Anaconda Standard Adverts and Publishing Details
The notice lists publishing and advertising agents and offices for The Anaconda Standard. It names William J. Morton company as foreign advertiser representative and cites multiple affiliate bureaus in New York, Chicago, Rochester, Minneapolis, Portland, Tacoma, and Los Angeles for distribution and news services.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Bell Phoner
Reti Baloriat
Standard Building
North Main Street
Cal
Foriat Department
William J. Morton
New Yorke Fish Avenue
Chicago” Tribune
Batty
Sunde Perea
Rix
Montana
New York
Hotalini
Ste
Maria Clear
Canada Aliens Prompt Canadian unrest United States worry
Dispatches from Wins Hipes describe a strike in a Canadian town blamed on undesirable aliens causing protests and disorder. Returned soldiers are restoring order as calls grow to expel outsiders. officials urge preventing alien crossings into the United States and warn the host country must not accept disturbance makers.
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Winshipes
Canada
United
Staten
Tates
Hebd
Pia
Merle
Don
United States
Senate
Borah
Russia
American education system to shape Filipino future
A report extols the U S education program in the Philippines noting it as a foundation for twenty years of progress. It praises Filipino support and funding, and emphasizes English as the instructional language linking democracy and commerce in the Far East.
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Cormand Wilcome
Foreca
America
Far East
Little Brown Brothers
Islands
Boy Scout Week Focuses on Growth and Citizenship
The article outlines a national push to enlarge Boy Scout membership as part of Americanization. It emphasizes developing physical, mental, and moral strength in America’s youth under trained leaders to supervise work and play, ensuring safe guidance for boys.
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Roy Beout
Baden Powell
Powell
Igang
Mila
Funinlance
Bose
Svery
Senators should prove charges on peace treaty copy
The senate investigation seeks whether a full copy of the peace treaty exists in New York and who obtained it. Lodge and Borah refuse to name sources, claiming senatorial immunity, but calls grow to prove charges or withdraw them and end immunity for senators.
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Senate
New York
Lodge
Borah
Congress
Dispute Over Aland Islands Reaches Peace Conference
The Aland Islands dispute again unsettles the peace conference. The archipelago of about 300 islands lies between Finland and Sweden in a region where tensions spill into discussions at the talks.
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Aland Islands
Gulf of Hot and
Ying
Finland
Sweden and Finland Dispute Over Strategic Islands
The article outlines a border dispute where Finland, having separated from Russia, bases its claim on historical attachment to the islands as part of the Grand Duchy of Finland. Sweden contends the lands were taken in 1808 and cites nearby population and proximity. Sweden seeks a plebiscite, while the League of Nations may require the islands to remain unfortified.
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Sweden
Russia
Finland
Grand Duchy of Tiland
Stockholm
League of Nations
Turning point debates and Allied counteroffensive at Chateau-Thierry
Newspaper discussion centers on last year's turning point in World War I with Chateau-Thierry cited as the moment Americans shifted the balance. The piece notes German forces reached the Marne on May 31, 1918, and recounts American machine gunners aiding the defense before a broader Allied counteroffensive began, culminating in a German armistice by November.
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Chateau-Thierry
Marne
Paris
Seitz
Austria
Europe
United States
Allies press Germany on counter proposals amid war speech notes
The report cites Allied references to Germany counter proposals as war aims focus on defeating the Kaiser. It highlights Senate debates with Reed of Missouri and Yorba of Idaho, and a poke at extended sessions and Wall Street leaks amid a Montana summer time quip.
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Associated Press
Germany
Lodge
Reed
Missouri
Idaho
Wall Street
Montana
Dressing Up to Nature in a Childlike Perspective
A playful poem imagines a girl named Carlott warming to nature with a green blue dress and gold lace, while a narrator notes the beauty of June birds and sky. The piece contrasts two voices, one laughing at earth and sky and one silent in appreciation, cited as A. Daly from 1919. The second fragment discusses France owing forty million in national debt, noting shifts from creditor to debtor and wartime loans to Russia and others, with per capita implications and calls to resume production.
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Merean
A. Daly
Wheeler ‘Syndicate, Inc
France
St. Paul Plowesr
Urope Hava
T Sran
Rubesia
Kara Land
Tethnto
Maren
Polish Premier seeks U.S. help on Polish Jews
Ignace Jan Paderewski the Polish Premier says he will ask President Wilson to appoint a commission of Americans to Poland to investigate charges about the treatment of Jews. The plan was disclosed in a public letter to Herbert Hoover formerly head of the Allied Food Relief Commission.
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Ignace Jan Paderewski
Wilson
Poland
Herbert C. Hoover
Allied Food Relief Commission
Porch parties and home leisure ideas from the era
The piece extols porch parties as pleasant, frugal diversions for housewives and neighbors, offering shade tips, sewing exchanges, simple refreshments, and musical amusements. It suggests small prizes and light entertainments, referencing period papers and social norms for homely gatherings.
Humorous exchange hints at quirky office banter and words
The text presents brief comic dialogue with characters Willie and Shaw and two detectives. A misfit joke about pockets, an alarm clock, and a sharp exchange with an orator hint at a playful weekly humor feature. The fragmentary lines resemble a humor column tip and light chatter.
Lame of the Haw Vaph Ww Pleads Guilty in Silent Court
A garbled report notes a defendant pleaded guilty in a local court with a stern judge’s response and a note of a large dinner event discussed in the same fragment. Names and places are unclear in the OCR.
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Wen Tuthan
New Rhey
Lee
Uy Vene
Fragmented OCR News Snippet On Suffrage and Global Gleanings
A garbled clipping mentions Japan drinking intoxicants and references Alvin York, Columbus State, and Russia. It also alludes to woman suffrage winning in the Senate and White House pickets affecting the cause, but details are unclear.
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Russia
Senate
White House
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