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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1908

Page

3

Newspaper Address and Branch Office List

The Standard Publishing Company announces branch offices and newsstand locations across major cities including Butte, Denver, Seattle, San Francisco, and Chicago. It lists contact details for business inquiries and notes general correspondence should be sent to Anaconda Mont.

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President Roosevelt Faces Political Watch on Governor Haskell

In a critical Friday piece, the writer assesses voter impressions on President Roosevelt, Governor Haskell, and Oklahoma Attorney General West. The pieces argue Roosevelt’s stance shapes attitudes toward Haskell, while West’s blunt, direct statements challenge Haskell’s integrity and the Democratic position. Foraker is noted as eliminated, with Democrats urged to stand by Haskell if he merits trust.

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Predictions on Supreme Court appointments and presidents

A historical analysis discusses how many presidents have appointed four or more justices, noting figures from Washington to Roosevelt. It examines age, tenure, and precedent, arguing that if a president aims to transform the court, confirmation dynamics and public confidence matter as much as ideology. The piece cites Hughes, Fuller, Taney, and other justices.

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Roosevelt and Taft in Montana Campaign Debate

The Montana edition analyzes how Roosevelt policies clash with state Republicans while Taft faction argues their rightness. It notes Norris versus Denham in Deer Lodge, Norris’ support, and Hearst as a disruptive force in American politics. The piece highlights Montana’s tepid response to railroad policy and the upcoming state campaign dynamics.

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Bryan’s Claim To Leadership In Roosevelt Policy Fight

The article discusses Bryan and Roosevelt policy disputes. It notes public demand for a clear answer, mentions Mr. Roosevelt’s letter to supporters, and suggests Bryan’s campaign claims hinge on who originated and steered the Roosevelt policies amid internal party debate. The piece reflects historical political tensions and leadership questions in the Bryan camp.

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Fragmented dialogue on reform and public sincerity

Excerpts from Washington Star and Baltimore American speak on reform, public perception, and honesty. Quips reference politicians Morghum and Farmer Cott, with sketches of a disrupted, satirical tone about reform versus practical results.

Morghum Washington Star

Banking Association to Meet in Denver Next Monday

The American Bankers Association with nearly 10,000 member banks will convene in Denver for its thirty-fourth annual meeting. Leaders will debate currency reform, bank protection, and proposed permanent currency laws while discussing remedies against bank robberies aided by Pinkerton and a defense committee.

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Dormant bank accounts and express money orders debated

The piece discusses the rise of dormant accounts in national banks and proposals to revert unclaimed funds to the banks after a set period. It notes prior bank failures, the scale of dormant balances, and the complications around express money orders and non depositor business. It cites industry concerns and educational initiatives by the National Institute of Bank Clerks to train correspondents on banking and law.

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Banking fraud scare and Western Dem headquarters move

A desolate picture of banking losses in Pittsburgh costs reaching millions amid clerks turning to embezzlement and safeguards that deter future theft. The Democratic National Committee sets Western headquarters in Denver to coordinate Montana and intermountain states campaign in support of Bryan and Kern, urging prompt contributions.

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Denver Coliseum Damaged by Fire at Chimpustrani Site

The Coliseum in Denver on Chimpustrani between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets burned this morning from an unknown origin. Adjacent to the building on two sides were roaming inmates of Wonleatrieker, who escaped unharmed. The Coliseum was a city landmark and the second largest hall before the Auditorium’s completion. Total loss estimated not more than $15,000.

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