Anaconda Standard Publisher Details and News Agencies
The Anaconda Standard lists its publishers and offices in Anaconda Montana, with district and foreign advertising offices in New York Chicago and other cities. It details subscription rates, delivery methods, and a nationwide network of news agencies and carriers for distribution.
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New York
Ruth Aven
Chicago—Tribune
AWS
Montana
WHRAR
Hotalings
Broadway
Chicano Congress
Paul
St. Marie Clear and News Co
Bart Firth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News
Woodward and
Michie
Rochester
Minn
Kelly Clear
Denver
Portland
O'Mara
Fifth and Wash
News Agency
News Go
Occidental
Bpokane
D. Stubeck
Wall and Rirwrate
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Woodrow Wilson for Vice President
Campaign call advocating Woodrow Wilson for vice presidency with brief mention of Thomas R. Marshall as running mate. Voter guidance and party alignment implied in a concise card headline style. The source presents a political ticket proposal without additional detail.
Myers Seeks renomination for United States Senate
Senator Henry L. Myers earns Montana support in the Democratic primaries. A steadfast ally of President Wilson, Myers is praised for loyalty, efficiency, and hard work for Montana's development. The piece argues his proven record warrants re election to continue strong leadership.
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McMagna
Henry L. Myers
United
Montana
Senator Myers
Wilson
Senate
Former Presidents Roosevelt Taft and Hughes Dining Ties
Roosevelt has dined with Hughes and Taft has dined with Hughes since Hughes’s nomination for president. Taft’s support for the regular Republican candidate was expected. Roosevelt’s stance remained uncertain as party leaders weighed their options.
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Roosevelt
Hughes
Taft
United States
Pty
Europe crops and war prospects tied to Germany harvests
Government reports on U S crops hint at prosperity for many, but European figures especially for Germany and Austria may influence the agate powers in the war. The summer and fall crops are crucial to the German war effort and beyond.
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United States
Europe
Germany
Austria
German Austrian War Outlook And Food Supply Fears
The analysis warns Germany and Austria face a grave food shortage this summer, risking a rapid end to fighting if crops fail. Even with potential naval victories, the British blockade tightens. a Russian push toward Hungary threatens the Danube valley and harvests. If crops are abundant, Germany could defend on home soil. if not, the war outlook sharpens quickly.
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Austria
Germany
Hungary
Danube
Atria
Montana protests over copper tax in fast tracked revenue bill
Montana leaders warn Montana’s senators and representatives will fight to strip the heavy copper tax from the new revenue measure. They urge delay and full hearings as Congress pushes the bill through House proceedings with little debate and few amendments, hoping the Senate will deliberate and correct the injustice.
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Washington
Ess
Montana
Senate
House
House of Representatives
Congress
Global War Progress Thwarted By Long War Costs
The article outlines Allied and Central powers movements across Europe with heavy costs and a lengthy road to Germany. It notes Russian advances but limited territorial gain, German hold in Belgium and Northern France, and predicts a colossal, drawn battle with mixed fortunes and no quick decisive outcome.
Offensive Strain Warns Allies of Grim Prospect
The text warns that if the Allies cannot win now despite two years of preparation, victory may be impossible for them ever. It states the war’s outcome will not come quickly and the cost to both sides will be more frightful than anything yet known, in any combat among men.
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Saul
Bennington
Detroit Free Press
Mandy
Browning
Bacon
Egbert
Brooklyn
Postal Service
Dallas News
Stirgins
Nocesaary
Blut
Washington
Entente Outlook Shifts on Bulgaria Turkey and Romania
Reports from entente sources indicate Bulgaria and Turkey are cooling toward the central powers and may desert Germany and Austria. Romania and Greece linger ready to side with the entente once victory seems assured, fearing Germany and Austria’s vengeance if they misstep. Continued central power victories are needed to prevent neutral powers from strengthening the foe.
