Standard Publishing Company contact list and offices
A dense directory of newspaper offices and newsstand agents across multiple cities with Bell and Independent phone numbers, plus address details for the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana and various regional offices in New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Minneapolis Kansas City San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Denver Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland and other outlets.
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Montana
New York
Hotaline
Park Row
Broadway
Jonas
Astorhouse
Philadelphia
Quaker News Co
North Sixth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
Paul
N. St. Marie
South Third
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
United News
Ay Ag
Angeles
Kemp's News Agency
San Diego
R M. Child's
Denver
H. P. Hansen's
Seventeenth Street
Western News Agency
Salt Lake City
Hansen's
McGillis & Ludwig's
Whitehouse Corner
Ogden
Lowe Bros
Twenty-fifth Street
Spokane
F. W. Fritzsch
North Howard
John W. Graham & Co
Sprague Avenue
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Eckhart’s
First Avenue
Washington Street
W. O. Whitner
Portland
Bowman News Co
That Summer Home for the President in Colorado
A plan promoted widely claims construction has begun on a summer home in Colorado for the U S president. It will not be federally funded and would be at the president’s disposal if used. Denver is noted as a central, cooler option with Yellowstone suggested as an ideal extended summer retreat.
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Colorado
United States
Seattle
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf of California
Great Lakes
Denver
Washington
Middle West
Yellowstone Park
Montania Registration Law Falls Short in Bond Election Context
The piece argues that Montania’s new registration system aims to curb fraud by requiring registration at least thirty days before elections, yet observes poor turnout and late surges in Miles City and Butte ahead of a bonds vote for a bridge. It notes voters under 30 minutes to complete registration, risking limited county-wide participation.
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Montania
Miles City
Butte
Aseo
Montana Voters Urged to Register Early Under New Law
The new law eases registration near election time and is praised as a major improvement over the old Montana registry. Voters in populous districts are urged to register now and encourage others, to ensure a full vote in the 1912 elections and benefit state governance.
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Tigre
Montana
California Recall Debate Faces October Vote
California voters will decide on a recall and several constitutional amendments at the October 10 election. The measures include initiative and referendum proposals and would apply recall to all state officers, including judges, a point of extended discussion prompted by Taft era pressures and legal critique.
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California
Taft
New York political jostling over Dix for president
The piece notes Democratic newspapers in New York floated Governor Dix as a presidential candidate but observers doubt his chances. It traces past maneuvers by Speaker Frisbie and Tammany allies, compares past uses of Depew and Morton, and cites faded talks about Gaynor and Parker as limited by local support and electoral strategy.
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New York
Dix
Frisbie
Murphy
Democrats
Tammany
Ross Platt
Chauncey M. Depew
Levi P. Morton
Gaynor
National Democracy
Alton BR. Parker
Idaho
Controversy Over Wilson Wiley McCabe Roles in Agriculture
The article weighs criticism of Tama Jim as agriculture secretary and praises his push for discipline. It notes Wilson seeks to smooth tensions with Wiley and McCabe, questions harmony in the official group, and suggests McCabe should perhaps depart. The public opposes removing Dr. Wiley.
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Tama Jim
Department of Agriculture
Wiley
Wilson
Dr. Wiley
McCabe
Dr Wiley
Bryan's clash over Martin leadership in Senate
The article notes Mr. Bryan again taking a stance against Senator Martin of Virginia as the Senate Democrats move toward Martin's leadership during the recent extra session, a development Bryan dislikes though it changes little for the party at that moment.
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Mr. Bryan
Senator Martin
Virginia
Senate
Martin
Martin Faces Senate Fight As Virginia Chooses
The piece notes Senator Martin seeks a second term with party support and faces opposition from Virginian Jones backed by Bryan’s harsh critique. It also references Virginia’s preference for Wilson, hunting seasons, and various local quips about ducks, osters, straw hats, and legal oddities.
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Martin
Senate
Jones
House
Bryan
Senator Martin
Virginia
Wilson
Boy's evidence may convict camorrist group in Italy trial
In Viterbo Italy testimony at the Camorra trial contradicted carbineer claims. A porter’s son testified the Stendardo household was involved in laundering evidence from the Cuoccolo case. He said Morra and Salvi visited the house the night of June 5 1906 and that bloodstained clothes were sent to another Camorra member.
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Viterbo
Italy
Maria Stendardo
Gennaro Cuoccolo
Nicolo Morra
Giuseppe Saivi
Stendardo
Morra
Cuoccolo
Salvi
Insane former NY cop vanishes in Nevada desert
James Mahoney, a former New York policeman, appeared naked at the Eagle salt works near Reno, then ran into the desert. He left Reno three days earlier to join a surveying party. Searchers fear he perished in the extreme heat after days of fruitless probing in the barren sands.
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Reno
Nev
James Mahoney
New York
Nevada Desert
Eagle Salt Works
Mahoney
Mahaney
Auto crash near Maryville claims Gavin and Crider
St. Joseph dispatch reports Leslie Gavin of Maitland Mo son of a prominent banker was instantly killed and Harry J Crider former Maitland postmaster probably fatally injured when an automobile rolled over near Maryville Mo early today Benjamin Edwards and Charles B Callison of Maitland sustained lesser injuries
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St. Joseph, Mo
Leslie Gavin
Maitland
Harry J. Crider
Maryville
Benjamin Edwards
Charles B. Callison
Fatal crash near Tecumseh claims two lives
In Tecumseh Nebraska this morning a touring car owned by farmer William Bourlier jumped from a culvert into a 16 foot ravine. Mrs William Jiordan a young widow and Mr Bourlier were killed instantly while the chauffeur escaped injury.
