Publication notice and advertising details
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details, advertising staff and addresses for agencies in New York Chicago St Paul Rochester Detroit Denver and other cities. It includes subscription rates, contact lines and office locations for the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Montana
Standard
ONAI
New York
Motaling’s
Park Row
Thirty-eighth
Broadway
Chicago
Congress Hotel
St Paul N. St. Marie
News Cove
East Fitch Street
Detroit Metropolitan News
Coscorney
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
J. D. Kelly
Denver
Western News Agency
East Lake
McGuin A Laws Braham Cos
Wilsons quietude of genuine power contrasts Roosevelts bluster
The piece notes President Wilson's knack for apt phrases, contrasting his restraint with Theodore Roosevelt's brash rhetoric such as the big stick. It argues Wilson has achieved more constructive results in tariff, currency, toll exemption repeal, and antitrust actions, shaping a steady influence.
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Wilson
Roosevelt
White House
Hall of Legislation
Disappearance of Rev Louis R Patmont Shocks Detroit
The Rev Louis R Patmont of Detroit remains missing after leaving Westville with his wife last Monday. Police consider foul play possible while investigators note no clear motive or evidence. The case draws public scrutiny over police focus and potential connections to prior kidnappings by liquor interests.
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Louis R. Patmont
Detroit
Charley Ross
Patmont
Westville
Til
St March
Columbia
Patment
Fltnois Liquor Interests
Grand Jury
Danville
Detroit Free Press
Louis R. Patment
Polce
A Call to Action Against Hoax and Kidnap Claims
The Rev Claud Witty urges urgent public inquiry to expose hoaxes or locate missing persons. He argues the proper method is to go out and hunt, expressing concern over persistent questioning and calling for decisive, proactive investigation.
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Claud Witty
Butte Miners' Union Forms Amid Contested Labor Rift
The Butte miners create the Butte Mine Workers union as rival to the old union. Mr. Moyer denounces it as an open shop that would wreck organized labor in Butte, while workers head to the city seeking opportunity amid an oversupplied market. Leaders vow no compromise and signal broad future action.
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Butte Miner Union
Butte Mine Workers’ Union
Aich
Moyer
Unt
Butte
Mr. Moyer
Butte Miners’ Union
Butte Mine Workers’ ‘Union
Ambassador Gerard to stay in Germany amid governor rumors
Ambassador W. Gerard has denied resigning to run for governor of New York. He remains in Berlin, praised by the German press as an excellent representative, and says he fits his post well. The Emperor William and German people welcome his continued service.
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W. Gerard
New York State
Gerard
Berlin
William
United States
New York
Germany
Home grown volcanoes and prophetic debates over Lassen
Scientists differ on Mount Lassen s future. Professor Storms warns it may erupt like Krakatoa while Professor Lee notes no current volcano is within 125 miles of the ocean, Lassen sits 200 miles inland. Geology suggests young Rocky Mountain region. lava flows, geysers, and recent earthquakes show ongoing volcanic activity.
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Professor Storms
California
Lee
Mare Island
Mount Lassen
Professor Lee
Lassen
Rocky Mountain Chain
Rocky Mountain
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
We All May Be Dancing On A Volcano
A playful line notes we may be on the edge of danger but signals no immediate volcanic activity. The remark blends humor with caution, suggesting tension but no eruption. No concrete events or dates are provided.
TransAtlantic Rodman Wanamaker aviators plan staged Azores route
Announcement shows Rodman Wanamaker aviators shifting from a Newfoundland to Ireland direct flight to a staged Azores route. Leg distances total 1149 miles to Azores then 660 miles to Spain then 540 miles to Queenstown with fuel depots planned. The plan increases safety by ocean lanes, doubles pickup chances, and alters Curtiss design for water landings.
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Transatlantic
Rodman Wanamaker
Lord Northcliffe
Newfoundland
Ireland
Azores
St John's
Spain
Queenstown
America
Europe
Oporto
Rhapsody of Wit from Luke M'Luke in Cincinnati Enquirer
A humorous collection of quips on responsibility fashion politics and daily life. The piece riffs on old fashioned men onions laws nightgowns and social norms with playful barbs about baldness marriages and luck in love.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago
Congress
Reveries on Beauty and Nature Across Art and Youth
A reflective meditation on visual marvels and nature’s art. The speaker compares sunlit rooms to masterworks and cites Corot, Constable, and Marcus Aurelius while admiring a girl’s evolving beauty as a universal wonder. The prose blends art, nature, and human form in lyrical prose about perception and innocence.
