Anaconda Standard Publishing Company details and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists subscriptions and rates and provides a compilation of the paper’s offices and news service agents. It names main office in Anaconda, branches in Butte and other cities, and foreign advertising contacts, with a note that all business letters go to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Btandard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Morton
Raw Fork
Sig Brunswick
Tifth Avenue
Chicazo
Hortford
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
Onlankere
Standard
Sai
New York
Hotaling's
Park Row
Thirty-eighth
Broadway
Tenty-ninth
Jonas, Astorhouse
Philadelphia
Quaker News Co
North Sixth Street
Detroit
Metropolitanews Co
Gik Disgo
B. M. Card's
Denver
H. F P. Hansen's
Seventeenth
Ewe
Salt Lake
Hanson’s
East Lake City
cGills & Ludwie's
Whitelouse Comet
Ogden
Lowe Bros
Tif
Twenty-fifth Street
I. W. Tulset
North Howard
Spokane
John W. Graham's Co
Sprague Avante
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattie—Eckhart
Flrst Avenue
Washington Street
Beattie
W. O. Whitney
Portland
Bowman News Co
The
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconds, Mant
Montana Democrats Mull Montana Primary Effect on National Fight
A fragmentary Montanan political sheet observes Democrats role in fraying Republican unity. It notes March as a Wilson month in many places, mentions New Jersey, Clark, Underwood, Warmer, Bryan, and Dixon. It suggests Montana delegates may be uncommitted to accept or reject orders, and that the Montana Democratic scene mirrors national wrangling.
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North Dakota
Withal
Wilson
New Jersey
Clarks
Underwoods
Warmons
Bryan
Phac Enderwood
Montana
Dixon
Democratic
Mantana Democrate
Butte Prepares for Socialist Opposition in Local Election
Montana political fever rises as Republican and Democratic factions clash over presidential preliminaries. In Butte, socialists seek to gain alderman seats, threatening control of city government. Voters are urged to reject socialist gains and affirm Butte as a safe, prosperous part of the United States.
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Bulte
Mme-He
Uee
Butte
Sovialiul
Dutty
Shawla
Butta Wold
Autte
Butta
Buttes
Byte
United States
Waiving the Law in New York Police Address
Police Commissioner Waldo warns ministers that courts suspended sentences hamper crime suppression. He says not to criticize but to present facts showing suspended sentences lead to repeat offenses. Ward asserts gambling and crime persist despite prosecutions and appeals.
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New York
Waldo
Sus
Wis Main
Lisnik
AnHcording
Ren Vento
Ward
London and Paris Face Crime Rise and Reform Debates
A fragmented discussion notes England enforcing strict laws while Paris sees rising crime. New York expresses concern over punitive revenge versus reform, urging younger generations to avoid wrongdoing before war-like punishments take hold. Public safety and policy implications are debated amid cross city contrasts.
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London
England
Paris
New York
Waldo
Abolish the Commerce Court Bill Advances in Congress
Washington reports a bill to abolish the United States commerce court. It would restore matters to pre court conditions while allowing temporary injunctions against commission orders in cases of doubt and potential irreparable harm. The Interstate Commerce Commission would gain authority over related litigation, shifting duties from the Department of Justice. A minority report opposing the measure is expected.
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Washington
United States Commerce Court
Sls
Commerce Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Justige
Excited Citizens Hunt Down the Wrong Man
Excited townspeople spent the night seeking a man who had stayed at a local sanatorium. The search ended as Charles Posson of Spear was identified as William Carson Long, son of Alderman T. Ky Long of Chicago, prompting relief among hospital staff.
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Alefieal Lele
Willaan Carson Long
T. Ky Long
Chicago
Charles Posson
Spear
Posson
Get Together Tells Democrats To Unite In Taft Defeat
New York March 2 Richard Craker urges national Democrats to unite. He warns that factions within the party threaten success and says Taft could win unless Democrats adopt a harmonious policy. He plans to sail for Europe next week after winter in Palm Beach.
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New York
Richard Craker
Palm Beach
Europe
Taft
Lumber Mill Destroyed by Incendiary Fire in Oregon
The Columbia County Lumber company plant near St Helens Oregon was destroyed by fire last night with losses estimated at 35000 dollars. An explosion followed soon after the blaze, and authorities believe stolen dynamite from a nearby powder house triggered the blast. No labor troubles involved. mail service had been suspended for days.
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St. Helens
Columbia County Lumber Company
Texact
Powder House
Accused Bank Robber Hearing Proceeding in Los Angeles
The extradition hearing for Charles Doun alias Charles Holtman, charged in Canada with a 272000 Bank of Montreal robbery at New Westminster, British Columbia, was held in Los Angeles. Canadian authorities offered many depositions and will present witnesses when the hearing resumes next Tuesday.
