Publication and subscription details for The Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard imprint lists subscription rates for Daily and Sunday editions, station and office addresses in Anaconda, editor rooms, and branch offices in Butte, plus Foreign, New York, and Chicago offices. It names newsstands across major cities and provides contact points and office locations for Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Sunday Standard
Lively Campaign Swings in Ten Day Political Frenzy
The past ten days have seen rapid shifts in campaign phases as Hearst revives clashes with Bryan and Taft allies. Foraker's defenses falter, Taft papers hesitate, and Hearst's tirades against Bryan feed late-week sensationalism. The Haske matter adds to the bumpy campaign tone.
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W. R. Hearst
Bryan
Hearst
Heme
Taft
Foraker
Hearst-Bryan
Montana
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Views on Africa and the Negro Problem
The column claims President Roosevelt will discuss the Negro problem after visiting Africa, noting his habit of sharing many views. It urges restraint, suggesting his prior Africa views should not be unloaded on the public, and argues Taft’s and Roosevelt’s past stances on race have caused trouble.
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Roosevelt
Africa
Taft
Brownsville
Political Defeat Seen Tied to Policies and Views
The speaker argues that the author of those ideas, and indeed the author who may be a potent factor, could influence the defeat of the successor to his policies and views, signaling a clash over political direction and leadership.
Democrats Nominate County Ticket in Silver Bow
The Silver Bow county Democrats opened the nominating with solid selections for district court judges. J. J. Lynch and Michael Donlan have four years on the bench with credit to the party. John B. McClernan, a former district judge, also favored as associate justice. The convention shows wisdom in other nominations and pledges a satisfactory ticket with enthusiastic support and fair treatment for all candidates.
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Silver Bow County
J. J. Lynch
Michael Donlan
John B. McClernan
Will the Republicans no 7 joint debate plan
A discussion of Montana political campaigns, urging Republicans to accept a joint debate to energize voters. The Helena Republican convention selections prompt proposed matchups between Donlan Norris and proxy exchanges, aiming to activate mass meetings and public discourse across the state.
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Anaconda
Helena
Montana
Repiblicans
Norris
Webster
Donlan
Mantle
Allen
Swindlehurst
Tolan
Galen
Joseph Kk. Toole
Martin Maginnis
Roosevelt-Kohrs
Norris Harkers
Margaret Theater Ballers
Donlan Harkers
Republican Organization
State Committee
Roosevelt Letter Clears Taft as Heritage of Policies
The New York Evening Post notes a letter from President Roosevelt to Conrad Kohrs of Helena Montana. Roosevelt endorses Taft as the man who embodies his political aims and rejects Bryan as heir to Roosevelt policies. The letter arrived amid debate on campaign labor questions.
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New York Evening Post
Bryan
Roosevelt
Conrad Kohrs
Helena
Montana
Taft
Kohrs
Mr. Kohrs
Con Kobhrs
Taft Adversaries Split On Labor Policy At State Convention
Republicans at the state convention pressed a hard line against Taft on key labor issues while asserting Kohrs will publish another letter from Roosevelt. The exchange signals intraparty tensions over labor policy and Roosevelt ties.
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Tana
Taft
Kohrs
Roosevelt
Taft era weapons sale ends amid political mood shifts
The federal department once led by Taft closed a munitions sale disposing of two hundred thousand rifles along with cannons and obsolete guns at low prices. The piece notes the rifles’ obsolescence and ponders what buyers may do with the lot, hinting at adventures in South America. The column weaves in political commentary about Taft Hearst Roosevelt and Foraker amid sports and city notes.
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Taft
United States
Sunny Gems And Witty Postcard Jokes
A collection of light quips and cartoon caption style lines from various papers. It includes Brven at a phonograph noting a reversed cylinder and a train signals triumph. Also features humorous exchanges about education hazing forecasts and fiance choices.
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Brven
Philadelphia Ledger
International Fisheries Congress Opens in Washington
The fourth International Fisheries Congress convenes in Washington at the invitation of the American Fisheries Society. Leading fish culturists from around the world discuss ways to prevent overfishing and increase annual harvests while exploring fishery schools and new methods for handling and preserving the catch. The United States government funds the meeting as researchers share progress on tagging experiments, leather from fish skins, and acclimatization of species to new waters.
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International Fisheries Congress
Washington
American Fisheries Society
United States
Congress
Uncle Sam
Alwady
Prites
Bureau of Fisheries
Atlantic Ocean
Greenland
Panama
Atlantic
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Pacific
Bureau
New England
Middle Atlantic
Great Salt Lake
Utah
Lynnhaven
U. S
Guam
Mt. Everest
Frederic J. Hasin
Berks County Store Keeper Also Served as Postmaster
A Berks County store keeper who doubled as postmaster faced scrutiny as records show his dual role raised concerns over duties and mail handling. Community officials noted the unusual combination of responsibilities and called for review of local governance.
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Berks County
Postmaster Confesses Open Safe Led to Stamp Heist
A borough postmaster relates two robberies of hostage stamps from an uninjured safe. After the first theft, authorities ordered restitution for the store and repairs paid by the keeper. In a second incident the stamps vanished again with the safe undamaged, the postmaster admitting he left the safe open to avoid detection.
The Great Rivalry Between Glee Club and Band
A humorous verse debates a candidate during a lively scene with a night talk and noon songs. A glee club and a rival band each vie for support as voters weigh which performance will sway the neaple’s vote.
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Glee Club
Mistah
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