Standard Publishing Company Ad Listing Montana Sale Distribution
Anaconda Standard page fragment lists publishing offices and advertising details. It notes Standard publication in Anaconda with multiple national newspaper agent mentions and subscription rates, including monthly, six month, and annual terms, plus sale outlets in New York, Chicago, Detroit, Rochester, Los Angeles, Seattle, and other cities.
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Standard Publishing Company
Postoffice
Anaconda
Bell
Sss
Standard
North Main Street
William J. Morton
New York Fifth Avene
Omeago—Tribune
Buitdin
Montana
New York
Hotaling's
Broadway
St. Paul
Sen Dieson-chna
Rorsland
Pestotice
Fifth
Washington Street
Trooma— Trego
Seattle
Federal Drive On Bomb Plots Urged To Punish Culprits
Friday June 20 readers urged federal authorities to pursue and punish bomb outrages and supporters of revolution. The piece labels perpetrators and their sympathizers as traitors and calls for swift justice to prevent further attacks and unrest. It also notes a June agriculture report predicting a wheat record and export surplus aiding Europe.
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Butte
United States
Department of Agriculture
Europe
Henry Clews
Stran Gedpellow’s War Roles Highlighted in WWI Support
The passage praises American wartime efforts including manpower, finance, oil, copper, and cotton supplied to Allies. It notes Victor Berger’s opposition to the League of Nations and hints at Republican dynamics with La Follette, Lodge, and Borah regarding Berger’s political prospects and influence.
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Victor Berger
League of Nations
Wisconsin
Congress
Republcan
la Follette
Berger
Lodge
Borah
Indians Likely Citizenship Bill Passes This Session
Congress expected to extend citizenship to all Indians this session. A prior bill failed to reach final passage, but supporters anticipate favorable action now. Many Indians already hold full rights, with thousands already naturalized under 1906 and other acts. Indians contributed to the war effort and are described as good Americans deserving full citizenship.
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Congress
Five Civilized Tribes
Oklahoma
America
Special Session Criticism Over NY Women Vote Move
Governor Smith faces bipartisan criticism for calling a special session to ratify the women’s suffrage amendment. The Buffalo Commercial notes action may be rapid, yet partisan debate hinges on cost and timing, while Montana faces similar questions about enabling ratification before the next election.
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Smith
New York
Buffalo Commercial
New York State
Commonwealth
Montana
Stewart
German delegates stoning sparks apology from Clemenceau
Debate over wartime acts continues as M Clemenceau apologizes for the stoning of German delegates on Monday night. Meanwhile Herr Ebert’s apology for the bombing of Red Cross hospitals remains delayed in transmission.
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M. Clemenceau
Herr Ebert
Red Cross
Calmed Debt Debate on Allied WWI Indebtedness
A historical column argues against forgiving allied debts to the United States, noting about 9.6 billion dollars owed by allied nations and a per capita debt of around 300 dollars for Americans. It stresses that the war was European, the allies should pay their costs, and Germany’s indemnities were anticipated.
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Germany
United States
Great Britain
France
West Indies
Virgin Islands
Denmark
Caribbean Sea
China
Weimar
Noisy Harassment and Jams at Weimar Hotels Mentioned
The passage notes a senator’s high regard for Harvard crimson and June not feeling well sometimes. It references jams at Weimar hotels including one front named Jim and hints at Marshal Foch ready to denounce Germans with ardor and energy.
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Harvard Crimson
Feng
Weimar
Jim
Marshal Foch
The Last March of the Thin Blue Line
From the New York Herald, a reflective piece on the Grand Army of the Republic’s dwindling circle. Veterans in blue, aged and bending, march with pride and sorrow, evoking Fredericksburg and Antietam as they memorialize service as a life worth living.
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New York Herald
Grand Army of the Republic
Tox
Gage
Fredericksburg
Antietam
Lookout Mountain
Rhyme and Reason Pomes by Polly at a Childrens Home
A reminiscence of a celebration at an orphans home with children performing and prizes handed out. Polly recalls donning a handkerchief, the elocution, and the mood of the day. The verse shifts to a tale of Amy and a rejected suitor, noting a late night kiss and a poetic exchange.
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Polly
Cnuaren
Apeak
Te Wheeler Byna
Spirit of the Press setter Not Demobilize Her Army
Count von Bernstorff slated for ambassador to Italy. Changes in policy may trigger many actions in Italy, as era shifts under Uncle Sam’s awareness. News digest notes testing squads early as bar rights are tested in Ohio. Comment on presidential plans during 1920 election cycle and prudence in selling the White House.
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Setter
Count von Bernstorff
Italy
Sam
New York Telegram
Oho
Louisville Courier-Journal
White House
Kansas City
Sta
Humor of the Day quotation snippets and captions
A collage of dated humor lines from newspapers including Washington Star and Boston Transcript. The text contrasts Bottlestop changing habits with bond talk and a remark about modest attire, then shifts to a reader query about coal with a clipped exchange. The garbled excerpt ends mid sentence without a full conclusion.
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Washington Star
Boseton Transcript
Fragmented Verses and Snippets From City Papers
A jumbled collage of ad lib verses and brief quotes from newspapers. Includes playful lines about jurors a maid Brenda and a banana peel gag with a scattered mix of references to the Kansas City Journal and Philadelphia Evening Ledger.
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Kansas City Journal
Minnie
Bede
Poughkeepsie Eagle
Knox
Philadelphia Evening Ledger
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Associated Pr
Associated Press
Tran
Focal
Strangedpellows
Dians
Juarez
Berlin
Eek
Epee
Count von Brockdorff- Rantzau
Taft
Pancho Villa
Harvard
Lodge Stl
Thin Bloke Lin
Rhyme and Reason
Amy
Prince OF Wales
Shiners Gray
Spirit of the Press
New York Sun
Knoxville Journal
Tribu
Canada
Buffalo Express
Senator Reed
Chicago News
Burleson
Detroit” Free Press
Ure
Carranza
Washington Post
Philadelphia
the Prince OF Wales
Avertea
England
Bruin Lly
Bridgeport
Af. M
Jack Spratt
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