Standard Publishing Company Adverts and Addresses
Anaconda Montana publisher notes inclusion in the Standard Publishing Company with Butte Montana offices. Mentions mail and second class matter status and editorial and business departments contact details. Also lists Associated Press rights for news dispatches and Western and Eastern representative offices in New York Chicago Boston San Francisco.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Butte
Montana
Associated Prom
Kpomse
Etomecrin
Focal News
Pradden
King & Pradden
Influence
New York
Steger Vuilding
Chicago
Jobe Building
Boston
Western Representatives
R. J. Bidwell Company
Market Street
San Francisco
Flying Patrol to Patrol Northern Frontier by Air
The Royal Canadian flying police promise a new auxiliary force to patrol unreachable northern territories from Peace River to the Arctic. Mounted police will train adventurers, ban gambling and shooting irons, and ensure only fit, properly equipped travelers embark north. Posts with flying bases already exist as the north is watched from the skies.
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Northwest
Calian Mounted Police
Express
Westn
Prairies
Jonton
M. P
Royal Canadian Flying Police
Hich
Peace River
Athabasca
Arctic
Mounted Police
Mackenzie River
Mmost
Senate to Open Railroad Inquiry Next Tuesday
The senate committee on interstate commerce will begin a general inquiry into U.S. railroad conditions with railroad executives as first witnesses. Chairman Cummins says the probe aims to gather information to guide future plans and legislation despite wartime disruptions and conflicting opinions on profit and service.
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Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
United States
Cummins
Railroads of America
Malicious falsehood targets Kelley property taxes
The local red publication attacks Mr. C. F. Kelley without evidence, alleging evasion of taxes. Kelley testifies he paid $50 000 in taxes last year, and his statement shows no evasive intent. The wobbl y organ used the inquiry to mislead readers.
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Rgan
Reds
C. F. Kelley
Kelley
Inn
W. J
London
Bryan
Washington
Jersovite
Knoxville Journ
Tribune
Coulevine
Montana to Begin 3 Million Dollar Road Building Drive
County commissioners across Montana, under the state highway commission, will start constructing three million dollars in new and permanent highways within two weeks. To spur activity, the railway commission orders a 20 percent intrastate freight rate cut on sand, gravel, cement and other road materials from May 20 through November 20, aiding contractors, builders and counties during the spring and summer construction season.
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Boards of
Montana
State Highway Commission
Montana State Railway Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Germany Threats and Peace Talks Stir U S Press
A Montana press summary reports pessimism over U S Senate Knox peace resolution amid German defiance and Argentina’s links to German capitalists. It notes German pressure, possible independent U S peace moves, and diplomat Warren urging patience and hard work to ride deflation and wage pressures. Also mentions language trade gaps and a fascist tilt in Italy amid global postwar tensions.
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Germany
Berlin
Saxony
South America
Afeaten
Francis E. Warren
Wyoming
Senate
Financial Post
Warren
Billings Gazette
London school humor and a teacher's cockney line
Fragmentary OCR note recounts a London school joke about a teacher and a cockney pupil. Vague lines recall gifts, skirts, ankles on grass in the park and a puzzled exchange. Mentions Milly Bet and cartoon themes with economic caution.
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London
Willie Fom
Washington
Milly
Stu
Ana
Edwin Markham Nominated Dean of New York Poetry House
The poet Edwin Markham, author of The Man With the Hoe, is named as the first dean of a proposed New York City House of Poets. Plans call for a combined club and clearing house for American poetry, aiming as New Yorks newest cultural addition.
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Edwin Markham
House of
New York City
Poe Pullaing
New York
Photo, International
Flashing Signals From A Fragmented Clipping Era
A mosaic of quotes and snippets references times past, mentioning figures like Mr Bryan and Big Bill Haywood, with notes on housing debates, aloof officials, and sensational headlines. The collage hints at political and social tensions across newspapers.
Rhyme and Reason on Hoard and Family Tale
A fragmented verse scene from 1921 Daly copyright describes a chaotic household with taunts, a man’s insistence on appearances, a child present with a beard plan, and a grandmotherly moment. The piece hints at social pressures, family dynamics, and humor amid devout speech.
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Indy
A Daly
Tay Daly
Horoscope for Thursday May 5 1921 warns of turmoil in love and public life
Astrologers say Venus is briefly favorable but Uranus and Jupiter oppose, predicting moral laxity and scandals touching high places. Judges and college presidents face fatigue, while Mercury opposition to the moon signals difficulties with foreign nations and possible tensions with Mexico. Rulers risk assassination. some births may be gifted but rash. many public men born under this rule.
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Jupiter
Ara
Ite
United States
Mexico
Europe
McCture
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Star
Blue Sunday Advocates
Congress
Will Hays
Napoleon
American Legion
Dawes
Professor Einstein
Smet & Do
THE
Montana Press
Senate of
America
American State Department
Lewistown
Democrat-News
Senator Warren
Buenos Aires
Nso
Mites
City Star
Bozeman
Bogeman Chronicle
Ivanan Fascisti
Pascisti
Italy
Turin
Helena
House OF Poets
NASA
Sy Forenson
Toledo ‘Blade
Vauderille
Indianapolis Star
Bill “Bryan
Eoumbia Record
Wall Street
Indianapolis
Nowa
Cohdwel
Ohio State Journal
Big Bill Haywood
New York Herald
Rhyme and Reason
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