Anaconda Standard Publishing Company listing
The Anaconda Standard announces publishers and proprietors and provides roster details for advertising and mailing, including offices in Anaconda Mont and telephone numbers for business and editorial departments. It lists circulation and subscription rates and a nationwide network of news agencies and representatives.
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Andard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Bell
Standard
Mont. Dutte
North Mainstreet
Business
Fito- Fiat
Williams J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Mall
Hotaiine
Broadway
Chicaeo
Congress
Ste Marie Clear
One Co
Fast Fifth Street
Detroit
Danver—Schneider News Co
Salt Lake
Emma van Patten
San Francisco
United News
Eady
Los Angeles
Kemp News Agency
San Dieo
Childe News Agency
Portland
Postomfen
Dan O'Mara
Fifth
Washington Streets
Tacoma
Treeo News Co
Seattle
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Butte seeks to halt destruction of German school books
SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1918, reports that Butte trustees consider banning German books in schools. The library already removed German titles and stored them away. A war chest parade plans a bonfire to burn the books this evening, though the war chest committee disavows involvement. The article urges trustees to refrain from destroying the books as a wasteful, unhelpful act.
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Butte
War Chet
Board of
Brary Trustees
State Council of Defense
War chest drive urged in Butte and Anaconda
A call for full participation in the war chest committees. Every man and woman earning income should contribute to a growing number of cities adopting the plan. Butte and Anaconda have established committees to raise and manage funds, aiming for a complete and energetic success to support worthy causes.
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Butte
Anaconda
Bill Aims to Suppress Disloyal I W W Groups
A wartime era measure proposed by Senator Walsh of Montana seeks to outlaw any association whose aims include using force or threats to change government, society, or economy in the United States. The bill imposes punishment for officers, members, or those renting venues to such groups, acknowledging some may harbor disloyal sentiments despite legal safeguards.
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Congress
Walsh
Montana
United States
Cincinnati
New York
Els
Betwe
Tne
France
Liveria Abyssinia
Fes
Cours
Department of State
Department of Commerce
Federal Trade Commission
Tariff Commission
War Chest the Practical Way in War Relief Effort
A Butte Montana author argues the war chest method is the only practical plan for collecting and distributing funds for war relief. He praises local loyalty shown in Liberty bonds and war savings stamps and urges continued support to surpass past efforts. The writer warns that disloyal individuals cannot be converted by law but can be prevented from causing further harm.
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Butte
Silver Bow County
F. Roche
Montana Power Co
Immigration Trends as War Slows U S Arrival
A historic report notes a sharp immigration decline since World War II began, with only 57,715 arrivals in six months from July to January. Japan alone supplied 12,000 migrants, the highest six month total from that country ever, amid unclear motives for the shift in origin.
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United States of America
Europe
United States
Italy
Ireland
Sweden
Norw
Germany
Austria
Balkan Countries
Japan
Nation debate over army size and alcohol study
Congress debates a huge army under presidential control for war needs while a London committee reports alcohol is a narcotic not a stimulant. It warns alcohol dulls judgment, fuels illusions, and is ineffective for treating fainting, urging dilution with food and intervals to avoid persistent intake.
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English Control Board
London
Wartime Oatmeal Bread Recipe Issued Here
Frances Marshall notes government urges wheat conservation and promotes rolled oats in bread making. The article explains oatmeal as a substitute for white flour, outlining the small amount of white flour needed with oats and a wartime recipe for oatmeal bread.
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Food Administration
Family rescued after eight months aboard German raider Wolf
Mr and Mrs John Stanley Cameron and their young daughter of San Francisco were German prisoners for eight months aboard the Wolf and its prize Ignatz Mendi. The Ignatz ran aground on the Danish coast and the Danish interned the prize and freed Allied prisoners, including the Camerons. Captain Cameron, master of the Beluga, was returning from Australia with benzine and provisions when seized.
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United States
John Stanley Cameron
San Francisco
Wolf
Ignatz Mendi
Germany
Camerons
Cameron
Australia
Jim
Entie Strait
Recipe and political notes mix in early 20th century issue
A fragmentary page blends a homemade yeast bread recipe with political letters and commentary from 1918. It includes steps for yeast dough, oats, molasses, and spices, then shifts to editorials on trade policy, consular reform, and anti-German sentiment plus a humorous wartime Pudding recommendation.
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McClure News
War era editorials mix praise and critique across papers
A collage of editorial excerpts notes mixed American war effort sentiment, political figures like Champ Clark, and German actions. It cites criticisms of Senate critics, praise for leaders, and mentions a German hospital strike amid current events.
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WAR Chest
Amy
War Department
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Prohibitionial Literture
Signe Wld
Hungary
Ryan
Ferdinand
Romania
Denmark
Commonwealth of Russia
Lloyd George
Uttie
Holland
Atlantic Monthly
James Hamilton Lewis
von Hindenburg
Ypres-or
Verdun
Kaiser
Baker
la Follette
Deneration
Starn
Stripe
Frances Marshall
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Associated Press and Papers
Allan Mnaughton
Garrison, Mont
Phousand
Civid
Louis
Hoover
Spirit of the Press
America
United States Senate
Toronto Mail
Seany
Vie
Milwaukee
Victor Berger
Liberty Loan
Springfield Republican
Champ
Clark
Huffalo
Willie
Washington Post
White House
Champ Clark
Mise
Boston Globe
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