Anaconda Standard Publication Details and Advertiser List
The Anaconda Standard Publishing Company lists publication office addresses in Anaconda and Butte, Montana. Rate schedules include daily and Sunday mail and carrier options, with separate Sunday and foreign advertising. A long roster of newsstands in multiple cities is provided for sales outside Montana.
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Postoffice
Anaconda
Bell Phoner
NG 97
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Standard Building
Mont
Butte
Worth Main Street
William J. Morton Con
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Sunday Standard
Montana
Hotaling
Broadway
Chicago
Congress Hotel
St. Paul
N. St. Marie
San Diego
Child’s News Agency
Portland
Bowman
Post Office
O'Mara
Fifth and Wash
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Gerard reveals Kaiser telegram in Germany memoir
The Standard notes the first installment of My Four Years in Germany by Mr. Gerard, detailing the Kaiser’s August 10 1914 message to President and why it was suppressed. It describes the broad shift toward public disclosure with State Department approval and promises further historic depictions of Berlin diplomacy.
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Gerard
Germany
Kaiser
Belgium
Washington
Berlin
Department of State
Princeton Plans Accelerated War Time Curriculum
Princeton university will offer intensive courses allowing completion of the four year program in three years starting next fall. Summer technical classes will run to prepare students for government service, with physical training to boost military readiness. The move reflects a nationwide trend as Patriotism and efficiency drive education rather than closure of scholastic activities. Varsity athletes have already shifted to government service, and campus facilities will support returning students and any athletics pursued.
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Princeton University
Size development over competition reshapes school loyalties
The passage argues that size development may curb mind-criticised abuses of track and football, promoting reform. Loyalty to the school should extend to national loyalty, as each institution becomes part of a University of the United States with active alumni on transatlantic battlefields.
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University
United States of America
Monroe doctrine as guarantee of future peace after war
Washington correspondent cites assurance that Germany will recognize the Monroe doctrine as a future peace guarantee in the Western Hemisphere. With America now at war, a peace conference may hinge on German acceptance, and only a change in German leadership would make such recognition trustworthy.
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Washington
New York Evening Sun
America
United States
Germany
Gerard
Uncle Sam
Europe
Kaiserbund
South America
Sorghum
Washington Star
Baltimore American
Boston Transcript
Beware of fakes in wartime charity drives
The Charity Organization Society of New York warns that many mushroom war charities exploit sympathy for easy money. Chain letters seek funds for worthy causes but funds often vanish into salaries and expenses. Some fake groups mimic recognized agencies like the Red Cross to trap donors. The society urges avoiding unethical outfits, insisting on audited groups with public accountability and directing Red Cross giving through authorized channels. Ignore chain letters and demand widest publicity on fund use.
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Charity Organization Society of New York
Red Cross
New York Society
War speech urges drive of invaders from British lands
A rhetoric insists Britain must not sit idle to repel invaders. It argues stopping the war would dishonor fallen soldiers and contends the clergy view the conflict as defending Christianity, not its destruction, appealing to mothers of the fallen.
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Britain
Belgium
German ministers and secretaries ousted over Casey imitation
Nine senior officials including five ministers and four secretaries of state were dismissed from the German cabinet. Observers say the action stemmed from each official giving a realistic mimicry of the famous Mr. Casey, leading to their removal from government duties.
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Mr. Casey
War era musings and pro war jabs in fractured prose
A string of wartime gibes and quips targets U S figures and allies. It mocks Reed, Von Hindenburg, Kerensky, and diplomacy while hinting at draft adversity and rising food costs. The piece blends satire with ominous war commentary and references to European theaters.
Clergymen of Church of England Back War Effort in Hyde Park
A group led by the bishop of London marched to Hyde Park in support of democracy and the war. The bishop rejected pacifism, citing biblical authority and urging action against aggressors, insisting conscientious objectors lack understanding of scripture. He urged aid to smaller nations and praised victory in the current conflict.
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Church of England
London
Hyde Park
Blackguard
Lost shipment prompts stronger smoke in politics
The passage derides government efficiency with lines about another shipment, smoke, and Uncle Sam's slack, criticizing Senator Gore and the Sixty-fifth Congress as a Kilkenny cat clash that provokes more warlike antics.
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Uncle Sam
White shoes bargain tips from 1917 economy note
Housewife shoppers are urged to buy white shoes now at reduced summer prices for next year. Discounted stock, looming shelf space, and potential deterioration drive dealers to cut prices on canvas oxfords and white buckskin styles. Many women already wear white shoes indoors in winter and seek comfort and cooler, lighter soling.
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McClure
The Minister-Trust in God and Make Your Powder Fly
Short stories present a satirical look at volunteers and family opinions about enlistment. The piece lists diverse voices from a minister to a neighbor, reflecting humor and patriotism with a drill sergeant’s sharp aside.
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Pather
Drying of Foodstuffs Discussed by Heating and Ventilating Engineers
An American Association of Heating and Ventilating Engineers session in Chicago focused on drying vegetables fruits and meats for home and commercial use. Mr. Gore highlighted dried produce that preserves color flavor and aroma and argued for schoolhouse and market drying to reduce waste and costs.
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American Association of Heating and Ventilating Engineers
Chicago
Gore
Department of Agriculture
American Food Journal
America
California
Europe
Fragmented quotes from national briefing page
The passage collects brief quotes from several U.S. newspapers commenting on political matters. It notes denials by Mayor Thompson of Chicago and remarks on President Wilson and Congress, touching on food control, revenue, prohibition, and aviation bills with a newspapered, opinionated tone.
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Congress
Memphis
Humorous Exchanges From Old Papers Featured
A collage of light jokes and quips from historic papers shows puns about Lincoln, fresh air, salt air, poets seeking prints, and domestic foibles. Characters trade bars on money, speed, love, sugar and sponge cake as mistaken acts of reform.
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Senator Reed
von Hindenburg
Ananias Club
Providence
Gott
Reed
Missouri
Kerensky
W. W
China
Johann von Barleycorn
France
Senator Gore
Dogs of War
Frances Marshall
Horace Plunkett
Ireland
N.Y
W. A. Evans
Spirit of the Press
T. R
Wilson
Pittsburg
New York World
Detroit Free Press
Charleston News and Courier
New York Evening Post
Guy
Jane
White House
Ohio
Louisville Courier-Journal
Redd
Greene
Polly
Dolly
Jnudge
Rice & May
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