Anaconda Standard Publisher Directory Notice
A damaged OCR based entry lists publishers and addresses for newspapers and news agencies across cities including New York Portland San Francisco Los Angeles and Seattle. It references Daily and Sunday editions and various company names and street corners, indicating a general catalog of press and wire service providers with contact lines and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Compan
Pabitehers
Proprietre
Batersaint
Mater
Eli
Wrna Street
Oration
Abcyonei Wiliam J Moron Companys
Balarted
Aeros
Sala
New York
Hotatngs
Thirty-eigisth
Anaranda
Victory Loan Push Urges Public Investment Ahead
The public is urged to save for the coming Victory loan described as the last war bonds issue for public subscriptions. The launch is set for late April with an anticipated 5,000,000,000. Americans are called to join, fund war debts, and ensure a strong postwar payback through this final government security offering.
Mooney trial debate amid protest over guilt and punishment
Opinion asserts Mooney’s guilt and condemns a general strike linked to his case. It recalls a San Francisco murder during a loyalty parade and argues the crime was serious, urging focus on the evidence and justice rather than protests or calls for release.
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Tom Mooney
Mooney
San Francisco
Controversy Over Mooney Case Persists in Inquiry
The discussion argues that more energy and funds aimed at investigating the crime could reveal Jong's involvement or innocence and identify the actual culprit. It asserts Mooney's guilt with little sympathy for the working people of the country.
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Jong
Mooney
Germany’s Conservative Assembly to Form New Government
The newly elected German national assembly plans to meet to draft a constitution and choose a governing form. Voters showed strong turnout with conservatives dominant among controlling factions, while independent socialists split to radicalism. The assembly is expected to oppose Hohenzollern restoration and anarchist rule, aiming for a stable government acceptable to the peace conference.
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Germany
National Assembly
Socialist Party
Republicans Split as Mann Opens House Speakership Bid
Republicans eager to defeat James R. Mann of Illinois face a crowded field with Simeon D. Fess Frederick H. Gillett and Nicholas Longworth in the race. A divided opposition may help Mann, who enters the caucus with a lead and benefits from Uncle Joe Cannon as campaign manager amid the party’s presidential-year strategy.
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James R. Mann
Illinois
House of Representatives
Mann
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Frederick H. Gillett
Massachusetts
Nicholas Longworth
Iate
Roosevelt
Joe Cannon
Prohibition satire on dry lands and sea rovers amid revels
The piece mocks Prohibition by imagining dry land and a sea of vice with floating bars on the Salt Sea near shore. It riffs on vessels as palaces of sin, musical figures, and imported liquors, calling for endless revelry while Derby era states grimly against drinking. It invokes Byron and sea imagery to roll the opposition into the dry column.
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Red Sea
Atlanta
Pacific
Salt Sea
Sin
Godessen
Flem
Bacc Chun
Neptune
Mount Olympus
Terpschore
Johnny
Enum
Old
Buc
Orpheus
Apollo
Euterpe
Melomene
Thalia
Thespis
Diana
Woddens
Chase
New York
Byron
Turbulent Modern Debate on League of Nations and German Policy
A fragmented historical column ridicules the League of Nations as a world order that could threaten liberty at sea and drinkers alike. It satirizes Senator Reed, Taft, Lodge, Rankin, and other figures while lamenting German postwar politics and the fate of the Kaiser era. The piece surveys U S political tensions and international anxieties with sharp partisan wit.
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Lodge
Jeannette” Rankin
House
Miss Rankin
Udea Observer
Jeannette
House of Representatives
Neat Pincushions Beat Frills In Homes
Housekeepers are urged to simplify décor by using washable square damask covers on pincushions or matched trétone cretonne squares. Fastened neatly under the cushion, these offer a neat plain look without frills. Simple furnishings reduce effort, create a restful room, and suit limited time and strength.
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Hane
McClurs
Wallads Da Talkin Pratt Chatter Fragments
Dialogue excerpt shows a humorous mispronounced speech pattern. The speaker grapples with language, identity, and miscommunication across seas and tongues. The piece reflects early 19th century faux pidgin style and a humorous cultural clash.
Subtle praise and odd notes in the Herald piece
A Chicago Herald excerpt mocks Sir Douglas Haig and UK war effort with grand rhetoric about unity of command and victory. It reflects on British resilience, then shifts to a bizarre walrus anecdote noting a Barrow specimen with a massive head and thick hide.
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Chicago Herald
Douglas Maig
Marshal Fook
A. Kliipse
Germany
Cape
Alaska
Barrow
Humor Dialogue Snippets From Late Night Exchanges
A collage of humorous quips and exchanges from various papers recalls jokes about time errors, beauty treatments, enlistment debates, and everyday multiply misheard lines. The piece sketches playful banter and punchlines across different newspapers.
Reflected Courtship Standoff in Dialog
A young lady politely declines Mr. Mitchell's proposal citing circumstances beyond her control. He presses for details, but the exchange ends with her reiterating the constraint guiding her decision.
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Mitchell
Spirit of the Press on World Food Shortage and Freedom
A collage of editorials notes food production fears and rising unemployment, warnings that self determination and vigilance shape postwar life. It cites Houston Post and Savannah News on topics of freedom, Bolshevik critique, and wartime leaders.
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Kage
Houston Post
Melting pot of nations proved by war perhaps
A reflective piece argues the war’s fires show America truly a melting pot. Soldiers from Europe, Asia, Africa and native tribes mingled with no regard to creed or color. Distinctions faded as courage and duty united diverse peoples in a common cause.
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Cincinnati
America
India
Bengal
Shillong
Assan
Europe
Shem
Ham
Japhet
Olla Podrida
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Teed
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Liebknecht
Bryan
William Howard Taft
Gore
Penrose
Hoover
Great American Desert
Doc
Cook
Marshall
Wallads
Daly
Wheeler Byin- Aicare, Inc
Wilson
King Victor
Upseasnt Vy Underwood & Underwood
Tome
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Royal
Rome
N.Y. Eveaing
Telesram
Bill
Gladys
Youngstown Chronicle
James
Army
Navy
Detroit
Peck
Henry Peck
Boston ‘Transcript
Smithers
Pearson
Buffalo Express
Hays Ora
Tys
Anton Rae
Stee
Woneerat
Sean Ike
Teeta
Mr. Mitchell
Spirit of the Press
Indiana
Savannah
Charleston News and Coureter
Rice & May
Red Devil Portland Cement
A. C. M. M. Hardware
Butte
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