Anaconda Standard Ad Staff and Newsstand Network
The document lists Standard Publishing Co. offices and newsstands across major cities including New York Detroit Indianapolis Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati Seattle Portland and Vancouver with addresses and agencies named. It notes general business correspondence should be directed to STANDARD PUBLISH COMPANY in Anaconda Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Hotming’s
Park Row
Broadway
L. Jonas & Co
Antorboyee
Philadelphia
Hotaling’s
Cincinnat
Fountain News Co
Fifth
Walnut Streets
Detroit
Metropolitan News A
Norther Woodward
Michigan
Indianapals
Yora News
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
St. Paul
St. Mark's Cigar and News Co
East Fifth Street
Minneapolis
M. J. Ravanaugh
Emath Third
Kansas City
Foma News Co
Ninth End
San Francisco
Paidte
T- Francis
Los Angeles
Kemp's News
Ban Dirga
R. M. Child
Riverside Avenue
Tacoma
Trega News
Beattie
Eckert
Second Avenue
Cher
Seattle
Whittie
Acme News
Third Avenue
Dision Street
Portland
Oregon News Co
Morrison
Northwest News Co
Portland Co
Vancouver
British Columbia
Wide World News Co
Mont
Memorial day reflections on nation's changing past
A fragmented 19th century style meditation traces Memorial day alongside shifting national priorities from Reconstruction and currency to expansion and imperialism. The piece notes veterans as central figures, contrasts past unity with present economic and political concerns, and laments public focus on official grubby interests over core ideals.
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Sultan
Sapansion
Mowerdix
Mmerching
Erie
Levin
Political turbulence swirls over senate recall and Cox fate
The article debates the push for direct senatorial elections and discusses Cox retirement and recall, noting court cases and political maneuvers. It also touches on European events, elections, and domestic affairs shaping the political landscape.
Utah Loses Case in Supreme Court
The Supreme Court of the United States today ruled Utah erred in interpreting a 19th century land grant law, holding that saline lands were not merely ancillary to university land. The decision, written by Justice Hughes, resolves a dispute over mineral rights and land grants tied to state development. The same day the court upheld the Interstate Commerce Act, stating that hours of service for interstate rail workers remain constitutional. The ruling affects land classifications and future state mining claims.
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Washington
Sne
Utah
Avit Agaitet
Montela Salt Company
Supreme Court of Lie
United States
Congress
Hick
Mestie
University Imad Awraot
Expreime Court of
Avpreme Court of the
Unough
McKenna
Supreme Court
Justice Hughes
Baltimore * Ohio ‘Railroad Company
Hughes
Interminte
Standard Oil Company
Tans
Clienit Court
Oklahoma City
Guthrie
Philippine Islands
Cuba
Tian
Aminjority
Supreme Court O
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Valley development and springs attract settlers and investors
Laurel and surrounding districts push valley development with new enterprises and a proposed public park to promote health tourism. Prospects cite rich resources, growing businesses, and planned facilities, including resorts and mills, aiming to guide economic growth and provide public access to mineral springs for health and tourism. Local landholders and officials discuss funding and congressional action to secure public access and support for development efforts.
Three Men Indicted In Dynamiting Plot In County Hall
Grand jury indicts three men for dynamiting an apparent plot to betray trust at the county hall of records. Lint M. Genmers, EL Maple, and Jen Yendey named among the accused. warrants issued as authorities pursue further charges and arrests.
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Toy Angels
Uni Gounty
Recor Stom
Lint M. Genmers
Retural Foray Workers
EL Maple
Wilon Iron Worker
Jen Yendey
Presidene Toru
Smithy
Bender
Avery
Jens Oxanxe
Walter Lordwell
Marth
Urcoe
Dart
Transcript of Booth Hamlet Anecdotes and Stage Tempos
A disjointed reminiscence recounts Ed ward Booth and the Hamlet role with memory of Philadelphia and New York stage performances. The narrator recalls watching Booth in youth, debating whether to pursue Hamlet, and reflects on Booths appearance and temperamental mood as a celebrated actor.
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Teel
Congress
Atelier
Presley Eandithing
Deny Tennates
Anne Yodermooratio
New York
Dereig
Calarndi
Edwards
Mani
Marie
Porkaig
Lars
Booths
Navy
Shigeny
Hind
Linan
Hemlet
Thal
Ray Park
Mike Flamer
Harmer
Mr. Sturt
Hannen
Paradelphia
Edavie Booth
Rawanite
Portrait painter linked to secretary day pay probe
Washington investigators questioned a Philadelphia portrait painter as part of a broader inquiry into the pay received by Secretary Day. The painter testified about his connections to department staff and financial arrangements, while officials sought responses from key figures at the Treasury and State departments.
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Washington
Albart Ioxenthal
Phiadelphia
Herder
Seenstacy
Hosen Unih
Caleta
Michaelis
Dhentato
Charles Tandy
Sion
Che Bay Poelrabe
Neral
Owan
Das
Chipf Clark Bisonnel
Sundar
Kut
Michael
Knox
Shoyads Morrison
Ot Aeslepartmwat
Bent
Montana loses Sage Creek water rights case
The Montana case over Sage Creek water rights ends with a decision in favor of W A Morris and CR Howell asserting priority over water withdrawals from Sage Creek. The ruling confirms the seniority of their ditches and acknowledges prior claims by Montana residents and Wyoming citizens, amid competing appropriations and interstate water issues.
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Duday
Ayeronti
Erento
Montana
W. A. Morris
CR Howell
Clarus Saint Fhuvell
Wyoming
Benn
Bainbridge
W. Hent
Wallace Rant
Kennett
interCernix
Morris and Howell
Supreme Ear
City Hall Protest Demands Action From Mayor
A crowd of over 100 protesters gathered outside Oklahoma City City Hall today demanding the mayor address the water issue and resigns by the organizers’ count. Police kept order as delegates pressed for a clear timetable and accountability ahead of a planned election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Uhh
Masay Bielers
Nani
Pijoy
Opera Writer Gilbert Passes Away in London
Canton May 8. Reported death of renowned opera writer Gilbert in London. Details from fragmented copy reference his contributions to the stage, with scattered notes on colleagues and events. Confirmation of passing remains unclear due to legible lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera
Gilbert
London
Paragraphary note on local crime case inverts clarity
An 85 year old man named Barter is charged in a local case after alleged thefts and deceptive acts. The report notes involvement of a senior resident connected to a town, with references to a place named Moline and a Tate related property. The details are fragmentary and unclear from the OCR text.
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Cynrad
J. Nason
Lund
Conrad
Bileness
Nagon
Nuson
Ito
Kelley
Pondera Valley
Smnk
Nagony
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Thira
Picnte
State Department
Porield
City Hall
Canton
Williane Bohenkeither
Wee Jen Hi Fed Bey
Mabel ME
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Owsley Block
Rice & Fulton
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Mills, College
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