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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1919

Page

6

Anaconda Standard publication note and contact info

The Anaconda Standard lists publishers and proprietors, office address at 119 North Main Street, department phones for business and editorial, and notes Associated Press ownership of news dispatch republication rights. It states the paper is a member of the Associated Press.

Standard Publishing Compa: Publishers and Proprietors Anaconda, Mont Anaconda BUITE North Main Street Eans Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Mont Associated Press

Wage Increase Reaches Agreement in Montana Labor Talks

Moody consensus marked a new era in labor capital relations as unions and the Anaconda Copper Mining Company settled without strike or lockout. President Kelley outlined a return to a flat scale with a $1 daily rise, ensuring higher wages for workers in Butte Anaconda and Great Falls, amid a climate of peace from industrial disputes.

Butte Anaconda Great Falls Anaconda Copper Mining Company Montana Kelley Anaconda Company

Army of Occupation Maintains German Post After War

President Wilson and General Pershing insist American troops stay in Germany until all treaty military requirements are met. They warn Germany’s sincerity and stability are doubtful and warn against withdrawing while German forces may still pose a threat. The army’s role includes education to increase future civil life value.

Norris Nebraska Joe Cannon United States Wilson Friends of Germany General Pershing Pershing Europe

Notes and Comment from a bygone debate

A collage of sharp opinions satirizes postwar policy. It parodies Senator Soins, Henry Ford, and Congress members on topics from Shantung to the League of Nations. It jests about war fatigue, German brides, and postage cuts, while hinting at Lenine Trotsky and Russia’s dire stance.

Burleson Texas Lenine Trotsky

Debate over branch offices to decentralize federal work

A San Francisco Chronicle piece notes Congressman Mays of Utah proposes a 1 million dollar Interior Department branch HQ in a Western state. The author urges broader decentralization, arguing local offices with real knowledge improve decisions and suggesting an opera house lot in the civic center as a site.

San Francisco Chronicle Mays Utah Interior Department Chronicle Washington Department of the Interior Opera House Civic Center West Jand Jess Willard Ohio State Journal Germany Columbia State

Philadelphia Building Boom Fails to Meet City Housing Need

The Philadelphia Bulletin reports that two years of housing demand remain unmet despite a surge in building permits. In June 68 two story and 99 three story dwellings were approved, with six months totaling about 7 000 operations, yet a 5 000 home deficit persists as industry revives and workers return. The article notes the new construction may raise living costs and push workers to leave the city, impacting local trade and wages.

Philadelphia Bulletin Bureau of Build Philadelphia Yowth Dei

Fragmented World War Era Headlines and Reactions

A collage of 1919 era quotes and headlines from diverse papers. Citations mention Kaiser, treaty, radical views, shell shock, and public sentiment across Detroit Cleveland Minneapolis San Francisco and Columbus, reflecting postwar politics and social tension with vivid, varied commentary.

Rhyme and Reason Kiss Her Love Advice Poem 1919

A compact poem by A Daly from 1919 urges a husband to kiss his wife each morning. The text experimental and uneven hints at affection as daily labor and moral instruction, reflecting early 20th century sentiment on marital duties and emotional expression.

Klee Kise

Fragments of Wit and Wry Observations From a Paper Page

A collage of jokes and quips from various papers including Washington Star and Baltimore Sun touches on repairs, taxes, booze bans, and everyday scenes. Humorous lines poke at repair temperaments, taxes on talking machines, and a toyish stocker remark as well as a quip about a thirsty lamb and smiling through misfortune.

Benton Holme Louisville Mary

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