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Los Angeles
Charles Doun
Charles Holtman
Bank of Montreal
New Westminster
Cal
Youth Arrested for 28 False Fire Alarms in City
Albert Ovalt, a youth, was arrested March 2 in Angeles for turning in 28 false fire alarms since Wet Saturday night. The incident occurred near Twenty fourth street and Maple avenue as police investigated ongoing vandalism and recorded threats.
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Ten Angeles
Albert Ovalt
Thad & Fuss Wih
Araman
Twenty-fourth
Maple
Roosevelt Drives Delegates Amid Fractured City Support
In Sacramento a Roosevelt campaign manager in telegraphs Gov. W. Dohgon detailing New York rumblings and the fight over delegation seats. Indiana results show contested seats. Indianapolis rosters shift to Roosevelt and Taft. Alaska's territorial convention near, with judges Lyons Cushman Overfield eyed as possible congressional delegates.
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Sccramento
Cal
Moreh
Joseph M. Dixon
Roosevelt
Gov
Itram
Dohgon
New York
Toosevelt
Malaya
Indiana
Ely
Congressional
Taft
Nynth Siden
Ordey
Taft Shalviman
Indianapolis
Shei
Roosevelt Uelmeng
Ublaise
Chicago
Baveridge
Filo
Taony
Cordova
Alavka
Marah
Repwbliga Territoria
United States
Thomas Lyons
Juneau
Edward EB. Cushman
Valdes
P. D. Overfield
Nome
A Cushman
Overfield
Lyons
Testifies Convicts Opened Fire in Blunt Killing Case
Springfield Neb March 29 witnesses testified in the inquest into the shooting death of Roy Blunt a young farmer killed during a raid by escape convicts Chief of Police Briggs of South Omaha said the convicts fired first and Sheriff Chase of Harpy County identified one convict as firing the fatal shot. The inquest drew a large crowd as farmers rushed to the hitching racks and the Rudle opera house crowd gathered amid the ongoing investigation.
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Springfield
Neb
Roy Blunt
BB Armstrong
John E. Briggs
Routh Oimana
Blunt
Briggs
Grant Chase
Rarpy Cpuntry
Rudle Opera House
Donahue
Omaha
Eubpenaed
Kamleton
Whio
Vast Prize List At State Fair Attracts Exhibitors
Helena March 2 One of the many valuable prizes for state fair exhibitors is the volume and value of awards offered by manufacturers. The board of directors accepted numerous prizes including a $500 key press by International Harvester for the best alfalfa sheaves, a $259 punch bowl and 19 silver goblets from Jeune mining for top birds in the poultry department, a $63 rain cleaner by T C Power for best wheat oats and barley, a $75 garden engines by Crane Ordway of Minneapolis for top garden exhibit, an $150 grand prize by Thomas Manufacturing of Springfield Ohio for best dairy cow, and several other items like a sulky plow, a wheat grader, and a dairy dairy prize. The list includes multiple firms from Minnesota, Indiana, and Montana.
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Standard
Helena
Manufactur
International Harvester Company
Juenuemin Jewelry Company
Helene
Poultry Department
T. C. Power Company
Crané-Ordway Company
Minneapolis
Woore & Weber
Thomas Mi Minfacturing Company
Springfield
Ohio
Montana
Omver Chird
Booth Bend
Ind
M. Rumley Company
Laporte
Rex
Royal Map Ing Company
United States
Vermont
Mastine Company
Cyphers Menhatar Company
Pauffala
Two More Honor Men Leave Kalem Prison Camp
Kalem Oregon reports two additional “honor men” leaving the convict read-making camp. Alureh SeKrorga Bese son, facing four years for robbery, and William Smith, serving two for burglary, did not report for breakfast and have not been captured. Governor Wat’s “Honey men” were employed at the camp.
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Kalem
Ore
Alureh SeKrorga Bese Son
William Smith
Wat
Helena Court Affirms Lower Court Ruling in Land Case
The Montana supreme court upholds the lower court’s judgment in the dispute between Ans ton Lorch and others over land seized for non agricultural use. It holds that agricultural land may be used for ten years or less and city property not longer than 26 years, and finds the statute’s purpose not met.
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Helena
Anston Lorch
Supreme Courtenay
Byick and le
Montana
Primary Moves Along in New Jersey Ballot Fight
Shrinefield March 29. The presidential primary bill passed the senate in a special session and advanced to third reading after amendments. Key votes included electors on the primary ballot Ayex 67 4 yes 67 4 no and Oregon plan provisions Ayex 68 33. La Follette supporters in Newark announce petitions to place his name on New Jersey ballots needing 1 009 signatures.
