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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1913
Page
12
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and branch offices, with pricing for daily and Sunday editions and annual options. It provides contact details, executive names, and external newsstand locations across multiple cities for distribution and advertising.
The article argues that stock depressions blamed on the new tariff law reflect recurring cycles under various tariff levels. It notes past depressions during McKinley, Roosevelt, and Taft eras, and that current declines may be used to attack the Wilson administration, while some metrics show improvements in steel and copper markets.
The act granting pensions to mothers is finally to take effect in Pennsylvania after a winter legislative passage. State officers doubted its constitutionality and delayed operation, but have decided to implement the measure now and let the courts rule on its validity.
A Pennsylvania law provides that state and counties combine to aid indigent, widowed, and abandoned mothers so they may rear and educate children at home rather than place them in charitable institutions. A $200,000 appropriation is made, with counties bearing most of the expense. The appropriation is allotted to counties statewide. Military aviation is discussed with a potential $2,000,000 federal appropriation for next winter to improve aviation and conduct experiments. The article notes U S leadership in aviation lagging behind Europe, particularly Germany and France, and Britain's expanding airship program.
A French labor report notes that unions have rejected by a large vote the proposed regular twenty four hour monthly strike across all trades. Leaders favor legislative remedies over radical action and warn similar movements may fade in the United States.
A jumble of bygone jokes and anecdotes spans judges in luncheon chatter, a Pekin copyright prayerbook monopoly, a Kentucky congressman on extravagance, a boss’s salary limit, a Gotham cafe misorder, and magistrate patience with repeat offenders. The collage lens captures era voice and city glimpses.
Fragmentary text notes a market situation and a stampede related to Alaska and casualties. Mentions railroads and gridiron issues but lacks full context, names, or dates to establish a clear event or outcomes.
Governor Sulzer’s guilt or innocence is sidelined as Senator William J Hefferan fails to answer when the impeachment inquiry is called. He had obtained permission to stay away to wed Agnes Lynch daughter of Mrs Anna Danauer Lynch of Brooklyn New York.
The piece reflects on a world map in a steamship office showing ships across continents, emphasizing England and the Americas. It posits a growing, global interdependence that economies and nations must accept, viewing this as a path to universal brotherhood and a new world government.
A garbled verse piece recalls Walt Mason in a western setting with citations to Arizona and cowboy themes. It mentions dances of youth, preaching, and social hints, described in a fractured, archaic newspaper voice with tangled phrases and uncertain names.
A collage of humorous exchanges and quips from multiple papers. The snippets feature witty banter about marriage, social sets, and everyday misunderstandings, including remarks on bachelor life and comic misreadings. The tone mirrors early 20th century humor columns.
Multiple papers note three parties fielding candidates for president of Mexico amid election talk and potential insurrections. Public sentiment questions taxpaying patriotism and travel habits as debates over duty and penalties for speeding surface in editorials.
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