Che Anaonda Standard Publisher notice from Anaconda
Publication imprint from Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana states publishers and proprietors address Butte office contact details and postal classification indicating second class mail matter for the Anaconda newspaper. The fragment lists office phones and street addresses for publishing departments and generic administrative notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Butte
North Main Street
Montana Primaries Show Busy Machinery and Shifting Support
Montana voters participated in a heavy but slow process to select presidential preferences and delegates. Johnson appears to lead the Republican side as the party grooms delegates, while Democratic delegates aim for Bryan-Edwards. The era of stump oratory grows as oratorical displays and national issues shape the campaign atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Johnson
Stewart
Chicago
San Francisco
Mic
Nebraska
Tom Nast
Bryan
League of Nations
Senate
America
Republic
Edwards
Mexico
Bigger Game for Hitchcock in Presidential Bid
Senator Hitchcock seeks the Democratic presidential nomination and withdraws from the minority leadership race. He has served as acting minority leader since Senator Martin of Virginia's death after a tie with Underwood at a Democratic caucus. Senator Smith favors Underwood and suffered a political setback from a recent incident, while Hitchcock loses some supporters amid storms over a treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
United States Senate
Martin
Virginia
Underwood
Hoke Smith
Smith
The Voice of the Eagle Remembers Thundering Stump Traditions
Indications point to revival of the stump as a community center once led by figures like Blaine Conkling Thurman and Butler. The piece recalls roaring brass bands, torchlight processions, and crowds in the old op house on the E canal banks, celebrating political fervor and the era’s vivid imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Clay
E Canal
Conkling
Thurman
George William Curtis
Ben Butler
Wilson Third Term Rumor Sparks Cape Cod Debate
A Woods Hole correspondent notes mixed Cape Cod sentiment about President Wilson. Some warming to Democrats during a summer pause faded into a Republican revival, with locals warning Wilson cannot carry Woods Hole in November. References to Bryan Edwards Hoover Hitchcock and suffrage remarks pepper the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hamilton Lewis
Associated Press
Wilson
Woods Hole
San Francisco
Woods Holiness
Texas Bay
New York Evening Sun
Charles R. Crane
Cape Cod
Cape
Humorous quips from papers on wit and cashiers
A mosaic of quotes from newspapers showcases jokes on home brews, finances, optimists, storks, pianists, investments, and education. The brief items mix witty exchanges and light satire, reflecting daily newspaper humor across several outlets including Washington Star and London Tit-Bits.
In Line For Democracy and Reform News
Collage of editorials from Montana papers discuss civic rights and government, calling for steady action. Mentions Moses in mount imagery, reformers abroad and home, railroad labor board, immigrant debates, Newberry case, and Mexican civil unrest with a tone of cautious optimism for democratic stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Labor Board
Wilton
Tts
Bie
Amiasoura Sentinel
British General Townshend Visits New York After Kut
Maj. Gen. Sir Charles N. P. Townshend, famed commander at Kut, arrives in New York aboard the Adriatic for a five month visit from England. He is besieged by Turks at Kut and is photo’d on arrival to public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. P. Townshend
Kut
New York
England
General Townshend
Fragmented World War Era Quips Roundup
A collage of editorial snippets and quotes from U.S. papers discusses European affairs and internal politics. Highlights include remarks on postwar orders, German figures, Milwaukee politics, and Carranza, reflecting diverse views and sharp wit.
The Love of a Bad Woman by Winifred Black
A long reflection on a soldier abroad and a brief return home. The narrator contrasts warm home comforts with a forbidden love this man yearns for, arguing passion can eclipse moral limits. The tone is poem like and cautionary about jealousy heartbreak and tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Black
Also Mentioned on This Page
General Business
Asociated Press
Eastern Business Office
Prudden, King & Prudden
Fifth Ave
Steger Ride
Glove
Jon
Cleveland
Harding
Agrin
Seger
Hoover
SeLe
Boss
Humdinger Friem
Uncle Bill Bottletop
Washington Star
Rank
Halloa
London
Ist
Yonkers Statesman
Boston Transcript
Oldgirl
Hunter
THE
Montana Press
Moses of
Ora
Mount Nebo
Promised Land
Manhattan
Rocky Mountain
Pussyfoot" Johnson
Helena
State Industrial Accident Board
Congress
Kalispell Inter Lake
United States
Europe
Bozeman Chronicle
Comey
United
Newberry
Michigi
Sena
National Congress
Henry Ford
Helena Record-Herald
Hero OF
Houston
Bertin
Atch
Ludendorff
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Milwaukee
Birmingham Age Herald
New York Telegraph
Chicago News
Sonora
Sun
New York Herald
Charleston News and Courier
Carranza
Washington Post
Yorarers Is
Ana
Wen
Chau
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!