Anaconda Standard Publisher and News Agency List
Fragmented OCR shows a catalog of news agencies and publishers with city names such as New York Detroit Rochester Portland Seattle and others. It appears as a printery listing of offices, addresses, and agents rather than a coherent story.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Bell
Rurinere Butte Branchaig
North Main Treet
Tel
Tinker
Witte J. Morton Company
New York
Ping Avenue
Bultdine EkTenen
Reimane Henndine Sinecinr de Rees Bie
Ainereen
LBC
PAM
Ste Marie
Clear
Fifth Street
Detroit
Mercanatinn
Pane
Carner Wandward
Michenn
Rochester
Minn
Kelly Clear Beprerdennaiter Sews Company
Eat
Anseanan
Mont Pe
Peace conference differences likely过 to be settled amicably
In 1919 at the peace conference differences are expected over colonies boundaries indemnities and other matters. Despite friction, leaders anticipate amicable adjustments and continued unity among the Allied nations as they bear and forbear to avoid another world catastrophe.
City Finances in Montana Tax Increase Debate
Citizens and officials across Montana discuss the feasibility of a bill to raise real property taxes to fund growing city government costs. Opponents argue taxes are already high and waste exists. supporters urge retrenchment and economy first before any tax hike.
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Montana
Cities and towns urged to live within income before tax hikes
The text argues officials must live within their means, warns against relying on higher revenue to fund greater expenditures, and calls for retrenchment and careful consideration by officials, citizens, and the legislature before increased taxes.
Legislative reports show focus on new counties and schools
Legislators spend most time on bills for creating new counties and establishing normal schools and fish hatcheries. Few towns likely to receive these, with merit guiding county creation. Debates loom on primary law and prohibition, while national liquor policy looms large. The probe into state institutions and high living costs moves slowly. red flag display prohibition sails through both houses.
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Helena
House
Senate
Greece seeks Constantinople control despite internationalization plan
The United Peace Conference faces a Greece claim that Constantinople and nearby Turkish lands should revert to Greek control, a demand unlikely to succeed as powers plan to internationalize the area under protection of France and Britain. American towns prepare for returning soldiers, arranging jobs and comforts while some veterans stay drawn to bright city life, avoiding life back home.
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Greece
Constantinople
Turkey
Europe
France
Great Britain
Back to the land idea fades as cities grow crowded
The piece notes towns expect locals to move to big cities after wartime service but cities struggle to provide jobs for veterans returning from France and training camps. Overcrowding in New York and other cities has become a problem, and many young men prefer city life to returning home.
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France
New York
Indians Prove Worth of Citizenship Fight Loyal Service
Returning soldiers praise American Indian service in World War I and urge granting full citizenship and voting rights to Native Americans. They cite courage, endurance, and reliable performance, noting General Pershing valued Indian scouts and insisting citizenship should not be withheld from those who served.
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United States
Pershing
Senate considers buying Baja California and Sonora region
A U S senate resolution weighs purchasing Lower California and part of Sonora from Mexico. Proponents argue gains include proximity to the Panama Canal and control of the Colorado River mouth, while critics urge confirmation of Mexico’s willingness to sell to avoid heightened tensions.
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United States Senate
Mexico
Lower
California
Sonora
United States
Panama Canal
Colorado River
The Contamination Bolshevism Across Democracies
A brief opinion notes Bolshevism gains strength where autocracy ruled, threatening Russia Germany Austria and potentially spreading to France England and the United States if Bolshevik control persists. The piece argues democratic nations remain vulnerable politically to rabble-rousing zealots and warns of expanding influence from autocratic collapse.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Russia
Germany
Austria
France
England
United States of America
Bolshevik Rhetoric Targets Bourgeoisie as Contagion
The passage criticizes Bolshevik framing of the bourgeoisie as a hostile class and warns that a Bolshevik alliance among Russia, Germany, and Austria could threaten democracies. It urges action by democratic nations to curb the spread of contagion before it overruns peaceful societies.
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Husa
Rusa
Germany
Austria
Socialists react to Berger conviction in Chicago trial
Controversy swirls as Therger faces a verdict in Milwaukee chief prison case. Morris Hillquit, Russian born and New York resident, calls the verdict a deliberate challenge to the socialist party. A telegram from Gerber urges silence. Hillquit and others debate next moves. Ultimately, Americans must handle the issues. The text also contains a prayerful reflection on a newborn and family mementos.
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New York ‘Telegraph
Chie
Terger
Iso
Chicago
Morris Hillquit
Russia
Berger
Saranac
Tribune
Socialist Party
Teutons
Hillquit
Riga
America
Austria
Gerber
Police hunt killer of Mary H. Riddell in Queens
New York police press a wide probe into the brutal murder of Mary H. Riddell a Richmond Hill typist. Investigators trace recently released or paroled hospital patients amid a belief the crime was committed by a man recently discharged from an institution.
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New York
Mary H. Riddell
Richmond Hill
Queens
I. I
Peanut Dainties and War-Era Diet Ends Conjecture
Households' daily economy calendar presents recipes using peanut butter and peanuts to stretch scarce foods postwar. Cottage Cheese Loaf, Peanut Salad, and candy popcorn balls are outlined with steps and ingredients to ease feeding the family while preserving wheat, fats, and meats. Copyright 1819, McClure Syndicate.
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McClure News- Paper Syndicate
Spirit of the Press Editorial Snippets Across Papers
A collage of 1920s era clippings reflecting editorial voice across Houston Post Detroit News Collier's Weekly and others. Mentions law on liquor imports and duties export pressure The text lampoons views on science religion warfare and American diplomacy with satirical tone.
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Supreme Court
Toledo
Detroit News
Ameron
Yen
Hohengolern
Collier's Weekly
Germany
Detroit Prep Press
Fragmented clippings lampoon wartime life and humor
The excerpt stitches varied quips about citizenships, rationing, and daily life from recollections of war era humor. It juxtaposes mock British and American lines, jokes about Liberty Loans, and social banter from columns and readers across cities, hinting at parodied wartime attitudes and domestic routines.
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Neal News
City Finances
AIM
A.’ Daly
Conytight
Sho. Wheeler Ryne
Miss MARY _E
Rsa Nins
Riddell
Willhelm
Kaiser
Spirit of the Press
Houston Post
Memphis
Mor Iilleage
Kansas City Star
Wilson
Mount Healthy
Tabemeter
Kansas
Roope of
Devlin
Apri
Chaleston News
Isoult
New York Tribune
Hoston
Pittsburg Post
Ouinville Courier
Literaure
Nother
Pearson
Jasinea
Tim
Rice & May
Red Devil Portland Cement
Butte
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