Anaconda Standard Publisher Directory and Ads
Publication details for The Anaconda Standard include publishing offices in Anaconda with a Butte branch at North Main Street. It lists subscription rates, advertising info, and various newspaper supply names across multiple cities, indicating the paper’s distribution network and business contacts.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Bell
Standard
Wallding
Mont Butte
North Main Street
Willam’j
Merton Company
New York Fish Avenue
Chicago
Tritine
Cosses
New York
Hotalina’s
Thirty-eighth
Broadway
Marie Cigar and News Company
East Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News “Company
Woodward and
Michigan
Roeharter
Minn the Kelly
Agar
George Craen
Denver Schneider News Company
Salt
Emma van
Germany’s final decision on peace treaty nears
Germany has until next Monday to sign or reject the peace treaty with changes made from its counter proposals. The accord would grant League of Nations membership, adjust Schleswig and Upper Silesia, and allow a 200,000 standing army if accepted. Senate opposition to Wilson and partisan jealousy are blamed for delaying approval, with Germany urged to decide whether to sign now or risk worsened terms.
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Germany
League of Nations
Schleswig
Denmark
Upper Silesia
Prussia
Poland
Senate of the
United States
Senate
Wilson
Europe
Unite States Senate
Senate Rejects Signing While Axis Sign Pact Advances
In a terse stance the senate refuses to sign a proposed agreement after Germany signs. If France Great Britain and Italy align with Germany the pact would stand. only then could the United States negotiate a separate treaty with Germany if the senate so decrees.
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United States
Senate
Germany
France
Great Britain
Italy
Peegeees A Speaking Tour
President Wilton plans a return to the United States after Europe with stops in Belgium and Paris. Germany’s treaty decision looms and he will address the nation in multiple cities to explain why the treaty should be approved by the Senate.
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Wilton
Belgium
Paris
Germany
United States
Europe
Senate
Mexico on Eve of Industrial Development Aided by Stable Government
Trade ambassadors from the United States Canada Great Britain France Spain Mali Netherlands Denmark Norway Argentina Brazil and Japan gather in Mexico City seeking investments. Mexico’s area is 767290 square miles with vast resources in metals oil timber corn wheat livestock sugar and tobacco. Stability and an end to rebels is needed to unlock latent industrial growth.
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Mexico
United States
Canada
Great Britain
France
Spain
Maly
Holland
Denmark
Norway
Argentina
Brazil
Japan
Cuba
Central America
West Indies
League of Nations Seen as Only Hope for World Peace
The British chief of military staff cites 23 separate wars worldwide and argues that only a strong League of Nations with authority to enforce peace can establish permanent world peace. Without it, ongoing conflict seems inevitable amid Eastern European turmoil.
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Europe
League of Nations
League
Tammany Hall denounces bomb outrages and bolshevism
The Tammanys executive committee denounces recent bomb outrages and calls for a nonpartisan campaign to preserve American institutions. It condemns anarchistic and bolshevist propaganda and urges all true Americans to oppose bolshevik tendencies, defend liberty, and respect majority will.
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York
Tammany Hall
Democratic Organization
Charles F. Murphy
Democratic Party
Charedy Artman Diplomat Advocates South American Trade
Long dispatch from El Guayaquil reports Charedy Artman, DIP, arriving in the United States to discuss strengthening U S commercial ties with South American republics. Proposals include regular direct passenger and cargo steamship service, a network of American‑capital banks to boost credit, well‑secured merchandise, and long‑term credits with commercial agencies in key ports. Hartman urged State Department support via American Chambers of Commerce.
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South America
el Guayaquil
Heuador
Telefe
Mister Hartman
Ministres Norteamericano
Acreditado
el Goblerdo del
Ecuador
Los Estados Unidos
Desde Olmes de
Ener
Por
Asuntos
Constalte Cargo
Suldra el Viernes
el Sabado
Ia de
Panama
el Estadista’ En Referenci
Comercia
Vapores Directos Para Pasajeros Carga
A. Ambos Lados
Sud America
Cadena
Bancos Con Capitales Norteamericanos
Credito de Estos
Nuestros Exportadores de
Nuestros Comerciantes
Creditos
Largo Plaza
Armistice unlikely as Villa forces and German stubbornness clash
The text argues that Villa's soldiers will not cooperate and that German negotiation efforts show not bulldog grit but mule-like obstinacy. It frames the stalemate as an ongoing stubbornness preventing peace talks.
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Villa
Gum litter anger erupts in city street poem
A satirical verse attacks gum littering on sidewalks and walls with fierce impatience. It blames a careless passerby for gum on pavement and wall, calling for strict punishment and public shaming while signaling a playful protest in a Wheeler-dicate dated final line.
Brazilian President to Visit U.S. After Vatican Honors
President-elect Epitacio Pessoa and Madame Pessoa were hosted at the Vatican in Rome with honors and a photograph taken. While in Europe they were entertained by the king and queen of Italy and are now en route to America, expected to arrive within a few days.
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Brazil
Epitacio Pessoa
Madame Pessoa
Vatican
Rome
Europe
Italy
America
Currant Desserts and Beverages in Seasonal Diets
A 1919 household calendar offers currant based desserts and drinks. Directions cover washing and preparing currants, making a sugar syrup, and serving currants with rice molds, puddings, or as flavoring for pies and sherbets. A recipe uses lemon juice, sugar, water, and optional tea for a currant punch and a cereal pie filling.
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McClure Newspaper
Humorous Daily Exchange Snippets and Witty Quips
A collage of light dialogue and comic exchanges from a humor page. Puns about marriage partnership money and control mix with playful asides on truthfulness and stubbornness. Characters include Miss Millions Mr Poor Mrs Nas and a Laird of Skibo threading through social banter and a Scottish parish anecdote.
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Maude
Jack
Janet
Mayde
Prohibition Time Debate Across Papers as Treaty Looms
Editorials from Pittsburg Gazette Times Detroit Free Press and others mock the slow pace of congressional action on wave time prohibition and the vast treaty document. Writers question President Wilson’s political options while senators struggle to digest the lengthy agreement amid public impatience.
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Wilson
Congress
Pittsburg Gazette ‘Times
Amin
Farah
Hie
Detroit
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Mont
Associated Press
Associated
Cal News
Keke
Tammanys
Burleson
Eas
Young America
George Washington
Vancho Villa
Job Nee
Nyson
Balt Lake
Montana
Charedy Artman
Dip
Ter Hartman Presento
Departamento de
Estado
Comercio S von
Comercio Estadounidenses
Dia
Fos Principales de
Li Republicader
Los Ecuatoria Politicos Y Corteses
Amsterdam
Co-operative Wholesale Society of
Manchester
England
Rhyme and Reason
Midovean
Tne Wheeler
U.S
Mrs. Pessoa
Vaticai
Lamont
Davison
Root
Lodge
Housewife
Chicago News
Telegraph
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Philadelphia
New York Telegram
Genorah
Scheidemann
Indianapolis
Washington Post
Poincare
Amer
Andrew Mrs Nas
Skibo
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Ledley Oe
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Minnesota
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WAR Department
H. Murnviriany
D.D
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