Standard Publishing Company Ad Rates and Mail Details
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription costs for daily and Sunday editions, shipping options by carrier and rail, and identifies the Butte branch in Montana. It names advertising representatives and newsstand distribution points in multiple cities including New York, Chicago, Detroit, Rochester, Denver, Salt Lake, San Francisco, Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, and others.
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William J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue Vail
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Montana
Standard
Sali
Hotaline’s
Broadway
Chicago
Congress
St Paul
St. Marie
Clear and News Co
O¢ East
Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropatital News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Denver
Western News Agency
Salt Lake
Fionna van Patten
San Francisco
United News
Sont
Agere
Woodrow Wilson Named as President and Marshall as Vice President
The ticket is headed by Woodrow Wilson for President with Thomas R. Marshall as Vice President. Voters are advised to consider the renomination and the administration's platform as presented in this party slate.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Wilson Nominated Again At St Louis Democratic Rally
At St Louis the Democratic National Convention recommitted Woodrow Wilson for president amid exuberant support. The gathering sparked cheers and a vivid display of party unity, with even a delegate’s death noted in a backdrop of lively endorsement for Wilson and the party’s leader.
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Woodrow Wilson
United States
St. Louis
Wilson
Democratic Party
Glynn
Mr. Glynn
Tom Marshall
Immigration Increasing As War Draws In New Arrivals
A government labor department report shows immigration rising after wartime disruption. Last March 27 000 aliens landed on U S shores, a 24 percent increase from the previous period as countries become involved in the war and migration resumes.
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Government Department ‘of Labor
The Poor Progressives in Chicago Convention
Delegates at the Chicago progressive convention shout endlessly for Roosevelt but fail to nominate him. Leaders restrained the crowd as Hughes is chosen by Republicans, leaving progressives without a candidate and urged to back Woodrow Wilson. The piece mocks suffragists, praises Wilson, and notes taft’s looming return to political circles.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Teddy
Hughes
Cole
Progressves
Woodrow Wilson
Charles B. Hughes
Iso
Wilson
Lincoln
Middle West
Hughes Company
Indiana
Mr. Fairbank
Humors and Headlines Echo Across Early 20th Century Papers
Selection of quips and adages from Brown's Magazine Kansas City Journal and Washington Star capture playful snippets on manners, music, romance, and daily life. Jests mix remarks on Rome class, American sports fervor, and parlous household advice, reflecting social tone and humor of era.
Immigration Trends and War Impact Report for March
The report notes a 43 percent rise over the previous month and a higher March total than 1915. Immigration to the United States faces war-related hurdles as nations at war retain their men. In March arrivals included 3,811 from Italy, 2,013 from Greece, 2,584 from England, 2,209 from Mexico, and 2,008 from the Scandinavian countries, with 1,070 from Germany.
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America
United States
Haly
Greece
England
Mexico
Scandinavian Countries
Germany
Peace hopes fade as Germany hints at retaining territory
The German chancellor signals that Germany may keep the Belgian and northern French lands it holds, dashing early peace hopes. France and England demand Belgium’s independent sovereignty and imply the war will continue until victory or surrender of northern France. Both sides appear ready to sustain fighting for another year.
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Germany
Belgium
France
England
Campaign for suffrage urged to seek broad party support
Carrie Chapman Catt, head of the National American Woman's Suffrage Association, cautions the Congressional Union to avoid alienating any party. She argues a constitutional amendment requires two thirds in both houses, and victory hinges on cross party votes rather than backing by one party alone. She notes no party has had a two thirds majority since the Civil War.
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Carrie Chapman Catt
National American Women’s Suffrage Association
Congressional Union
Congress
Henry Clews Praised at New York Luncheon
Henry Clews, noted banker, lauded government's foreign policy at a New York luncheon. He warned against critics who praise yet undermine policy, comparing them to a washerwoman's husband, a loafer, whose chair remains empty when the parson arrives.
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Henry Clews
New York
Bill
Housewife's Economy A Cheap Nature Library
A 1916 Meclure column advises nature lovers to build a small affordable library. It suggests starting with inexpensive field guides, 75 cents to a dollar, and adding clipped magazine pictures, pressed plants, sketches, and simple collections like seashells. Maintain bird lists, flower lists, and progress records. a camera can aid photography of subjects.
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Choos Fist
Neste
Esas
Meclure
How to Keep Well by Dr W A Evans Chicago
A study of 100 women in a hospital setting shows average age 56 with 65 percent reporting periodic headaches and stomach troubles. High rates of nervousness tied to worry noted. physical exams reveal 20 percent needing dental work, 7 percent heart murmurs, 28 percent weak arches, and 85 percent back curvature. Health education and worker wellness sparse. employers begin limited health measures.
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Alde
de. Mann
Chicago
Teibuine
June Brides Foresee Role of Wives and Careers
The writer counsels brides to plan for shared life, noting marriages thrive on love and sacrifice. She warns against untidy homes, urges women to balance duties with personal goals, and argues women may pursue careers if they support their husbands and family, valuing earned laurels and happiness.
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Jack
Tam
Tom
Miss Pickford
Tove
Miterles
Rome
Political Banter and Snippets From Various Papers
A mosaic of editorial quips and column snippets noting Taft smiles at politics, McAdoo coinage optimism, and various opinions from papers like Indianapolis News Detroit Free Press Charlestown News and Courier and Seattle Post Intelligencer. It references conventions, finances, Mexicans, and mosquito tricks as light, varied commentary.
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Wayne
Mr. Taft
Indianapolis News
Chicago
McAdoo
Detroit Free Press
Perkins
Charlestown News and Courier
Ohio
New York
Louis Globe-Democrat
Seattle Post Intelligencer
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Ofice
Standard Building
Mont Bert
Batteriar
Taft
Republican Circus
Hilles
Mr. Hughes
Mark Hanna
George W. Perkins
Mr. Bryan
Repub
Republican Party
Washington
Oyster Ray
Republic
Johnson
Progressive Party
Bryan
Tommie
Brownine’s
Recordeas
Sacateh
Kansas City Journal
Mr. McGudrey
Ladie Home Journal
Europe
Washington Star
Winnie
Boston Transcript
Tlon
Comrox
Tim Senth
Cornell
Perry
Charl
Plattsburg
Charles £. Hughes, Jr
Plattsburg, N. Y
Halstead Dorey
Leonard Wood
Frances Marshall
W. A. Evans
Srottn
Kettles Bane
Bes
Pera
Uae
Reece Cavete
Pete Aa Dusen
Ieee Assoms
Tom Asbestos
Ie ” Lip
Meciure
Repaper
Syndiet
June Brides
Spirit of the Press
Senate
Seaboard
Leslie’s
Uind
Jim
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