STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY A Montana newspaper notice
Publication offices listed for Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Mont and Butte branch subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions appear. Foreign advertising offices in New York Chicago and various cities are named. Distribution points outside Montana list numerous newsagents and agencies. All business correspondence to Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Mont.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda Raiterial
Omie
Standard
Lam J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Gronche
Montana
Hotaline’s
Thirty-eighth
Broadway
Ghienescanetese
St Pain
St. Marie Clear and Newe Co
Fast Fifth Street
Detroit
Metronslitan News Cora
Woodware
Michigan
Rochester
Portland
Bowman
O'Mara
Fifth and Wash
Tacoma
Trago News Co
Beattie—Whitney
Seattle
Acme News Co
Ocelden
al Ead
Yerier
Epckane—B. Stubeck
Wall and Riverie
Standard ‘Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Wages Tied to Copper Price in Butte Mines
A discussion on wage scales linked to copper prices argues for a sliding scale that moves both up and down. Proponents say wages should track copper. critics want protections if prices drop below 15 cents a pound, warning a one way rise fails when copper falls.
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Butte
Hope in Kerensky Dictatorship as Russia's War Effort
The article argues for a dictatorial power in Russia, with Kerensky as the likely leader, to restore effective war effort after regiments hesitated and the line retreated in Galicia toward Lemberg. It notes German reserves turning the tide and emphasizes the need for decisive leadership to yield meaningful Russian progress.
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Kerensky
Russia
Galicia
Lemberg
Russa
Monkey wrench graft and police graft in New York case
A New York scandal reverberates through the police overhaul cycles as the Ruth Cruger murder inquiry exposes the so called monkey wrench graft. The scheme linked motorists to a particular auto accessories firm via police referrals, inflating prices and implicating motorcycle squad officers.
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New York
Big City
Ruth Cruger
Cocehy
German discontent grows as US enters war in force
The article argues US entry into World War I will pressure Germany toward peace. It contends Americans will finance the war to a finish, send millions of troops, and build ships and air power. It notes German leadership faces a hard, costly fight and rising public doubt.
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United States
Ple
United State
Gerry
France
Germany
Congress votes bold airfleet bill for 649 million
Congress swiftly passes a vast airfleet program authorizing 649 million dollars to build 22 000 planes and an air service with over 100 000 personnel. The plan aims to deter Germany, signaling strong U S intention to win the war through air power despite months before ships fly.
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Congress
House
Senate
Germany
Germany’s Mounting Debt and War Financing Crisis
Germany’s national debt totals 15.0 billion dollars with annual interest of about 751.85 million. In 1913 revenue reached 75.5 million, while war loans and currency depreciation imply looming bankruptcy. The piece notes ongoing financing via new credits to pay interest, with the mark depreciating sharply against the Swiss franc.
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Germany
Switzerland
Chicago Journal
Tme
War Time Essays and Rhetoric from a Fragmented Newspaper
A scattered, critical radio of the Great War era discusses German finance, currency shifts, and gold reserves, and questions allied cohesion on fronts from the Balkans to Mesopotamia. It rails at Germany and Austria, mocks the Kaiser, and jests about Delty and Napoleon while noting food drives and corn consumption amid global conflict.
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Italy
Italans
United States
Montana
Chaos on the Russian ship of state and European woes
The piece laments Russia’s turmoil as Austria bears the prize burden and Hollweg’s leadership falters. It notes Emperor Charles’s weakened crown, rising costs, and Petrograd’s grim daily invoices. It suggests Bryan could steer democracy, while Reed and Stone threaten peace and war alike.
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Hollweg
Charles
Petrox Krad's
Housewife’s Economy: The Siesta of Modern Heat
Frances Marshall outlines a wartime era plan for hot weather efficiency urging housewives to adopt a daily siesta from 12 to 2. She argues early rising, simpler meals, and reduced chores, plus a dark quiet rest followed by a quick bath, can restore energy and reduce heat strain.
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McClurey Newspaper Syndicate
Modern milling myths and pellegra danger in Carolina bulletin
The Carolina health bulletin from Wilmington argues that modern milling methods promote pellagra by discarding the germ and bran. it favors local neighborhood mills and germ-rich flour blends as a healthier option. It condemns outside processing and emphasizes nutrients in wheat germ, bran, and cereal byproducts.
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Carolina Health Bulletin
Dof
Wilmington
Dakotas
Minnesota
Nis
Dr. Wood
W. A. Evans
Humor Bits From Old Papers Across Cities
A collage of humorous exchanges from Buffalo and Boston papers includes a line about a wife and yes a field plow joke. Amateur golfers visited the north field yesterday. A quip about a lawyer’s familiar office bov and a familiar fox and hippo dialog adds to the light fare.
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North Field
Reuben
Bov
Boston
Miss Hippo
Fox
Buffalo Times
Press Cartoon Riffs on War News and Celebrities
A collage of satirical quips from multiple papers lampooning wartime coverage and public figures. It notes jokes about Creel, the Kaiser, Emma Goldman, and other personalities, with references to marriage in St. Paul and humorous asides about access and ears.
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Core
New York World
Mr. Creel
Charleston News and Courier
Knoxville Journal and
Tribune
Emma Goldman
Birmingham Age-Herald
Army and Navy Register
Pittsburg Dispatch
Gereshan Kaiser
Detroit Free Press
the Kaiser
Springfield Republican
George W. Lyon
Serena Lamb
St. Paul
New York ‘Telegraph
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HOPE
Airpla
Michaelis
Kaiser
Artemas Ward
Napoleon
Petrograd
Nicholas Romanof
Dr. Michaelis
Doc H.C. von I
uMcers
Austria
Posausly
Bryan
Democrata
Mercury
Reed
Stone
Frances Marshall
Chicago
Underwood & Underwood
Margaretta P. Blair
James Middleton Cox
Ohio
Blair
Cox
Virginia Hot Springs
Red Cross
Agen
Goetlly
New York Sun
Jones
George
Langley
Boston Transcript
Josh
Farmer Corntessel
Washington Star
Lofty
Fiohoy
Balti
Miss Cayenne
Spirit of the Press
James W. Gerar
Toston Globe
Seathey
P Rice & May
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