Anaconda Publishing House Catalog Entry
STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY of Anaconda Montana distributes publishers and proprietors notices. The document appears to be a header with postal information and classification details, including Second Class Mail Matter notation and a partial request or imprint line.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Butte
North Main Street
Montana
Associated Press
Fartern Business Office
Prudden, King & Prudde
Fifth Ave
New York
Steger Bidg
Chicago
Globe Blde
Boston
Peace Resolution Vote Leaves Senate Hurdles Ahead
The House, by a clear margin with 22 Democrats, passed the peace resolution yesterday and sent it to the Senate, which faces a tougher two thirds vote to override a presidential veto. Commentary notes continued partisan blame and lingering wartime status with Germany, while urging caution as April weather brings unpredictable mood shifts.
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House of Representatives
House
Senate
Germany
Welkin
The Political Tea in Hoover Circles and Suffrage History
A historical essay traces the rise of the political tea as a social campaign tool in Hoover era politics. It links tea gatherings to women voters groups, Wood and Lowden camps, and Johnson managers, noting Lipton tea becomes a social act shaping presidential discourse and civic engagement.
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Sydney Smith
Senator Edmunds
Hoover
Ni York Evening Sun
Herbert Hoover
Hooverites
National Suffrage Organization
Chicago
Women Voters’ League
Fas
General Wood
Governor Lowden
Johnson
Wood
Lipton
Edmunds
One Trouble in England Prompts Social Alarm
A London physician notes war casualties have left many more women than men in Britain, fueling social unrest. Bigamy rises and divorce courts run high as the gender imbalance prompts emigration of women and new birth-rate remedies. The article cites one hopeful sign: a higher share of male births since the war, though England still has Europe's lowest male birth rate.
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Magiana
France
England
Great Britain
Murray Leslie
London
Colonies
Europe
Sunday observance in New England blooms and roars
The Massachusetts legislature passed a Sunday baseball and amateur sports bill. It permits national game play on Sundays under police rules, bans professional golf boxing auto and horse racing and hunting with firearms. Clergy opposed while many citizens favored the measure as a matter of personal conscience not infringing others.
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New England
Massachusetts
William J Bryan Denies Presidential Candidacy Bid
A digest of editorial quips and political opinions from multiple papers noting William J Bryan’s denial of a Democratic presidential bid while suggesting he might not refuse if drafted, with side remarks on delegates, figures like Daniels and Wilson, and other contemporary commentaries. The items reflect neutral sharp jests on campaign politics and international matters.
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Barks
William J. Bryan
William
Chicago News
Tuey Gaston Page
Columbus Dispatch
Montana Press notes on primaries and politics
The Montana Press surveys presidential primary dynamics with Wood and Johnson in Michigan returns. It highlights a banking and irrigation bill in the Senate, and notes local incidents and opinions on Hoover, Indian progress optimism, and ongoing fashion reform satire from Missoula.
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Wood
Michigan
Hiram Johnson
Lowden
Hoover
Pershing
Kalspell
Montana
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Board
North Carolina Congressman Kitchin Slips With Stroke
Representative Claude Kitchin of North Carolina, a Democratic leader and 1913 veteran in the House, suffered a slight paralytic stroke on the right side shortly after opposing a Republican peace resolution. He is 51, a lawyer by profession, and was delivering a speech when the incident occurred.
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Underwood & Underwood
New York
Kitchin
North Carolin
House
House of Representatives
Humorous Lines Reflect Daily Life And Social Quips
A collage of witty exchanges and quips from papers including Life Washington Herald and Washington Star. Jests touch on cars and exercise, women’s fashions, a burned shirt store, a nickel debate and playful misreadings of dialogue with light social observation and satire.
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Bishop Burch
New York
Washington Herald
Thompson
London
George Washington
Washington Star
A Family Come Home From the Long Journey
Winifred Black writes of a mother and three children who arrive in a new land to find the husband died of influenza before meeting them. He had funded a home with four rooms a gas stove beds and a garden. The mother gains independence as Giovanni’s surprise home glows with gratitude and pride.
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Perry
America
Giovanni
Marie
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