Anaconda Standard Publishing Company details and offices
The Anaconda Standard Publishing Company notes its proprietors and operates from Anaconda Montana. It lists subscription rates for saly and Sunday and daily and Sunday options, with main and business offices in Anaconda and Bell phone numbers. It details advertising offices and agents across major cities, plus general correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda.
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Prbehors and Proprietors
Postoffics
Anaconda Ag
Saly
Stanford Bios
Anke Conda
Business Office
Bell
Baitorial Rooma
Bell Phone
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Munt
Referendum Defeat Signals Labor Support in Montana Miners
A chaotic fragment reports Montana voters awaiting official return figures on a miners union referendum held yesterday. It notes an overwhelming defeat of those attempting to provoke unrest, with butte miners broadly rejecting disruption and economic vagaries while awaiting confirmed tallies on wages and industry aid. The piece alludes to tumult in New York primaries and Roosevelt-related politics, with uncertain claims about delays and management.
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Montana
Miust
Miners’ Union
Polis Syera
Butte
Roosevelt Yields No Clear NY Support For Candidacy
The draft notes that in New York Roosevelt’s candidacy strengthens party loyalty while locals doubt his motives. It describes Roosevelt’s embittered stance, criticizes his imperial aims, and contrasts him with Mexican leader Madero, noting shifting positions and uncertain backing in primaries.
Campaigns Tie Tariff to 1900s Political Debate
A fragmented article reviews how tariff policy remains a recurring political issue, with Roosevelt cycles shifting focus. It notes speeches by Borah and Clark, homestead law debates, and Farm and settlement themes linked to progressive era reforms. The piece reflects early 20th century contest over tariffs, homesteads, and party strategy.
Speech on emigration and homestead policy in county
A speaker voices support for limiting immigration and expanding homesteads to keep American families on U S soil. He cites families leaving for Manitoba and Alberta and argues a three percent tariff could fund aid while safeguarding citizens and lands. He notes land purchases and grants to families and questions the value of emigration for American workers.
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Borah
Idaho
Champ Claris
BNL
Charlie
Lf. Berton
Congress
Gunton
Crailasha A
Pennsylvania
Milch Homestead
Kentey
Tony
Ene
United States
Manitoba
Alberta
Amerie
Ulstel
Wiesel
Ameren Retaens
British Northwest
Northern Pacific to Increase Working Force on Montane Division
Northern Pacific plans a major boost to employment in the Montane division with new work orders across the Alyislem area for the project at Billings and the Hed Lodse Urriwh. Trains and equipment will operate near Sherin and Livingston, with gravel hauling from the Belgrade region expanding activity and possible export trains to handle larger loads.
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Byledal Tiswatoh
Mary
Pacife
Hateting Uy
Hed Lodse
Yellowstone
Oe Eden
Sherin
Iidger
Annther
Livingston
Toei
Helena
Belgrade
Ixport
Hotel register evidence in court martial case
Testimony identifies a man as the hotel registrant on April 1, with a woman described as his wife present at the hotel. Prosecution witnesses detail the couple's movements from Bremerton to Seattle, noting the woman’s stated intentions and the man’s alias during attendance at the trial.
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Seattle
Mavy Yard
Trent
Chaniler i. Tower
U. N
Bentlemin
Ave
Florenna Connery
Bente
Jones
C. B. Paris
Lesith
Charles
Mcleynolds
Mating Corps
Complolulms
Madisenville
Bremerton
Sleeper Service Between Great Falls and Kalispell
A new sleeper service on the Great Northern between Great Falls and Kalispell will start April 1. The link to trains 4 and 4 was confirmed by J.T. McGauphey, chief passenger agent, per telegram to Secretar Bernat, with similar confirmation from the state railway commission.
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Apactul Dispiuich
Standerd
Tallaweil
Great Northern
Great Wally
Chamber of
Conermoveo
J.T. McGauphey
Secretar Bernat
State Raihway Commission
Widal tragedy shocks Hanson couple in marital turmoil
In Hanson Oregon on March 28 a man shot and likely killed his wife then fatally wounded himself. The woman, Mrs. McDulry, had left her husband about two months earlier after years of alleged infidelity.
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Hanson, Ore
Fert
Knell
Roosevelt Appeals to Missouri Voters in St Louis Speech
Colonel Roosevelt drew large crowds in Missouri cities including St Louis and a station rally as he spoke on the rights of the people to govern themselves. He condemned federal recall of judges, warned against external rule, and urged justice over party gain while denying talk of a Chicago convention postponement.
