Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana Notice
Publisher and proprietors note address and contact details for Standard Publishing Company Anaconda and Butte Montana offices. Copyright and republication rights held by Associated Press. news dispatches credited herein are protected.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Font
Penterea
Anacondsa
Butte
North Main Street
Business
Baitorial
Anaconda
Business Department
Montana
Associated Prose
Associated Press
Lantern Representatives
Prodden, King & Prodden
Fifth Avenue
New York
Steger Building
Chicas
Globe Building
Boston
Western Representatives
K. J. Bidwell Company
Market Street
San Francisco
Immigrations Bill Faces Urgent Action in Short Session
The Washington representative leads a push to halt all immigration for two years, backed by labor groups and the AFL. Senate talks of intelligent selection contrast with studies showing limited literacy tests. Immigration remains high in volume, with Poland and Italy as primary sources, thousands awaiting transport, and concerns mounting over crime linked to new arrivals.
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Representative Johnson
Washington
House Committee On Immigration
Congress
Johnson
American Federation of Labor
Senate
Sterling
North Dakota
United States
Danzig
Poland
Italy
Cunard Company
Wallis
Europe
Great Falls
Kalispell
Bethine
Kallspell
Inter Lake
New York City Faces Rising Crime and Unreported Breakins
New York City records 201 robberies and 124 holdups in 11 months with booty totaling 3 151 000. Police estimate 30 000 to 50 000 criminals, while many burglaries and robberies go unreported. Burglary insurers study crisis causes and the evolving criminal element.
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New York City
J. W. Conklin
Travelers’ Indemnity Company
Soldiers and Babies Warn Public Health Demands Action
Statistics show preventable diseases kill over a thousand Americans yearly. The world war death rate for soldiers was far lower than infant deaths at home, highlighting neglect and ignorance. Medical professionals urge cooperative nationwide effort to improve health and save lives.
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United States
Made in America Toy Industry Outshines German Goods
A wartime shift boosts American toy makers who now export to 47 countries and total $80 million in product in the United States. Engineers create higher quality mechanical toys, aiming for better pricing than German rivals. The piece notes broader economic themes and several political remarks, including a jab at Wilson and a critique of contemporary diplomacy.
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America
Germany
United States
Time and Eternity in Missoula County Dry Forecast
A collage of clipped editorials and notes from Montana papers debating drought risk, government policy, and public health. Mentions Missoula County and Great Falls quarantines, with a wide range of opinions on certainty of dryness or social upheaval, and references to Wilson, Villa, and Lenin.
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Niagara Falls
Missoula County
Wilson
Tozeman Courier
Noted French Beauty Doctor Demonstrates Face Repair
Dr. Julien Bourguet, famed French surgeon, arrived in New York to showcase his corrective methods for turning back time on facial wrinkles. He claims simple operations can make a woman look 10 years younger, with improvements outlined for practical cosmetic use.
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Julien Bourguet
New York
France
Tourguet
Flashes of Lightning Call Fire Department
Quotations from multiple newspapers mock political statements and cabinet speculation. The Detroit Free Press notes the phrase about a dryer congress than beer, while the Pioneer Press and others comment on policy, pardons, and international hostilities. The collection preserves snappy editorial quips from various papers.
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Fire Department
Volstead
Congress
Detroit Free Press
Vie
Vie Rerrer
Indianapolis
Rhyme and Reason MPARONT BALLADS Sedition
A 1920 Daly copyright note presents a satirical display arguing against anti immigrant talk. The poet mocks calls for drink bans and wartime fear. The piece lampoons xenophobic rhetoric and urges skepticism of public campaigns.
Humor of the Day Headlines and Jests
A collage of light jokes and quips from various papers. A man with a $50,000 life policy outlives his wife. a shoe maker and a hairdresser run shops. advice on money and trusts. a grandfather noted for World War I prominence. a cashier quip about getting value from money. a tired business man scamper and a janitor forbidding raising children or pets in an apartment. a genealogical tree critique and a coal joke in a Boston Transcript exchange.
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Budkins
Cincinnati Enquirer
Elis
Washington Star
Detroit
Mr. Subbubs
Boston ‘Transcript
Air Service Readiness Across United States Fields and Personnel
The United States Army Air Service maintains 6765 airplanes and 1100 pilots ready to fly. It employs 1846 enlisted men and 1096 civilians, with seven air fields, four balloon schools, nine supply depots, twelve storage depots, six coast defense stations, three repair depots, eight border patrol airdromes, and one experimental station spread from Long Island to California. Over 1000 pilots stand ready to fly at any hour and more than 6000 airplanes could be moved to a concentration point in six hours if needed.
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Chicago Tribune
United” States army air _ service
R. M.A
Air Service
United States
Long Island
California
North American
Cana Zone
Philippine’ Islands
America
Washington
United States Air Service Ramk
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Made IN
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Secretary of War
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Aoe
Greces
Kentucky
Days OF
Real Sport
THE
Montana Press
Awenco
Villa
Mexico
Ike Obregon
Chapultepec
Miles City
Nore
Joan
Garland
Noswards Bay
Cime
Asa
Stush
Mas
Victoria
Green Bay
Hielena
Lewistown Democrat News
Culbertson
Russia
Jane Lenine
Trotzky
Helena Independen
League Council
Armenia
Paul” Pioneer Press
Ohio State Journal
Knox- Ville
Rhyme and Reason
Joe Sarto
Dees
Joe
Wren
Benstead
Joosta
League For Nations
Enstead
Henstead
Joosta Keel
Z. A. Daly
T. A. Daly
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