Anaconda Standard published in Montana ad notices
The Anaconda Standard announces its publication details and distribution patterns with billing, post office information, and foreign advertising representation. It lists subscription rates, sale agents outside Montana, and contact avenues for general business correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
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New York
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Broadway
Chicago
Congress Hotel
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East Fifth Street
Detroit
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Fea
Rochester
Minn
Anaconda, Mont
Democrats Gain Idaho Seat In Senate Roster Report
The appointment of John F. Nugent as United States senator from Idaho fills the late Senator Brady’s unexpired term, boosting Democrats to two in the Senate. Republicans stand at 41 with one Progressive, while a vacancy from Senator Husting’s death persists. The Wisconsin governor lacks authority to fill the seat. vacancy likely remains until fall elections. Nugent’s background from a suffrage state suggests continued Democratic support for the movement.
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United States
Idaho
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Congress
Husting
Wisconsin
Senate
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Nugent
Approval in Bulgaria for Wilson peace message
Report notes Bulgarian newspapers openly and heartily approve President Wilson's peace terms while noting suppression of press in Austria. It contrasts Petrograd Bolshevik and Berlin militarist reactions, and mentions copies of the message dropped by airplane in Germany, Austria, and Russia.
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Wilson
Bulgaria
United States
Austria
Petrograd
Berlin
Germany
Russia
Prisons Offer Men A Chance To Redeem Lives
G Rad ehlet, special agent for the Great Northern railway, urges giving incarcerated men a chance to prove themselves by opening the r illing offices to them as volunteers. He favors voluntary enlistment for prisoners at a reflection stage and notes prison libraries are eagerly used to inspire reform and self mastery.
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Ehlet
Great Northern Railway
Minneapis Journal
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Ray
Prisoners urged to prove courage in war effort
The text argues discharged convicts face stigma yet read war news eagerly and dream of voluntary service. It cites the French Foreign Legion and a criminologist praising prisoners' natural courage, urging society to offer them a chance to join the nation's defense.
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French Foreign Legion
Ray
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Peace and war in Europe through American eyes
A column argues for prolonged war until justice and lasting peace are achieved. It blames the Kaiser for warfare and calls for repentance by Germany, while praising American resolve to fight on. It notes U S policy on mines, Pershing’s troops, and cautions about political commentary at home.
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Russia
Austria
Europe
America
Germany
United States
Senator Knox Opposes Federal Paper Distribution Power
The Pittsburg Dispatch notes Senator Knox led opposition to giving the federal trade commission control over newspaper paper distribution. It argues such a move threatens free press and public opinion by placing news publication under centralized authority. The piece credits newspapers for wartime mobilization and laments loss of independent press influence.
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Knox
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Crowder
Pershing Defends American Soldiers From Rumors
General Pershing denounces reports of drunkenness among U S troops in France as groundless propaganda. He praises the soldiers for their high devotion to duty and clean conduct, calling them a credit to America and its mothers.
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France
Pershing
American rush to build Caproni biplanes for war
Captain Ugo d Anpunzio of the Italian Flying Corps arrives in the United States to accelerate Caproni biplane production for American aviators training for spring sorties. He brings skilled mechanics to aid American workers in turning out the machines. The biplane is described as capable of over 100 mph, long air time, dual pilots, two machine guns, two gunners, and a payload exceeding a ton of bombs.
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Ugo d’Anpunzio
Belgium
France
England
d'Annunzio
War era humor and political quips in fragmented clipping
A fragmented wartime collage quotes press criticism of Hoover food administration, jokes about Kaiser Wilhelm, mentions Guatemala quake, Belgium, and American headlines. It stacks editorials, cartoon captions, and humorous asides from various papers, reflecting era sentiment and satire.
Wartime Cranberry Dishes Amid Sugar Shortages
Wartime kitchen notes by Frances Marshals promote cranberry based dishes as substitutes for sugar restricted by war. The piece outlines canning and dessert ideas such as cranberry jelly and marmalade with sugar substitutes and provides rough ingredient guidance and method.
Beast name guess agains pacifist mocked as a bird
The Spirit of the Press hints at a militant pacifist objecting to a bird label while suggesting a ceram four footed animal analogy. A New York Telegram mockingly notes the Kaiser in a deranged frame. The piece ends with a tease about waiting longer for a card deck kings and queens action.
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