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Troore
Nigeouri
Thik City
Bast Tt
Lews
Roosevelt
Uy Ye City
Tim
Reveal Quirters
Chicago
Springfield
Himeett Choi Ug
Colorado Statesman Is Critically Ill Leader Report
The report notes Treary M. Teller once a Colorado senator and a former Zerreciry oF Wie Unvertor is in critical condition. Department sources indicate serious health concerns and hospital care continuing, with no additional public updates available.
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Colorado Statesman
Treary M. Teller
United States
Colorado
Wie Unvertor
Flathia Howe
Wongar
Great Steugate speech urges equal opportunity and democratic rule
The speaker rails against privilege and urges a truly republic like governance where every man and woman has equal opportunity. He criticizes polities and business privilege and calls for a government that serves the people rather than its elites.
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County
Penus
Rch
Republic
Portias Meet to Discuss Women’s Legal Role in Government
From the New York Sun, about 100 women from New York University Law School’s Women’s organization gathered in a Washington Square law room. Miss Dors Mitchel Holling presided as Mrs. Frank Collen spoke on women's views shaping government and the need for women lawyers to advance public causes. The talk urged expanding women’s participation beyond the bench and noted ongoing challenges in achieving parity and influence.
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The
New York Sun
Mora
New York University Law School
Frank Ten
Epeonnos
Washington Banate
Dnrz Mitchollind
Frank Collen
Spenser
Worie
Vathren
Women’s List
Ulam Han
Tan FF
Russell
Saansonek
Children’s court in New York praised for probation efforts
The speaker attacks the notion that delinquency is criminal and promotes a positive view of New York’s children’s court system and probation officers, arguing for reform over punishment in handling 11-year-old offenders and family issues.
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New York
Cement coffins for dogs at Chicago exhibit spark novelty debate
Scraps report a Chicago cement exhibit showing cement coffins for dogs as a novel use. The brief mentions the 200th anniversary of the Royal Society in London, a Dutch decree for railway funding, and various scientific notes from Europe and Asia, including weather, geology, and archaeology insights.
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India
Delh
Navara
Chicago
Royal Society of London
Tray States
Sidney
Austraiii
Nederlands
Baden-Powell
Ray Scout Movement
Tina
Risaly
Raltrard
Claily
St. Tolburg
Vollhof
Novgarad
Penal
Velders
ABE MARTIN Public Echoes Tariff Debate
ABE MARTIN muses on how governors would express themselves on tariff policy. The speaker notes the cost of political pleas and recalls Migs Tawney Apple’s return from a two week visit to Seymour, describing the trip as highly delightful.
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Seymour
Seymour Trives
Theatrical Man Victim of Peculiar Accident
New York reports a theater man injured in a peculiar accident after a failed attempt to ring a bell at a hotel. Frederick Reasco, brother of David Velasen, is treated in Los Angeles and San Francisco with a badly burned leg and hand. A second explosion caused more injuries as a man seated near a heater was burned. he faces three weeks of recovery before leaving Durban.
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W. J. Morton
Waracer Foreign Advertising
New York
Brunswick Bulding
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Hartford
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
Hows
Montana
Hataling’s
Park
Thirty
Broadway
Twenty-ninth
New ‘York
Jonas, Astorhouse
Philadelphia
Quaker News
North Sixth Street
Catroi—Metropolitan News Co
Coarher Woodward
Michigan
Chicago—Auditorium
St. Faut-N. St Marie
Fan Diese
E. M. Child's News Agency
Denver
H P. Hansen's
Seventeenth Street
Western News Aeidcy
East Lake City
Hanson
Second Bouth
Mainz
Flalt Lake City
hMcGill & Ludwig's
Whitehouse Corner
Ogden
Lane Bros
Twenty-f1th Street
Spokane
F. W. Fritsch
North Howard
Epckone
John W. Graham's Co
Sprague Avenue
Tacoma
Trego Wea Co
Seattle
Eckhart’s
First Avenue
Washington Street
W. C. Whitnak
Portland
Bowman News Co
Potah
Ories
Frederick Reasco
David Velasen
Promi- Hencieutmeal Imuiager
Los Angeles
Sao Franciscn
Hia Hotel
Daronin
Murdered Child Found Near School Grounds
The badly battered body of ten year old Willan Mothers was found in the woods near the school today after a disappearance a month ago. Police say the death appears violent and a suspect has not yet been identified.
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Willan
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