Butte Branch Shows Rates and Advertising Contacts
The notice lists Butte Branch telephones for Business and Editorial, foreign advertising, and a salaried representative in New York. It details subscription rates by mail and carrier, and lists sale points and agencies in multiple cities for circulation of The Standard. General business correspondence is directed to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Partication
Omee
Standard — Building
Mont
Bet Prenes— Battertat Business
Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Sunday Standard
Ftrndard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Conflicting War Reports Persist In Early Global Conflict
A July issue notes ongoing confusion as wartime reports from Germany France Russia Britain and Italy clash. Each side cites own losses and victories, with diverging figures on casualties battles naval events and fronts. The piece highlights unreliable updates across theatres including Gallipoli and the Italian front.
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Gallipoli
Anther
Italy
Tax intake projections amid Prohibition era curbs
The government reports $3,000,000 income tax payments through July with daily receipts expected to continue until July 10. Officials estimate the total may reach $80,000,000, which would cut the year’s treasury deficit from about $90,000 to roughly half. Revenue declines from customs and liquor taxes due to prohibition drive the shortfall.
Philippine cigars fail to win U S markets say Rafferty
James J Rafferty collector of internal revenue for the Philippine islands visited the United States to learn why Philippine cigars did not catch on in the Pacific coast states and Montana. He notes American smokers rejected Philippine cigars as poor in flavor and quality.
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United States
Palo Coast
Montana
Trong
Philippines
James J. Rafferty
Philippine Islands
Haseen
San Francisco
Germany
Bryan May Oppose Wilsons Second Nomination
A Washington report says William Jennings Bryan might oppose Woodrow Wilsons bid for a second term. The piece notes his past friendship with Wilson and cautions that such stories often aim to injure him. It argues Wilsons renomination appears secure barring surprising changes.
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Bryan
Washington
Wilson
Bryans
Baltimore
Democratic Party
War era musings mix canal profits and world events
The article surveys Panama Canal profits amid wartime disruption, noting a $250,000 year end profit and predicting weak foreign shipping while American trade rises. It weaves in German submarines, Belgian resistance, and calls out figures like Evelyn Thaw and Frank Holt, reflecting a sprawling, opinionated wartime column.
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Panama Canal
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Culebra
Rural press discussed at peace congress in Panama
July 7 Francisco report highlights rural journalism growth but gaps in editorial quality. Speakers urge editors to focus on business and reduce political dabbling. Peter MacFarlane cites reporter influence and needs for integrity. Harvey Ingham champions press as internationalist force aiding peace. Washington notes deadlock on German materials amid postwar trade tensions.
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Francisco
P. Hotaling
Mapleton
Minn
Peter C. MacFarlane
New York
MacFarlane
Harvey Ingham
Des Moines
Towa
Ile
Philippine cigar makers press freer trade to boost exports
The speaker says the government blocks inferior exports and this costs the state revenue, while the 1910 free trade arrangement removes barriers to Philippine cigars for the Pacific coast. He cites 200 million annual output by 20,000 workers and U S consumption of 800.6 million cigars monthly as proof buyers seek best goods at set prices. If quality is assured, shipments should go ahead.
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Atlantic
Céradian
Antwerp
British Isles
England
Irish
Nova Scotia
Pacific Coast
Islands
United States
Kaolin Powder Promises Diphtheria Aid In Dated Report
Medical notes from Chicago describe kaolin powder as a potential aid in reducing diphtheria bacilli in the nose and throat, alongside antitoxin. The article cites experiments from Hektoen and colleagues and mentions possible uses for scarlet fever and hay fever, with cautions on replacing antitoxin and the need for further testing.
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Hektoon
The
Chicago Tribune
Parliament's Drastic 1774 Measures Move Boston Trade
The article notes Lord North's March 1774 acts closing Boston port, suspending Massachusetts charter, and barring trials, with troop quartering and transfer of local cases to England. It covers colonial reaction led by Massachusetts and Virginia Burgesses, signaling unified protest and growing unity among colonies.
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America
Lord North
Boston
Salem
England
Manekcania
Mel Truteningen
General Gage
Gage
Massachusetts
Gaspee
Danker
Virginia
Political Warnings and Public Opinion Echo Across Papers
A collage of editorials cites doctors urging President Wilson to follow medical advice and notes Bryan’s ongoing publicity role. It critiques vaccination metaphors and recalls Disraeli’s quote on love and debt, while commenting on wage trends in Britain and a projected women’s fighting regiment.
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Dudley Sargent
Sargent
Cleveland Iain _Deales
Humorous Rejoinders Roll Through Evening Papers
A collage of quips from multiple papers features jokes on marriage alimony aging train delays and stained glass. The snippets include lines about love as a disease jokes about bachelors and married men and a wagging man at a station who could not stop a train.
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