Anaconda Standard postal and business details listed
The notice lists the Anaconda Standard Publishing Company as publisher and proprietor with post office entry, along with subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, and advertising contact points. It mentions locations and distributors including New York Hotelline and Detroit Metropolitan News, with scattered street names and names like Marie Clear and Kelly Clear.
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Sal
New York
Hotaline’s
Marie Clear
Firth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan’ ‘News Comrand
Ana Michiean
Nester
Minn Tne
Kelly Clear
Washington measures target bomb outrages in Congress
The Washington News reports lawmakers propose additional penalties and tighter enforcement for bomb threats and conspiracies. Editors urge swift apprehension and punishment, noting murders have occurred and efforts to dismantle the criminal network must continue. Police and secret service work to trace crimes to their source.
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Washington News
Congress
Secret Service
Indemnity Shares Set For Former Austria Regions
Postwar terms assign payment of indemnity from the Austro-Hungarian empire among successor states Hungary and Austria split the burden. Czecho Slovakia and Slavia provinces join the payment plan while Italian gains receive a portion of the levy. Italy also pays a share for damages attributed to the empire.
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Austria
Hungary
Czecho- Slovakia
Juge
Juge. Slavia
Italy
North Dakota Socialism Vote Set June 26
North Dakota voters will decide on socialistic measures pushed by the non-partisan league in the recent legislature. Proposals include a state bank with 150 million capitalization, 5 million in issue bonds for waterworks mills and rain elevators, debt limit abolition, and a state income tax.
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Orth Dakota
North Dakota referendum delays socialist plan vote
Conservatives push back the socialist program in North Dakota by signing 88,000 petitions for a referendum. The plan to fund farms and homes at under $1.50 per day awaits voter decision, with separate ballots for each program item on June 26.
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North Dakota
Worth the Cost Republicans Push War Expense Probe
Republicans in Congress pursue an investigation to quantify war costs as campaign material for next year. They claim the war was expensive and necessary, arguing abundant funding aided preparation and victory, while Democrats face criticism over money influences.
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Congress
Politics Uppermost in Congress Says Nation Needs Statesmen
The piece laments that party considerations dominate Congress this session while vital wartime postwar reconstruction questions remain before the body. It argues lawmakers should set aside party politics, focus on urgent national issues, and act as statesmen for the country’s recovery.
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Congress
Immigrant policy debates and Americanism tests
The house immigration committee weighs who may enter the United States and how to strengthen Americanism without closing doors. Representative Davey of Ohio backs a program to educate and Americanize newcomers, while criminals and agitators are urged to be barred.
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Ellis Island
House Immigration Committee
America
United States
Davey
Ohio
House
Debates on Citizenship Rules and Political Violence
A draft of remarks condemns I W W agitation and violence while urging stricter citizenship tests. Remarks criticize aliens failing to learn English or understand government, and call for withdrawal of rights from those who oppose laws or avoid service. The piece critiques political and labor actions and laments government ownership drawbacks.
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Davey
Utica
Addressing Europe and American concerns in wartime mood
A garbled column discusses relief for public morale, Wilson and Europe, Germany and Russia, and jokes about premature politics. It references Poland, Prohibition, and U.S. trophies abroad from 1812 13, urging Britain to return regimental flags to America. It notes U S Supreme Court limits on billboards in residential districts and city powers to curb nuisances.
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Bette
America
London
Chelsea
Old Royal Hospital
Charles II
Kentucky
United Infantry
Detroit
United States Infantry
Queens
Town Heights
Supreme Court of the
United States
Raynham to Again Attempt Transatlantic Flight
Frederick P. Raynham, pilot of the Martinsyde transatlantic plane, at St John’s Newfoundland, plans another attempt to chart a course across the ocean. A photo shows Raynham and navigator Captain Morgan before a recent take off that left the machine badly damaged and Myers injured but not seriously. The plane is under repair and Raynham hopes to start again soon.
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Nlofnalonervice
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Raynham
Morgan
Myers
Frederick P. Raynha
Glove trends in thrift fashion for 1919 economy
A Housewife's Daily Economy Calendar notes that modern women dress on small budgets and gloves are shifting. Paris reports high prices and limited availability, yet home wear could revive glove use with inexpensive fabrics. Lace mitts appear with summer frocks as a stylish alternative, while old fingered styles lose favor.
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Paris
McClure Syndicate
Readers weigh in on press, politics, and world affairs
A jumble of quotations hints at concerns over Kaiser wealth dispersal by Germany, campaign rhetoric in Kentucky, sea reading over speeches, and the public mood. References to Wilson, Bryan, Borah, and European jobs surface amid a raft of disjointed opinions and newspaper clippings.
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New York Telegraph
Kentucky
Loulaville Couriers Journal
Pony
Wilson
W S. Bryan
Cleveland
Plain ‘Dealer
Borah
President Wilson and Europe Burden Reflected in Press Snippet
A fragmented clipping notes President Wilson’s hesitation over assuming broader roles, with commentary on Europe and a remark about America potentially serving as a mandatory power. The item references New York Telegram and Washington Post context about imperial duties and benighted nations.
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Cratic
Swirminghap Age-Herald
Wilson Doubuices
Europe
New York Telegram
America
Washington Post
Rhyme and Reason ARON BALLADS
Fragmented OCR text presents a poetic cadence with names Kathaleen Ane Irish girl and Seethu Anihaka, featuring lines about love marriage refusals and a cry for quick clarification. Copyright notes reference Wheeler Syndicate 1919.
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Seethu
Humorous Dispatches From City Paper Jests
A collage of light humor from several papers includes jokes about editors and social scenes. Bits reference jazz culture, club life, and kitchen missteps, with quips about fashion, drink, and mistaken identities threaded through noisy city chatter.
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