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Tecumseh
Neb
William Jiordan
Wiliam Bourlier
Battleships to clash at nine mile ranges off Chesapeake
Washington reports the Atlantic fleet will open a two week summer battle exercise off the Chesapeake capes. Ships will fire at least 9 000 yards while testing aeroplane box kite defenses and night attacks by torpedo boats. The Delaware will renew its attempt to destroy the San Marcos known as the old Texas.
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Washington
Atlantic
Chesapeake Capes
San Marcos
Texas
Delaware
Dissolution of Tobacco Trust Moves Slowly
New York August 3. A tentative plan for dissolving the tobacco trust under the US Supreme Court decree was discussed at a preliminary conference by Judges Lacombe and Noyes. Attorney General Whekersham and James C. Mc Reynolds represented the government. A further meeting is needed September 1 before public hearings can start.
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New York
Tobacco Trust
Supreme Court of the United States
Lacombe
Noyes
Whekersham
James C. Mcreynolds
W. W. Fuller
American Tobacco Company
Deer Lodge Girl to Wed Ernst Eaton at Episcopal Church
Deer Lodge Aug 31 Miss Augusta Marguerite Valiton daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry G Valiton and Ernest Theophilus Eaton of Billings announce their forthcoming marriage The couple connected with Montana College and helped form the Polytechnic Institute Miss Valiton grew up in Deer Lodge The wedding is set for Sept 6 at 7 oclock in the Episcopal church
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Standard
Deer Lodge
Augusta Marguerite Valiton
Henry G. Valiton
Ernest Theophilus Eaton
Billings
Episcopal Church
Habeas corpus for J H Danils in bribery case filed in Montana
In Billings on August 31 a writ of habeas corpus was filed in district court by Attorneys Hathorn and Brown for J H Danils of Roundup. The petition claims the Aug 5 bribery complaint in Musselshell County, alleging he offered an officer 150 dollars to avoid arrest, and argues Danils is unlawfully imprisoned due to insufficient evidence.
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Standard
Billings
J. H. Danils
District
Hathorn & Brown
Justice Court
Musselshell County
Danils
Great Northern President to Visit Montana State Fair
Helena Aug 31 Louis W Hill president of the Great Northern Railway arrives by a special train with a party of prominent Twin City visitors for the Montana state fair. The party lands Sept 27 and Hill speaks Sept 28 with Professor Chamberlain industrial commissioner of the Great Northern accompanying.
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The
Standard
Helena
Louis W. Hill
Great Northern Railway Company
Montana
Hill
James A. Shoemaker
Professor Chamberlain
Great Northern
Wife of Arkansas farmer presumed dead after sea jump
On August 20 the wife of Justina Fight reportedly jumped from the steamer Rhein near Bremen and died. The captain said she was likely demented. The body was not recovered and the woman was buried at sea, with her husband awaiting her arrival on the Arkansas farm.
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New York
Justina Fight
Rhein
Bremen
Garman Links Buffalo Gnats to Pellagra Spread
Lexington Kentucky August 31 Henry Garman government bacteriologist and entomologist states buffalo gnats are the disseminating method for pellagra disease spreading through Kentucky mountain regions.
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Lexington
Henry Garman
Kentucky
Cholera Toll Across Italy Rises in Late August Report
An official Italian government statement reports 1,635 cholera cases and 598 deaths in Italy from August 20 through August 26. The figures cover the nation including major cities and rural areas, reflecting a continued health crisis and urgent public response.
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Chiasto
Switzerland
Italy
Lumber men hauled into court over alleged lumber restraint
A bill filed in the U S circuit court in Detroit seeks to halt an alleged conspiracy to restrain trade in lumber and lumber products across many states. The Michigan Retail Lumber Secretaries' bureau Chicago based Scout Publishing Co and others are named. The suit accuses retailers' and dealers' groups of fines and blacklisting against shippers, aided by the trade magazine publishers.
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Detroit
United States
Michigan Retail Lumber Secretaries’ Bureau
Bureau of Information
Chcago
Scout Publishing Company
Lumber Secretaries’ Bureau of Information
Retailers’ S Association
Retailers
Process of artificial silk production described in detail
The excerpt explains Norway pulp processed into thin sheets weighed and placed in metal tanks for chemical treatment. Solutions are mixed in iron tanks, pumped underground to departments, heated precisely, and transformed into silk. Pulp moves through spinning frames with calibrated pumps, forming filaments fixed by chemical baths, then wound into skeins as the spinning room air is regularly vented.
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Norway
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Standard Breck, Amnacanda
Busineser
Bell Phone No
Bel
Ang Neo One
RUTTE
Fast Broadway
Bell
Independent
Morton
Brunswick Building
Fifth Avenue
Ofice
Hartford
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
the Registration Law
A New Yorker
Mr. Jirgan
Namar
Iowa
Henry
Cain
Abel
Ty Cobb
Marinette
Wis
Mary Wertelewski
Pond
OF Tobacco Trust
Louis Hill
Lander’s
Lloyd — Go-Cart
Heywood
Tomorow
Lander
A Furniture and Carpet Co
Mount St. Charles College
S. J. Sullivan
D. D
Suse Vince
Owsley
Mov
Butte Business College
Rice & Fulton
Iattataie
Saylor Boarding School
Wormerly Lyon School
Best Faroines
J. F. Saylor
Saylor
Wash
Houston
Cannonhill
Bscrong
Sponone
Textile Manufacturers Journal
All Hallows College
J. J. Guinayn
Julia P. Bailey
Paecific Avenue
Spokane Wash
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