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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1919
Page
6
A fragment from The Anaconda Standard includes publishing details and a note about editorial and business departments. It contains a quoted passage praising Java and a creature description from Eugene Sue, reflecting literary content embedded in the issue.
The Montana Record-Herald accuses trusts and gentlemen's agreements of fixing prices in Helena and Butte, noting anti-trust laws exist but are ineffectual. It urges Attorney General C S Ford to investigate the rising cost of living and join the assault on the high price level, asking where he stands on this issue.
One year ago at this time reports praised American advance from Soissons to Chateau-Thierry and five miles of the Marne cleared. The piece contrasts Napoleon with William I and notes debates over Kaiser Wilhelm’s exile, suggesting Java as a topic in later discussions.
In New York, merchants paid a smooth fraud claiming to head a gang that could shield them from burglars. The pretender used his supposed district leadership to extract protection money. The piece notes urban gullibility amid a city rife with crime and schemes.
Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Roosevelt is endorsed by the republican committee of his Long Island assembly district, signaling his probable nomination and election to the New York State Assembly. The ease of his path may inflate his potential and obscure practical political grounding, inviting close scrutiny of his future career.
A caustic Washington note critiques policy figures and events from 1919 era debates. It ribbings Senator Norris and Borah while musing on Villa and Carranza, Lodge, and League of Nations, with pointed remarks on weather, mosquitoes, and public sentiment. The piece weaves political satire with contemporary headlines and idiosyncratic observations.
Disturbance of key industries is described as a serious national risk from England’s coal price rise. The article notes coal costs increasing from 8 cents to 4.92 per ton, reducing mine output as workers face shorter weeks and wage demands, with Britain’s per capita production falling 78 tons in 22 years while transport costs rise.
A collage of brief opinion lines and headlines from various newspapers. The clippings touch on topics from European travel convenience and Alvin York potential political runs, to Prohibition stance shifts, commentary on monarchy and public figures, and quips about illness advice.
William J. M. Appleton leads America's nationwide appeal to raise a public fund for 30 000 maimed British merchant seamen. He sails for England to advance the plan with Rear Admiralims as honorary committee chair. The tribute aims to show America's gratitude to Allied forces and civilians.
A fragmented exchange shows citizens remarking on politics and manners with comic asides. Snippets mention Peeweeeuddy humor, Kansas City Star style jabs, voters described as fools, and rude asides about public figures and social behavior.
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