Anaconda Standard subscription rates and distribution list
The Anaconda Standard details daily and Sunday rates, office and branch contacts, and an extensive list of distribution stands in cities including Butte, Chicago, New York, San Francisco, Denver, Salt Lake City, Ogden, Spokane, Seattle, Portland, and others. Address correspondence to STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY, Anaconda, Mont.
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Dally
Bonday
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Anaconda
New York City
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Ani BrosAway
North Howare Street
Spokane
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Granam & Co
Tecoma
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International News Cas Portlind
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Monl
Year One Ends in Bulle as Corky Begins Second Term
The city of Bulle marks the close of a year under Mayor Joseph Corky and the start of the second year of his administration. A council meeting will hear his annual message with recommendations for municipal work and budgets. The council shows a Democratic majority, aiding cross party cooperation on local policy.
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Joseph Corky
Bulle
Sill
Will
Tim Coat
Corby
Elf Couarh
Bulte
Eyeless and Adamless Young Women Seek Wilderness Escape
Twenty young women in Cafeasa plan to leave society for an isolated Eden in Wyoming. They intend to live off the land, sewing and cooking, while relatives threaten court action to stop them. A Chicago young man drifted there last year and began a quiet life, prompting the group to seek their own away-from-it-all existence.
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Cafeasa
Prome
Dave Heen
Keine
Kyawing
Wyomleg
Tryeney
Chicago
Hos
Plow
Fragmented OCR Story Fragment on Youth and Fate
Fragmented text speaks of missing youths and a planned journey toward destiny. The piece mentions dangers near an Eden like place and a allegorical quest with Cupid pleased by keeping limbs within bounds. The garbled script hints at a rural, whimsical tale about adventures and consequences.
Engagement of Ward and Miss Reid Reported in London
London society buzzes over the engagement of John Hubert Ward to Miss Jean Reid, daughter of Ambassador Reid. Though whispers claim she may wed a Swedish duchess or a Russian grand duke, she is said to be reconsidering and may honor her father’s wishes.
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John Hubert Ward
Jean Retd
Ds Wenter
Ambassador
Nyy
Reid
Haa
London
Wilholm
Sweden
Marie
Russia
Miss Reid
Wilhelm
Grara
Rose Gruenturg
Rose
Prisca
Tovea
Achoeah
Pana
Tor
Str
Ward
Tn Ne
Edward
Ang Rat
Te Gir
Alan
Iif Wien
Thelen Bo Nlety
Bald
Teller to retire to Colorado after long Senate career
Henry Teller announces plans to retire to his Colorado home next spring, ending a 39-year public service in the Senate and a lengthy political path from New York birth to Colorado leadership. Born 1830s in Albany County, he rose as general of the Colorado militia, secretary of the Interior under Arthur, and multiple Senate terms with Republican ties.
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Utllonel Congress
Colorado
Henry Maore Teller
Theie
Tom Ieelae
Menate
Teller
Pilic
Congress
Albeany County
New York
Mingis
Yemayea
Malorado
Colorado Ralliliz
Staley BenAtol
TSSE
Arthur
Venezuela Asphalt Dispute Spurs International Debate
A long standing quarrel between the asphalt trust and Venezuela’s government unfolds, with U.S. authorities reviewing international law. The dispute centers on a foreign corporation under concession financing a revolutionary movement against Caracas, raising questions about legal standing and potential U.S. intervention.
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Venezuela
Amla
Collet
United States
Au Asphalt Trust
Asphalt Trust
Goisig
Venesuelan
Muidh
Nase Ag
Anoctaria
United States court weighs Venezuelan dispute and claims
The United States faces a numbered question of arbitration with Venezuela over a business dispute and alleged revolutionary activity. Evidence suggests some claimants may have violated contracts while operating in Venezuela, with no automatic American intervention to overturn Venezuelan court rulings.
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United States Corporation
United States
Cabot
Venezuela
Vuneguéla
Design Or Accident At Butte Wreck Dominates Rumor
Coroner s jury ruled the Burlington wreck near Butte was caused by dynamite placed on the track, but many visitors dispute the finding. Miners railroad men and others argue dynamite would leave a large hole and twisted iron, insisting the cause was not dynamite. County officials and railroad observers caution against a rush to judgment and call for a full inquiry.
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Bute
Han
Railroad Oliens
County Oficers
Butte
Emilite
Awful Deed as Angry Husband Kills Parents in Breakup
In Battle Creek Michigan on May 1 Joseph B Blunt enraged over a divorce suit attacked his wife s home killing her father and mother as they slept. He shot the couple twice then fled with his wife s child but later surrendered after declaring plans to appeal to Circuit Judge Walter Werth and Attorney Faiouto. He also claimed intent to harm his wife s sister.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Joseph B. Blunt
Blunt
Aisa Mmtonind
Walter TU. Werth
Faiouto
Pawn
Booth
Butte City
Caiiiet
Butta
Amin
Sew Machinery Arrives in Dillon for Iron Mountain Mining
A donated air compressor unit arrived in Dillon from Argentina and is being weighed for use at Argenta. It will replace a damaged compressor and supply power after a water wheel failure impacted operations. The equipment belongs to the Bur Argenth company.
