Standard Publishing Company Advertises and Offices
Anaconda based Standard Publishing Company advertises daily and Sunday subscriptions with monthly rates and various six and twelve month terms. The paper lists offices including Butte branch at 118 North Main Street and Montana addresses with telecommunication lines and advertising services. The notice cites Associated Press membership and credits for news dispatches and local coverage.
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Ndard Publishing Company
Jered
Postoffice
Anacond
Bell
Horsey
Ation Othetandard
Hudding
Anaconda
Mon Butte
North Main Street
Tele Business Department
IGN Advertising Morton Company
New York Fifth Avenue
Shane Wattains
Montana
Hotaling
Pcnieage
Congress St. Pauion
Firth ‘Scree
Michigan
Rochester
Miyn
Kelly Cheather News Company
Patten
Kain News Agency
Child's News Agency
Portland
Postoffice Corner
Dan O'Meara
Standard Puressing Company
Anacona
Associated Proxited Press
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Germany to hold nationwide election for national assembly
The article reports an imminent nationwide election in Germany to elect representatives to a national assembly. It notes the socialists currently head the government but questions their capacity amid internal troubles. Elections are slated for December 19 with the assembly to convene ten days after. The session is planned to last eight weeks in Berlin.
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Germany
National Assembly
General Assembly
Frontliue
Berlin
Returning Soldiers Shape Nation Postwar Duties
The article urges returning soldiers and sailors to carry their new discipline and patriotism into civilian life. It stresses using wartime ideals to aid America, seeks civilian support for veterans, and highlights the need for ongoing morale efforts and constructive civilian enlistment in rebuilding society.
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America
Fiphereas Tiers
Blunt
Return of veterans and nation's duty to work and serve
The text urges honoring returning veterans and ensuring communities assist their representatives while pursuing justice for claims. It stresses adapting veterans to civilian life and vocations, maintaining leadership in world affairs, and sustaining gains from military discipline and Citizenship standards set by General Pershing.
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America
Pershing
Global influenza epidemic claims millions of lives
Medical authorities report the influenza epidemic has spread worldwide with about 6,000,000 deaths in three months, including 2,600,000 in India and around 0.5 million in the United States. While some regions show decline, renewed outbreaks occur in several areas, including Ohio and Michigan, demanding continued precautions.
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India
United States
Ohio
Michigan
Washington writers expect quick call for new Congress
Some Washington correspondents think the president will summon a special session soon after adjournment on March 4. They argue there is little need for an extra session now as eight years of almost continuous sessions have worn the public out. If Congress handles revenue, taxation, and appropriations, a pedal return to railroad legislation and treaty ratifications may wait until next fall.
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Washington
Lowe
Senate
Howe
Tait
Republicans Call for Repeal of Direct Primary Law
The Republican club of New York urges repealing the direct primary law and restoring state conventions, reflecting broader GOP dissatisfaction. Democrats also find the law unsatisfactory. With a Republican legislature, repeal is urged for the coming session, likely supported by Governor Whitman and Governor-elect Smith. Similar discontent spreads to Montana where reform or repeal is expected. Better nomination rules were once achieved at party conventions than by the direct primary system.
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Republican Club of
New York
Whitman
Smith
Montana
Ban on European travel continues to block tourists
Many Americans await travel to Europe to view battlefields and ruined cities but the ban remains in force. Government business, Red Cross, or charitable work get passage, as do credited newspaper correspondents. Sightseeing tourism is currently barred until war ends, with possible continuation afterward.
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Europe
Red Cross
Restriction on Travel to Europe to Be Eased This Spring
The government plans to keep returning ships full for American soldiers and hopes to lift travel limits to Europe late in the spring or summer. Until then, those making trips must be as careful as possible to avoid unnecessary delays.
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Europe
Bolshevik money and postwar politics mix in Montana column
A New Year beacon of opinions discusses Russian paper money, Bolshevik finances, and US reactions. The column riffs on national leaders, war memories, and Montana political life with satirical quips about Asquith, the Kaiser, and local editors. It blends global inflation talk with light social jests and observations from Helena.
One of Italy's Dashing Heroes Arrives in New York
General Ugo Puarello, famed Italian hero, arrives in New York aboard the Logantia from inland. Decorated 14 times for gallantry, he holds the Victoria Cross and the gold medal of honor of Italy. Wounded 20 times, he led 500 men on Austrian lines atop the Carnig mountains, capturing a battalion.
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Ugo Puarello
New York
Dee
Pizarello
Italy
Pisarello
Hiest
Alopes Carnig Mountains
Red
Housewives' Daily New Year Plan for Efficient Housekeeping
A fragmented excerpt urges Marshall readers to make practical New Year resolutions. It proposes organizing household finances with an easy ledger system, visiting department stores for suitable accounts, and investing in better tools and books to streamline chores. The tone emphasizes practicality and self-improvement for daily tasks.
Humor of the Day: scattered quips and cartoons
A collage of humorous snippets from newspapers and letters features jokes about Santa, courtship and marriage, Bolshevik jokes, and a parent child exchange. It parodies headlines and cartoon captions from New York and Baltimore papers, with playful dialoque and slang of the era.
Signing Letters From The Philadelphia Ledger Analysis
A fragment discusses business letter etiquette with complaints about unsigned notes and faux politeness, recounting a stamped unsigned Carnegie appeal. The piece blends a critique of corporate tactlessness with a lively verse segment about the new century of 1818 and a wartime lexicon of letters.
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Philadelphia
Andrew Carnegie
Blank
Fragments Note Public Opinion Across Papers
A compilation of quotes from multiple papers reflects varied views on war, gender roles, social life, and regional sentiments. Observations range from praise for military gallantry to critiques of consumer costs and humorous takes on societal norms. The collection captures public discourse across newspapers.
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MT Bean
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Patrice
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Pas Henee
Ian
Yonkers
Ther
Wilts
Acrom
Scotland
Elt
Athoe
Washington Star
Rondeau
Ana
of the Press
Dixie
Houston Post
Ohio State Journal
Indianapolis News
Indiana
Trolt Free Press
Dallas News
Bill
Columbia
Hawaii
Memphis
Wildcat
Knoxville Journal
Rice & May, Proprietors
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