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Bulgaria
Turkey
Germany
Austria
Mesopotamia
Salonth
Rumania
Greece
Railroads Hope Arbitration End To Looming Nationwide Strike
The railroads push for arbitration through the Interstate Commerce Commission or the Newlands Act to settle wage differences amounting to about 100 million dollars annually. Workers insist the increase is deserved, a New York conference failed to resolve the dispute, and a nationwide strike vote is underway.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Ers
Housewife's Economy and Essential Kitchen Utensils
Frances Marshall argues for a practical housekeeping approach focusing on affordable, gradually acquired tools. Key items include bamboo handle brooms, soft floor brushes, dust mops, long-handled dustpans, and radiator brushes to curb dust accumulation and ease cleaning.
No Place to Go Villa Mixes Up El Paso Today
A garbled clipping mentions Villa possibly mislocated in El Paso and references to Europe, Nobel peace prize, and political figures. It notes Hughes supporters, Roosevelt, and party leadership, with stray headlines from various papers. The text is fragmented and lacks clear events or dates.
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el Paso
Villa
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria Watch Spanish Bull Fight
King Alfonso of Spain and Queen Victoria are pictured in a balcony above a Madrid bullring watching a fight. The scene accompanies notes of royal sporting readiness, Alfonso’s polo and tennis skills, and a Kaiser’s note delivered by Lt. von Arnold amid Spain’s care for interned Germans. The piece also mentions the U-35 submarine’s 1500 mile solo journey.
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Alfonso
Queen Victoria
Spain
Europe
Madrid
von Arnold
Keeping Hands Safe from Chemicals in Printing and Painting
Dr W A Evans shares reader letters on dermatitis among chemical workers. Dr George Apfelbach outlines two prescriptions, a wash and an ointment, to guard against eczema from turpentine chromate and ammonium salts. He notes printers, painters, and photo-engravers face specific risks, and recommends inspections, gentle soaps, rubber gloves, and protective greases.
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George Apfelbach
Tllinois Factory Inspection Service
Apfelbach
Zema
The American People in what respect would you have improved
The interview with Mr Hughes from the Loulaville Courier Journal discusses how President Wilson handled neutrality and responses to German aggression. It covers calls for embargoes, submarine warfare, and recall of diplomats, with debate over whether war or peaceful measures were preferable.
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Loulaville Courier-Journal
Hughes
Germany
America
Owers
Ameica
Wilson
Wilson Ald Pot
Dumba
United States
Teutonic
Boy Rd
von Papen
Washington
Jorsern
Bylventer
Viereck
Hughen
Wilton
Mr. "Hughes
Kitty Gordon Amid Stage Fame And Personal Charm
A gossip portrait of Kitty Gordon, famed stage and screen star wife of Captain Beresford, detailing her poise under mishaps, admired figure, and philosophy of beauty. The piece recalls a backstage curtain accident in Los Angeles, Gordon’s gracious conduct, and her daily regimen of walks, swimming, and exercise amid her husband’s frontline service.
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Kitty Gordon
Gordon
America
Miss Gordon
Los Angeles
Mrs. Smith
Gord
Morosco
Kitty
Cleopatra
Assyria
Sarah Bershardt
England
Great Ocean
Vital
Koes
Humorous Clippings Echo City Life Across Papers
A compact collage of jokes and quips from multiple newspapers notes city life from Detroit to Baltimore. It highlights humorous exchanges about schedules and weather, domestic woes, and light pithy lines on daily events, illustrating a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper vibe.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Rintered
Butte
East Broadway Telephone Business
Baitorial Dept
Matt
North America
Mall Ge
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshalt
Russia
Belgium
France
Frances Marshall
McClure Syndic
Spirit of the Press
Charleston News and Courier
Moose Ie Parker
Casey
Houston’ Post
Progressive Party
Mexico
Columbia
Jes
Underwood & Underwood
W. A. Evans
Chicago
Hitchcock
Ington Post
Wes Bee
the McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Pittsburg
Washington Star
Page Sherlock Holmes
Rice & May, Proprietor
A. C. M. Hardware House
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