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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1913

Page

12

Standard Publishing Company Advertisement and Contact Details

Standard Publishing Company publishers and proprietors entered at the post office in Anaconda Montana. Subscription rates listed daily and Sunday per month daily and Sunday one year when paid in advance. Multiple city newsstand locations and postal contact details included.

Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors Anaconda Standard Bisck Ana Conde Bell Phone Receiancee Bell

Thaw case drifts as extradi­tion hearing delayed to Oct 27

A long report notes continued Thaw intrigue after his Matteawan escape and Canadian expulsion. The extradition hearing in New Hampshire is postponed to October 27 to finish the Matteawan escape probe, while Thaw’s legal team fights on.

Harry ‘Thaw Matteawan Asylum Canada Thaw Mexico Pankhurst Terest New York New Hampshire Felker Matteawan Jerome

Price of four kisses leads to Denver suit over kiss on bald head

In Denver J B Blakeley sues vaudeville actress Myrtle Howard for $5000 claiming she kissed his bald head during a show by mistake while two anonymous bald men were positioned for her act. He alleges his wife scolded him, their marriage strained, and calls for protection of baldheaded men from unwanted endearments.

Denver Blakeley Myrtle Howard Mise Howard Hove Miss Howard Mine Howard Teason Mr. Blakeley The Cincinnati Enquirer

Democrats Hold WV Special Election in First District

The West Virginia First district special election produced a Democratic victory, keeping the party’s congressional majority intact while overall turnout dropped about 40 percent from the presidential vote a year earlier. Democratic votes fell from 28,232 to 13,920, Republicans rose from 12,703 to 19,382, and Progressives surged, reflecting shifting loyalties amid lower turnout. Maine and West Virginia results show little change in party positions, with the Democratic winner replacing a Democrat and a general vote drop across parties.

West Virginia Congress Jone Maine

Diaz Campaign in Mexico Hinted as Sunday Vote Nears

The piece notes Felix Diaz arrived to campaign for Mexico’s Sunday election amid Huerta’s rule. It warns the election may be farcical and Washington may not recognize the outcome. Diaz’s movements and recall by Mexico City reflect tensions as Huerta seeks to prevent Diaz’s revival and Porfirio Diaz’s lingering shadow looms.

Mexico Felix Dias Huerta Diax Republic Japan Vancouver Tokio Canada Europe Mexico City Diaz Washington Porfirio Francisco Madero Madero Yellowstone Valley Sulver Henry Lane Wilson John McGraw

National Conservation congress to meet in Washington

A long review notes the annual gathering of the National Conservation Congress in Washington from November 18 to 20. It argues a straw man tactic to block state control of forest reserves and water power and warns Congress will not likely consider such topics this session. It also touches on Columbus bones, Roosevelt in Rio, Indians striking, Madero kin, and other assorted items.

National Conservation Congress Washington Congress West Senate Williams Mississippi Conservation Congress Conservation Int

Intellectual Cocktails on Nobility and Breeding

A reflective piece argues against breeding as a basis for nobility, asserting that true nobility lies in character not heredity. It decries eugenics and calls for revising language tied to aristocracy, praising gentle, virtuous people as the real measure of humanity.

Hess

Luke M'Luke Says and a Page of Wit and Wire

A column from the Cincinnati Enquirer presents a string of quips and observations on women fashion and habits, men in public life, social mores, and humor. It riffs on laundry lists of stereotypes, jokes about divorce lawyers, missions, trains, and familiar social tropes with a dated, playful tone. The snippets reflect early entertainment writing and humorous vignettes rather than a single news event.

Glynn Becomes Governor of New York After Sulzer

Governor Glynn, newly sworn in after Governor Sulzer's removal, pledges an honest peaceful progressive and wise administration. He vows a businesslike, economical clean and orderly handling of state affairs and to ensure efficient public service.

William Sulzer New York State Martin H. Glynn Sulzer Glynn

Long We Pay Our Statesmen and Teachers

A lament on how society lavishly funds politicians while neglecting teachers and public monuments. The speaker condemns paying high salaries to leaders and only grudgingly honoring educators, noting the contrast between tribute after death and ongoing support during life.

Humor of the Day Quotes Across Newspapers

A collage of quips from several papers. Jokes touch on civility in Reno, earnestness in a transcript, and the English language growing at five words a day. Other lines joke about suffragettes, spades in cards, wives awaiting husbands, and an insurer probing insanity.

Reno Baltimore American Washington Herald Buffalo Express Caeser Cleveland Corn‘essel Josh Plain Toolis Washington Star

Spirit of the Press and public notices in one clip

A collage notes a Zulu prince at Harvard who might become a Pullman porter, commentary on a new water supply plan tied to brewery expansion, Yankee Confederate race remarks at Chattanooga, and Fathers Day proposal tied to June as a cashing in on abundance.

Harvard Walter New York Evening Sun Cincinnati Chattanooga Birmingham Ledger Moore Washington Star

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