Standard Publishing Company Ad and Address Notice
The snippet lists publication and mailing details for the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana. It includes printing office and street addresses, advertising contact, subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, and newsstand locations in multiple cities across the United States.
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Ftandard Publishing Company
Anaconds
Raiteriat Tino
Standard
Anaconda
Mont
Rutte
North Main Street
Feenssig Derinese Devt
Bancot
Alliam J. Morton Co
York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
MWS
Montana
New York
Hotaling
Chicago Congres
Paul—x. Ft
Marie Clear and News Co
East Fifth Street
Detroit
Portland
O'Mara
Fifth and Wash
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Beattie—Whitney
Beattie—Acms News Co
Occidental
Yesler Way
Bpokane
B. Stubsch
Wall and
Rivernine
Addrensha
Standard Publishing Company
Butte City Opens New Administration Under Mayor Maloney
On May 7 1917 Butte begins a new municipal era as Meyer Lane retires and Mayor Maloney takes control with Democrats holding the city’s offices and most aldermen. The Red Cross appeals to all Americans to join, stressing relief for war casualties and nationwide support for the humanitarian effort.
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Butte
Meyer Lane
Maloney
Democratic Party
Lane
THE
RED Cross
Faith in the future of America during wartime
A wartime speech asserts that the nation will prevail with success and credit. It urges confidence in America’s just cause, notes the long, challenging conflict ahead, and emphasizes that prosperity will endure beyond peace, relying on the United States’ resources to secure victory.
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America
United States
War Resolve Urges Total U S Effort For Victory
A call urges the United States to mobilize all resources and wage total war until victory, declaring war a necessity and urging confidence in ultimate success and a return to peace and a glorious destiny for America. It emphasizes readiness to sacrifice and faith in the outcome.
Let Justice Be Done in Silver Bow County
A historic editorial argues for a tougher approach in Silver Bow County courts. It condemns lenient policies that protected evildoers and calls for stern, unrelenting justice to deter crime, protect victims, and restore law and order. It urges prosecutors to punish offenders per the law and shifts sympathy toward victims over criminals.
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Silver Bow
Butte
Building to Sink In Sword of Ocean Warfare
A wartime editorial urges rapid ship production to aid England and France with supplies while submarines threaten every voyage. It notes many ships will be sunk, some after multiple trips, and calls for continued efforts despite material waste. Inventors both American and Allied pursue sub tactic solutions as food shipments vanish.
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United States
Europe
England
France
Closer Together Yet Worlds Apart in War Perspectives
The piece notes wide gaps in national and racial views amid war disclosures. It contrasts American and German viewpoints on right and justice, sums of belief about the war’s causes, and what constitutes freedom. It cites Cologne Volks Zeitung claiming Germany fights for world freedom, a claim Americans view as sarcasm, yet Germans believe it.
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Germany
Cologne
Volks Zeitung
Brotherhood of man in war spreads global kinship
The text suggests war will bring nations closer in thought and understanding, uniting Britain France the United States Italy Russia and others. It envisions reduced race bias toward Japanese Chinese Indians Algerians Moroccans and Germans and Austrians shedding autocratic ties to realize a true brotherhood of man.
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Kaiser
Universal Brotherhood of Man
Great Britain
France
United States
Italy
Russia
India
Algeria
Morocco
Brotherhood of
Man Haw Tongy
United States Tax Plans Spark Public Burden Debate
The text discusses American views on taxation tied to European wartime costs. Citizens worry about heavy tariffs and government burdens while seeking fair funding through duties and levies. Supporters urge resilience and civic duty to sustain wartime taxes without excessive complaint.
Root to Lead Commission to Russia Amid War Crisis
The selection of former Senator Root of New York to head the mission to Russia is widely commended. President Wilson is choosing leaders from both parties during the nation’s crisis. Root has accepted and will depart soon, traveling via the Pacific and Siberia to reach the new Russian republic. The aim is to express American sympathy and support to Russians in their pursuit of freedom.
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Root
New York
Wilson
Republican Party
Demcratic
Russia
Pacific Ocean
Siberia
Atlantic
Russian Republic
New Republic
Baby Week alarm over infant mortality and patriotism
Frances Marshalls Baby Week essay urges housewives to view economical nutrition and proper infant care as national service. It contrasts U S infant mortality with New Zealand, calls for action through nurseries, orphan funds, and small gifts to aid war orphans and needy mothers. Copyright 1917 McClure Syndicate.
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Children's Bureau
United States
Apartment of Labor
New Zealand
America
Europe
McCluren
The Paternal Error and a Canadian Camp Story
A father confronts his son who joined the polar corps against his wishes. The tale features a tense home visit where the son claims officers mistreat him to correct a grave error. In England a second George Washington is noted for an unusual four day leave request that stood out for its originality.
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England
George Washington
Keen
Puck
Boonies
Detroit Free Press
Prine Toveller
Tommy
First American Awarded Legion of Honor in Present War
Richard Norton becomes the first American given the Legion of Honor by France for war services. Co originator of the American Volunteer Ambulance Corps with IL H Harjes Norton, Harvard graduate of 1902, and son of Charles Eliot Norton. Special report.
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Legion OF Honor
Richard Norton
IL H. Harjes
Mr. Norton
American Volunteer Ambulance Corps
Harvard
Charles Eliot Norton
NOE ML
New York Times style humor spread in plateful of punchlines
A collage of jokes and quips from the era, including a tale of a Southern judge and a lawyer, a New York waiter gag about lamb stew, a boy fleeing a minister, a pun on medical diagnosis, and several light jokes about politics, war, and life.
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Atlanta
South
Henry
Yeasuh
Jedge
New York Times
New York
Referendum Calls Amid Satirical Political Talk
quotes criticize seeks for a referendum on army expansion and umbrellas funding as rain falls. mentions La Follette Champ Clark and volunteers for political jobs. notes cynical view of American political traits and George’s large constituency.
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Ictim
la Follette
Baltimore American
Champ Clark
Buffalo Express
Saya George
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