Anaconda Standard June 2 1921 front page note
The Anaconda Standard masthead and publication details for June 2, 1921 are printed, listing offices in Anaconda and Butte Montana, Associated Press affiliation, western representatives, and postal classification. It reads as a publisher’s page with address and contact notes for editorial and business departments.
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Anaconda
Mont
Postoffice
Astern Representatives
Pradden, King & Pradden
Pritts Avenue
New York
Steger
Chicago
Lobe
Western Representatives
R. J. Bi¢well Company
The Oklahoma Horror and Paris Rock Life Claim
The Tulsa race riot is tied to white hostility toward blacks, amid war era tensions. A Paris science claim suggests rocks may hold life producing energy, sparking debate among scientists including Osborn about life’s origin.
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Friends of
Germany
Lth
Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Cientsts
Paris
Academy of Sciences
Galippe and Couffland
Edison
Henry Fairld Osborn
Sborn
The Rule and the Exception in Suffrage Debates
A broad critique of women voting and political marriage, noting a San Antonio divorce suit over political discord and violence. The column mocks excessive political enthusiasm, mentions Prohibition enforcement, Dempsey Carpentier match chatter, Lipton racing yachts, Harding Borah pardons, and US fate with the League of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Opening of National Park Season Aims for Budget Travel
June marks the national park season with lighter travel before July and peak use in August. The National Park Service offers reduced rates to entice U S travelers to western wonders. If railroads sell round trips at one and a third fare, New York to Yellowstone could run 110 dollars. A four day Yellowstone trip costs 54 dollars with lodging and meals. lodging only 45 dollars with camps. Longer stays add hotel or camp per day charges. Rates at other parks range from 3 to 10 dollars daily. Indications foresee record patronage for the coming summer.
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National Park
National Park Service
Department of the Interior
East
America
New York City
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone
Park
Grand and Glorious Feeling Dings Poorly Read Text
A fragmentary, garbled OCR-like notice with scattered capitalization and unreadable phrases. The readable bits reference money, pockets, and a grand feeling, but no coherent event or identifiable entities emerge.
Women jurors and the death penalty trend
The Montana Press reports on women serving on juries influencing capital punishment decisions in a Cleveland case, with calls from Miles City Star for broader use of women jurors in major crimes. The piece also notes ongoing relief campaigns and shifting postwar economic notes as echoed by various papers.
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Cleveland
Pal
Tme
Miles City Star
Humorous Classified Snippets From Various Papers Poke Daily Life
A collage of quips and garbled lines from multiple papers joke about fortune telling, car sales, barbering, alarms, and domestic scenes. The fragments hint at playful ads and street humor with characters like a joy rider, a tired barber, and a sleepy housemaid in a lighthearted, era voice.
Fragmented Headlines Stir Readers Across Papers
A jumble of quoted snippets from diverse papers highlights political figures, court critique, and social commentary. References include Mire Bergdoll on leaving the United States, cabinet selections, King Canute comparisons, Gompers, silk hosiery headlines, heat victims, and reactions to revolutions in Egypt and Portugal with a cross-section of editorials and satirical takes from multiple cities.
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Mire Bergdoll
United States
Buffalo Express
Dent Harding
Hughes
Melon
Weeks
Denby
Toledo Blade
King Canute
United States Supreme Court
Gompers
Houston Post
Sanity Inquiry Opened Against Society Heiress Anna Wright
A New York lunacy commission investigates Anna Wright daughter of the Italian Countess Leta del Sera and former Mrs Ebon Wright. Confined in a Connecticut sanitarium, she reportedly inherited property valued at 215000 dollars. Reports from Mary last year claimed she was held prisoner in Florence. The Countess petitioned the New York Supreme Court to appoint the commission.
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New York
Anna Wright
Leta del Sera
Italy
Ebon Wright
Horoscopes for a cautious June day in 1921
The June 2 1921 horoscope warns of uncertainty yet notes Jupiter and Venus favorable aspects for many ventures. It predicts growth in large commercial enterprise and dress businesses while cautioning against overambition and risky relocations. Diplomatic strain and government difficulties loom, with a hopeful note for the younger generation and modest conduct for girls.
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Jupiter
Venus
Uranus
Sng
Gemini
McClure Paper_ Syndicate
Youthful graduates seek acclaim in bold Commencement
The article notes graduates eagerly await Commencement with confidence in their knowledge and future impact. It contrasts youthful certainty with audience expectations and hints at the pride and surprise readers feel toward the new speakers. Arlington, Oregon reports a mastodon skeleton discovery nearby, with bones yet to be unearthed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Ore
Sutcher Knife Canyon
Vnd
Iain Marshall
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Xxxul
Montana
Ileleeppiadaint
Standard Publishing Company
Butte
North Main Street
Henry Fords
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Uncle Sam
Aes Seacoere
Dempsey
M. Carpentier
Thomas Lipton
President Harding
Senator Borah
Debs
Russia
League of Nations
Faa
Bone
THE
Montana Press
Yellowstone County
Perod
Starvaton
Billings Gazette
Sumatra
Cuba
Philippines
Spain
Archutocracies
Lewistown
Democrat -News
Rapla Urnover
Lavina
Harding
Fu- Pope
Kallapel
Xnter Lake
Florida
Tim Union
Boston Transcript
Yonkers
Cuca
Detroit Free Press
Egypt
Indianapolis Star
Portugal
Siberia
Japan
Pittsboro Dispatch
Washington Pos
Will Hays
William A. Mitchell
United States Air Service
Washington
Hays
Mir
Haye
International
Rhyme and Reason
T. A. Daly
K. Daly
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