Anaconda Standard imprint and office listings
The Anaconda Standard details subscription rates and publishing offices, with main office in Anaconda and advertising and newsstand information across multiple cities, including Butte, New York, Chicago, Detroit, Minneapolis, Kansas City, San Francisco, and Portland, plus contact addresses and telephones.
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Montana
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Pawi
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Ci News Co
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Minneapolis
M. J. Kavanaugh
Eiret
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
San Francisco
United News
Iilg
Eddy Street
East Lake City
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Whitenouse Corner
poeien—Lowe Bros
John W. Graham Co
Sprague Arene
Pacsma Tree News Coe Feattin
Pokhara” News Agency
Washington Street
Portlandfowman News Company
Butte Direct Primary Opens Amid Limited Interest
The first direct primary in Butte starts today with little expected impact. Nominations are largely settled for the socialist and progressive parties, while the Democratic slate features multiple nominations. Voters may attend to learn the new process, but results are uncertain and viewed as mostly a formality.
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Butte
Citizens
Socialist
Progressive
Democratic Party
Friedmann serum sparks clash over tuberculosis cure
Dr BF Friedmann arrives in America with a tuberculosis serum amid fierce debate. Supporters urge a fair trial under hospital auspices while opponents allege self interest and push for public demonstration. Governors in multiple states threaten action if he can show results. In New York injections occur under public health supervision amid calls for temporary measures.
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BF. Friedmann
America
Akep‘tela
New York
Friedmann
Jali
Whee Friedmann
Nis
Public Heath Service
Buiter
Friedmann remedy debate over hospital access in New York
The article condemns delays in making the fever remedy widely available. It notes Dr Friedmann’s brother’s defense that access is limited by medical time and hospital rules, while critics argue universal treatment would aid rich and poor alike. The piece argues true recognition requires sharing the formula with recognized practitioners.
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Board of Regents
New York
Friedman
Ias
Inventions Change Humanity The Telegraph’s Rapid Rise
A historical overview traces the rapid development of the electric telegraph and its practical uses. It notes key milestones from early experiments to transatlantic and naval communications, highlighting Professor Fessenden and notable early wireless advances transforming information transfer. The piece frames these feats as pivotal in modern communication history.
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New York Harbor
United Pacarinal
Gietance
Wien
R.A. Fe
Srotane
Atlantia
Mer
Artington
Ireland
Denver votes for five commissioner city government plan
Denver voters adopt a commission form with five elected commissioners handling property, finance, safety, improvements, and social welfare. Each earns 5000 dollars annually. The board elects a presiding mayor without veto power or higher salary, limited to chairing weekly meetings.
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Denver
Tariff First in Special Session Says Palmer and Underwood
Representative A Mitchell Palmer of Pennsylvania and Chairman Underwood favor keeping focus on tariff for the special session. The president is said to want currency education first and Philippine independence deferred until study by a commission. The Jones bill previously set independence for ten years hence, but administration favors flexibility until conditions are ready.
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A. Mitchell Palmer
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House
Underwood
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Worl
Labrador
Halley
Ike
Mr. Sweet July
Dianne
Edwin
England
Black Crook Company
Cincinnati Enquirer
Wireless Transit Progress in Global Telegraphy
Recent dispatches show messages from the Key West wireless station picked up in the Sahara desert and in Alaska, illustrating rapid advances in Marconi’s wireless telegraphy. The lines describe the development of aerial electric waves and the transmission of messages without wires.
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Key West
Lahare
Africa
Alaska
Marconi
Spirit of the Press on The White House Coat
A compilation of editorial snippets from multiple papers discussing President Wilson and presidential imagery. The items parody democracy through fashion, criticize recognition of administrations, and remark on shifting political dynamics with references to Tillman and political satire from diverse outlets.
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White House
Thomas Jefferson
Elothies
Springfield Republican
Character Cameos and the Crooked Promoter Portrait
A long column surveys a pervasively deceitful type labeled Promoter No 137, detailing his bluffing social air and predatory traits. It riffs on anecdotes of petty theft, social climbing, and moral laxity, contrasting his public wealth with private vice, and ends with sardonic asides about society and crime in early 20th century life.
Duke of Marlborough to Plough 1000 Acres of Estate
The Duke of Marlborough plans to plough one thousand acres of meadow land on his Bleubelis estate as a protest against possible land nationalization under the liberal government. He owns 19,085 acres and argues private landownership can be managed cheaper and more efficiently than the state. He intends to demonstrate his theory through this agricultural campaign.
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Duke of Marlborough
Bleubelis
England
Isles
Our Excuse The Guide to Office Seeker Victory
A dramatic recruitment pitch for Democrats detailing a manual to win federal employment. It promises 439 offices under the new administration and urges readers to request the guide, study sections on qualifications, pay, and access, and to act quickly while warning against mailing applications to the President.
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Washington
Mapa
Gen. Coxey
J. Ham Lewis
Joe Cannon
Gov. Suther
Whose Memory Stories and a Chasing Car Tale
A fragmentary collection recounts anecdotes from de Hegermann-Linden, including a bishop told story of a suspect not admitting theft, a conductor chasing a boy, a judge urging condensation of argument, and a delayed elopement confession. It notes misused lotteries, fraudulent imports, coin forgeries, and a magazine ad delaying delivery, highlighting legal and moral lessons.
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de Hegermann-Lindencrone
Paul
Paminiaences
Phillips Strooke
Law, punishment, and sparrows spark public outcry
The piece laments laws seen as foolish and unjust, noting an as where feeding sparrows in a park could trigger fines and arrests. It mentions editors and merchants in a Missouri town detained by a federal officer amid critiques of legal fairness.
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Lennie
Mssouri
Fed
Patriotic citizen faces long journey over election bet
A fragmented note mentions a patriotic citizen planning a 4300 mile trip tied to an election bet. The snippet references mileage, payment of the wager, and a phrase about two being company, with unclear context and no identifiable names or dates.
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Company 30 News
Humor snippets and quips from era newspaper chatter
A collage of wry lines and exchanges from various papers. Jokes about letters found in pockets provoke light domestic squabbles. A mock editor exchange teases a writer’s lament and secrecy, ending with a playful misdirection.
Vague World Tour Notes From Isador Bryce Visit
Isador Bryce speaks during a visit to America, noting fervent interest from South American observers. He cites chatter about state affairs and a calm week with no shootings, signaling concern over political tensions and public sentiment across the region.
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Washington Star
Isador Bryce
America
Washington
The Daily Hint Suit by Maison Tataré described
A dark blue tailored cloth suit with white piping and buttons, featuring velvet insets on the collar and cuffs from Maison Tataré. The description emphasizes a refined, bespoke menswear style.
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Maison Tataré
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