Anaconda Standard publishing info and national offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details including office in Anaconda Mont and a Butte branch at North Main. It notes foreign advertising through William J Morton Company and names multiple news agencies and distribution points across the United States and Canada. It provides subscription rates and general business contact guidance for readers and advertisers.
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Ffaxdard Publashing Company
Anaconda
Mont Butte
North Main
William J. Morton Company
New York
Fifth Ave
Chicago” Tribune Bullsing
Renday Standard
Orly
Montana
Hotaling's
Tienadway
Chicago
Congress
Paul N. Sie Marie Cigar and News Co
Detroit
Metropolitan News
Woodward
Michigan
Pkochenter
Minn
Kelly Tenver Schneider News Company
Tom Angeles
Pnough of Promises
In 1919 Butte residents demand enforcement of gambling laws. They question officials' competence or will to act and call for resignation or malfeasance charges if duties are not performed. Citizens insist officers must enforce all laws, not merely promise enforcement.
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Butte
Silver Bow County
Butte and Gard
George
Florida Times-Union
Greater Romania Gains via Bessarabia Vote
The report states Bessarabia voters favored joining Romania, boosting Romanian territory and population. It notes Rumanians in four Hungarian provinces and in Bukowina and a Russian area, aiming to unite all Romanian peoples under one state.
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Bessarabia
Rumania
Europe
Romania
Hungary
Austria
Balkan
Turkey
Dacia
Transylvania
Mamuresh
Crishana
Banat
Bukowina
Opposition to Mann as Speakership Cited War Record Pulls Backing
Critics frame Mann as a standpatter with a questionable war record while praising his wartime stance. They argue opposition stems from his fair treatment of the president and insistence the commander in chief not be harshly criticized while abroad.
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Man
House of Representatives
Mannie
Offenger
United States
Europe
The League of Nations Debate Across Nations
The article notes broad support for a league to enforce peace with Britain France Italy and neutral nations in favor. In America opposition comes from a few senators who are upset over exclusion from the peace commission. It argues unity on the principle but caution on practical form.
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League of Nations
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
America
United States
Peace Commission
Europe
Asmuch
Combating Illiteracy and National Education Standards
The article discusses Secretary Lane’s proposal for national educational standards to abolish illiteracy nationwide. It notes the draft revealed many adults cannot read or understand English, hindering war service and democratic functioning, and argues for a unified system to raise all states to a common level of efficiency.
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Franklin K. Lane
America
Lane
United States
Illite
Wartime Prices and Wages Readjustment Call
The article urges immediate readjustment of prices and wages two months after armistice. It argues prosperity requires fairness across classes and mutual sacrifice, warning against impossible costs and urging policy of give and take for stable postwar business.
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America
Belgium’s universal suffrage shift sparks hopes of reform
The article notes Belgium’s adoption of broader suffrage, moving from wealth and birth based voting to one person one vote, with anticipation of women gaining voting rights. It compares to Prussia and other European laws, and mentions unrest over representation in the Allied peace delegation and English military contributions.
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Belgium
Prussia
One Englishman on peace conference delegation
A reflective roundup notes that Britain bears most war costs yet the peace delegation has only one English member, Lloyd George, amid a mix of Scots, a Welshman, and others. It critiques Germany, prohibition politics, and postwar unrest while lampooning leaders and political tensions across nations.
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Great Britain
England
Lloyd George Bi
Trotaky
Trotzky
Style pitfalls in hobble skirts for home use
Frances Marshall counsels housewives on avoiding ill suited fashion. The piece critiques hobble length skirts that hinder housework and offers remedies with draped designs and concealed fullness while warning against troublesome sleeves and cuffs. Copyright 1919 by the McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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McClure
The Air Does Change The Man On The Sea
The passage discusses how life at sea and aloft alters a person deep within. It argues air and endless horizons expand consciousness and bravery while loosening ties to earthly limits. It notes the seafarer becomes cosmopolitan, freer in thought, yet questions long term effects on the soul.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Seven Seas
Rockies
Andes
Earth
Heaven
Ches
Belgium Queen Welcomed With Flowers In Liege Visit
Queen Elizabeth visits Liege amid Belgian defense pride, greeted by enthusiastic crowds. The image captures flowers offered as the German invasion narrative frames this historic royal gesture.
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Belgium
Underwood & Underwood
New York
Liege
Elizabeth
Posterity and the influence of experience on thought
Fragmentary text suggests reflections on how experience accumulates to shape future thinking. It contemplates the unseen impact of past events on perceptions and the potential openness to universal elements guiding thought and belief.
British Voters Pave Way for Hard Left Fear in War Debate
The British election signals a sharp shift as voters embrace pacifism Bolshevism and antiwar sentiment. Pergaps Ramsey MacDonald and Enilip Knowden face defeat while coalition leaders gain gains. The public mood appears hostile to Lenines and pro German terms and shows strong labor and women's turnout.
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New York Times
Asquith
Henderson
Cristabel Pankhurst
Dever
Walt
New Lenines West
Britain
Ramsey MacDonald
Enilip Knowden
Germany
Berlin
Petrograd
Humor Clips and Quips Across Papers
A collage of light hearted items from 19th century papers includes a parlor prank line in Boston Transcript, a porchside exchange from Rochester Herald, and a Sunday ball banter. It also references musical verse and a musing verse about perseverance from Pass in Review, with Florida Times-Union style snippets.
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John
Hub
Boston ‘Transcript
Rochester Herald
Spirit of the Press and Quotations Roundup
A collage of quotes from various papers including Thrift Magazine, Columbia Record, Indianapolis Star, Indianapolis News, Columbia State, and Cleveland Plain Dealer. The snippets touch on peace talks, baseball memories, early morning snow, czar rumors, and reactions to Wilson and the league of nations.
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Mr. Barnwell
Columbia
Buckingham Palace
Great Britain
Columbia Reecord
Indianapolis Star
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