Anaconda Standard Office and News Staff Note
The Anaconda Standard January 22 1921 masthead lists office addresses for Butte and Anaconda Montana, department phones and advertising prose. It notes Associated Press membership and republication rights, plus eastern and western representative listings for news distribution.
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Associated Press
Eastern Representatives
Prudden, King & Prudden
Fifth Avenue
New York
Steger Building
Chicago
Boston
Jglobe Building
Western Representatives
R. J. Bidwell Company
Market Street
San Francisco
General Miles and Custer verdicts in political clash
In Washington Gen Nelson Miles, aged eighty two, recalls Little Big Horn, defending Custer’s tactics while criticizing Reno and Benteen. Separate New York political notes portray Tammany Hall's struggle with reformers and a rumor Murphy will abdicate in favor of younger, businesslike leadership as women vote shifts power.
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Nelson A. Miles
Washington
Congress
Miles
Massachusetts
W. Parker
The
Little Big Horn
Springfield Republican
Yellowstone
Mont
Crazy Horse
Sitting Bull
Canada
Custer
Reno
Benteen
Murphy
Tammany
Museum of Antiquities
New York
Tammanyite
Tammany Hall
Mossbacks
New York Evening Post
Europe
Tammany Hall in rebellion against old guard rule
The piece portrays Tammany Hall as ripe for upheaval driven by youthful reformers clashing with entrenched graybeards. It frames Charles F. Murphy as a leading figure amid a broader clash of new blood versus traditional methods amid modern upheavals.
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Tammany Hall
Tammany
Charles F. Murphy
Distress Aid Debate and Capitol Woes
The piece argues US charity response to Europe’s distress outpaces domestic needs, citing famine in India and other calamities. It also critiques Utah bills on high heels for women, osteopath lobbying, then comments on Harding cabinet formation and reform challenges amid shifting political voices.
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Europe
United States
America
Red Cross
Salvation Army
India
China
Chicago
Johnstown
Halifax
Messina
San Francisco
Utah
Osteopath
Legislative Gossip in Helena on Railroad Bills
Helena dispatch details Great Falls legislators and lobbyists shaping railroad related measures in the Montana house and senate. Key figures include W R Smith Fred Wear Parker Veazey Tom Davis J J O Neil and J F Foley. The piece notes opposition to a judgeship cut and mentions motor fuel licensing and a workmen’s compensation law with funeral expense limits amid prohibition discourse.
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Standard
Helena
Great Falls
Third House
W. R. Smith
Central
Great Northern
Fred Wear
Butte
Parker Veazey
Montana
Tom Davis
Scharnikow
Davis
House
Senate
Only Woman Rabbi in United States Miss Neumark
Miss Martha Neumark of Cincinnati graduates Hebrew Union College and becomes the sole woman rabbi in the country. She studies at the University of Cincinnati while residing in Cincinnati.
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United States
Martha Neumark
Cincinnati
Neumark
Hebrew Union College In
University of Cincinnati
Warden Mushback Visits Capitol Over Wildlife Measures
United States game warden George E. Mushback from Billings toured the capitol today to follow legislative actions related to his office. He showed strong interest in proposed protections and propagation of the state's wildlife resources.
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George E. Mushback
United States
Billings Tooking
Montana Railroad Rates And State Legislation Debate
The era highlights Montana freight tariffs seen as confiscatory hindering development in stock raising and farming. Havre officials enforce liquor laws amid clean town image. Legislative fiscal restraint noted, with calls to rescue state from bankruptcy while pursuing rural planning to link urban and rural populations for mutual benefit.
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Montana
Bridger Times
Tappy
Havre
Wellington D
Rankin
Northwest
Wisconsin
University of the Maze
Madison
Miles City Star
Nations and leaders share grim wartime views in papers
Across the clippings a mix of editorials and quips reference Secretary Colby, naval limits, inflation fears, and political jests. The Birmingham Age Herald, Boston Transcript, Detroit Free Press, Houston Post, Knoxville Journal and Tribune, and St. Louis Post-Dispatch weigh in on 1920s diplomacy, economic strains, and Harding’s cabinet strife with sharp witticisms and cautious forecasts.
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Colby
South America
Birmingham Age- Herald
League
Boston ‘Transcript
Houston Post
Sem
Wilson
Knoxville Journal and Tribune
Harding
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Humor of the Day fragment evokes jokes and streetcar quips
A noisy collage of humorous quotes and dialogue about married life and mischief on city transport. Jests reference a husband facing three years with one possible reprieve for good behavior, neighbors’ quips about rabbits and cabbage, and a collage of snippets from various voices.
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Boston Transcript
The Statute of Labourers and Medieval Wage Controls
In 1248 the king issued a proclamation echoed by the Statute of Labourers restricting work during a crisis. It barred those under 60 from refusing farm work at 1847 wages unless they had other livelihoods, with penalties for quitting early. The law covered faders, tanners, farriers, shoemakers, tailors, smiths, carpenters, and carters.
California sea pickle report from Santa Barbara lab
A Santa Barbara Press note claims sharks off Santa Cruz island inspired California experiments yielding a sea pickle from weed fibers. Dr. W J Turrentine at Summerland owl station reports a workable pickle with dilllike taste after seasoning. He denies work on seaweed cotton thread.
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Santa Barbara
Santa Crus Island
W. J. Turrentine
Owl
Summerland
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