Anaconda Standard Publication Details
The Anaconda Standard lists its publishing company, offices in Anaconda and Butte, contact phones for departments, and notices about editorial and business correspondence. It notes Associated Press membership and reprint rights, with address lines for Prudden King in New York and Chicago.
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Butte
North Main Stree
Standard Publishing Company
Montana
Associated Press
Asociated Press
Eastern Business
Prudden
King & Prudden
Fifth Ave
New York
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The Hold Up and Immigrant Shifts in Butte Labor
A political and labor commentary notes I W W pressure in Butte idling mines by intimidation and gunpoint while contrasting immigrant shifts in five months. It questions public reaction, cites Senate investigations and Senator Borah's actions against Wilson and the Lowden campaign funding.
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Congress
Senate
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Wilson
Wood
Lowden
Idaho
Nebraska and Georgia Primaries Report
Nebraska returns show Senator Hitchcock apparently winning the prohibition aligned contest as Bryan faces the prohibition issue. Republicans note Johnson’s strong showing in Nebraska, potentially altering expectations. In Georgia, Attorney General Palmer leads over Tom Watson and Hoke Smith while awaiting full results.
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Georgia
Bryan
Hitchcock
Johnson
Michigan
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New York Herald
Wood
Lowden
Palmer
Tom Watson
Hoke Smith
Divergent Views Roil Immigration Debate In Congress
A House immigration committee inquiry shows sharp splits among groups. The American Legion calls for suspending immigration until current aliens are Americani zed, while the Inter-Racial Council led by Coleman duPont seeks to drop literacy tests to fill a labor shortage. The AFL opposes any such program, urging a two year pause after peace. Recent figures show 124,970 immigrants and 144,013 emigrants over five months, with nationalities detailing a mix of concerns about labor shortages and migration trends.
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House Imigration Committee
American Legion
Inter-Racial Council
Coleman duPont
American Federation of Labor
America
United States
Pipes And Cigarettes In Bolshevik Airs Of The Day
A satirical survey notes Bolshevists favor cigarettes while pipes are scorned as symbols of peace and harmony. It references Attorney General Palmer, Hearst, Pershing, and the San Francisco convention, and comments on weather, infant mortality, and political figures in a satirical tone.
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Edwards
Quotations on politics and free speech from early 20th century papers
A collage of editorial quips and foreign policy jabs cites various papers. It touches on populist themes, compulsory labor, deportation talk, press criticism, and references to leaders such as Hiram Johnson and Hoover with wartime and postwar tensions implied.
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Mikes
United States
Trotaky
Chicago News
Cuba
William Alten White
Charleston News and Courier
Johnson
Hiram
Washington
Hoover
Michigan
New York Telegraph
Martens
Washington Star
Hiram Johnson
Detroit
Billings Livestock Convention Bull Idea Sparks Talk
Old-line Montana papers discuss a possible live bull fight attraction for Billings during the livestock convention on April 20 and 21 while other towns report city improvements, political chatter, and party strategy. The pieces touch on local events, Republican figures, and civic efforts across Fergus, Lewis and Clark, and Missoula counties.
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Billings
Great Falls
Humor of the Day Quotations and Jests from Newspapers
A collage of light quips and cartoons from various papers. The jokes touch on cooking lessons, servants, engagement rumors, and public figures, with brief exchanges and wry observations about social manners and political figures. The wit spans several cities and publications.
Unpublished Portrait of General Obregon as Sonora Republic Head
Photo International presents a hitherto unpublished portrait of General Obregon, candidate for Mexico's presidency, declaring himself head of the proposed Sonora republic amid stirring political upheaval.
Golf and Baseball Widows by Winifred Black
Winifred Black contrasts two widows wives of athletes, the Golf Widow pale and wistful, the Baseball Widow sharp and merry yet sad. She argues husbands’ sports rule their lives, urging wives to seek own interests and recognize husbands as humans alongside spouses.
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Winifred Black
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