STANDARD PUBLISHING CO ADVERTISING AND MAILING INFO
Publication details for STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda Montana include post office status as second class mail, subscription rates listed for daily and Sunday editions, office addresses in Anaconda and Butte, and multiple foreign and newsstand locations across major cities. Manager is WW Morton with editorial rooms in Butte.
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Ana
Onda
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Lependent Phon Editorial
Butte
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Fifth Avenue
Montana Democrats Aim for Strong Fall Campaign
The Montana Democrats enter the fall campaign confident in a federal and state record praised by the national administration. They expect to carry two Montana seats in the next House, though a large Democratic majority is unlikely. A solid working majority is vital to push the president's reforms, and Montana Democrats are urged to exert full effort until November.
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Montana
Stewart
Helena
Washington
House of Representatives
Rural Credit Bill Dominates House Democratic Caucus
In a tense session the House Democratic caucus debated the rural credit measure. Proponents urged swift passage while opponents warned of unintended consequences for farmers and small lenders amid party divisions and mounting political pressure.
Senate pushes tolls and anti-trust votes to time bills
The Senate plans to vote on the Panama tolls bill and anti-trust measures after passing appropriations. A long session is expected, delaying rural credit action, with House likely to move on rural credit if Senate assurances are given.
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Panama
Senate
Credi
House
La Follette Speech Sparks Senate Printing Controversy
The La Follette speech led to a three hour address and a 963 page Congressional Record edition printed at government expense. Critics in the House decry the waste, noting the edition cost 1248 and may exceed 800000 if repeated by all senators. The episode raises questions about extravagance and faith with the public printing office.
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Irrigation fight in Congress and western settlers’ relief
War correspondence notes hostility to reclamation funding and bills aiding settlers on public lands. Borland leads opposition to irrigation and to relaxing homestead laws, while plans for a 20-year bill and reclamation funding face obstruction amid broader fiscal debates. The piece mocks sensational reform debates and mocks political figures as it surveys current events from Niagara Falls to Vera Cruz.
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Reclamation Fund
Congress
Reclamation Service
Treasury
House
Representative Borland
Missouri
War coverage and press corps spread across Mexico
A survey of U S and Mexican press during the Huerta crisis notes widespread war reporting. It highlights hundreds of war correspondents and photographers stationed at Mexico City Vera Cruz Tampico and frontier posts. It mentions eager press access and the continuous interviews with Huerta as the conflict looms.
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Arge
Huerta
China
Mexico
Tampico
Moving Picture
Army Corps
Once a Ranch Girl, Now a Real Princess
Princess Branganca D Avellar, once Ruth Mayclitte of Cowley County Kansas, left America to join European courts and returned a princess. The most vivid chapter tells of a Portuguese prince husband and a courtship that rivals any fairy tale. She recalls meeting the king of Spain upon arrival and describes her marriage as deeply charming and transformative.
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America
Ruth Mayclitte
Cowley County
Kan
Spain
Mimtts
Twenty Year Bill on Water Payments Faces Doom
The House of Representatives refused to consider a bill that would let settlers on government irrigation projects pay for water over twenty years with graduated payments. The Washington correspondent notes strong eastern opposition. A House Appropriations Committee inquiry into the reclamation service continues, echoing prior hearings before Secretary Lane.
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Washington
the Standard
House Committee On Appropriations
Reclamation Service
Lane
Of Interest to Girls in Weary Modern Times
A Boston Journal essay contrasts youthful restlessness with home ties. It notes young women now roam beyond hometown confines, seeking modern schemes while urging parents to maintain connection. A case of a young woman who shot herself for love highlights parental distance and missed opportunities for guidance.
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Embrace Simple Self in Tough Truths and Faith
A reflective piece urges accepting one’s nature and limits. It argues against vanity and perpetual self-improvement, advising intelligent adjustment and inner strength. The author invokes spiritual identity, urging recognition of one’s inherent value and responsibility.
Humor of the Day Fragments From Across Newspapers
Laughing exchanges and quips from multiple papers are cited, featuring mock dialogue about church sermons, marriage, singing, and a Brooklyn court ceiling accident. The items include a Puck quote on the rector and humorous retorts about manners, poverty, and pretense with urban newspaper flavor.
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Jinks
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Maud
Jack
Ethel
Ion
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Jewel
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The Ill Friend and the Medicine Taker
Sir Squiresancro visits a sick friend and offers medicine that the invalid refuses. Mrs Jones and husband encounter Mary’s contorted masquerade as she tries to pull her veil down and hide bundles, revealing the trick of concealing packages while shopping.
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Squire
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Mother
Fragmented Louisville musings on manners and morals
A Cincinnati Enquirer column by Luke M'Luke lampoons vaunted proprieties with satirical riffs on suffragists fashion, marriage, and gender roles. It quips about tango brides, diets, and a blunt strike at old-fashioned men, ending with a flustered image of a man trying to hide eye trouble.
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