Anaconda Standard Publisher and Telegraph Listing
A condensed archival notice lists publishers and proprietors of The Anaconda Standard, with postal details and street addresses in Anaconda. It references multiple affiliated news agencies and regional connections including Rochester Minnesota Seattle Tacoma and Denver, noting business correspondence and distribution notes.
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Nedard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Postoffey
Anaconda
Sore Sa Meth
North Main Street
Eno Tices
Coreron
Detroie
Merronaitan
Nowcome Band
Wondwacd
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Kelly Clear
Georen Orann
Denver Schneider
Prima van Batten
California Republicans Eye Johnson Bid in 1919 Race
Senator Hiram Warren Johnson plans a formal San Francisco launch next Saturday for his presidential bid. The piece notes California’s split Republican history, recalls Johnson’s Sacramento roots and UC Berkeley ties, and contrasts 1912 and 1916 voting patterns with potential for future alignment or continued factional strife.
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Hiram Warren Johnson
San Francisco
California
Messrs
Willard
Dempsey
Johnson
Hughes
White House
Sacramento
University of California
United States
Taft
Roosevelt
Wilson
Jonson
Johan
S. Francisco
Washington
Austria Mourns With Black Flags Over Peace Terms
An Associated Press dispatch from Copenhagen reports Austria will mourn today with black flags flown nationwide to express public feeling over the peace terms. President Seitz claims America has greatly disappointed him and the terms may push people toward bolshevism, warning the signer of the terms faces danger to life.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Austria
Seitz
America
Austria and Borah clash over league of nations debate
The article reviews Austro Hungarian collapse and serbian invasion, noting Serbia and Hungary's fates, while Senator Borah pushes against party loyalty in League of Nations ratification. It cites Taft Hughes Root supporting the covenant and suggests Republicans split on the vote.
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Borah
Idaho
League of Nations
Senate
League
Taft
Charles Evans Hughes
Elihu B. Root
Republican Party
One Big Union and Loyal Americans in Troubled Times
Loyal Canadian soldiers in Winnipeg urge that the one big union be the United States, with country first in all hearts. The piece discusses Burleson, telegraph wires, and proposed quick return to private ownership, plus Scout Week May 8–14 and calls to grow the American Legion. It notes political tempers, wartime rhetoric, and ongoing debates over unity and policy.
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France
Winnipeg
United States
United States of America
Turleson
Congress
Burleson
Wilson
Europe
Birmingham
Taft
Columbia
Sudden Action on Public Wires Sparks Debate
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Postmaster General Burleson restoring telegraph and telephone lines to private ownership. It notes President Wilson urging action, Congress considering returning wires, and ongoing investigations by the House and Senate interstate commerce committees with unclear outcomes.
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Burleson
Congress
Wilson
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Ahn
Senate
Intestate Commerce Committee
Lord's Day Reverie and Warns of Waric Tension
The piece blends religious imagery from a 1919 poem by TN Daly with a satirical interlude about Mary Phyllis fearwill and a tale of little Bessie of Princeton. It references 1851 Maine's Neal Dow liquor ban as historical context, suggesting a moral clash between faith, wartime sentiment, and temperance.
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Wheeler Syn~ Tes Inc
Portrait of Champ Clark Hung in Speaker Lobby
A life size oil portrait of Champ Clark, Missouri, retiring Speaker, hangs in the Capitol Speaker's lobby in Washington. Painted by Boris B. Gordon of New York City at the request of House members, it is praised as his best likeness. Clark left the Speakership with the last Congress, dying March 4. he was sixty nine.
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Champ Clark
United States
Missouri
Capitol
Washington, D. C
Boris B. Gordon
New York City
House
Representative Clark
Hoop
Clark
Joseph G. Cannon
Illinois
The Value of Flower Boxes in Home Decoration
A 1913 guidance column extols window boxes as a low outlay way to elevate houses with good earth, proper plants, and careful soil replenishment. It advises using rich woodland soil, avoiding harsh fertilizers, pruning dead material, and matching colors with foliage plants like English ivy. It also notes possible flower choices such as sweet alyssum and dwarf marigolds for color and resilience.
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McClure
Humorous Quips and Witty Exchanges Across Papers
A curio of jokes and quips spans several papers. Willis jokes about doctors charging a guinea per visit while a horse harness gag lands with a groan. A foreman and Pat trade schemes, revealing clever wordplay and dry humor. A Boston transcript exchange mocks traffic and figures of speech amid light political banter.
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Willie
Wallace
Louisville Courier-Journal
Pat
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Cassidy
Diiny
Obrien
Mike
Boston Transcript
Boston ‘Transcript
Washington Star
Spirit of the Press and the Locust Gloom in Society
The excerpt reflects editorial tone on public sentiment about wartime burdens and political nerves. It notes how leaders like Wilson address Republican opposition while press voices weigh the cost of war and national restraint, with distant conflicts in Belgium France and Serbia shaping domestic mood. It hints at calls for patience amid upheaval and the public’s appetite for calm amid pressure.
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Belgium
France
Serbia
Chicago
Wilson
Republican Congress
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