Standard Publishing Company and Branch Details
The item lists publication and circulation information for the Standard Publishing Company based in Anaconda Mont with address, office phone numbers, staff departments, foreign advertising reps, subscription rates, and distribution locations in multiple cities. It details Sunday Standard pricing and notes sales outside Montana with a broad network of agents.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anacontia
Bell
Bewd
Acre
Standard
Anaconda
Mont
Putte
North Main Street
Tellshones
William J. Morton Co
New Y York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
Montana
New York
Hotaling
Thirty-eighth
Broadway
Chicago
Congress
St. Paul
N. Ste. Marie
Portland
Dan O'Meara
Fifth
Weehington
Tacoma
Trenen News Co
Seattle
Whitner
Acme News Co
Occidental
Yeelerway
B. Stubeck
Wall
Riverside
Aneeanda
Mant
Quips and Quarrels Echo Through War Time Warnings
A column satirizes wartime politics and social freedoms with jabs at the crown prince and German efficiency. It notes Montana’s looming search and seize bill and mocks thrift stamps, while forecasting winter struggles and postwar repartee among nations.
Paying for It and the German Indemnity
The British government calculates the value of sunk ships and destroyed goods as a bill to Germany. From Lusitania to Belgian and French towns, nations will seek compensation for war losses. The United States may claim for neutral ships and goods, but overall indemnity could be enormous and perhaps impossible for Germany to pay.
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Germany
England
Belgium
France
Great Britain
Italy
Rumania
Serbia
Poland
United States
New Guinea
Australia
IMPORTANT TRIALS AND THE WAR EFFORT
The piece notes government crackdown on alleged saboteurs and espionage rings within and beyond the Industrial Workers of the World. It cites Senate inquiries into propaganda against the war, a Chicago congressional candidate on espionage charges, and about 50 IWW defendants in Sacramento facing similar charges as earlier Chicago trials.
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Sam
Senate Investigation Committee
Chicago
Congress
Sacramento
Courts Keep War Crimes Trials Alive After Armistice
The article notes that despite the Paris armistice and peace talks the U S will continue trials of alleged offenders. It stresses that criminals already serving sentences since the war began will not be released and that punishment will be carried out under existing provisions.
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Paris
Uncle Sam
United States
McAdoo Seeks Laws to Extend Allied Loans Postwar
Treasury Secretary McAdoo urges Congress to authorize loans to Allies for one year after war termination to support reconstruction in France Belgium Italy Romania Serbia Poland and other nations. Total Allied loans reach 7.61 billion with interest of 107.5 million repaid.
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Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Congress
Great Britain
United States
America
France
Belgium
Italy
Romania
Serbia
Poland
Soldiers urged to keep government life insurance
Returning soldiers and sailors are urged to hold fast to government life insurance and exchange temporary term coverage for ordinary life or endowment plans when possible. Influenza shows risk across ages, and cheap government policies compare favorably to old line companies.
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Congress
Germany’s Pacific Islands at Peace Conference
The article outlines Germany’s Pacific possessions including New Guinea, Kaiser Wilhelm Island, the Bismarck Archipelago, the Solomon Islands, the Carolines, the Marshalls, and others. It notes these islands were added over decades and would be addressed during the peace conference discussion.
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Germany
Pacific Ocean
New Guinea
Pacific
Kaiser Wilhelm Island
Bismarck Archipelago
Solomon Islands
Carolines
Marshall Islands
lLadrones
Hungary Splits from Austria and Reforms as Romania Gains Lands
The text notes Hungary establishing an independent government after WWI and Transylvania voting to unite with Romania. It explains Romanians in Transylvania, and populations in Bessarabia and Bukovina choosing to join Romania, expanding Romania to about 12 million people while Hungary shrinks to less than half its former size.
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Hungary
Austria
Europe
Wilson
Transylvania
Romania
Bessarabia
Bukovina
Rumania
Germany Turns New Leaf by Turning Over Guns to Allies
In a sweeping move Germany surrenders a vast quantity of guns to allied forces signaling a strategic change. The action marks a shift in policy as weapons flow to support allied operations and reshape military posture worldwide.
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Germany
Krupp to Decline Dividends Amid German Shortfall
Berlin reports Krupp will declare no dividends this year reflecting a broader German shortage of profits. The nation faces an acute stage of dividend scarcity affecting industrial stability.
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Berlin
Krupp
Germany
Berlin Proceedings Cast Donnybrook Fair Into Eclipse
Berlin officials push to close the Donnybrook fair after heated debates and delays. Residents fear the event may be permanently halted as authorities cite safety concerns and funding gaps.
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Berlin
Donnybrook
Spartacus Group Faces Public Opposition
The speaker says little is known about the Spartacus group and that groupers must manage without public sympathy or support as details remain uncertain.
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Spartacus
New Year's Eve Skates Scarce in Montana Under Ford Ruling
Under Attorney General Ford’s ruling Montana faces a sparse supply of skates and skating gear for New Year’s Eve. Local vendors report limited stock and higher prices as the holiday season approaches.
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Ford
Montana
Refusal to sanction Star Spangled Banner usage as tablecloth
A statement objects to using the Star Spangled Banner as a peace tablecloth. The tone warns against potential controversy or embarrassment from such a display.
Fundraiser Idea for Father’s Christmas Pocketbook
A reader suggests starting a fund to ease a father’s Christmas pocketbook, calling it a lighthearted blessing and sharing a cheerful note about generosity and gratitude.
Opportunity Improves as Treasury Note Backfires
A cab stalled at a street corner as a man, short of funds, frantically searched his pockets. A passerby offered a treasury note to cover the fare saying he knew the gentleman. The driver took the money, but the helper replied he wished to change the bad note all day.
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Treasury
Philadelphia Ledger
Mrs Lloyd George Tours Wales In Support Of Husband
Mrs. Lloyd George conducted an automobile tour of Wales to support her husband’s bid to return to parliament. A motorcade accompanied her to Merthyr Tydfil where she and other women spoke from cars at multiple stops, including a large miners’ meeting at Treharris.
Christmas call to church support by Rev. Jerry Rounder
The Rev. Jerry Rounder urges believers to attend and fund churches as a true Christmas observance. He contrasts holiday preparations with lack of church involvement, urging citizens to join, reform, or support a local church to advance Christian teaching and community betterment.
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Jutte
Anaconda
Christ's Church
Christ
Tabernacle
Ciutch
Nen
Methodist
Episcopal
Lutheran
Salvation Army
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Isle of Wieringen
Roosevelt
Henry Watterson
Canada
Thomases
NEW York Tribune, Inc
Associated Press
Soldiers’ Life Insurance
Islands
Rev
Jerry Rounder
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