Local Standard Publishing ads and distribution notes
The Anaconda Standard lists advertising and circulation details for the Standard Publishing Company. It notes branch and office locations in Anaconda Montana and references multiple newspaper distributors and newsstands across the United States.
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Seandard Publishing Company
Anaconta
Cinea
Saseetese Esese MO
Inescia
Montana
Sip &tasDe
New York
Hotaling
Thirty-eighth
Broadway
Calingo
Congress
Service Flag warns of unknown plague in eastern cities
In eastern cities a mysterious epidemic, not Spanish influenza or grip, has persisted about 60 days. Authorities report fewer new cases and deaths this week but warn the disease remains deadly and its name unknown. Businesses reopen as schools and amusement venues stay closed pending further improvement.
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Pices
Christmas Buying Rears Its Head After War Restrictions
The National Council of Defense reverses its prior requests to curb Christmas shopping and lifting the ban, urging a pre war scale of gift buying as the epidemic disrupted holiday trade. Citizens are urged to enjoy a traditional, generous Christmas despite lingering effects.
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National Council of Defense
Former Prime Minister Calls for Punishment of War Atrocities
In a speech delivered in England during the ongoing campaign, Herbert Amauith urged that those responsible for the war and its atrocities be punished adequately. He argued that punishment alone is insufficient to address the wrongdoing and secure justice.
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England
Herbert
Amauith
Call for Punishment of War Crimes and International Court
A statement urges punishment for both guilty nations and individuals responsible for sinking passenger ships and civilian atrocities. It argues no excuse for murder by those in power and calls for international accountability, including a peace conference and an international war crimes court.
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Outra
Labor unions in Butte vote against Mooney strike
The article notes labor unions in Butte and nearby areas rejected a protest strike over Thomas J. Mooney's San Francisco case. It argues a strike would not affect the outcome, given Mooney's commuted life sentence and potential for a new trial if new evidence emerges. It cites Secretary Wilson urging workers not to strike and references historical bank leadership moves linked to former Treasury officials.
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Butte
Thomas J. Mooney
San Francisco
Mooney
Wilson
Broad financial view praised in Wilsen administration
The subject is praised as a financial administrator and counselor with broad vision and strong statesmanship. Flolland notes he was the sole member of President Wilsen's circle who understood the need for a capable staff of subordinates and advisers, selecting the best people regardless of party.
Five Representatives for Peace Commission
The text explains the difficulty of representing all facets of American life with only five selections. It notes women labor clergy and diverse churches were not included, but praises the five chosen as old, true, patriotic Americans who will serve faithfully the nation.
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Peace Commission
Labor Organization
Wilson urges Senate to ratify Colombian treaty before Europe trip
President Wilson, in a message to Congress before sailing for Europe, calls for quick ratification of the long-stalled Colombian treaty. He argues settling the Colombia dispute would aid foreign policy and urges the Senate to focus on real work rather than criticism, while noting the need to address issues at home first.
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Europe
Wilson
Panama
Senate
Wartime Housewifery By Rances Marshall
Wartime guidance urges housewives to use on hand store goods and pantry staples to craft Christmas presents. Suggestions include plum puddings fruitcake and mincemeat, sugarless recipes and attractive packaging, plus kid friendly handmade gifts and keepsakes from old items. The piece echoes home economy and wartime thrift in gift making.
Old Mystery Solved and Snippets of Wit from the Sentinel
A jumble of quick quips, light humor, and social vignettes. The sentry speaks, a straw beds mystery, a labor joke, and a theatrical exchange blend with wartime trench humor and a hunter tale, all reflecting broad public amusements.
Quotable Zigzags of War Era Satire
A collage of witty clippings from major papers lampooning figures like Rockefeller and Garfield and critiquing censorship and diplomacy. The pieces poke fun at public figures and policies, noting sentiments from Billy Sun sermons and various editorials about virtue, war weariness, and the peace process.
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Billy Sun
Providence
Ket
Kadas
Fort Worth
War humor and light exchanges from daily papers
A compilation of humorous exchanges from various papers shows witty banter about war news, romance, and daily life. Jokes contrast war fatigue with busy duties, while jokes about politicians and repairs reflect lighthearted relief during troubled times.
Patriots to Burn In Our Beloved Country
A Washington Star fragment quotes a Michigan congressman describing patriots who burn too brightly and are “too red hot.” The speaker laments the extremes in rhetoric as a German-American friend with rheumatism explains trying mud baths, mentioning Heinrich Schwartz and two German army cousins.
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Washington Star
Michigan
Heinrich Schwartz
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