The Anaconda Standard Front Page Notices
The Anaconda Standard printed notices from the Montana daily, with standard publisher information and Associated Press rights. It lists office addresses in Anaconda Butte and western and eastern representatives for news dispatches and local reporting.
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Montana
Ee Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Butte
North Main Street
Phon
AML
Standard Publishing Company
Associated Presa
Eastern Representatives
Pradden
King & Pradden
Fifth Avenue
New York
Steger Duilding
Chicago
Globe Building
Boston
Western
R. J. Bidwell Company
Market Street
San Frantisco
Cuba's political turmoil amid American intervention debated
In a review of Cuba's post 1902 governance struggle President Menocal and conservatives cling to power while factions split over Zayas and Gomez. General Crowder works to restore order as Cubans weigh American administration versus volatile local elites. A 1917 coup and martial law loom in the background. Palmer's late alcohol ruling challenges dry policy and tests physician authority under the Volstead act.
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Cuba
General Wood
General Crowder
Havana
Congress
Supreme Court
Gomez
Zayas
Menocal
Sana Clara
New York City
Palmer
Russian Memo To London Love Story Ends In Escape
A Russian girl from the old country falls in love with English officer Greenwood near Odessa. Language barriers are overcome by an interpreter as they wed to gain British subject status. Bolshevist spies pursuit, but the couple wins freedom and safety in London aboard a British warship. Mrs Greenwood offers insight into Russia’s horrors and the broad, implied punishment of crime.
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London
The
Oldy
Greenwood
Odessa
Russia
Veneto
London Times
United States
Great Britain
International
Great Falls
New Names and Old in the Senate Redefinition
A retrocolumn notes four Smiths in the last Senate are gone, leaving Cameron Watson and Weller as new faces, with remarks on Johnsons, Watsons, and the Harding era. It jokes about futures in the Congressional Directory, Cabinet showers, and international diplomacy while recalling the Roosevelt era contrasts. The piece also mocks political names, shifts, and lingering German war memories.
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Smiths
Senate
New
Smith
New York State
Arizona
Georgia
Maryland
Cameron
Watson
Weller
Sam
London
Johnson
South Dakota
California
Indiana
The Montana Press on Governor Dixon and politics
The collection of editorials discusses Governor Dixon's actions, public sentiment, and the 1922 Senate prospects. It critiques the extra session cost, debates tax commission plans, and notes rival ambitions of Rankin Walsh and Edwards. It also comments on international law, Prohibition, and minor crime humor.
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Dixon
Moncana
Helena
Tax Commission
Montana
Bozeman Chronicle
cTnetr
United States
Senate
Edwards
Washington
Rankin
Flashy Fragments and Quips From The Papers
A collage of satirical lines and headlines from multiple papers. The remarks touch on marriage, race, taxation, and envy with a sharp editorial tone. Notable shifts include a self-preservation case and jests about income tax and social tension.
Friday March 11 1921 Astrology Forecast
Friday March 11 1921 offers auspicious guidance for ambitions and appointments. Uranus boosts mental keenness and aviation chatter. Neptune promises common sense after world turmoil. Saturn warns of real estate setbacks and possible labor tensions. care advised for health and accidents.
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Uranus
Neptune
Saturn
McClure
Public Pays From the New York Tribune 1911 to 1920 Rail Costs
The 1911 railway leaflet shows 350 000 section and skilled laborers, rising to 376 000 in 1920, a 7 4 percent gain. Total wages climbed from 240 000 000 in 1917 to 476 000 000 in 1920, up 112 percent, highlighting rising costs paid by the public as rail executives criticize pressures and policy.
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The
New York ‘Tribune
Association of Railway Executives
Why Watches Have Jewels In Timekeeping
The article explains friction in watch mechanisms and how jewels reduce wear. It notes small watches use 15 17 18 21 23 jewel types, with 16 and 17 most popular. Jewels are intrinsically valuable mainly for service, not material worth, and sapphires are commonly used for hardness and cost efficiency.
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Memphis
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Peewee
Mike Harry
Don
Ceseegne
Real Beer
Tom Marshall
Harding
Japan
Will Hays
League of Nations
Germany
Society For the Persecution
Woodrow Wilson
Montana Press
Wilson
Billings Gazet
Oscar M. Lanstram
Walsh
Lewistown
Kalispell Inter Lake
San Francisco
Tven
Hielena Record
America
Sao Ke Alfred Sze
Lung Sze
Europe
Sae
Welli Ton Koo
Photo, International
Journal and Tribune
Chicago News
Baltimore Sun
Welty
Dial
Washington Post
South
Amer
Swater
Public
McAdoo
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