Publication directory and office listings for Anaconda Standard
The notice lists branch offices and newsstand locations for The Anaconda Standard across multiple cities including Butte, New York, Chicago, Kansas City, Minneapolis, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver, Salt Lake City, Oxford, Spokane, Seattle, Beattie, and Portland. It provides addresses, distribution points, and directs general correspondence to Anaconda, Montana.
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Gale
New York City
Nout Pade Row
Broadway
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
P.O
Empire News
Jackson and
Dearborn
Kansas City
Toma News Co
Ninth and Main
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh's
South
Third Street
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
St. Francis
Los Angeles
Amos
South Olive
Denver
Salt Lake City
Moon's
Rosenfeld
Hanson's
Church
Oxden
Kinds
Spokane
North Howard Street
Seattle
Beattie
International News Doe
Portland
Oregon News Com
Sixth Street
Butte Mayor Joseph Corby Starts Second Year in Office
Monday May 4 1916 Butte Montana reports the close of the first year of Mayor Joseph Corby's administration. The old council will wrap up business this morning and the new council will be organized this evening. The Standard highlights annual officer reports detailing city finances municipal work and future plans. Mayor Corby will deliver the annual message with recommendations criticisms and guidance for the year ahead. The old council was mostly Democratic. the new one will have roughly half Democrats with socialist labor and Republican members to shape votes though party lines are not strictly followed in council meetings.
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Joseph Corby
Butte
Corby
Twenty Girls Plan Eden Move To Wyoming Colony
Twenty young Chicago girls prepare to stake virgin soil in Wyoming and establish an Adamless Eden. They aim to milk cows, chop wood, and endure prairie life, despite warnings from friends and relatives. A Wyoming colony called Eveless Eden has reportedly drawn interest, echoing a year that saw twenty Chicago men also relocate for similar work and escape from city society.
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Chicago
Wyoming
Windy City
Plans for a frontier Eden and a London engagement tale
The story narrates youths preparing for a Wyoming venture to establish an Adamless Eden, followed by society chatter in London about the engagement of John Hubert Ward to Miss Jean Reid, daughter of Ambassador Reid. Rumors swirl that Miss Reid favors a Boer war hero, but her father insists on Ward, a favored courtier with royal ties and substantial dowry expectations.
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John Hubert Ward
Jean Reid
Wilhelm
Rose Gruenberg
Sweden
Rose
Miss Reid
Toves
Acheson
Papa
Mr. Ward
Ward
Baward
Wooty
Teller to Retire From Senate After Thirty Year Career
Henry Moore Teller announces retirement to his Colorado home next March after a long service in the national congress. Born in New York in 1831, he served as Colorado's senator multiple terms and held roles including secretary of the interior. He cites age eighty and good health, saying he will not seek further public office.
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National Congress
Colorado
Henry Moore Teller
Senate
Teller
Puidue
Congress
Alles Gany County
New York
Minois
United States
Interior
Arthur
Debated Venezuela Row Tests U S Stand in Oil Case
The controversy centers on the asphalt trust and Venezuela over contract terms and fairness. Some authorities argue Castro is right in his clash with the United States, noting the foreign firm's assistence to a revolutionary movement as a dubious act under concession. The piece questions the legality of a U S war on Venezuela for such a dispute.
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Castro
Venezuela
United States
Asphalt Trust
Asphalt Trust Faces U S Court Over Venezuelan Deals
The United States questions the cementing of the asphalt trust in Venezuela, arguing it may not come to court with clean hands. It notes failures to meet concession terms and questions arbitrability of disputes, denying that U S citizens seeking reparations can justify overturning Venezuelan court rulings.
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United States Corporation
Attewance
United States
Asphalt Trust
Venezuela
Venes
Wreck near Butte sparks debate over dynamite cause
Reports from the coroner jury and local officials split over the Burlington wreck near Butte on Friday night. Some insist dynamite caused the crash, while miners and railroad workers contest that theory, noting lack of a massive ground hole and altered ironwork. Public views vary, prompting calls for a definitive investigation to resolve doubt.
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Butte
Northern Pacific
Awful Deed in Battle Creek as Blunt Kills Parents-in-Law
Angered by a divorce suit, Joseph B. Blunt a liquor seller blew open a home in Battle Creek Michigan and killed his wife’s parents Homer and Alice Jones as they woke with a child in bed. Mrs Blunt fled in a snowstorm with her baby and Blunt surrendered after admitting further murderous intent toward a judge and attorney.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Joseph B. Blunt
Ars
Blunt
Homer
Jones
Walter M. North
F. A. Kulp
Pumps and drill arrive to repair Water Wheel damage
A No 11 pump and a 12 drill air compressor arrived in Dillon yesterday and today are freighted to Iron Mountain, Argenta. They are the property of the Butte Argenta Company and will replace equipment recently torn by the Water Wheel running away.
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Dillon
Iron Mountain
Argenta
Butte Argenta Company
Record Land Entries Hit Fergus County Peak
Nearly two hundred entries reported to the Standard. One hundred seventy two homestead applications set a county record last month at the local land office. At this pace an increase rather than a decrease is anticipated, making agricultural land in Fergus County and the Judith Basin hard to find soon.
