Anaconda Standard Office and Department Contacts
The notice lists contact details for the Anaconda Standard offices in Butte Montana with phone lines for the business and editorial departments. It directs general business letters to the Standard Publishing Company in Butte Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Postomice
Anaconda
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North Main Street
Baktorial Department
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Anaconda Eesti
Butte
Montana
Carranza Legacy and Political Tactics Examined
The piece weighs Carranza as a crafty political master with bold initiative and little redeeming virtue, while contrasting Pancho Villa. It also reviews U S campaign finance probes led by Senator Borah and the slow pace of senate investigations ahead of the Republican convention.
Bourke Cockran Rises Again In New York Politics
The Washington Star credits Bourke Cockran with renewed influence in New York as wets seek a foe for William Jennings Bryan in the convention. The piece recalls Cockran’s career from Ireland to New York, noting his past as a premier orator and his long shifts in and out of politics. An Bryan Cockran clash would be historic.
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Senate Panel To Probe Preconvention Campaign Costs
A Senate sub committee of the privileges and elections panel will hold open sessions in Washington to investigate campaign spending by both Republican and Democratic presidential candidates. Senator Borah criticized large sums used to boost contenders and urged a formal resolution for an inquiry.
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Revolving doors spark a politeness debate
The piece compares true politeness to a class of debate on revolving doors. It contrasts two schools of thought: one where the man goes first and assists the woman, and another where the woman leads and the man follows to guide the door. The text treats this as a test of social manners in a changing era.
Big Straw Poll Shows Steady Candidacy Supports
The Literary Digest poll totals nearly 1.9 million ballots with little change among top candidates. Johnson and Hughes see small gains while Coolidge and Taft remain prominent poll leaders. McAdoo gains fastest among Democrats as party lines shift amid national headlines.
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Mystery of the Straight Flush Ignites Reader Speculation
A fragmented exclamation hints at a bold poker insight describing the straight flush as an exciting hand that overwhelms players. The text implies a reaction of surprise and attention from observers, though it remains non-specific about events or outcomes.
Humor and Quips Across Dailies and Readers
A collage of jokes and quips from various papers features a druggist and clerk about the grip, a senator replying to critics, a grump and doctor billing five dollars, and light poetry lines with misheard phrases. The snippets showcase flavor of newspapers and reader humor.
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Grump
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Godspurs
Senator Walsh speech noted by Montanans in peace treaty debate
The Montana press remarks on Senator Walsh’s closing hours address during the peace treaty debate and how readers were left without clear indication of how it was received by attendees. Other items reference political clashes, high government costs, Dutch farmers in South Dakota and Iowa, naval incidents, and fires prevention lessons.
Unruly Member and Adrift Admiral Sparks Across Papers
A collage of quoted snips from newspapers mocks political figures and events. The snippets reference Admiral Stns and unity Haeper Daniels, discuss strikes, leaders like Emma Goldman, and global tensions with a satirical edge.
Anglo Persian Pact Dominates Persian Affairs Debate
Paris reports a dramatic step in Persian governance under British control. A Persian officer in the mixed Anglo Persian commission reportedly killed himself, sparking agitation. The pact lacks League of Nations and Persian parliament approval, with a new army plan placing most commands under British authority and Persian officers as subordinates.
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