Anaconda Standard publishers and offices listed
The Anaconda Standard publishes details of publishers and offices in Anaconda Montana with addresses and telephone numbers. It lists foreign advertising representation and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, plus several city distribution outlets across the United States.
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Willam J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
aicago—Tribune
America
Sunday Standard
Strike Ricians Urged to Arbitrate Wage Dispute
June 20 1917 editorial deplores Montana Power linemen strike for higher wages. It urges negotiation or arbitration, noting leaders favored arbitration and predicting losses from striking. The piece stresses arbitration as the practical, sensible path to settle employer employee differences.
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Montana Power Company
The
Electricians’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Eee
Red Cross Campaign Shows Nationwide Mobilization
The Red Cross publicity committee notes strong chapter growth across five western districts, with about ten chapters daily. It highlights public resolve to fund a hundred million and the labor movement backing the drive, promising support for medical staff and nursing services.
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Red Cross
Wich
Uit
Injustice: Mons fined by German government
The city of Mons in Belgium, occupied by German troops, has been fined $100,000 by Germany. The German claim links the shelling during the crown prince of Bavaria’s visit to Allied actions, shifting blame to Mons’s inhabitants who suffer under occupation. The piece notes no evidence for tipping off and questions the logic of the fine as war damages.
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Mons
Belgium
Bavaria
Great Britain
France
Germany
Butte Freedom Address Urges End to Local Terror
President Wilton in a Flag Day speech framed the war as one to make men free and to keep Butte safe and independent. He urged removing anarchist intimidation, ensuring the right to work, and punishing those who threaten workers while calling for Butte to become a truly free city.
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Wilton
Russia
Germany
Butte
America
The I W W Is Daring The Kaiser In Their Minds
The Industrial Workers of the World are accused of disloyalty and law breaking while condemning the United States government. The piece claims they would prefer Germany and the Kaiser, urging that they would obey German law but oppose American regulations. Strong language calls for censorship of the group’s supposed treachery.
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The
Industrial Workers of the World
United States
Germany
Venizelos Dominates Athens Power Grid Before Throne
The article describes M. Venizelos as the central power behind the throne in Greece, controlling access to the King from all sides. He pledges to stay in place until German agitation ends and the situation calms. M. Jonnart is also staying in Athens to pacify the pro German minority.
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Greece
M. Venizelos
Alexander
Venizelos
M. Jonnart
Athens
Paci
Venigelos
Fragmented musings mix war era satire and political barbs
A flurry of editorial quips targets World War I figures and nations. King Alexander Venizelos and Venigelos figures loom as calm, comic anchors amid calls for action. References to Wilsonian aims, Russian attitudes, and German intransigence thread through opinions on peace, liberty bonds, and aviation bravado.
Vaudeville Prospects After War Curtain Falls
The speaker notes the lack of large accretions of sympathizers and predicts vaudeville managers must wait until wartime theaters close. 1917 is marked as a year when events diverged from German empire and various course paths including true love and Chautauqua, as well as dinner courses.
Humorous Exchanges Jump Through Cartoonish Banter
A collage of jokes and quips from old newspapers shows quick burns about love, money, music, and bets. Gossipy one liners from various papers spotlight witty banter and social foibles with lively period tone.
Protests and quotes on war taxes and beer policy
A collage of quotations and notes on wartime revenue measures in Washington, wartime temperance, and political figures. The text cites opinions from the Houston Post, London, Macon Telegraph, Johnstown Democrat, Browning's magazine, and the Boston Globe, with a nod to Hoover's advice to eat less.
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Sam
Houston Post
England
London
Huron
Mich
Macon
The Motor Bus at the Front in World War I
London motor buses crossed the Channel with volunteers to the western front. Painted gray with boarded windows they now run between base and trenches carrying pick and shovel and two Lewis guns alongside their rifles.
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London
How to Keep Well and a Nancy War Sketch
A medical feature discusses how sensations are misrouted in the brain after injury and outlines examples of referred pain and the sense of touch. The piece shifts to Marian Bonsall Davis on life in Nancy, France, describing children amid bombardment, refugees, and war wards, and ends urging support for the Red Cross with the appeal for ten million dollars and the idea of the luxury of doing good.
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Howell
PAP Terror Cerizens
Nancy
Marian Bonsall Davis
France
Lorraine
Alsace
Monsieur Mirman
American Red Cross
Gren
Philadelphia Plans Great Hydro Airplane School
Plans are laid for a hydro airplane school in Philadelphia with regular passenger routes. The project aims to demonstrate practicality not only for Philadelphia but also for trans Atlantic operations.
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Philadelphia
Mgnt
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