DAILY Subscriptions and Advertising Rates at Anaconda Office
STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions at its Anaconda Montana office. The notice also identifies foreign advertising contacts and a network of news agencies with offices in major cities.
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Chicago—Tribune
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San Francisco
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San Diego
Childe News Agency
Portland
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Liverty News
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Seattle
Indications of a busy presidential campaign season
The article surveys Republican and Democratic hopes with Sutherland of West Virginia entering the race, the Sutherland alliance in Pennsylvania backing him, Knox as a Pennsylvania favorite son, New Hampshire backing Wood, Pershing’s uncertain candidacy, and governors Goodrich Indiana and Lowden Ohio as leading GOP options. Cox of Ohio pursues delegates, while Taft, Root, and Hughes have not formally entered.
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Pennsylvania
Sutherland Alliance
Knox
New Hampshire
General Wood
Wood
General Pershing
Goodrich
Indiana
Lowden
Ohio
Cox
Taft
Root
Mughes
Naming the Great War Civilisation and its impact
The article argues overtones of a Great War title, contrasting The Great War for Civilisation with older wars like the Peloponnesian and American Revolution. It questions whether the civilization after the next war will differ meaningfully and critiques the nomenclature’s impact.
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New York
Tseit
Moses
Susan Ots
The Great War for Civilization Debated
A letter critiques the phrase The Great War for Civilization arguing it is too long and unnecessary. It favors the simpler term Great War, noting its clarity and enduring usefulness, while dismissing fears of an even larger future conflict.
German nobles lose jobs after empire wreck
A German professor estimates 278 nobles including kings and princes are now jobless due to the empire collapse. He says they lived off public funds for generations, and their removal ends luxury and idleness. TheGerman people gain, with saved funds aiding indemnities for Belgium and France.
The Kickless Saloon Plan Across Cities
The Salvation Army plans to take over many eastern saloons on July 1 in New York and other cities. Saloons will keep décor and services but replace hard liquor with soft drinks. Most staff may stay, religious services not forced, with a rapid nationwide rollout intended to form a continental chain.
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New York
Salvation Army
Belgium seeks greater peace terms and ratification
The Belgian delegation voices strong dissatisfaction with proposed peace terms. The Belgian king is urged to sign reluctantly, as Belgium and France bore the war’s brunt. Experts say no nation will be entirely satisfied, and only the United States may accept partial awards.
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United States
Airplane Exhibition Glorifies Wartime Progress in Butte
The recent splendid aeroplane exhibition in Butte for the Victory Joan campaign inspired ratification and pride among the large crowd. It showcased the year of progress in American air navigation and reflected optimism after the war entry, highlighting the nation's advances in aircraft construction and service.
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Butte
Joan
Department of Aeroplane Construction and Service
Progress of American air service and postwar politics
Placed in charge of John D. Ryan, the air service rapidly improved with many planes and engines produced. The armistice halted further progress, though wartime gains impressed leaders. The article also mocks postwar politics, commenting on figures like Bryan and Debs, and notes political shifts in Hungary and the League of Nations debates.
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John D. Ryan
Europe
Ryan
United States
War Department
Baker
Knot-Hole Ballade and Ford Chorus in Kansas City
A vintage poem fragment from 1919 reflects on a knot-hole in a fence at a ballgame, fans in the stands, and wandering auto sounds. The piece blends nostalgia for early 20th century sports crowds with playful verses about Fords and memory of battles past.
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Henry
Kansas City
Beans as meat substitute in economy meals
A 1930s household calendar notes dried beans remain among the few foods not rising in price and valued for protein. It describes bean dishes, soaking and cooking methods, and a Spanish bean recipe with tomatoes, onions, peppers, and seasonings to stretch meat budgets.
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Department of the Moulture
Beware Con Men Invest in a Bow From the Chicago Herald
A harsh caution against confidence tricks and wire tapping schemes. The piece critiques crooks who prey on trusting investors and urges calling the police and avoiding hasty money placements. It emphasizes honesty and warns the public to resist easy profits.
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Chicago Herald
Bunco
Landis
Comic Snippets and Jests From The Boston Transcript
A collage of humorous snippets and quips from the Boston Transcript including lines about cows in corn, spring er s, a touring car, grand opera, and political punchlines. The items riff on media, voting, and everyday absurdities, offering brief, playful contrasts and wry observations.
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Ohio State Journal
Chaplin
Crimson Gulch
Humber
Cactus Joe
Boston Transcript
Diverse World News Snippets Stir Headlines
The column aggregates varied items from Carranza and the Monroe doctrine debate to street name changes in Italy and wartime homefront notes. Mentions of Mesopotamian politics, Prohibition fallout, and 1920 presidential speculation color a mosaic of international and domestic concerns.
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