Anaconda Standard subscription rates and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, including monthly and yearly options, and provides office locations and contact numbers for the main office in Anaconda, a branch on East Broadway, and independent offices with New York and Chicago connections. It references the publisher, proprietors, and management details in a classic newspaper masthead.
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Fifth Avenue
Chicago
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WHWS STANDS OUTSIDE MON TANA ON SALE
WHWS outside Mon Tana selling the Standard at many city and regional news agents. The list names multiple agencies across the United States with addresses and affiliations. Contact details point to STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anacondas, Mont.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Propristors
Anaconda
Montana
Nfitt
General Bus
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconds
Mont
Impeachment Echoes in Sulzer Case and Garbled Impressions
A 1930s newspaper fragment metallicly critiques Governor Sulzer and Br. Glynn amid impeachment by Tammany influence. It notes moral high ground, political maneuvering, and a bleak Albany atmosphere as Volturno rescue stories segue into wireless telegraphy triumphs and maritime disaster statistics from Paris.
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Tonger
Juaga Cullen
Sutser
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Ha Waa
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Albany
Sons of Goodness
Grogfest Intiuity
Hell
New York
Bureat Veritas
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Tigre
Arctic land found near Siterk could reach Greenland size
The report describes a newly discovered arctic landmass extending up to twenty three degrees northward, potentially rivaling Greenland in size. Explorers faced pack ice and incomplete work, but the land could serve as a base for future expeditions to map the Arctic and verify the North Pole region.
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Kilaky
Greenland
Siterk
North Pole
Mort Ward
South
Dole
Arctic
Unclear Text Fragments From Historical News Item
The provided OCR appears corrupted with garbled phrases and names. It references Huerta, Secretary Daniels, President Huerta, and a weather or storm scene, with mentions of Spokane and a blizzard. No clear events, dates, or outcomes are discernible.
Presidents to Speak at Southern Commercial Congress in Mobile
President Wilson and two cabinet members will address the fifth annual Southern Commercial Congress in Mobile Alabama October 27 to 28. The event focuses on Panama Canal trade, southward development, and a three month trade expedition to the Americas. Delegations from many states are expected. the gathering is billed as a major commercial event in the United States.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Caninet
Southern Commercial Congress
Mobile
Ats
Panama Canal
South America
Central America
Excaraiorists
Cantmd
Seth America
Aspuyta
United States
Private Motives Alleged in Church Window Smashings
Paris report says Minnieis, a 45 year old ex New Yorker long resident in Paris, admitted before the examining magistrate that she broke two windows at the American Protestant Episcopal church and its rectory dining room. She claimed suffragette motives but refused to disclose private aims. Mental state examination ordered. she once worked with church relief, now lacks support while the late rector’s estate of about $5,000 is noted.
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Miss Vail
America
Vail
Relief Committee of
Althoust
Morgan
Dominican war updates and diplomat returns
In San Domingo Dominican Republic the relief in Puerto Plata Vieje refuses to accept run twenty of Hexco. Operations resumed and government warns citizens to leave Puertol Pinth. James M. Sullivan the American minister returned home yesterday as a hero.
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Pivato Vieje
Hexco
Ana
Puertol Pinth
James M. Sullivan
Intellectual Cocktails Uitles of One Childeenta Chibbeen
Fragmented OCR text discusses children and civic futures with references to housing, barracks, and urban plans. It hints at elitism, suburban growth, and social conditions framed as a warning about future societal structure and architecture.
The Ewwleward Man His Wew Ly Ber Isnt
A fragment from Walt Mason presents a humorous perspective on a clumsy man. The verse mocks his blunders with self aware wit and social commentary on temper and missteps. The piece ends by contemplating judgment and mercy amid public folly.
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Jess
Aleshin
Errant remarks and muddled musings from a discordant page
Fragmented OCR style notes reveal stray phrases about marriages, money, and misprints. The text riffs on relationships, detected quirks, and social observations, with garbled names and half formed ideas. No clear event or person drives the piece, more a collage of lines and jokes.
Dated Dispatches Reflect Global Turmoil and Roosevelts Whitman
A compilation of sensational clippings notes Poincare’s rationing stance, Roosevelt’s trip to Argentina, and diverse editorials from New York World Louis Globe Democrat and Chicago News. It highlights diplomatic tensions, ballot access debates, and party dynamics within the progressive movement.
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Thien
Chicago News
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Baoule
Charles
News and
Courler
Humor verse snippets from old papers across eras
A collage of dated quips and cartoons from various publications includes jokes about horses shying at trains, manners of courting, and misheard lines. It threads small anecdotes from Punch Washington Star life and Chicago Tribune humor into a diffuse snapshot.
Quaker Quips From Philadelphia Héco
Quaker quips describe sympathetic ear for creditors and the stress in the shopping district. The piece notes how respect affects the average woman and hints at urban movement and busways. It presents a lively, period voice with social observations and local color.
Quotations on Failure and Success From The Gray Hair Line
A fragment reflects on aging wisdom: gray hair worth a pound of bald lead. It notes a failed man blames luck, while a successful man does not. The lines hint at resilience, self reliance, and measured view of achievement.
Committee Appointed to Probe Judge Speer Acts
Washington October 16 Chairman Clayton of the House Judiciary committee announced a sub committee to investigate alleged official misconduct by Federal District Judge Emory Speer of Georgia. Testimony is contingent on the judge’s illness.
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Avantié Cit and rail groups at electrical engineers meeting
Report from New York dated October 10 notes representatives from the American Institute of Electrical Engineers and the American Telegraph and Telephone Company at a conference on joint wire usage for city streets. The piece also mentions Albert J. Jewell, an aviator missing since last Monday, with hopes of finding his body or aircraft fading.
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