Anaconda Standard and Tandam Ponsa Company Listing
The Anaconda Standard announces publishing details and foreign advertising contact points. It lists offices, subscription rates, and distribution networks across multiple cities including St Paul Detroit Rochester Denver Salt Lake City and Seattle. The notice directs general correspondence to Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tandamd Ponsa Compant
Anaconda
Secondcinen
Bastorial
Mont Butte
East Broadway
Waltorial
Mitfam
Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
NEWE
Montana
Standard
St Paul
St. Marie Clear and Co
Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Kelly Clear
Denver—Western News Agency
Balt Lake
Emma van Patten Fen Francisco
United News
Beaty
Los Angeles
Remp
San Diego
Chih'a
Portland
Bowman
O'Mara
Firth and
Wash
Tacoma
Treeo News Co
Seattle
Whitney
Keattle
Acme News Co
Occidental
Yeater Way
Spokane
B. Stubeck, Wall and Rivernite
Ai! Reneral
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda Mont
Long Run for Presidency Reware Views on Bryan Candidacy
The text discusses presidential candidates who ran multiple times, naming Jefferson Jackson Clay Cleveland and Bryan. Jefferson Jackson and Cleveland won twice each and lost once. Clay and Bryan were defeated three times. It asserts there is no Wielihood Bryan will run again, though some papers discuss him for 1920. If Bryan runs again he would hold the record for most candidacies.
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Jefferson
Jackson
Clay
Cleveland
Bryan
Rewa
People
Voting Qualifications and Saloniki Debate in 1911
A London Daily Mail editorial questions wartime policy including the Saloniki expedition and calls for policy changes to end the deadlock. It discusses Balkan campaigns, British considerations of Constantinople, and the impact on Russia. The piece also touches on women voting rights, noting state by state variation and citizenship rules.
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London
Mai
Saloniki
Diasati
Serbia
Romania
Saloniii
Rumania
Mail
Balkan
Gallipoli
Atlantic
Great Britain
Dardanelles
Constantinople
England
Russa
Golden Horn
Russia
United States
Alabama
Arkansas
Indiana
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Fourth Run for President Would Break Records
The text argues that Mr. Bryan facing a fourth bid would set a presidential candidacy record, surpassing all prior contenders who had never run more than three times. It notes Roosevelt and Colonel Roosevelt as lesser examples, as they had only two prior campaigns.
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Bryan
Prohibition
Noone
United States
Roosevelt
Bethlehem Steel chief touts size of works vs Krupp
Mr Schwab, president of Bethlehem Steel, claimed his works are one half again as large as Krupp in Essen and that the U S government could seize them in wartime on its own terms. He praised patriotism while questioning continued protection to grow American industry.
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Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Krupp
Essen
Germany
United States
Farth Seips on Holland's Thawing Earth and Geological Shifts
The article notes that Holland slowly sinks or rises, a process geologists say occurs over hundreds of thousands of years. It compares Butte's stability to Norway's coast and mentions beach marks, river channel shifts, and crustal changes as evidence of the earth's uneven movement.
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Holland
Butte
Norway
Andes Mountains
Hudson River
Ocean
Year’s Fighting Foreseen as War to Resume Next Summer
Frank H. Simonds predicts in the American Review of Reviews that the war will recommence with a fierce summer campaign. Allies may push to Belgium and possibly Brussels and Antwerp, but German lines will stay firm and losses will be enormous. Germany intends to hold, believing Allied exhaustion will block a decisive victory. The Romanian campaign details suggest a shortened front and German control toward the Baltic and Black Sea regions as the Central Europe dream persists.
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Frank H. Simonds
American Review of Reviews
Mr. Simonds
Belgium
Brussels
Antwerp
Germany
Baltic
Europe
Simonds
Balkans
Constantinople
Asia Minor
Britain
France
Russia
War talk and political quips from a bygone page
A string of satirical comments on World War I leaders and events. References to Simonds and a possible peace through Turkish control, Germany's food dependence, and pressure on Britain France. Jokes about Tooley Street tailors, Helena lobbyists, Carranza Villa and Roosevelt. Witty notes on Kansas marriage law, winter’s ills, and Lansing and Wilson.
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Helena
Perfecting Manners Through Guest Comfort and Conversation
A housewife argues manners come from upbringing not rules and cites Maria Edgeworth on a well bred, versatile hostess. True politeness lies in sensing guests needs, pleasing each with tailored topics, from books to music, avoiding rude mismatches.
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Naif
Sir Walte Scott
Maria Edgeworth
France
McClure
Drifting Rain Delays Plowman and Household Tales
A fragment from Zocay's Short Stories describes rain delaying plowwork and a farmer admonishing the plowman to not leave work in drizzle. The tale shifts to neighborhood scenes with Honest George, buckwheat cakes, and a short exchange about work and knowledge in a rustic setting.
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Hiem
George
Revived storytelling aims to move readers through drama
A short feature credits Janet Mannheimer for reviving storytelling as a human art form. Her program promotes reading as fine art, converting audiences in New York, Chicago, Cincinnati, Baltimore and Philadelphia into eager students of dramatic verse and prose.
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Underwood & Underwood
New York
Janet Mannheimer
Chicago
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Sanitation Survey of a Trial City Block in 1917
The New York city health department surveyed clerks, stenographers and bookkeepers in the financial district to study working conditions. Findings include crowded rooms, insufficient noon breaks, heavy artificial lighting, and poor ventilation with wide air currents from tall buildings.
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New York City Health Department
White Callar Brigade
New York City
Financial District
Menta
Hood
The
Chicago Tribune
Humor of the Day and Snippet Editorial Exchanges
A collage of quips from papers like the Boston Transcript Puck and Louisville Courier Journal. Jokes span singing fame wealth spelling limousine and a wary Santa Claus query as a wary friend cautions against endless cold remedies.
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Alles
Boston Transcript
Puck
Boston
Santa Claus
Louisville Courier. Journal
Washington Star
Press Opinions and Political Quips Across Papers
A compilation of clipped quotes from various papers referencing political figures like Lansing Hughes Roosevelt Bryan and others. It notes analysts speculating about 1920 politics, including Hughes showing promise in law and Roosevelt and Bryan being influential in future races.
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Lansing
Nebraska State Journal
New York
Charles E. Hughes
Indianapolis Star
Savannah
Hughes
Washington Post
Ohio
Texas
Houston Post
Roosevelt
Bryan
Birmingham Age- Herald
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In. Ca
Farth Seips
Tooley Street
Indorsing Lloyd Geors
General Carranza
Anainias Club
State Treasury
Stewart
Wilson
Lloyd George
Frances Marshall
Zocay
Josh
Farmer Corntomsel
Joan
Spirit of the Press
Oyster Bay
Fiji Islands
New York World
Tephone Izao
Rice & May, Proprietors
A.C.M. Hardware Company
Quartz and Main Streets
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