Anaconda Standard Office Contact Details
The Butte Montana Anaconda Standard office outlines phone lines for the business and editorial departments at 129 North Main Street. It directs general correspondence to Standard Publishing Company in Butte and provides incomplete contact data.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda, Mont
Anaconda
Butte
North Main Street
Phont Anaconda
Phon
Standard Publishing Company
Montana
Marking Time in Congress Sets Short Holiday and Tax Course
Congress trims its holiday break to four days to push through economy and reform measures before March 4. The piece argues taxes will persist under Harding, debts high, and warns against overblown propaganda while noting lawmakers value industry voices in tariff discussions.
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Congress
Harding
Uncle Sam
Wilson
Minnesota’s Preus Emerges as Rising Political Figure
January marks the formal national introduction of Minnesota Governor-elect John A. Preus. A 37 year old who plans to use the governorship as a stepping stone to the U S Senate, he is noted for ditching the non-partisan league and pushing a cooperative program. Despite the league sweeping 50 of 86 counties in the primary, Preus won by a 130,000 vote majority, with the next session starting January 5.
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Preus
Minnesota
Joseph M. Dixon
United States Senate
Knute Nelson
League
Minnesot
The Propaganda Nuisance in Washington Lobbies
Senator Thomas of Colorado cites 125 separate lobbies in Washington, describing a new, forceful propaganda network that pressures Congress. He notes political, racial, social, and industrial groups flooding lawmakers with claims and threats aimed at shaping legislation, a shift from the old lobby system.
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Washington
Thomas
Colorado
Hoyle
Wilson
Washington Star
Dixon for interior secretary stirs Montana politics
Montana editors debate the impact of Dixon as a potential secretary of the interior, weighing state needs against national service. Prohibition voices stress the will of the people, while editorials from Billings, Miles City, Bozeman, Great Falls, Helena, and Helena Record-Herald assess national disarmament, economic woes, and political figures shaping the postwar era.
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Mntana
Montana
State Supreme Court
Billings Gazette
BLUEJACKETS SEE THE SIGHTS OF LONDON TOWN
A voyage description portrays the Bluejackets touring London landmarks like Trafalgar Square and the Tower of London. Sailors admire Buckingham Palace and the House of Commons while noting London’s enduring customs and the sailors earning diplomas in global travel.
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Bluejackets
London
Trafalgar Square
Tower of London
Charles Dickens
Jane
Strand
Broadway
Buckingham Palace
House of Commons
The Ceruleans Campaigns for Sunday Blue Law Reforms
The International Reform Bureau based in Washington launches a blue Sunday campaign targeting the capital as a first move to curb Sunday motion pictures and push federal censorship. It hints at further aims to curb morphia smuggling, stop cross border betting, and centralize bonded liquor stores with guard protection. Possible later move against tobacco.
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International Reform Bureau, Inc
Washington
Lord’s Day Alliance
Congress
Federal Board of Censorship
Bureau
America
China
United States
Canada
Mexico
New York Budget Patchwork and Holiday Ironies
The New York Board of Aldermen passed a 345 million dollar budget with a 27 million shortfall in education. Leaders agreed to a 7 percent cut across departments and to donate savings to schools. The column mix satirizes politics, holidays, and public finances with references to Santa Claus, earthquakes, and the Senate.
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New York Board of Aldermen
Elthely
New York Long
Withal
New York
Chie
Navy's New Surgeon General Appointment Noted
Navy announces the appointment of a new surgeon-general to succeed Bear Willan, with Bralsted retired. Admiral Sulit, a leading authority on tropical diseases, is highlighted for his extensive study in South America, the Philippines, the Orient and Egypt. He joined the navy as assistant surgeon in 1880, with Rear Admiral Edward Thoda mentioned.
Unclear excerpts reflect mixed historic notes
Disjointed OCR fragment from Indianapolis Star Pittsburgh Gazette Times Lexington Campaign pages mentions Lloyd George era figures and jokes about political figures. Contains garbled quotes about annual reports and alleged loyalty tests. No coherent event or clear attribution identified.
Humor Snippets From Various Papers Mixed Quotes
A collage of jokes and wry lines excerpts from multiple newspapers. Snappy quips touch on love, business, travel, and daily mishaps with playful misdirection and light satire.
Every Man His Own Ponzi Scheme Exposed
A satirical instructions piece details a cross border currency arbitrage scheme spanning France Switzerland Italy and Britain. It claims you can turn $400 into about $3,500 through successive exchanges and travel while noting smugglings adds novelty and interest.
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Wall Street Magazine
America
Exchanse
London
France
Switzerland
Italy
Earth Signals From Mars Questioned At Kentucky Meeting
At the Kentucky Academy of Science annual meeting Prof Henry Meier of Centre college discussed Mars signaling. He noted Earth’s cold thin air and lack of water vapor hinder life and light signaling. He argued radio signaling would be impractical due to distance and solar currents overpowering weak Earth transmissions.
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Kentucky Academy of Science
Henry Meier
Centre College
Mars
Earth
Mare
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