Standard Publishing Company Ad Shows Anaconda Office Details
The notice lists Standard Publishing Company as publishers and proprietors with post office address in Anaconda Montana and branch details in Butte. It includes mailing rates for daily and Sunday editions and various news agency affiliations across multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Company
Postoffice
Anaconda
Bet
Omee
Standard Build
Mont Butte
East Broadway
Morton Co
Entative
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Mediation Averts Great Railroad Strike Nationwide
President appoints the federal board of mediation and conciliation to resolve rail labor disputes. Members William L. Chambers Martin A. Knapp and G W W Hanger oversee cases and most have ended in mediation or arbitration. Both sides agree to accept the board decisions, ending the strike threat.
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Federal Board of Mediation and
William L.chambers
Martin A. Knapp
G. W. W. Hanger
Chambers
Montgomery
Ala
United States
Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Erdman
Board of Mediation and Conciliation
Hanger
Bureau of Labor
Verey
Doard
Off Years in Farming and Stock Raising in Fergus County
The article discusses the cyclic nature of farming prosperity and downturns, noting cattlemen, wool growers, and hog raisers endure contrasting years. It highlights Fergus County sheep with Andrew Fergus’ band yielding 26 pounds per ewe at 30 cents per pound, and remarks on the broader ups and downs in agriculture alongside mining and gambling sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fergus County
Andrew Fergus
Danner Wooly
Pioneer Camp
Faro Bank
Open Letter to Hughes Reflects Muckraking's Decline
The New York Evening Post highlights the open letter to presidential candidate Hughes by Stannard Baker Lincoln Steffens and Samuel Hopkins Adams. It notes the shift from magazines to newspapers as the cheaper faster news service grows amid wartime demand and advertising pressures.
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New York Evening Post
Hughes
Stannard Baker
Lincoln Steffens
Samuel Holins Adams
Forests Slashed in War and Russian Advantage in Timber
The war wrecks forests once valued for municipal revenue and timber. roads and trenches consume wood, delaying future supply. Experts say Russia could emerge as Europe's main timber source after conflict, reshaping regional economics and power.
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American Forestry
Russia
Europe
Humor of the Day Quotes on Wives and Worries
Snippets from multiple papers offer a collage of light jokes about marriage and domestic life. One line notes Perkins’ wife as “ordinary,” another jokes about a suit for fast settlement to fund a child’s college. A quip from Kansas City jokes about laundry and responsibility. A different gag plays on overdrawn accounts and synonyms.
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Perkins
Detroit Free Press
Laura
Aline
Kansas City Journal
Louisville Courier-Journal
Tomm
Chicago Herald
Charley
Jorkins
Washington Star
Short Stories On Offending A Celebrity
A jumble of quips and anecdotes about a celebrity scandal and daily life. Anecdotes include job offers to ex convicts and a prison editor’s past roles, plus a mix of humorous miscommunications and Ford quotes on child character. A waiter remark caps the collection as a playful critique of social roles.
The Man They All Respect
Judge Martin A. Knapp, born Spafford New York November 6 1843, rose from Wesleyan to Syracuse law, served on the Interstate Commerce Commission, was named circuit judge and later assigned to the United States commerce court and circuit court of appeals, with appointments under Harrison Cleveland Roosevelt Taft and Wilson.
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Clinehinst
Washington, D. C
Martin A. Knapp
Federal Board of Mediation and
Art
United States Commerce Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Crident Wilson
Lessons in Eugenics in Early 19th Century Pennsylvania
A 1918 Chicago Tribune piece discusses the Dack family from Ireland and their descendants in Western Pennsylvania. It cites eugenic conclusions on heredity transgressions, social costs, and calls for cousin marriage restrictions and genetic registration. The article frames inherited traits like temper, intelligence, and morality as community burdens.
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William
Mary Dack
Samuel
Ireland
Pennsylvania
Mary
United States
Annie Finlayson
Ren States Hospital
Mrs. Finlayson
Jane
Curtis
Chicago Tribune
Hand Made Blouses Return In Fashion For 1916
The article notes hand made lingerie blouses returning to fashion using organdie voile and crepe de chine. It mentions easy to copy models with fine hand tucks, light edging, and Valenciennes lace inserts. Net blouses with a front bow also gain popularity.
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McClure
Maryland Metals Prospected Mines Report No 1915 Gold output
Maryland geological survey notes no gold copper lead or zinc production in 1915. The Great Falls area in Montgomery County, including the old Maryland and Great Falls mines, is being prospected but results are not yet reported. A Shanghai inventor markets a parasol star finder that aligns charted stars with Polaris for easy celestial navigation.
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Maryland
United States
Great Falls
Montgomery County
Shanghai
Polaris
Moving Pictures Hear William Brady at Chicago Convention
At the Chicago convention attendees heard William Brady defend high moral drama and oppose censor board censorship. After the speech he toured the Coliseum with Alice Brady and Mary Pickford, receiving cheers from a vast crowd and sharing moments with reporters and attendees.
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Sherman
Williams
Brads
Brady
Board of Public Censors
Blackstone Hotel
Sewer
Coliseum
Alice Brady
Pop
Pauline Fredericks
Mary
Ann
Paramount Booth
Press Wisdom and Political Dissent Across Papers
A collage of quotes from multiple papers discusses European monarchs delaying peace due to popular fear, the American political landscape with Hughes and Roosevelt, and current events from Pepper sober commentary to Prohibition debates. It notes attitudes toward army strength, waistline advice, and driver safety as reflected in various editorials.
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George
Macon
Mir. Hughes
Chicago “Herald
Theodore Roosevelt
Louisville
T. 1
Hughes
Charleston News and Courier
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Montana
Standard
SAI
Hotating’s
Thirty-eignth
Broadway
Chicago
Congress Hotel
Paul É. St. Marie Clear Andews Co
East Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward and
Michigan
Techester
Minn
Kelly Clear
Denver-Western
Fair Lake
Emma van Patten
Ban Francisco
United News
Isaay ‘von Angeler
Kemp
San Diego
Chill's
Thomas R. Marshall
England
Germany
Mineneeola
Rochester
Bermuda
South
Suez Canal
Dardanelles
Verdun
Butte
Roosevelt
John M. Parker
Mr. Hughes
Dolitis
Bridgehampton
Taide
Henry Ford
Washington
the Man
W. A. Evans
Frances Marshall
Overseas
Mary Pickford
Mary Pickford Goldstein
Colisaeum
City Journal
John D. Rockefeller
Raven Fact
Uces
Grand Rapids Press
Bill Sulzer
Birmingham Age-Herald
Call and A & May
A.C. M. Hardware House
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