans debates, while Cleveland hails its pugilist Kilbane, the sixth city champion.
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Berlin
New York
Mohammed
Herr Krall
Hans
Zarif
Krall
Roosevelt and Taft Share Canadian Reciprocity Stance
Roosevelt and Taft both favored reciprocity with Canada. Roosevelt now campaigns while repudiating his earlier stance yet his record shows ardent support. Representative Kahn cites Roosevelt’s past words to urge Republicans to study his views as the reciprocity measure moved through Congress.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Northwest
Washington
Congress
Kahn
California
Mr. Roosevelt
Canada
Roosevelt Voices for Canada Reciprocity in Grand Rapids Speech
In February 1911, Theodore Roosevelt urged closer Canada United States trade ties at a Lincoln Club banquet in Grand Rapids Michigan. He framed reciprocity as a shared goal benefiting both nations and urged a policy of equal mutual interest.
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Senate
Roosevelt
Lincoln Club
Grand Rapids
Mich
Republican Club of
New York
Canada
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Dominion of Canada
Chinese republic prospects noted in cables and letters
In London and Washington the view grows that conditions in China exceed cable reports. Cables mention three governments in Peking Nanking and Wucane while remote provinces reject authority. Private letters hint Sun Yat Sen may announce the republic and organize loans, with Foochow literati widely backing the move.
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London
Washington
China
Peking
Nanking
Wucane
Mongolia
Sun Yat Sen
Foochow
New York Court Attaches to Be Armed Hereafter
New York City Chief Magistrate William McAdoo ordered all uniformed court attendants and clerks to carry revolvers after the Hillsville Va. mass killing of Judge Thorn ton L. Massie and his officers. The move follows clashes between court staff and criminals visiting courts. The arming is expected to transform police protection across city courts.
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New York
Thornton L. Massie
Hillsville
William McAdoo
New York City
McAdoo
Arizona legislature pushes recall of judiciary and income tax amendment
Phoenix, March 21. A resolution to resubmit a constitutional amendment for recall of the judiciary passed its first reading in both houses. A separate measure to ratify the federal income tax amendment also cleared its first reading and was referred to committees.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Operators Stand Firm Against Wage Bill in Parliamentary Row
In a heated session the government pursues a minimum wage bill despite labor leaders pushing for their schedule. Austen Chamberlain and Sir Edward Gray warn of surrender and future strife while mine owners fear many collieries will close if the bill passes.
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House of Commons
Austen Chamberlain
Edward Gray
Foreign Affairs
Unprecedented Distress Forecast in England
London reports severe trade disruption and growing destitution as miners may strike at week’s start. Great Western Railway plans cuts after coal reserves, Paisley thread mills lay off 12,000 workers, ports congested with idle ships and 100000 tons idle at Southampton docks.
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London
Great Western Railway
Paisley
Southampton Docks
Oceanic
Majestic
St. Paul
New York
Philadelphia
Clerks Accused of Embezzling Court Funds
Washington March 21 Chairman Clayton of the judiciary committee declared on the floor that more than 20 clerks of federal courts in the United States were embezzlers of court funds and still kept their posts because the law could not reach them. He urged an amendment to allow presidential removal of offending clerks.
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Washington
Clayton
Judiciary Committee
House
United States
Grace accuses wife in shooting case in Atlanta
Eugene H. Grace confirmed his wife shot him after a Philadelphia statement claiming he would vindicate her at the trial. Grace's condition remained unchanged today as authorities pursued the case in Atlanta, Ga.
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Atlanta
Philadelphia
Eugene H. Grace
Grace
War drama comparison through Uncle Eben and Uncle Ezra
The dialogue contrasts the Wounded Knee conflict with the Reformation, with Uncle Eben arguing the former was depicted on film far more extensively. The exchange emphasizes the scale of coverage and the speakers’ humorous view of historical events.
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Ezra
Wounded Knee
Eben
Tea Every Day to Get Women Out
Miss Mary E. O’Neill, president of the Woman’s club, says a big effort will push women to register to vote at the school election. Tea hours 2 to 5 at Swedish hall, 627 East Galena, with registration machines and daily teas until registration closes.
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Mary E. O'Neill
Woman's Club
Swedish Hall
Galena Street
E. B. Weirick
T. A. Griggs
L. P. Sanders
William Rozsa
Max W. Atwater
J. R. FE. Sievers
Mary O'Neill
Grant School
Citizens Party Elects Delegates to Convention
The citizens party of Walkerville held primaries and elected delegates to the convention tonight at 8 in Walkerville city hall. First ward delegates are Henry Lewin J a Broughton J J Dodge with alternates Charles Beley W H Thomas James Renfree. Second ward delegates Edward Finnigan 3 Sacohilli J J Johns with alternates Frank Donovan Davey Trahham Charles Avery. Third ward delegates W J Brunett S Ippal lick M C Madison with alternates Ben Speckbacher Edward Wilcox Ernest Burnett.
