STANDARD Publishers and Propriet Fetered at the Pontonites
Subscription rates and distribution details for the Standard published in Anaconda Montana. Mentions Sunday per month and one year rates, Bell and Independent phones, branch and manager contacts, foreign and advertising offices in New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland, Spokane, Tacoma, Rochester, and other news agencies. Concludes with general business correspondence address in Anaconda Mont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Phone
Independent
Butte
East Broadway
Bell
Montana
Standard
New_York
Hotaling’s
Park
Thirty Eighth
Broadway
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward and
Michigan
Chicago
Congress
Straw
St. Marie Clear
We Co
East Fifth Street
San_Francisco
United News
Rete
Angeles
Kemp News Agency
San Diego
M. Child's
Tenver—Western News
Mecline & Ludwir's
Whitehouse Corner
Portland-O'Mara News Co
Fastsixth
Epokane
John W. Graham
Saramue Avenue
Tacoma-Treeo News
Costante Whitney
Portland
Rowman News Company
Sixth
Morrison
Rochester
Minn
J.D. Kelly
Cerne Main
Zambro Street
Lehmann to Represent U S at Niagara Falls Mediation
Frederick W. Lehmann of St. Louis named to join a group representing U S interests at the mediation conference to open at Niagara Falls Canada on Wednesday. Lehmann, a leading lawyer and former American Bar Association president, has long been active in law rather than politics and is seen as a strong candidate for the supreme bench vacancy. Senate debate on the tolls repeal bill expected to fill by week’s end with a likely passage supported by the president.
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Frederick W. Lehmann
St. Louis
Niagara Falls
Canada
Lehmann
Senate
House
Panama
Washington
Library Improvements at Butte Focus on Child Reading
John F. Davies leads Butte public library plans to boost efficiency and value by creating a trained juvenile department director. The aim is to steer children toward higher value books, reduce free random selection, and align reading with school work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Davies
Butte
Chidren
Creation of the director of juvenile department office proposal
An ordinance to present at the next council meeting creates a new office of director of the juvenile department. The passage notes the library as a popular civic institution enjoyed by all classes and valued by the community. It also discusses Washington’s aim to avert war with Mexico and the need to raise revenues if hostilities occur, including potential income and excise taxes and Panama canal bonds.
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Butte
Washington
Mexico
Wilson
United States
Grithe Treasury
McAdoo
Treassar Department
Panama Canal
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Merit O'Neal
Department of State
Debating Society
Scorner
Eph
Igunnel
Kunnel
Louisville Times
Constitutional changes proposed by Dr. Butler for New York
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, urges a series of constitutional amendments for New York. He favors a short ballot, governor and lieutenant governor elected by voters, and appointive heads of departments. He seeks bills by governor and limits on request bills, plus requiring three senators or five lower-house members to sponsor bills.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
New York State
Butler
New York
Foreign students in American colleges 1913 counts
A United States Bureau of Education bulletin reports 4212 foreign students in 275 colleges during 1913, up 77 from two years earlier. Canada leads with 653, China 694, Japan 236. India 162, Turkey 143, Korea 13, Persia 21, Siam 13. Europe accounts for 212 Britain and Ireland, 121 Germany, 124 Russia, 45 France, 41 Sweden, 28 Italy, 34 Austria, 29 Switzerland, 26 Norway, about 100 from other European nations. The bulletin notes comparatively few from Europe overall due to many institutions there.
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United States Bureau of Education
Anada
China
Japan
India
Turkey
Korea
Persia
Siam
Europe
Great Britain and Ireland
Germany
Russia
France
Sweden
Italy
Austria
Switzerland
Norway
Student origins listed from various regions and countries
The report enumerates 260 students from South America with Brazil contributing 119, Argentina 43, and Colombia 37. It adds 209 from Cuba, 123 from Central American countries, 227 from Mexico, 56 from New Zealand, 61 from Africa, 108 from the Hawaiian Islands, 215 from Puerto Rico, and 111 from the Philippines.
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South America
Brazil
Argentina
Colombia
Cuba
Central American
Mexico
New Zealand
Africa
Hawaiian Islands
Porto Rico
Om the Philippin
Roosevelt Again Opposes Panama Exemption Repeal
Interviews in New York papers quote Colonel Roosevelt after his return to civilization opposing repeal of the Panama coastwise exemption. He insists the U S has a legal and moral right to exempt coastwise traffic but would seek arbitration if the issue with a treaty country is contested. The repeal bill has passed the house, diminishing his influence in the Senate.