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Dillon
Compresair
Dilon
Iron Mountthy Ming
Argenta
Bury Argenth Company
Compresaor
Land entry records threaten agricultural boom in Porby county
A partial OCR read shows a May 3 note from Jenistown about land entries, listing 170,000 homestead entries in Porby county and a call for higher rates rather than decreases. The fragment hints at a surge in agricultural demand and growing interest in a new entry system.
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Jenistown
Porgiy
Tnd
Miss Downing Chosen to Represent Terous County High
Special Dispatch reports Miss Dellgat Downing selected to represent Terous county high school at Missoula event. She won in a final against a strong field of speakers and will earn school credit at Missania.
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Lewistown
Regular May term court opens with no criminal cases
Special dispatch reports Judge Callaway fined Jehed the business of the special term of the district court yesterday. The Regular May term of court will open next Wednesday. There is no criminal case to come up.
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Standart
Dilton
Callaway
District Court
City Attorney Reports on Butte Laws and Lawsuits
The city attorney reviews pending and resolved legal matters from the past year, detailing ordinance revisions to resolve conflicts with state law, and listing numerous district and supreme court cases. Notable items include the Elen O’Flynn sidewalk suit, injunctions, and damages actions totaling over 104 thousand dollars with many cases pending or appealed.
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Supreme Court
Elen O'Flynn
Wan
District Court
Bults
Supreme Corm
Distret
Pat Mulline
Eldewalle
Districk
Sanrémo Court
Aid
Dunagen
Maurine Kelly Versue
Acton
Tharadun Hotel
Casa
Thorttan Realty Company
Mamie
Ivory
Etty
J. Keyes
City
Maurice Hartnett
Aridon Street
Maurice Condon
Eity
Vita
John J. Belly
Nike
Accannl
Granite Street
Opt
WMG
Priel
Chavios & Renmei
Crom
Weaningater
Lune
Henrietia Pullen
Casa of
Siewale
Sonik Tdahe
New Bru
Janes Trethewiy
Ac- Gon
Ston
Csty
Janef Illimaky
Gon
Walatarium
Preame
Bath
Careroll
Jorge McGowan
High-Toned Automobile Purchased by A D Young
A D Young, Beaverhead county ranchman and former stage line driver, received a luxury automobile in Dilton. The 60 horsepower car costs just over 3000 dollars and is touted as one of the finest in the state. Young plans to soon pilot the new machine as he did the stage coaches, though old friends doubt his early records.
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Dillon
May
A.D. Young
Beaverhead County
Barly
Dilton
Young
Bse
Knowlie
Declamatory contest selects Beaverhead med school reps
In Dillon on Friday a declamatory contest decided who would represent Beaverhead county medical school at the fifth interscholastic declamatory contest in Missoula. Nine contestants competed. Hortense Paul won first place. Honora and Will earned honors and will represent the school, with Miss Gladys Hayward receiving other honors.
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Dillon
May
Beaverhead County
Missoula
Schoul
Hortense Paul
Gios
Mita Gladys Hayward
Senator Rae to Represent Fergus at National Conference
Henry M. Rae of Fergus county and Annie, a Fergus County senator, depart this week as delegates chosen by Governor Norris to join Governor Norris and other state representatives at a national conference. The gathering seeks ways to conserve the United States natural resources with delegates from all states.
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Stangard
Lewistown
Henry M. Rae
Annie
Fergus County
Norris
United States
Anglo Japanese Alliance Reconsidered In Open Door Clash
Frederic J. Haskin argues Britain's alliance with Japan may face unraveling as Japan pursues open door aims in Manchuria and trade. He cites sugar and cotton trades, loan-backed shipping, South Manchurian railway tensions, and a hostile stance toward British interests, questioning England’s future backing of Japan.
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Japan
Englent
India
Ninsan Yueen Keisha
Japan Mail Steamship Company
London
Mano
West
Saveril
Fuet
Ber
China
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Philippines
Wow
Formosa
England
America
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Manchuria
Germany
United States
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Ressia
Ja~ Nan
Jingland
Amerscoa
John Pull
Lefu
Russia
Fakumen
Mongolia
Hsinminfu
Imperial Railroads
Haeleh
Interia
Jehu
Manchurte
Frederic J
Haskin
Students Score Success In Their Class Operetta
Dillon May 2 The class operetta The Bayp lan Prinzess was staged in the assembly hall by the senior class of the normal college. The hall was filled and the operetta greatly enjoyed. Proceeds will help cover the annual Chichoels college senior class publication expenses.
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Sheels
Dillon
Elvin
Epilone
Burglaries Plague Dillon Town With Several Break-ins
Dillon May 3 The Tribune records entry on Banta street into the Tribune Publishing Company office with a $53.05 safe taken. Robbers are believed to accessed via the back door from Miley street. Other attempts at Mercantile company and Scenic theater offices were likely aborted as intruders fled after alarms.
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Standart
Dillon
Trivune
Alore
Banta Street
Tovbers
Miley
Nartles
V'Ritas Hight
Clark Discharged In Grand Larceny Case
Special Dispatch reports Greg A. Clark was discharged after the county attorney moved for dismissal following the absence of prosecuting witness Arlie A. Froman who charged him with creating steel wall traps. Froman, in Idaho, sent a telegram asking to come to Dillon but could not, leading Attorney Melton to request dismissal.
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Dilioh
Greg A. Clark
Melton
Arlie A. Froman
Idaho
Attorhay Melton
Dillon
Clark
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