Foreign advertising details for Anaconda Standard readers
A fragmentary ad listing from the Anaconda Standard shows foreign advertising agents and offices in New York Chicago Detroit Denver Salt Lake Portland Tacoma Seattle Spokane and other hubs. Names include Wile J Morton Co and Emma Van Patten with varied city references and address snippets.
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Wile J Morton, Co
New York
Chicago Tribune
Montana
Park Row
Hotaline’s
Orhinty-Cahthan Bron Chigeee
Congrees
St Pavie
St Marie
Cis
Four Army Reorganization Plans Debated by Congress
On Friday December 17 1815 four major bills seek to reorganize the regular army creating larger forces and a continental army of 400000 with a reserve drawn from veterans. Plans include the Garrison form and variations from Senator Chamberlains and Chairman Hay. Roosevelt applauds none of Wilsons proposals and remains vocal.
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Congress
War College Division
Army General Staff
Senator Chamberlain
Senate Committee On
The Tariff and Taxes Debate in a Republican Voice
A stand-out republican newspaper denounces President Wilsons plan to tax Americans through war taxes. It cites sugar duties, lower income exemption, surtax, a gasoline and naphtha tax, auto and explosive engine taxes, bank stamp duties, and iron and steel tonnage charges. It argues protective tariffs are hidden taxes that burden the public while favoring manufacturers.
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Wilson
Taxation and tariffs for revenue and a larger navy
The speaker argues that government revenues must come from taxation whether labeled as tariffs or plain taxes. They contend tariffs are often unfair and excessive, and propose a new form of taxation to fund a larger navy that is deemed more equitable and fair.
Women in War Factories and Home Front Strain
A long read on women in belligerent nations taking up munition work to free men for the trenches. It notes exhaustion, rising casualties, and debates on peace, with satirical asides about leaders and plans for Turkey carving at Thanksgiving. Mentions Ford, Vienna, and Roston in a stream of wartime commentary.
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Oll Condhoad
Fainaier
Dsities
Presidente
Bos Johnson
Jim Gilmore
Kalner
Czar
Belilah
Anatolan
Toollecuas
Humor of the Day at Sea and Everyday Puns
Fragmentary jokes mix nautical and domestic quips about boats, onions, health proverbs, and beauty. The garbled text hints at dialog style humor with inattentive punctuation and stray phrases, referencing a sea voyage and lighthearted wordplay.
New Year Revelry in 1916 Cities Under Protest
The piece notes widespread plans for New Year celebrations fueled by recent fortunes while urging restraint amid a tragic year. It recalls former solemnity of New Year's Eve and laments modern vulgar depictions of revelry as Europe faces famine and suffering.
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Seton
Europe
End of War Boosts Hope for Peace Pact in Baseball Circuit
War rumors fade as peace terms loom with no spring delay amid major league tensions. Judge Landis debates arbitration delay and possible injunction, while cities like Chicago Pittsburgh Brooklyn St Louis brace for impact on minor league contracts and player sales. The Federal League disrupts independent dealings, reshaping profits and prospects for teams.
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Morning Herald
Chicas
Pittsboro
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Elglum
Landis
Federal Court
Independents
Press column satire on political figures and tax debate
A collection of commentary and quips from multiple papers mocking political figures. It references Theodore Roosevelt, T. R. and President Wilson, the income tax debate, and attacks on Ford trip coverage, plus jibes about journalism front pages and press hostility. It notes public reactions and media dynamics across several outlets.
Housewife’s Economy Minute Gifts in 1915
Practical tips for last minute Christmas gifts from home. Suggests making candy or cakes, packing them beautifully, and sending mince pies or country products to friends. Recommends small stores for cards and warns about shipping laws for greens. Copyright 1915 McClure Syndicate.
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Ndt
Arup
Sipper
Christine
McClure Newspaper "Syndicate
Slogans for the mind and a floating apparatus
A Chicago Wilburne copyright item cites Dr Walton of Boston promoting mental habits through slogans, quoting Bacon Epictetus and Gay to urge self command and serenity. Also described is an Italian Marseilles inventor’s device claimed to levitate and steer in magnetic currents, defying gravity with no motive power.
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Walton
Boston
Thomas Carlute
Bacon
Solomon
Epictetus
John Gay
Westminster Abbey
Butler
Epletetus
Chicago Wilburne
Marseilles
Yale
Pall Mall Gazette
Jacksons Bank Veto and the Bank Renewal Fight
The article recounts the Jackson administration's clash over renewing the Bank of the United States charter in 1832. It describes the roles of Ingham and McLane at the Treasury, the bank’s private status, and the political maneuvering by Clay and Jackson allies. The scene shifts as the Senate and House pass bills renewing the charter, exceeding Jacksonian majorities only to face a presidential veto and a country seeking its verdict.
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Ted
Maton
T States
Bank
Asinith
Hampahire
Etnies
Secon
Acre
Pieroni
Pernetentaria
Sane
Wacom Iat
Chayald
Clay
Congress
Ingham
Bide
Ryto
United States
Treasury
Calhoun
Louis McLane
Delaware
Batanes
Evel
Jackson
Senate
Tack
Antidote in Government
From the New York World an editorial argues that Mr. Bryan and Mr. Roosevelt act as counterweights to each other. Bryan urges peace through moral suasion while Roosevelt favors expanding conflict and conscription. Neither bears presidential responsibility, but both influence policy. The piece praises a president not easily bullied by either man.
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New York World
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Europe
Mexico
Germany
Turkey
United States
Congress
Ground
Bryan
Roose Vent
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White House
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Detroit Free Press
Champ Clark
Baltimore Sun
Doston ‘Transcript
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Philadelphia Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Theodora Roosevelt
Philwelphia Record
China
Jan Shih-Nai
Yuan Suih-Kai
Chinese Republic
Council of State
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