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New York
Roosevelt
United States
Papa
Soria
Old fashioned humor pieces spark social quips in Enquirer
A Cincinnati Enquirer note surveys sharp wits and social curiosities about marriage, gender roles, and modern manners. It lampoons old fashioned ideals, comments on women, husbands, and public behavior with playful jibes, mixing humor and social observation.
Voices on Mexico and Canal Controversy in 1913 Press
A collage of editorial jabs and questions about Huerta resignation, Roosevelt river feats, Goethals canal, and mediation. Readers note stark opinions from Philadelphia Inquirer to Detroit Free Press, with mentions of Diaz, Wilson, and Niagara Falls amid the Mexican affair and canal debate.
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Huerta
Wilson
Philadelphia Inquirer
Kansas
New York Telegram
A. B.C
Niagara Falls
Detroit Free Press
Humorous Newspaper Snippet Mixed With Jokes
A collage of light jokes and quips from various papers including Puck and Judge. Lines touch on taxes for married men, weather for Mrs. First Lady, encores from wives, cook’s dough, and astrologers advising marriage timing, all in brief punchy gags from multiple era sources.
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Polly
Paul
Puck
Stell
Nell
Mr. Meekton
Henrietta
Washington Star
Houston Post
Edison Daughter to Wed in June at Glenmont
Miss Madeleine Edison daughter of Thomas A Edison will marry John Eyre Sloane on June 17 at her parents home Glenmont Llewellyn Park West Orange New Jersey. Attendants include cousins Margaret and Rachel Miller and Florence Walton Elmina Ambrose Carol Douglass Marie Cozzens Margaret Gregory Elsa Denison.
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Madeleine Edison
Annars
Thomas A. Edison
John Eyre Sloane
Glenmont
Llewellyn Park
West Orange
N. J
Margaret Miller
Akron
Ohio
Rachel Miller
New York City
Florence Walton
Elmina Ambrose
East Orange
Carol Douglass
Marie Cozzens
Margaret Gregory
Montcluir
Elsa Denison
Denver
Cal
The Clouds Banked Up Overhead in Mason Song
Walt Mason humorously muses on a sudden storm and its comic effects on farm life and people. He notes rain reviving crops, lawmakers delayed by weather, and the sun's return, ending with a call to help prime the pump and tend to duties.
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Jimpson
Pluvius
Imen
Jeannie
Wealthy Financier Marries Mirthful Heiress in Tale
A domestic scene unfolds as a cautious young woman hints at speaking to her father about a suitor, a savvy financier who has offered a loan and now seeks marriage. The dialogue reveals fear, affection, and the spectacle of social improvisation within a family frame. Meanwhile, notes from the Juniper Hunting Club and various anecdotes drift through Louisville and Lake George, flavoring a miscellany of humor and travel recollections.
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Brinton & Davis
Juniper
Lake George
Fla
Jim Rogers
Lousville
Jim
Mr. Nevin
Louisville Times
Odd Carriage Talk and Farcical Local Lore
The fragmentary piece presents a comic carriage scene with a mock confession about kin relations, a hotel sign gag about spittoons, and a chef’s caper in a Georgia railroad dining car. Names, places, and dates are incomplete, but the tone mirrors a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper humor column.
Master of the World exemplars ambition and fall
A condensed novel outline shows a hero who masters politics literature and music yet loses friends and joy under limitless success. He renounces glory to serve humankind, finding peace and love, while Harriet Chalmers Adams returns from Asia seeking the true origin of ancient America by sea.
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Cain
Harriet Chalmers Adams
Asia
Siberia
Sumatra
National Gigraphic Society
America
Advertising drives the full service of your newspaper
The piece urges readers to use the advertising columns as the primary source for practical help and local information, likening them to a box score for everyday needs. It highlights ads as essential, interesting, and helpful in accessing what readers seek daily.
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Miss Madeli
INE Edison
Walt Mason
Arkansas
Sam
Zoetock
Onnervi
Archibald Gelkie
Glasgow
Western Union
Western Union Telegraph CO
Mont N'Seeer
Answer
Black Hand
Inner
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U.S. Secret Service
Sunday Standard
Owsley Block
Rige, Fulton & May, Proprietors
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Erin
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Philadelphia Ledger
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Matilda Mott
Matilda
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Luke Poyser
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