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Marcus Aurelius
Walt Mason Song on Modern Dentistry and Comfort
The poem recalls Walt Mason praising the modern dentist who soothes aching teeth with skill and gentle tools. It contrasts current painless care with older, harsher methods where patients endured fear and pain as the dentist worked. The speaker prefers resting in the chair and tolerating the instruments as comfort replaces torment.
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Hewell
Yang-tsze-kiang
Norwegian government gains control of water power for railways
Smn Darr Masons reports that the Norwegian government is acquiring ownership of many water powers and holding others to operate all state railroads from hydro generated power. Electrification has begun on the Drammen and Christiana road. Outlay for power stations totals about 12,000 dollars, with expected savings in line operation to justify the expense.
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Kelling
Drammen and
Christiana
Forest Scouts Cut Forest Fire Losses and Plant Trees
J H W McGinvary deputy forest ward in charge of Michigan Forest Scouts leads a group of over 400 boys. They reduced forest fire losses from 8 percent to under 28 thousand dollars in 1918, down from 100,000 dollars in 1911. The scouts also planted 6,000 mixed pine and spruce trees.
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J. H W. McGinvary
Michigan Forest Scouts
Harry Haff Named Skipper Of Vanitie Yacht
Captain Harry Haff takes the wheel of the Vanitie after Dennis steps down as sailing master for Cochran Cup trials. Veteran skipper Haff previously sailed under Hank Haff who led Defender campaigns for two decades. An amateur aboard the Vanitie reported Fred Hoyt may have steered in the last trial against the opposition.
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Ference
Vanitie
Harry” Harr
Haff
Hank” Haff
Of Interest to Women on a Harvard graduate's home plan
The Boston Journal notes a young Harvard graduate's proposal for a cooperative family system with trained caretakers and shared funds. The piece argues mothers' roles and motherly love are essential to character and happiness, resisting the notion that children should be raised by trained staff or mothers join wage labor en masse.
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Boston Journal
Spirit of the Press to Death in Progressive Feud
A collage of snappy newspaper quips mocks the Progressive Party and figures like Pinchot Perkins and George W. Perkins. It notes infighting over party loyalties and references political satire across multiple papers, including the Washington Post and Philadelphia Inquirer, with sharp lines about Huerta and other figures.
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Pinchot
Perkins
Progressive Party
Chicago News
Humor Bits From Old Papers And Dialog Snippets
A collage of quips and gags from Boson Transcript Baltimore American London Opinion and Washington Star. Jokes range from domestic life silent service and a dumb waiter to marriage tours quick quips about the cost of living and a fire captain’s teasing remark. Ends with a note on a proposed show for suburbanites leaving early.
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Henpecke
Boson Transcript
Baltimore
Scott
Matt
Boston Transcript
Jones
Beoker
Judge
Stella
Bella
London
Farmer Corntessel
Fogettin
Washington Star
Beth
Urbus
Suburbus
Mountain locomotive thrills remote hills men
The first train on the Lexington and Eastern line drew long crowds of mountain residents who had never seen a steam locomotive. Two young hill folk watched in awe, one dodging into a ditch, the other fleeing along the track as the engine roared. The engineer signaled to no avail, and the locomotive slowed only as the pursuer was overtaken.
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Lexington & Eastern
Louisville Times
Gardening Gags and School Talesdominate Local Toast
An assortment of light brief items from Jerome McWade's Duluth toast on “The Ladies” to a doctor’s quip about gardening as the cause of a patient’s ills. A humorous miscommunication at an English village school ends with a child unable to spell Beauchamp, prompting a father’s letter about the incident.
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Jerome
McWade
Duluth
Nate
St. Louis
Johnson
Bates
Billy Beauchamp
Beauchamp
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the New Union
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Marcy
Luke M
Luke
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Walt Mason
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Masons
Harry Haff
Bill” Dennis
Vennis
Fred” Hoyt
Svesoiur
Arry Laff
Retain
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Ennis
Peggy Quincy
Harvard
Spirit of the Press
Kermit
Thomas Lipson
Philadelphia Inquirer
Riaeacemeticae
Milwaukee
Oregon - Washington
Omaha
Sifth Ave
W. Helena
E. A. Gray
H. Feyder
Trav. Pass
Italy
Wren
Washington
Stanington
Leeves
Baltimore & Ohio
Grand Central Station
Fifth Avenue
Harrison Street
R. C. Haase
Northwestern
Endicott Building
St. Paul
Ainey
Owsley Block
Butte, Mont
RICE
Fulton & May
NEW Waterway
Syaney
Commonwealth
Murray River
Murray
Murramblagee S
Darling
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