Anaconda Standard publisher details and mailing info
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing company names and offices in Anaconda Montana with branch in Butte. It provides postal designations, editorial and foreign advertising contacts, subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, and distribution points in New York Chicago St Paul Detroit Denver Salt Lake City San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Portland and Spokane. General correspondence should be addressed to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Standard Building
William J. Morton Co
Salari ‘Sentative
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
Cie
North America
Montana
York
Hotaline’s
Chicago
Congress Hotel
St Paul
N. St. Marie
Cigar and News Co's
Fast Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Cos
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Woodrow Wilson and Marshall Nominated for President and Vice President
The text notes Woodrow Wilson for President and Thomas Marshall for Vice President. It discusses rising costs of paper due to European disruption, impacting US newspapers. It cites price increases in several papers and widespread suspensions among small weeklies, with references to German paper shortages and a puzzling report about a cotton-based production method.
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Europe
Peronar
Germany
Havin
Atlanta Journal
Atlanta Georgian
Fimstisse
General Miles Sees War as Worst Tragedy in History
Gen Miles recalls the Turco-Greecian war and rates the current conflict as the most unjustifiable tragedy in human history. He fears universal bankruptcy if it drags on, but praises peoples’ patriotism, loyalty, valor, and sacrifice while urging a federation of the world to avert such wars.
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Nelson A. Miles
Miles
United States
Europe
Versies and Peace Plan Foreseen by General
A general predicts force as dominant now will bow to a reverse pendulum toward stagnation and barbarism. He envisions a congress of nations to settle current Versies and craft a plan to avert future wars among civilized powers. He doubts the Mexico United States border commission will spark conflict.
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Congress of Nations
Tapan
Mexico
United States
Hughes critiques fail to offer new insights about Wilson
The piece argues Hughes parroted Roosevelt, praising Wilson's submarine policy for avoiding war and safeguarding American rights at sea. It notes political shifts in Maine and broader GOP tensions, with digressions on Munsey’s Sun, Derby- era gossip, and international wartime matters.
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Mr. Hughes
Wilson
Hughes
Roosevelt
New York Times
Germany
Britain's Munitions Drive Drives War Effort and Industry
A London dispatch notes Britain's munitions expansion since war began. From three factories to 4,000 government controlled firms employing over two million workers, the ministry of munitions under Lloyd George has built a vast network. Dr. Christopher Addison oversees production, with a staff of about 5,000 and a canteen system feeding 90,000 daily. Private and public building scales up to support this armament effort.
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Great Britain
David Lloyd Georg
London
Associated Press
British Isles
Feld
Ministry of Munitions
Lloyd George
Christopher Addison
House of Commons
Board of Education
Addison
Short Stories Mix of Wit and Politics in Exchange
A collection of brief snippets with a professor and wife ribbing each other over rhetoric, a political committee seeking a strong self-reliant leader, and a Welshman exchange with a barrister. The humor shifts from misheard phrases to a judge testing identity and nationality.
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Treland City
Activated Sludge Seeks Use In Sewage Purification
Dr A Evans explains activated sludge method developed by American experts after World War I began. Sewage is treated with sludge rich bacteria and aerated in tanks for one to four hours. Milwaukee and other cities report profitable sludge by products with fertilizer value. advantages include no odor and non offensive effluent.
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England
Baceteria
Hatton
Altwautkes
Pub- Tepeateh Journal
Milwaukee
Plan to reduce ironing use and embrace paper aids
An old household advice piece argues summer washing increases but ironing need not rise. It suggests planning to wash items that avoid ironing, using paper napkins and towels, cotton crepe garments, and unironized fabrics. The piece ends noting germ concerns on stamps and a push for moisture to prevent contamination.
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McClure
Diary of a moving picture star en route to Chicago
The writer details a train journey to Chicago for the convention with colleagues from Vitagraph and World Film. She describes early morning preparations, farewells, and conversations with William A Brady about film industry goals. The diary notes excitement for arrivals, plans to sing with the group, and anticipation of speeches and performances.
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Chicago
Annie
Louise
South Africa
Hadith Storey
Vitagraph Company
Antonio Moreno
Vitagraph
William A. Brady
Alice
Coliseum
Brady
World Film Corportion
Humor Clippings Echo Longstanding Jokes and Banter
A mash of humor from various papers features quips about Kurds in a captioned joke, a bank balance worry, a maid remark on love, a plain tramp remark, and a line about naming trends in a comedic suite. The snippets illustrate midcentury newspaper humor with social references and staged punchlines.
Early 20th Century Editorial Snippets Across Papers
A collage of newspaper quips notes political intrigue around George W Perkins and the Moose party, Villa’s cautious surround, Taft and Hughes campaigning, Bryan versus Wilson prospects, Bermuda High metaphor, and Parker of Louisiana. Wry takes on time, politics, and public figures appear with regional flavor.
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George
George W. Perkins
Moose Party
Houston Post
Pancho
Trishman
Villa
Atlanta Constitution
Bryan
Wilso
Charleston News and Courier
Bermuda
Hughes
Mercury
New York World
Parker
Louisiana
Indianapolis
Macon
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Sunday Standard
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas Marshall
Dr. Agateton
Monte Tone
Scienet
Srent Inedustrien
Ministry of Maricetions
Maine
Smarl
Roossvelt
Hoe
John Barleycorn
New York Sun
Brother Munsey
Butte
Frank A. Munsey
Bermuda High
Bermuda Onion
Canada
Broadway
John Tarleycorn
Ath Us
Str. Hughes
Welland Canal
John Bar Jeycorn
DR. A. Evans
Frances Marshall
Fathers of the Republic
Kuropatkin
Riga
von Hindenburg
Maly
The
Moc
Paper Syndicat
Faith Storey
Kentucky
Oaken Bucket
Bonnie
Johnny Ching
Dail
Tam Aimout
Louisville Courier-Journal
Indianapolis Star
Kansas City Journal
Lstener
Pittsburg Dispatch
Mr. Taft
Columbia State
SEY Busineene
Rice & May
A.C. M. Hardware House
Ennies
Aia A.C. M. Hardware House
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