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Shrinefield
Senate
Oregon
Newark
N. J
Robert M. la Follette
la Follette
New Jersey
Convict slays fellow inmate at state penitentiary
Lipelo March 25 Convict Charles Davis a hale freed Indian killed Convict John Strong a negro at the state penitentiary during breakfast leaving the dining hall Strong leaped from his seat fled toward the cellhouse a knife wound opened in his throat Guard Barry disarmed Davis who was seated behind Strong Strong had been threatening him and claimed he acted to save himself Strong and a brother were serving life terms for second degree murder Strong had a history of secreted knives and violence in the prison
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Lipelo
Nel
Charles Davis
John Strong
State Penitentiary
Strong
Barry
Davis
Heigs
Sect Leader In Jail On Complaint Of His Wife
Los Angeles March 3 Gorham Tufts once of Mark Worth Texas head of the Church of God tied to a plan in India to counter Buddhism is jailed on a charge of mismanaging his wife's property. Tufts arraignment set for next Wednesday. Mrs Tufts alleged she lost over $100000 by his actions and his bond was set.
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Los Angeles
Gorham Tuftsir
Mark Worth
Texas
Tate
A. Roo
Church of God
India
Jewell Arrested for Australian Diamond Theft
Hector Sewell alias Henry Johnson was arrested in San Francisco on March 2 and charged with stealing $10,000 worth of diamonds from a Sydney store in August 1908. Jewell allegedly confessed that the diamonds were recycled. He had recently worked as a farm hand in California.
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San Francisco
Hector Sewell
Henry Johnson
Tere Aday
Sydney
Australia
Jewell
California
Fire Rips Remington Lodging House. Two Crooks Dead
Fire at the Remington lodging house in Klamath Falls Oregon early today claimed the lives of two unidentified crooks. A third intruder was critically injured as flames swept the building, leaving investigators to sort out the motive and identities.
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Klamath Fails
Ore
Remington
Burnett
Indians Protest Against Opening of Crow Reservation
A Crow delegation led by Jim HIM Arnold Coste and Joe Cooper met with the Indian Affairs commissioner in Washington to oppose bills that would open the Crow Reservation to white settlement. They argued there is no broad demand for land and that stockmen want the land opened, while the Indian bureau believes allotted land for sale meets current demand.
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Sredig
Standard
Washington
Congress
Jim Him
Arnold Coste
Joe Cooper
Wolds
Vomissioner of
Indian Affairs
Germany and Canada Talk Reciproc ity Treaty
A report of negotiations for a reciprocity treaty between Germany and Canada reached officials in Berlin today. The German consul in Ottawa reportedly spoke informally with Canadian authorities, but no definite negotiations or outcomes were announced.
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Berlin
March
Germany
Canad
Olinwis
Denied in Canada Trade Talks Alter Global Market
Fragmentary report notes Canada denial affecting a marine overcliter terms and a trade agreement with an unidentified Ganda party. Mentions Germainy and Bordon amid incomplete details about March events and officials.
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Gilawa
Primier Bordon
Germainy
Ganda
Phave
Opposition to sugar boycott urged by island chambers
The Honglulu Chamber of Commerce and other Island groups plan to cable the Tawadian delegation urging resistance to a sugar boycott. Washington and Musingss men say success of the Mit will impact Huaar industry and Ta walla felands.
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Honglulu Chamber of Conmerce
Tawadian Delegaton
Otter Amt
Washington
Mit
Tawalla Felands
Man to Thrash Wife Beater Stirs Seattle Paper Ad
An afternoon ad offered ten dollars to a man who would thrash a wife beater. Eight applicants emerged, the first refused, a husky youth offered to work for one dollar, and Mrs. Gillies hired him. He severely beat Robert Gilles, a former waterfront broker, after which the couple reportedly bragged of the act. The Gillies, both 83, are long-time Seattle residents who had complained to officials but saw no immediate action.
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Bolls and Bolters
Roosevelt
Torree
Greales
Tapolis Grant
AfeRinley
Sion
McKidley
Bryan
I Wobinska
Warnic
Harmon
New York
Bryar
Seattle
Marely
Hela Uin
Thrash & Wifebeater
R. B. Gillies
Noh Hill Avenue
Joly Son
Gillies
Anatha
Robert Eben Gilles
Gilles
Realdevite
Seatta
Plumbers Visit Yellowstone for Montana Convention
Apeeins Depa at Stawlard Harwin Springs hosted a Montana phigibers convention. The trip to Yellowstone was postponed due to bad weather. J We Kennedy of Missouri was elected president with Tui Tagley of Anaconda as secretary and treasurer and Walter Forden of Tulsa as vice president.
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Stawlard
Harwin Springs
Maren
Montana
Lamorrow
Mamimath Springs
Yellowatone National Park
Elon
J. We Kennedy Ng
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