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Citizens’ Party of
Walkerville
The
Republican Party
Walkerville City Hall
Henry Lewin
J. A. Broughton
J. J. Dodge
Charles Beley
W. H. Thomas
James Renfree
Edward Finnigan
Sacohilli
J. J. Johns
Frank Donovan
Davey Trahham
Charles Avery
Third Ward
W. J. Brunett
S. Ippallick
M. C. Madison
Ben Speckbacher
Edward Wilcox
Ernest Burnett
Miner Dies of Miners’ Consumption at County Poor Farm
Alfred Rahtt a 28 year old miner died last evening at the county poor farm from miners' consumption. Brought to the institution two months ago in a dying condition. He is thought to have a sister in Wyoming but messages failed to locate her. The body will be held pending efforts to reach relatives.
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Alfred Rahtt
Wyoming
Populist Icon William A Peffer Writes His Life Story
William A. Peffer the sole populist U S senator writes the story of his life and times at age 80. He works with his pen in a tile upstairs room in Topeka Kansas as he documents his remarkable political career.
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William A. Peffer
United States Senate
Topeka
Kan
Notable Reclusion of a Famed 1890s Figure
The subject led a largely solitary life with a rare car ride courtesy of a friend. In the late 1890s he was widely discussed as the most talked of man in the country.
Milwaukee doubles eastward track from Summit toward Aberdeen
Milwaukee officials order 70 miles of double tracking from Summit Montana to Aberdeen 85 with preparatory and construction work starting in two weeks. The move follows an inspection by President A J Earling and VP E W McKenna as traffic to Summit remains heavy. The Hastings and Dakota line near Bass Lake will be completed this year and gaps filled to provide a continuous double track between the Twin Cities and Chicago.
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Milwaukee Road
Summit
Aberdeen
A. J. Earling
E. W. McKenna
Milwaukee
Hastings
Dakota
Bass Lake
Twin Cities
Chicago
Funeral for Mrs Laura Clark Held at Masonic Temple
Laura Clark funeral set for 2 PM at the Masonic temple on West Park street officiated by Rev FE Groeneveld The body arrived in town this morning Out of respect H S Clark Miners Savings Bank and Trust Co will close at 2 PM Interment in Mount Moriah cemetery
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Laura Clark
Oklahoma
Masonic Temple
West Park Street
FE. J. Groeneveld
First Presbyterian Church
H. S. Clark
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Degnan Ailing City Ticket Agent Confined at Home
John Degnan III a Milwaukee city ticket agent is confined to his home at 148 West Aluminum Street with a bad cold. He had a similar illness two weeks earlier and expects to stay home about a week.
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John Degnan
Milwaukee
Degnan
Democratic Club Meeting Tonight Discusses Ticket
The Silver Bow Democratic club will meet tonight to consider matters related to the Democratic ticket. It is expected there will be a large attendance.
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Silver Bow
Democratic Club
Miners Savings Bank promotes postal savings accounts
The Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company is a United States depository for postal savings funds and offers accounts paying 4 percent.
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the Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company
United States
Postal Savings
ABE MARTIN Says Socials and Courts Mix Up Newspaper Life
The columnist notes the challenge of running a country paper as social events and court cases blur together. He suggests even with perfect people, a few marriages would simplify progress.
No Senate election held in New Mexico today
Santa Fe N M March 21 No election result in the United States senatorial contest there was little change in the vote The tally shows Democrats A A Jones 21 Felix Martinez 23 Republicans A B Fall 22 W H Andrews 14 William J Mills 20 and 38 scattering
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Santa Fe
N. M
United States
A. A. Jones
Felix Martinez
A. B. Fall
W. H. Andrews
William J. Mills
Scattering
Naturalization Session Set by Judge Today
Judge McClernan will convene a naturalization court this morning. About 85 petitions are filed for examination conducted by Henry B. Hazard, United States naturalization examiner, from Seattle.
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McClernan
Henry B. Hazard
Seattle
United States
Naturalization Examiner
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Anaconda
Bell Phone
Wwe
Teseccsaouns
East Broadway
Bell
Independent
Cleveland
Johnny” Kilbane
Trim
Kilbane
New York Court
England
George F. Baer
Powers Engraving CO
George F. Bear
Hfe
Sunday Standard
Dooley
South Pole
George Ade
M. Quad
I. E. Sanborn
Johnny Kilbane
Roy Pearson
Tom Cannon
Marquis of Queensberry
Frank Gotch
Walter Eckersall
the Sunday Standard
Citiens’ Party
Butte Business College
Owsley Block
Clark
John Degnan III
Abe Martin
New Mexico
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