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Fergus County
Judith Basin
Fergus County selects Downing for Missoula declamatory contest
Special Dispatch to the Guardian from Lewistown May 3 Missoula bound speaker Mim Delight Downing again chosen to represent Fergus county big school in the declamatory contest. She won the final here against a strong field of speakers and will do the whole credit at Missoula.
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Gvaduars
Lewistown
Amim Delight Downing
Fergus County
Missoula
Feld
Missoni
Regular term opens next week with no cases listed
Special chepaten to the Standard reports Judge Callaway finished the special term of the district court yesterday. The regular May term will open next Wednesday with no criminal cases expected to come up.
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Dilon
Callaway
District Court
Butte City Legal Report Details Years of Cases
City Attorney Eawin Booth presents annual legal department report to Butte city council. He notes outdated ordinances clash with state law and outlines efforts to revise them. The summary lists numerous cases: O'Flynn vs city for sidewalk damages, Lavina J. Hensley injunction, Maurice Kelly and others for personal injuries, and several fatal and flood cases. The department reports total judgments paid, pending appeals, and emphasis on timely trials from current administration. It commends Assistant City Attorney Carell and Judge McGowan for improving police court fund handling and collections from bail bonds, highlighting increases from 1907 to 1908.
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Eawin
Booth
Sub
Supreme Court
Ln O'Flynn
City
Butte
Lavina J. Hensley
District Court
Maurice Kelly
Thornton Hotel
de Piaid
Thornton Realty Company
Lable
James E. Ivory
Mt Connell Company
John J. Keyes
Maurice “Hartnett
West Quarts Street
Aty
Lyman Hollister
Ariizona Street
Maurice Condon
Covert Street
Elty
John 5. Kelly
East
Granite Street
Charles B. Bennett
Wyoming Street
Henrietta Pullen
Idaho Street
James Tretheway
Acion
John W. Hihnala
Son
Hatatorium
Asmooner P. Turner
West
City of
Joseph Mikosowits
South Jackson Street
Marguerite Townsend
Cil
Case
Pat Mullins
District Court, and the District Court
Saye
Legal Department
Careroll
Jude McGowan
Police” Court
High-Toned Automobile Bought by A D Young
A D Young, a wealthy Beavers Head ranchman, ordered the Ane automobile, cost over 5000 dollars, arriving in Dillon yesterday. The 40 horsepower car seats seven and is billed as among the state’s finest. Young, once a stage coach driver, hopes to photograph the machine as he did the coaches, though friends doubt due to his early-day reputation with the strings.
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Standard
Dillon, May
Ane
A. D. Young
Beavershead’ County
Dillon
Carrie
Young
Beaverhead High Declamatory Contest Chooses Representative
At Beaverhead county high school declamatory contest nine contestants performed to pick the school’s representative for the Afth Interscholastic event in Missoula. Hortense Paul won first honors and will represent the school with Gladys Hayward taking second honors.
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Standasw
Dillon
Beaverhead County High School
Missoula
Hortense Paul
Gladys Hayward
Senator Rae to Attend National Conference for Rural Resource Policy
Lewistown May Henry AM reports state Senator Rae of Fergus County will depart this week as a chosen delegate by Governor Notrin. He joins two other lawmakers to meet with the president and governors to discuss plans to conserve rural resources nationwide.
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Lewistown
Henry AM. Rae
Fergus County
Willeave
Notrin
United States
Anglo-Japanese Alliance in Question by Haskin
Frederic J. Haskin reviews how England might rethink its 1908 alliance with Japan amid rising Japanese competition in sugar and cotton trades. He traces loans, railways, and Manchuria policy, warning Britain may regret backing Japan as open-door aims clash with British interests and open markets.
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China
India
America
Japan
South Manchurian
England
South Manchuria
London
Germany
United States
Grmans
Manchuria
Russia
John Bull
Fakumen
Mongolia
Hsinminfu
Imperial Railroads of
North China
Eng
Coutry
Teels
John Bulls
Frederic J. Haskin
Students Score Success In Their Class Operetta
Dillon May 3 The class play an operetta The Egyptian Princess given by the senior class of the normal college last evening at the assembly hall was a great success The hall was well used and the operetta greatly enjoyed Proceeds will help defray the expenses of the college senior class annual Chinook publication to be issued shortly.
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Dillon
Normal College
Fembly
Burglars Strike Dillon Stores and Theater
Dillon May 2 The Tribune Publishing company store on Montana Street was entered Friday night and the safe rifled of 83 05. Authors gained entrance through the back door. No crew for the Montana Mercantile office and an attempt to blow open the Scenic theater safe reportedly failed as the robbers were frightened away.
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Dillon
Tribune Publishing Company
Montana Street
Wlo
Montana Mercantile Company
Scenic Theater
Clark Discharged In Grand Larceny Case
Dillon May 3 Fred A Clark was discharged yesterday afternoon after County Attorney moved to dismiss the grand larceny charge. Prosecution witness Mrs Amie A Froman, who accused him of stealing steel wolf traps, was detained in Idaho and could not attend. she wired she could not come. Attorney Melton urged dismissal of the case.
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Dillon
Fred A. Clark
Melton
Amie A. "Froman
Idaho
Clark
Henes
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