Anaconda Standard and Associated News Agencies Map
Local masthead lists reception channels and offices for The Anaconda Standard with branch addresses in Butte and national and regional news service partners. It notes subscription rates and advertising offices across cities including New York Chicago Detroit San Francisco Seattle and Denver.
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Anaconda Standard Publishers and Proprietors
Postoffics
Anaconda
Bell Phones
Bairoriat i Publications
Standard
Mont Butte
North Main Street
William J. Morton Company
New York
Fish Avene
Chicago— Tribune
Mona
Rteey Eignth
St. Paul
Ste. Marie
Fifth Street
Detroit
Pana
Comer Wondwara
Michigan
Rochester
Rochester, Minn ~the Kelly” Clear
George Gren
Denver
Senneider News Company
Salt Lake
Emma van Darton
San Francisco
United News
Eadly
Los Angeles
Kemp News
San Diego
Cchiide
Bortland
Parloffee Corner Arts and Liberty News
Rift
Washington Streets
tle-—Whitney
Seattle
Rnerty News Company
Occidental
Spokane
B. Brubeck
Wallan
Riv
Mont
Diabolical Bomb Plot Threatens Prominent Americans
The article condemns a failed anarchist bomb plot targeting key figures active in opposing I W W and anti American movements. It notes two injured women in Georgia and urges relentless justice against all involved, including speakers and writers promoting sedition and violence.
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Senator Hardwick
Georgia
Germany's Plight as Peace Terms Awaited in Paris
Germany faces the peace council terms in Paris with humiliation, amid debates that an Allied invasion on home soil might have forced a total defeat. Some believe Germans overestimate their victory as the war ends and seek greater concessions from the Allies.
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Withner
Paris
Peace Council
Germany
Italy
Germany needs physical punishment to restore order
The text argues that Allied occupation might have saved Germany by coercive rule and stable governance. It suggests Germans deserve sub mission and laments civil strife as the worst war, noting the conflict pits families, neighbors, and relatives rather than mere factions.
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Germany
Contention on Italian heritage for city borders debate
The text argues that population origin should not dictate territorial belonging, noting large Italian born and descended groups in Boston Chicago Philadelphia New York. It asserts Italians born abroad who settled in the U S are now American, and cautions Flume remains a Croatian city despite its Italian population.
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Italy
Boston
United States Senate
Senator Lodge
Chicago
Taly
Philadelphia
New York City
New York
Immigrant policy and war mobility debated by Howe
Frederick C. Howe, commissioner of Immigration, calls for strict immigration laws and thorough checks as Europe faces unrest. He predicts up to 5,000,000 Europeans may seek U.S. passage, chiefly from Germany and Russia, amid perilous economic and tax burdens. He urges Congress to act swiftly to regulate and restrict immigration for American security and welfare.
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Frederick C. Howe
Europe
United States
Germany
Congress
America
The Coming Transportation Era and Motor Freight Growth
In the new economic era, many branch rail lines may be abandoned as motor trucks and auto buses take over. A growing motor truck network links major cities, while the West faces long distances and thin populations. The Skalkat Road project and broader motor transport push signal a shift away from rail toward truck and bus services for freight and passenger needs.
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Hine
France
Motor Transportation Corps
Twenty-seventh Division
United States
The
Cincinnati
Orlando
Trinity Composta
Wilton
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
U States
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Ohio
Deer Lodge
Valli
Transportation Corps
Wranite
Motor
Ambassador to Italy Denies Resigning Post
Rumors swirl that Thomas Nelson Page may quit as ambassador to Italy to resume literary work. State Department officials deny any resignation and say Mr. Page would not consider leaving his post while arrangements for the future are unsettled.
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International Sit Bervice. Fe
Thomas Nelson Painerie
State Department Ton
Page
Ate Department
Mr. Page
Comforting home remedies and kitchen tips for the busy housewife
A 1919 feature offers practical kitchen guidance for the nurse and mother, urging ready recipes to sustain strength. It covers simple broths from lean meat, soft poached eggs, custards, and grain preparations, stressing quick, easily prepared dishes for teething babies and daily meals.
Humor of the Day Nuggets Mixed Wit and Banter
A playful collage of quips and jokes from various sources. Bits about riches, doctors called lady killers, gender notes, and a comical miscommunication at an entrance hall. The items reflect light satire and social observations from a bygone era.
May Morn Constitution Poem Fragment
Fragmentary poem titled May Morn Constitution. Dense garbled lines reference dawn world walk and Maytime charm with phrases about banners and trees. The readable bits suggest a reflective piece on nature, time, and a personal moment before dawn. Political or legal content is not evident.
Leading Headlines From Many Papers on Bolshevism
A patchwork of clipped quotes notes Felix Diazs boastful claims and reactions to bolshevik ideas. It cites American editorials on peace, independence, and political shifts while referencing Aguinaldo and a potential Philippine presidency amid wartime discourse.
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Associated Press
Associated Presets
Standards Service
SAP
the May
League of Nations
Gregson
Butte
Tne
Ola Piratica
Kaiser
Fee
LWW
German National Assembly
Peee Paderewski
Senator Borah
Lodge
Russia
Wiln
Cincinnati Enquirer
Reid
Wilson
Tpres
Chatea
Adriadc
Ann
Jatin Phn
Tory
Housewife
Aocture
London Mail
Gladys
Max
London
Areri
Corntessel
Rhyme and Reason
Rine Lin
Spirit of the Press
Felix Diaz
Tes
Bacon
Bolshevism
I. W
Bolshevisn
iUs
Knoaville Journal
Tribune
Hhem
Tha
May
Joe Bailey
E-Republican
Anybod
Minneapolis Tribune
V. P
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Poland
Philadelphia Record
A. C. M. Hardware CO
Jain and Quartz Streets
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