Anaconda Standard Masthead and staff contacts
The Anaconda Standard lists the paper’s business offices in Butte Montana and editorial and news departments details. It notes Associated Press rights and eastern western representatives with addresses and states this is the Saturday morning June 18 1921 edition.
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Bousiness
Standard Publishing Company
Butte
Montana
Associated Press
Associated Pres
Eastern Representatives
Prudden
King & Prudden
Fifth Avenue
New York
Steger
Chicago
Grade Building
Boston
Western Representatives
R. J. Bidwell Company
Market Street
San Francisco
War Status Remains Unchanged as Knox and Porter Proposals Debated
The Senate backs the Knox resolution to repeal war declarations while the Porter plan seeks a formal peace. President King favors Porter, but a conference committee must report first. Montana census data show population growth and rising female share, with 1990 figures detailing whites, reds, blacks, and Orientals.
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United States
Germany
Senate
Theirhouse
Annals of Nations
King
Conference
Montana
Census Bureau
Orient
Light to heal a troubled home and a honeymoon lamp
Dr. Lackiesh of Beta Research in Cleveland calls for a new lamp that mimics moonlight yet aids reading to reduce family strife and divorce. He cites studies on 3,000 people and urges a calm, candlelike glow to sustain romance and stability in homes.
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Lackiesh
Beta Research Laboratory
Cleveland
Salutatory and the Valedictory at Anaconda High
The Anaconda high school commencement at the Daly gym featured salutatory remarks by Ruth Daniels and valedictory by Martha Alexander. The speeches praised four years of work, urged education and national service, and urged careful attitudes toward immigration and Americanization amid postwar concerns.
Lutheran Ghurgh Confimation Series Plans
The Lutheran church announces a confirmation series to be celebrated in Norwegian church Sunday evening at 1 30 o clock with Rev. Stuhn officiating. Several youths including Rawin Strom, Chas Ein, Allee Hanson, and Ruth Bonner are to be confirmed after eight months of instruction on salvation. The class will receive first communion following the session.
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Panama Fair
Dempsey
Ohio
Toledo
Congress
Havana
New York
France
Jersey
United States
Washington
Jersey City
Stuhn
Rawin Strommen
Chas Ein’ Allee Hanson
Ruth Bonner
Krony Pomitrovich Adds Two State Medals
Krony Pomitrovich the sole Anaconda high school track fan to medal at the state meet yesterday secured a silver in the 100 yard dash and a gold in another sprint event.
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Joe
Krony
Pomitrovich
Potos Monkey Speed Outpaces Pony at 18 Miles Hour
The Potos, a swift monkey species, is described as built like a greyhound and capable of galloping at 18 miles per hour, able to outdistance a good pony.
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Potos
Anaconda High School Graduation Quietly Noted
The Daly gym hosted Anaconda High School’s 57 graduates in gray caps and gowns marking the first time the class wore the garb. The ceremony featured remarks by Chairman Jackson on public engagement with school matters and financial affairs as the students prepared for a celebratoryGregeon trip.
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Daly
Tackson
Board of Education
Anaconda High School
Anaconda
Gregeon
Jackson
Graduating exercises emphasize service and vocation guidance
The speech by Mr Jackson urged parental cooperation and warned against relying on tales from children to judge school affairs. Addressing 57 graduates, President Clapp urged deliberate self analysis to choose a vocation and stick to it. The high school chorus, salutatory by Ruth Daniels, and valedictory by Martha Alexander drew praise. the ceremony closed with an America singalong and a dance planned for Alumni Day. A separate note reports a 57-person graduation and a subsequent dance, plus a billiards tournament concluding with Brennan, Nagle, Roney, and Kelly.
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Clapp
State School of Mines At
Butte
Smith
Brown
Jones
Jackson
America
Alumni Association
Washoe Park
Honors Shown To Released Soldier Joseph H Murphy
Funeral services honor Joseph JH Murphy of Butte with military and religious rites at Font yesterday. The service included hymns Hear My Prayer and Abide With Me, with a firing squad at the grave and bugle calls. Many friends from Butte attended as floral tributes flourished.
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Joseph Murphy
Joseph “H.murphy
Ewlatowin
Ste
Mee
Lamrepor
Ma Shieh Nine
Aten Yane
Sonn
Connolly Tang
Brun
Tom
Franxovien
Koamo Ritiaseor
Butte
Joseph JH. Murphy
Butte Pioneer Visits Old Soldier Remembers Charge of the Light Brigade
Clinton H Moore of Butte visited the local veterans yesterday, meeting the last survivor of a Mor Tana era at the poor farm. He spoke of the Crimean War charge of the Light Brigade, recalling the orders, the feeding soldiers, and the miraculous escape of a few. Moore, a longtime attendee of pioneer gatherings, shared a warm talk with the veteran despite not being a Grand Army member.
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Clinton H Moore
Butte
Pag
Moore
Quente
Grand Army
AD Aa
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Hall of Fame
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Daly Gym
School of Mines
Ruth Daniels
Martha Alexander
Little Red School
Little Red
Land of Books
Nto High School
Martha Mexander
Board of Trustees
Onecay
U. A
Araman
Exfords
Lane
Franklin K. Lane
United
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Charles P. Flood
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Nagle
Roney
Kelly
Yank
H. Clapp
Duane
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