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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1913
Page
18
Subscription rates for Daily and Sunday papers are listed, with prices for monthly and yearly terms. The notice provides multiple office addresses and newsstand locations across cities, naming distributors and contact details, and directs all general business correspondence to Anaconda, Montana.
Friday October 1 1913 commentary argues Sulzer likely to be convicted and disqualified from office, blaming Tammany Hall for mobbing him while praising Judge Cullen for a not guilty vote. It portrays Glynn as a potential reformer and condemns the impeachment court atmosphere in Albany as immoral and a display of political vendetta.
The Volturno disaster highlights frequent ship fires and wireless telegraphy’s rescue role. Bureau Veritas Paris shows about one steamship fire or loss daily over seven years, with wireless distress signaling saving many at risk. Early ships often vanished at sea without trace before wireless.
The narrative covers the Volturno disaster with emphasis on shipboard fire safety and the need for vigilant fire drills aboard steel hulls. It also reports exploration news of a vast Arctic landmass north of Siberia, rivaling Greenland in size, extending east to west for twenty three degrees, offering potential as a base for future expeditions toward the North Pole.
President Wilson and two cabinet members will address the fifth annual Southern Commercial congress in Mobile Alabama October 27 to 29. The event will focus on the Panama canal and post canal trade expansion with the South. A three month trade expedition to South and Central American commerce centers will follow, visiting key ports and commercial centers. The gathering is expected to attract large delegations and be the most important commercial meeting in the United States.
Butte declines mortal combat with the Industrial Workers of the World. Occurred arrests at Silver Bow depot and in town, followed by a manifesto warning of nationwide aid and city-wide disruption. Authorities and workers both weigh costs before trial proceeds.
A collage of political and international snapshots references acquittals and standoffs in Butte, Huerta’s Paris loan, Daniele’s voting push, Sulzer’s misgivings, and evolving Mexican concerns. It notes fireproof ships, Volturno fires, and Bryan’s peace plans, with local and national tensions unresolved.
Paris October report notes two bricks shattered a stained glass window of an American Protestant Episcopal church and a dining room window at the rectory. Minnie Vail, 45, once in New York, admitted to breaking the windows claiming suffragette motives but refused to disclose them. She lacks apparent means, despite a $5,000 bequest from the late Rev. Dr. Morgan.
A reflective passage foresees future generations rejecting wretched city life. It contrasts barracks and skyscrapers built for gain with a desire for beauty, suburban houses, and elegant business surroundings, envisioning majestic architecture honoring the human spirit.
The poem mocks a clumsy man and urges kindness over ridicule. It argues sufferers feel shame, and we should ease his burden by playful, gentle humor rather than mockery. It cites missteps like knocking things over, trip hazards, and mishaps with household items as evidence for compassionate conduct.
A Cincinnati Enquirer fragment lampoons old fashion and male vanity with quick quips. It jests about shawls, laundry woes, rheumatism cures, and the idea that wisdom grows with age while noting fashion shifts and humorous social commentary.
A collage of opinion snippets notes Poincare declining to witness a Madrid bullfight, Roosevelt’s Argentina trip for steak, and mixed editorials across papers. It cites calls for ballot rights, wages, and political alignments with mentions of Mrs. Pankhurst, the American paper’s stance, and ongoing party battles.
A collage of humorous exchanges and captions from various papers. Jokes range from horse shyness at motors to old dime novels, young ladies and maids, self-made men, a boy’s cake remark, cigars and change, and a choir misread. Quips touch on language mishaps and comic misunderstandings.
The column laments sympathy for those who owe debts and notes the toll gates on the road to success. It jokes that the shopping district mirrors the average woman's view of living and hints that respect hinges on small yet meaningful acts.
A reflective saying notes that a man who fails often attributes their misfortune to luck or chance, while a successful person tends not to blame failure on luck but seeks control and responsibility in outcomes.
Washington Oct 16 Chairman Clayton of the house judiciary committee announced the appointment of a sub committee to investigate alleged official misconduct by Federal District Judge Emory Speer of Georgia. The testimony schedule depends on Judge Speer’s condition after a period of illness.
A report from Atlantic City dated Oct 18 notes that at the session of the American electric railway convention a committee representing the American Institute of Electrical Engineers the National Electric Light Association and the American Telegraph and Telephone Company urged a single pole system for all major wire users across the country.
Oct 1 seekers by land and sea search for Albert J. Jewell the airman who vanished in the sky last Monday. Hope fades as investigators doubt they will recover his body or his plane, convinced he was carried out to sea by the wind and water.
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