Anaconda Standard Advertising and Circulation Details
The notice lists standard publishing offices in Anaconda with a Butte branch, telephones for business and editorial, and Miriam J. Morton Co as salaried representative. Subscription rates are shown for daily, Sunday editions, with monthly and yearly terms. A nationwide network of newsstands and agents distributing the Standard is detailed. All correspondence to be addressed to the Standard Publishing Company.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Bell Phones
Raitoriat
Standard Building
Mont Butte
East Broadway
Miriam J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Montana
Broadway
Chicago
Congress
St. Paul
St. Marie
Fifth
Wiacoma
Trego News Co
Beattie Whitney
Seattle
Acme News Co
Occidental
Wester Way
Spokane
H. Stubeck
Wall and
Riverside
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Forest Fire Prosecutions Rise Over Carelessness
The Pennsylvania state case against over forty individuals for negligence in forest fire use signals wider concern beyond Pennsylvania. Ontario Montana Idaho and Northwest states report devastating fires with deaths and vast property loss. Pennsylvania laws aim to punish careless matches and cigarette stubs as forests burn.
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Pennsylvania
Ontario
Montana
Idaho
Northwest
Forestry Commissioner
Attorney Penal of
Marconi Sees War Not Spark Major Inventions
In war’s wake science thrives yet grand new inventions are scarce. Marconi credits advances in practical wireless and aircraft aided artillery direction, while noting Europe’s organizational gains and U.S. rail and industrial capabilities. He praises U.S. protection strength and foresees improved submarine signaling. He adds Marconi blends science with business insight.
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William Marconi
Europe
United States
Marconi
Italy
America
England
Germany
Army
Navy
New Yorkers Adapt To Heat With Science And Leisure
The New York Sun notes the city’s progress in coping with extreme heat through better transportation to the seaside, parks, and safer living habits. It praises rational living, half holidays, and recreation while highlighting how science has reduced heat-related deaths and reshaped urban life.
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East
Middle West
Tropics
New York City
New York Sun
Five Boroughs
New York
London
Philadelphia
Sun
The Old Progressives Rally Behind Wilson
The Republican press notes Raymond Robbins joining the party but this benefits the Democrats. Massachusetts Progressive chairman Matthew Has backs Wilson, arguing he will aid the Progressive cause more than Hughes. The New York Evening Post mocks Hale's reasons as simple-hearted.
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Raymond Robbins
Matthew
Massachusetts
Progressive State Committee
Wilson
Hughes
Hale
New York Evening Post
Progressive measures and bargaining in political theater
A fragment mocks the Progressive party and its so called measures. The speaker jokes that measures are mere bargaining material for experts, noting Perkins and the colonel laugh at the notion and hinting Hale should write to the youngest kindergarten member.
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Progressive Party
Perkins
Hale
Kindgarten
Rubber story traces rise of a world essential material
The bulletin from the National Geographic Society chronicles rubber from its ancient resiliency in ball games to its pivotal role in modern warfare and industry. It notes vulcanization by Goodyear in 1839 and traces rubber’s rise through Columbus era observations, early US adoption, and its global production and trade on the eve of World War I, highlighting Brazil as a leading producer and the US import costs compared to Britain.
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National Geographic Soiety
Tropics
di Mcutt
Charles Goodyear
Connecticut
Columbus
New World
Haiti
Goodyear
United States
Boston
Brazil
Madrid
Charles Mackintosh
Great Britain
Help-Help in Creek Sparks Rescue Doubtful Pact
A distressed man cries Help You must go down twice more before a rescue is attempted In disjointed dialogue by newcomers on the scene the speaker insists on following strict rules before aiding the drowning man The exchange hints at hesitation and deliberate procedure during an attempted rescue
Race riot disruption and scattered vignettes in London humor
A fragmentary 19th century newspaper page recalls a near race riot in a southern town with white and Black crowds dispersing as shots ring out. It blends odd anecdotes, jokes, and brief dialogues on propriety, discipline, and practical chemistry, ending with a risqué street vignette from Edinburgh.
Vanderbilt's Aurora wins Astor Cup in yacht race
Cur Cornelius Vanderbilt's Aurora won the sloop division cup during the New York Yacht Club's Astor Cup cruise. The sloop again credited to Chris Christiansen after previously winning in 1910 aboard Aurora. The Fiena took the schooner cup as Elena extended its schooner record with the skipper earning ten Astor Cup wins across Elmina and Elmina II and two large schooner campaigns.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
Aurora
New York Yacht Club
Chris” Christiansen
Elena
Stiiker
Cousin Marriage Debate in Early 20th Century Thought
Dr W A Evane in Chicago argues that cousin marriage can strengthen traits in healthy stock but worsen outcomes with defects. He cites animal breeding and a Bahama report linking consanguinity to idiocy and feeble vitality, urging stronger laws to prohibit such unions in bad stock regions.
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Journal of Meredity
Ike
Journal of Heredity
Bahama Islands
Cape Cod
Stamachusetts
Vor Smiths
Maryland
Bats
France
Chi
Tribune
Uniforms for School Kids Offer Simple Wardrobe Solution
A 1916 Meclure Syndicate piece argues for simple school uniforms to ease daily dressing. It favors middy blouses and Peter Tom suits for girls and plain khaki or blue serge outfits for boys, stressing practicality, cost, and avoiding flashy trends. It cautions against jewelry for girls and elaborate outfits for boys.
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Eaton
Meclure
Filament Lamps Lose Favor in Swiss City Street Lighting Test
A Swiss city tested relative efficiency of ore and metallic filament lamps for street lighting and favored the latter for eyestrain. Martin Reits, 87, of North Point, Pa., still plows on his farm with a 30 year old horse team habitually in service.
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Martin Reits
North Point
Lois Weber a Pioneering Screen Artist and Educator
A veteran observer recalls Lois Weber, famed author director and artist, detailing her influential works including Hypocrites and Where Are My Children. The piece highlights Weber's belief that cinema should educate and elevate the soul through serious themes, and notes her collaboration with husband Phillips Smalley in Hollywood.
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Lois Weber
Moving Pictures
California
The
Foundling
Miss Weber
America
Fim
Phillie Bmailey
Moving Picture
Mi. Smakey
Hollywood
Weber
Purple Mountains
Humor Bits From The Day On Ball Game Talk And Debt
A garbled collage of jokes and quips from various papers notes a ball game conference between pitcher and catcher about what to throw next and a debtor who avoids payment. The humor touches on hunting purses and a boastful man whose pride shadows his own happiness.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Willis
Baltimore Americ
Press humor and political quips from early 20th century papers
A compact roundup of satirical remarks about Colonel Roosevelt, Hughes, and Kaiser era figures from Detroit Free Press, Memphis Commercial Appeal, New York Journal of Commerce, Houston Post, Washington Post, Philadelphia Record, and New York Herald. It notes the tone of press commentary on political figures and travel misdirections.
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Roosevelt
Detroit Free Press
Cooks
Memphis
Hughes
New York Journal of Commerce
The
Post
Houston Post
Solid South
John M. Parker
Washington Post
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Woodrow Wilson
Pres
Thomas R. Marshall
OLD Progressives
Sam
Yasak
Marston
Hampshire
Julius Caesar
Hare
Mari
Edineburgh
Varea
Mary
Vanderbilt
ASTOR
W. A. Evane
Frances Marshall
McClure
Rayers
Ile
Spirit of the Press
Pacific Coast
Salt River
New York Herald
Rice & May, Proprietors
A. C. M. Hardware House
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