Anaconda Standard Publishing Office Details
Anaconda Standard publish details list Montana office in Anaconda and Butte address for news and business letters. It notes Associated Press rights and eastern and western news reps including Prudden King and Steger in Boston and San Francisco.
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Phon Sietece Cael
Keneral
Standard Publishing Company
Butte
Montana
Associated Prem
Associated Press
Eastern Representatives
Prudden
King
Fifth Avenue
New York
Steger Dull Glove Building
Boston
Western
R. J. Bidwell Company
Market Street
San Francisco
France and Britain seek tweaks to League amid U S doubt
Rene Viviani arrives in Washington to press changes to the League of Nations acceptable to Harding and the American public. France favors removing Article X and aligning with U S views while Britain plans a similar mission. The aim is to curb future wars and costly armaments through a global forum. Arlington may bury an unknown American soldier in 1922 after congressional action.
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Rene Viviani
France
Washington
League of Nations
Harding
United States
League
Europe
Viviani
King
Arlington Cemetery
Congress
London
America
Back to the Farm Moves Growth in New York State
New York State data suggest a broader move from cities to rural areas as 26 000 vacant farms may soon be cultivated again. The state agriculture commissioner predicts renewed farmhouse activity amid nationwide unemployment, with wages cut and urban jobs shrinking.
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New England States
United States
New England
Seaboard
New York State
Empire State
Helena
Missoula
The Elephant and the Tiger
The piece compares ongoing New York City investigations with perpetual motion, noting Governor Miller and a Republican legislature probing Hylan’s administration. It highlights a proposed grand sweeping probe under legislative auspices, split opinions among Greater New York leaders about potential reprisals against both political figures.
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New York City
Miller
Hylan
New York Old Guard
Ambassador John W. Davis Back in America to Practice Law
The European press praised John W. Davis on his London departure noting his eloquence and epigrammatic style. He warned that militarism harms nations, warned against communism as fraud, and urged self-reliance while commenting on U.S. politics and European affairs with a sharp, concise voice.
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Ee Davis
John W. Davis
America
Court of St. James
London
Harvey
Lady Niotino
John Barlevcorn
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Missoula
Upper Silesia Vote Spurs German Preference Debate
The Montana Press surveys Upper Silesia’s returns showing a German tilt over Polish, noting the political awkwardness for Poles and potential League of Nations appeal. Paris signals possible mining districts to Poland, amid Western opinion on self determination and shifting borders.
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Upper Silesia
Germany
Poland
League of Nations
Paris
Great Falls
Synthetic milk produced in Boston claims to replace cow milk
In Boston experts declare Henry Ford's dream of synthetic milk realized at New England Sanitarium in Melrose Mass The liquid made from oats peanuts and water contains no dairy fat and is marketed as absolutely pure Dr E B Carr and G B Cornworth appear in the laboratory photo amid the claim of cowless milk produced without animal ingredients.
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Henry Ford
Boston
New England Sanitarium
Melrose
Mass
E. B. Carr
G. B. Cornworth
International
Horoscope for Monday March 28 1921
Astrological reading notes a mix of benefic and adverse planetary aspects guiding ambitions politics economy and personal conduct. It warns against contracts and romantic ventures while predicting public spending scrutiny and potential tax relief but advises thrift for children and cautious employment prospects for Aries.
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Neptune
Mercury
Fomancen
Emall Vervons
Aries
McClure
Fragmented Opinion Snippets Across Papers
A pasted collage cites editorials and quips from multiple papers. It humorously compares reform profits to farming, notes Congress urging railways to study economy, mocks bread prices in Chicago, and jests about political figures and events from Washington to St Louis and beyond.
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Houston Post
Congress
Boston Transcript
Chicago
Cicago
Cleveland Plains
Wilhelm
Washington Star
Harding
Columbia
Divorce Granted After 12 000 Dollar Bonus Claim
Chicago report notes Mrs Helen Cobb, earning 12000 dollars annually as a department store buyer, was granted a divorce after alleging her husband received a final bonus of 1000 dollars for living with her. The story captures a quirky mix of humorous exchanges before delivering the legal action.
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Amocinter Press
Chicago
Helen Cobb
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