Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Contact Notice
Publication details for the Anaconda Standard publishing firm listed with multiple offices and news agencies across cities. Addresses include North Main Street Anaconda Montana and Fifth Street Detroit, with representative names and various news agencies noted for distribution and correspondence.
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Marie Cizar
Fifth Street
Detroit
Woodward and
Michigan
Kelly Cigar
Schneider News Company
Ean VaneerEimma
Nan’ Batten
Ian Brancisco
United News
Eady
Senate Split Over League of Nations Covenant
Republican leaders in the Senate face strong opposition to the covenanted League of Nations treaty. The dispute threatens to split the party as figures like Lodge Borah Knox Johnson push against the pact, while Taf Hughes Root and McCumber defend it, each side arguing the issue should not become a party fight.
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Senate
Wilson
League of Nations
Menke Lodge
Borah
Knox
Johnson
Republican Party
Taf
League
Hughes
Root
General Wood
McCumber
Republic
Restoration debate over Rheims Cathedral postwar fate
Discussion splits opinions on whether to restore Rheims Cathedral to its prewar grandeur or preserve the ruins as a memorial. Some advocate partial repairs to prevent further decay while others push full restoration as near to the original design as possible. A compromise mid ground also garners interest with talk of financing via special stamps.
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Rheims
Germany
Restoration Dilemma for Ancient Cathedrals Debate
The text argues France should avoid full restoration of the Rheims cathedral, warning a rebuilt edifice would differ from the original and risk patchwork. It favors preservation against the elements to remind future generations of past events and avoid forgetfulness, noting restoration may not be wise.
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Benis
New York Times
Rheims
France
Fragmentary wartime note on German mercy and territory
Fragmentary text references German actions and supposed mercy toward beaten foes, with mentions of territory, terms, and sympathy. The tone suggests postwar commentary on punitive policy and military conduct, noting that mercy is earned by mercy shown. The source remains unclear and garbled.
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Rene Rost
Tee Erie
Bonds for Roads Campaign in Western Montana
A late report shows strong support for road bonds across 13 counties in Western Montana as voters prepare for a September 2 special election. The plan would secure a federal match of five dollars for every state dollar, contingent on local bond approval, to fund the Good Roads program benefiting farmers, tourists, and residents seeking easier travel.
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Western Frontana Good Roads Association
Feriatts Sonal Tneese
Montana
Onde
Influenza Topic Dominates ANPLUT AMA Convention
The American Medical Association in Atlantic City focused on influenza as the primary issue. Experts urged mobilizing forces, funding research, and improving treatments to curb next winter's toll. A public health official warned of possible serious outbreaks with approaching cold weather.
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American Medical Association
Atlantic City
Congress
United States Public Health Bureau
Army size debate over wartime policy and League of Nations
Secretary of War Baker urges Congress to maintain an army of 509000 and ensure military readiness until a permanent policy and peace are secured. Republicans are portrayed as cutting the army to 300000 and trimming navy appropriations to appear economical. Senate Republicans push to kill the League of Nations plan, risking militarism. the piece laments partisan politics guiding critical national decisions.
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Baker
Congress
Senate
League of Nations
Political Fray Deepens as Congress Faces Urgent Matters
A column laments Congress as a campaign machine neglecting critical issues for the nation and notes Bolshevik control and chaos in Vilna after occupation. It cites a Herald dispatch on confiscation, starvation, and decree foreign money while Bolsheviks govern. It also mocks German and Austrian war-time diplomacy and notes wary tone in Paris and Berlin.
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Vilna
Lithuania
New York Herald
Bolsheviki
Iterior
Russia
Marshal Foch
Berlin
Weimar
German War Debate Reflected in Winnipeg Dispatch
The article quotes critics on peace rhetoric versus war, noting Germans face pressure from allies and the public, while American leaders urge decisive action. It mentions price of occupation, warnings of renewed conflict, and a satirical take on leadership and central European affairs.
Rhyme and Reason Poms And Tempered Temptations
A fragmented 1919-era piece blends verse about temper control with a contrasting warning about carelessness and ruin. The text weaves poetic lines with a quotation on danger from a inventories or industrial context, noting hazards and the peril of neglect in daily life and work environments.
Thrift in Crackers and Corners of 1919 Diet
Housewife's Daily Economy Calendar offers tips on cracker use during wartime shortages and postwar prices. It covers sugar and saltine serving ideas, broken crackers for meat loaves, cracker pudding, and a lemon cracker dessert, with notes on preparation and cost considerations.
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McClure Newspaper
Humor of the Day Exchange Bites and Drought Humor
A collage of quips from exchanges and comic snippets. A farmer jokes about his fruit trees reminding him of people while a stressed speaker notes health and confidence with a sly doctor quip. The column slides into overtime charges and a drought relief mention from Stray Stories.
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Boston Transcript
Congressional
Louisville Cour~ier-Journal
Tempting Providence in Dallas News Commentary
The Dallas News weighs in on presidential travel and European diplomacy with residents debating Wilson’s return within ten days and General Pershing’s summer plans, signaling confidence or uncertainty about ongoing wartime decisions.
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Wilson
Dallas News
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