The Anaconda Standard masthead and offices
The notice lists publication details for The Anaconda Standard including the Butte office at 119 North Main Street Anaconda Montana, postal classification as second class mail matter, and editorial and business contact information. It also notes Associated Press membership and eastern representative offices in New York Chicago Boston and San Francisco.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Butte
North Main Street
Usiness Department
Standard Publishingompany
Montana
Pres
Associated Pres
Pradden
King & Prudden
Spectacular Finance Plan for Bond Redeem Liberty Loans
Washington experts craft a plan to convert foreign obligations into long term bonds guaranteed by the government. Proceeds would redeem Liberty loans totaling about 21.4 billion dollars, shifting interest burdens to the bond market while aiming to cut international indebtedness and boost foreign trade. The piece endorses the administration’s approach as the best possible solution under current economic strain. It also reviews Irwin’s book The Next War, arguing disarmament could prevent future conflicts, despite the persistent appeal of war as a policy option.
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Washington
Brooklyn Eagle
Treasury
United States
Great Britain
France
I Irwin
Irwin
Yse
Retlef
Cattieme
Congress
Reserve
Secretary of the Treasury
War Finance Corporation
Montana
Corporation
Federal Reserve Banks
West
War Corporation
Helena Record Herald
Curiosities From Sorrow and Auto Boom Across New York
The article notes rising cigarette consumption despite prices and a 2 billion level, with unemployment blamed by some. It cites Albany reporting that New York auto business receipts for licenses exceed those of 1920, driven by lower car prices and a boom in trucks, boosting intercity transportation across the state.
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Lucy Page Gaston
John Barleycorn
Nicotine
Albany
N Y
Empire State
New York
Seventeen Plans For Iowa Mock Battle At Sea
The battleship Iowa will be towed 75 miles off the Virginia capes with no crew aboard while sixteen seaplanes four Martin bombers and a dirigible test wireless control and bombing against a dummy ship. Signor Marconi predicts wireless directed navies will decide future wars as observers time the operations and assess results.
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Iowa
Virginia Capes
Martin
Signor Marconi
America
England
Menocal era seen as peaceful leader amid Cuba sugar trade
A portrait of General Menocal, eight years president of Cuba, touring abroad after retirement. The piece notes Cuba's sugar reliance, potential federal banking reforms, and the impact of tariffs on Cuban sugar. It also mentions U S and European sugar markets and various cultural jabs.
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General Menocal
Cuba
Cornell University
Menocal
Federal Reserve
United States
Europe
Blair's Confirmation Drives Senate Reform Cheer
The Senate confirmed Mr. Blair by a 66 to 15 vote with eight Democrats and seven Republicans joining in upholding senatorial courtesy. The action ends debate on the practice, seen as a major step for majority rule, while Germany begins to meet treaty terms and armament talks renew hope for international limits.
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Blair
Senate
Johnson
Sena
Torlal
Flashes of Lightning and Global Worries in One Clip
A collage of editorial quips from multiple papers references Europe Germany and the Wartime tariff bill with bold asides on disarmament budget neglect and wine and beer legislation. It notes sugar price hikes and heralds optimistic yet cautious takes on international affairs and domestic policy.
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Germany
Houston Post
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Humor of the Day in assorted scraps from papers
A collage of humorous snippets and cartoons from various papers including lines about Freckles and the Sydney Strange Simpson girl, a London chaperone gag, and a Birmingham vaudeville throwaway. The clippings mix British and American quips with light social observations and banter.
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Tandlady
Boarder
Sydney
Australia
New York Sun
London
Twobbs
Birmingham
Horoscope for Friday June 3 1921 Fortune and caution in day
The column predicts a fair fortune for the day with benefic planetary aspects. Writers may find profitable channels, advertising and publicity rewarded, and state papers diplomacy favored. Travel by water is not lucky and heat will intensify. youth will seek love and marriage, and high office holders may see a signal turn.
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Mercury
Uranus
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
Neptune
United States
Europe
Gemini
McChure
Bees Amuck At Park In Boston Baseball Game
Five thousand fans at a Sunday Metropolitan Reserve baseball game in Boston faced a bee swarm that descended on the crowd causing panic. Michael Parrett and Professor Barrett led efforts to corral the insects and restore order as several women and children narrowly escaped being injured while fleeing.
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Park
Boston
Metropolitan Reservaton
Michael W. Parrett
Barrett
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