Standard Publishing Company Notice and Historical Address
The passage lists publishing company details, offices, and mailing information for Standard Publishing Company with names, addresses, and distribution notes across multiple cities. It reads like a trade directory snippet showing press affiliations and contact points for newspapers and news agencies in New York Chicago Salt Lake City San Francisco Portland Tacoma Seattle and other locations. The text emphasizes mail subscriptions and representative contacts and includes department names and rates for subscript tions.
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Standard Publishing Company
Pointoffice
Anaconda
SecondeCines
Bell Phones
Tahidard’ Histidine
Nait
Montana
New York
Hetaling’s
Chicago-Congrese
Marie
Wall and
Riv
General Business
Coreee Tana Ag Att
Ores Genase Ea Brpareare
Take
Red Flag Law Targets Talkers Sayzeans
A Montana debate over red flag suppression expands from banning the flag to silencing red flag advocates. The proposed measures urge firm action against writers and speakers promoting revolution and anarchist causes, arguing they threaten American principles. The piece treats the issue as a broader push to curb radical rhetoric and class conflict.
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Montana
House
Senate
Air smuggling risk grows with new aviation era
The piece warns that rapid aeroplane travel and new air postal lines will complicate smuggling. It notes illicit imports of tobacco diamonds and drugs from neighboring countries, and predicts authorities will struggle to curb air based trafficking as an international air conference heads to Paris to address the issue.
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Atlantic
Mexico
United States
Becom
Cuba
Canada
Revenue Office
Truith
Paria
Senator Penrose Attacks Wheat Price Policy
The GOP Senate leader denounces the plan to spend over a billion dollars to buy the 1919 wheat crop at 2.20 a bushel, arguing the market would be lower without fixed pricing. He had previously urged raising the government price to 2.50, criticizing the administration for unfairness to farmers. He notes Penrose and allies backed an advance and would push higher prices if possible.
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Penrose
Senate
Penrose Ad
Wilson
Aeroplane Service Control to Curb Smuggling
A proposal to regulate all airplane services aims to thwart smuggling. Authorities admit the problem requires extensive thought from many wise officials.
Deportation urged for 8000 to 4060 aliens held
A Washington dispatch reports the Justice Department will soon urge phasing of a law to deport 8000 or 4060 aliens now interned. Some are wealthy and influential, having aided German propaganda and Kaiser interests. Congress must pass a special bill to send them back, with safeguards they never reenter the United States.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Congress
Ihe
Germany
United
Chicago Campaign News Mixed With War Era Jokes
A long piece surveys Chicago mayoral race prospects for April 4 with figures like William Hale Thompson Merriam and Sweitzer. It comments on national issues from river and harbor plans to postwar troop repatriation and economic strains, mixing political analysis with satirical asides. It also notes poetically a World War I context and public sentiment.
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Chicago
William Hale Thompson
Merriam
University of Chicago
Carter’ H. Harrison
Big Billy Thompson
Harry Oleson
Mr. Oleson
Minnesota
Robert M. Sweitzer
Thompson
Sweitzer
Carter H. Harrison
MacLay Hoyne
Sullivan Democracy
Harrison
Canal plans to connect Great Lakes to ocean trade
Ports on the Great Lakes back a movement to bring the Atlantic shore to the continent center. They argue lower waterway rates would aid western regions and relieve railroad freight congestion. Proposals call for deepening waterways to admit ocean freighters, with Welland and St. Lawrence canal barriers to be removed. Welland work resumes under Canadian government.
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St. Lawrence
Welland
Washington
Lenroot
Wiscon
Sin
Northwest
Buffalo
Atlantic
Great Lakes
Canada
Congress
United States
Carranza
Villa
Atlantic Ocean
Mississippi Valley
Welland Canal
St. Lawrence River
Bathing tools past and present in daily routine
The column reviews bath accessories from sponges to brushes and soaps, noting germs, skin care, and fashion. It advises on using bath mitts or fine textiles, emphasizes sun-drying brushes, and recommends unperfumed or lightly scented soaps with sea salt baths for invigorating skin, copyright 1919.
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McClur
Humor of the Day Cartoon Snippets and Bills
A collection of humorous exchanges from various papers featuring Mrs Gram and Mr Enpeck in tax and chiropractor jokes, a hotel clerk noting door service, and quips about soldiers, gas company tips, flower repairs, and a verse about a man who preferred elder and beer.
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Gramercy
Gram
Enpeck
Henrietta
Cyril
Wwonan
Gadspir
Mr Duthwaite
Spirit of the Press and political jabs mix in chatter
A fragmentary clipping quotes editorials and remarks about Wilson’s limitations and congressional terms, interspersed with satirical lines from various newspapers. It references political figures and public sentiment, including criticism of Claud Kitchen and mentions hunger strikes and domestic concerns in a collage-like summary of opinion.
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Victor Terger
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Ipene
John Barleycorn
Europe
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Marne TA. Daly
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Palm Beach
Unoemu
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Peter Cooper Mewitt
New Lufe
Aim Seach
Via
Itingwood Manor
N. J
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Frank Work
What
Workingmans
Housewives’ Daily Economy
Frances Marshall
Ohio State
Jess Willard
Pelegray
Devik
Junington
Water Lodge
St. Toul
Houston Pont
Samings
Chicago News
Sahara
Dallas
Columbia
Jewell
Bourbon
Rye
Memphis
Spirit of the Press
Marding
Woodrow Wileson
Cincinnat! Enquirer
Claud Kitchin
Macon
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Children of the Cross
Knoxville
Detroit News
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