Anaconda Standard Publication and Contact Notes
The Anaconda Standard lists publication details and contact avenues for business and editorial departments. It notes the paper is a second class mail matter, with addresses for the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda and general correspondence directed to Butte, Montana, plus Associated Press rights and eastern and western representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda, Mont
Anaconda
AML
Standard Publishing Company
Butte
Montana
Associated Press
Eastern Representatives
Prudden, King & Prodi
Fifth Avenue
New York
Steger Building
Chicago
Grove Building
Boston
Western Representatives
Remodeling the Cabinet and potential new department
President Harding weighs remodeling the cabinet to improve efficiency. He advocates reorganizing bureaus under fewer secretaries, plus creating a Department of Public Welfare led by a likely female secretary. Opposition cites cabinet size, but passage seems likely with Republican support.
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Harding
Congress
Treasury Department
Public Health Service
War Department
Philippines
Porto Rico
Panama Canal
Geographic Board
The New Ku Klux Klan Grows Across Nation
A 19th century style feature outlines the revival of the Ku Klux Klan, claiming 100 percent Americanism and upholding four doctrines. It asserts white supremacy, strict church state separation, and home protection, with native-born white membership. The piece warns on potential lawless methods and notes Pacific coast growth amid anti-Japanese sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ku-Klux Klan
Ku Klux Klan
Tennessee
Ku Klux
Imperial Wizard of the Invisible Empire
America
Verses on War and World News From A Montana Paper
A Montana newspaper comments on suffering in Russia and German prisoners in Siberia, urging readers to ponder others' distress. It praises Lewistown Democrat-News for a fine Christmas edition, critiques Prohibition foes, notes congressional windiness, and jokes about Emma Goldman and the Christmas tree amid current events.
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Russia
Siberia
Baltic
Vienna
America
Montana
Lewistown
Democrat-News
Democrat- News
Ens
Unsalable Goods and Crime Wave Echo Across Papers
A collage of clippings notes a revivalist in Kansas discouraging dancing, while other items discuss rising crime postwar and the price of clothing. Montana papers praise the Montana oil boom, market temperatures, and cautious optimism that discoveries and capital will sustain growth.
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Kansas
South Sentinel
Quotes and quips from papers on war and politics
A collage of schoolyard witticisms and editorial snippets from multiple papers. The Brooklyn Eagle riffs on the shipping board wooden ship fiasco while Georgia's fame looms, Tom Watson enters the national scene per St. Louis Globe-Democrat, and other papers lampoon mediation, Nobel funds, Bolshevism, and political bustle as March 4 nears in Washington and Chicago.
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Shipping Board
Brooklyn Eagle
Georgia
Congress
Tom Watson
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Harding
Knoxville Journal and Tribune
Chicago
Birmingham Age Herald
Turkey
Washington Star
Edible cactus and humor from daily papers
A collage of jokes and quips from multiple papers cites witty lines on fashion and etiquette. It references an edible cactus goal and a humorous take on humorists. It closes with a biblical plea and a cautionary verse about citizens and rulers.
Eating Things in Cuba from the Minneapolis Journal
A travelogue on Cuban fruit tastes describes fairy bananas and coco frio milk, guava skins canned as delicacies, and fresh agua de pina, noting imports to New York are rare and pineapple notes entice visitors with vivid island imagery and fruit flavors.
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Minneapolis Journal
Cuba
New York
Picure
Bor
Agua de Pina
Gas Masks and Oxygen Rules in Mines
Credit to George 8 Rice of the United States Bureau of Mines who warns gas masks cannot supply oxygen and may be dangerous underground. In mine fires carbon monoxide often exceeds safe levels, while surface masks only fit open air. Self contained oxygen apparatus remains the sole safeguard when oxygen is scarce.
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George
Rice
United States Bureau of Mines
Bureau of Mines
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Tanase Seat
Morton
Dane
Rte
Jst
Som Singer
Jim
Ver
Barr
North M
Tment
NEW
Snck
Gale
Mr. Bryan
Emma Goldman
North Dakota
THE
Montana Press
Accus
Bozeman Chronicle
Deer Lodge
Helena
Tribune
Eee
Nevill Macready
Ire
Macready
Ireland
London Police Department
Indianapolis Star
Indianapolis
Union Station
Washington
Biss Cayenne
Bridget
Boston ‘Transcript
Louieville
Henry
John
Stamford Chaparral
Peter Lower
Lem Beebe
Pete
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