Anaconda Standard Advertising and Publishing Details
The notice lists the Anaconda Standard Publishing Company with addresses in Anaconda and editorial and business departments, a chapter on subscription rates, and various advertising representatives including New York Fifth Avenue, Chicago, Detroit, Rochester, Denver, Salt Lake, San Francisco, Tacoma, Seattle, Spokane, and others. It notes mail rates, sections for newsstands, and instructions for business letters.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Postofficy
North Main Street
Business Department
Editoria
Wentara J. Morton Company
Sai
New Yorke
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Teibone Hullaing
Dally
Maeance
Montana
Ste Marie
Fifth Street
Detroit
Metronautan
Pang. Comer Wandward
Michiean
Rochester
Minn
the. Kelly. Clear
George Graen
Denver
Schneider
Outrage Bombs Bent on Anarchist Murder Plot
On May 1 and the early June incidents bombs were mailed and exploded at the homes of prominent Americans. Authorities face a coordinated, organized conspiracy believed linked to anarchists. Handbills claimed a world revolution. Victims were not reached. more efforts to trace and punish the perpetrators are demanded. The public remains loyal to the nation and government.
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Post Office Department
United States
Seattle
T. W. W.ism
Tts
American Federation of Labor
Natioa
Baikant
Ciel
Abraham Lincoln
W. W
Reds
Macy
IWW
Congressn Martin
Dies
Texas
Willard Dempsey Press Agent Critiqued By Old Sports Fans
A reader spoofs Willard Dempsey's publicity efforts contrasting them with classic boxing era heroes. The piece mocks modern press agents for sensationalism and overthetop theatrics while noting Dempsey’s routines, meals, rest, and training cautions.
Ohio soldiers oppose Willard Dempsey fight in state
In Europe a large Ohio military contingent fears a Willard Dempsey bout staged in Ohio. They protest that if the match is held in Ohio the state will be ridiculed and its citizens may boycott. They accuse Willard and Dempsey of evading duty and favor Red Cross support, warning promoters against using Ohio.
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United States
Willard Dempsey
Toledo
Sullivan
Simmons
Corbett
Jeffries
Dempsey
Milord
Europe
Ohio
Willard
Willard the Mean To Help the Noble Red Cross
Doc Foch
Washington Post
Boral
Ohio State Journal
Terms To Austria Peace Terms Face Austria Delegates
Austrian delegates have received part of the peace terms and are to answer within 15 days. Terms mainly cover borders with indemnities to be decided later. The old empire is dissolved into Austria Hungary Czecho Slovakia and Yugoslavia with lands ceded to Italy Romania and Poland.
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Austria-Hungary
Austria
Old Empire
Hungary
Czecho-Divukia
Jugo- Slavia
Italy
Rumania
Poland
Senators Oppose League of Nations Amid Wilson Criticism
The piece notes Republican leaders attack the League of Nations while opposing President Wilson. Senators refuse to back any plan tied to him, preferring to talk against it through the summer, even if they may vote for the League later.
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League of Nations
Wilson
The Worm Will Turn on Bolshevik Propaganda Debate
A critical piece contrasts American ignorance of Russia with Bolshevik propaganda claims. It cites dwindling factory employment across Petrograd and surrounding districts from 1917 to 1919, noting sharp wage and job declines at major plants like Putilov Neveky as the Soviet upheaval intensifies.
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Petrograd
Putilot & Neveky Iron Works
Union Labor and Red Scare Reflections In 1918 Note
A fragmented piece surveys wartime labor shifts in Petrograd and the impact on industry, arguing Bolshevik policy worsened production while weaving in editorial quips on Austrians, Germany, and labor movements. It contrasts unionism with radical IWW threats and cites figures of worker declines and plant closures.
Nocturnal plots meet a barking guardian at home
A fragment notes a deterrent to bomb placers in a homefront scene mentioning a live bulldog in the front yard. The text references marriage timing and perpetual vigilance as a theme, implying a tense domestic backdrop in a historical newspaper snippet.
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Jans
Prominent Folk at Devon Horse Show Opening
Miss Eleanor R Sears led a strong presence at the Devon Horse Show in Devon Pennsylvania with Dream land winning a blue ribbon in the novice harness class. Reginald C Vanderbilt congratulated her as York City follows Philadelphia suburbs spring event with notable results. Moore claimed first in a rival class while Sears rode Mary Marlborough and Scots Her Mathias Pick Em Up placed fourth and Moore second with Ruston.
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Eleanor R. Sears
Devon
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
York
Philadelphia
Sears
William H. Moore
Mary Marlborough
Mathias
Mr. Moore
Ruston
Mousse and Parfait Recipes Queried in Daily Calendar
The Housewife daily calendar outlines quick desserts including mousse and caramel parfait with steps and ingredients. It notes whipping cream stiffly, folding in grape juice and sugar, and preparing pineapple and custard variations. The text also references General Carranza and League of Nations ideas, musing on US-Mexico relations and a hypothetical senator from Idaho, Washington.
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Geindin
Maine
If You Were a Buy This Mornia Senior in the City
A reflective verse by Daly Wheeler from 1919 contrasts a grave senior with a schoolboy in a blue sky day. It questions adult hypocrisy and the formation of manhood as boys spend moments in school and play near a river and a swimmin hole.
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Grave
Tk. Daly
Wheeler Fight
Syndicate
Fragmented Press Snippets Reflect War Era Sentiments
A collage of quotes and squibs from multiple papers contests public mood on government ships moonshine and aviation. It references figures like Chairman Hurley and Doc Foch, mentions Senators Reed and League of Nations, and notes wartime rhetoric and skepticism about peace outcomes.
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Hurley
Macon
World reveals Carranza stance on Mexico and independence
The New York World interviews bring Carranza’s views on Mexican independence from French aggression. He argues that Mexico’s path is guided by self reliance and distrust of Napoleon III’s supporters, asserting a consistent Latin American stance.
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Waery Carranza
New York
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