Anaconda Standard creates network of news agencies
The notice lists multiple bylines and branch offices for the Anaconda Standard Publishing Company, detailing post office entry, circulation practices, and regional representatives in New York Detroit Rochester San Francisco and other cities as part of its newspaper distribution network. The ad flags advertising and business correspondence pathways and identifies offices in Anaconda Montana and Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Sian
Bosaries
New York
Broadway
St. Paul
N. Ste. Marie
Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan “News Command
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minni
Kelly Clean
George Grach
Dehver-Schneider News Company
Emma van
Angeles
Kemp News
San Diego
Postoffice
Portland
Liberty News
Washington Streets
Peace Treaty Terms and Austrian Delegates at Conference
The day marks the ceremony delivering terms of peace to the German representatives and outlines potential German attempts to modify provisions. It notes delays before signing and that Marshal Foch will handle matters if necessary. Austrian delegates are summoned to the peace conference to present their terms within the week and Fiume’s disposition is expected to be settled.
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Foch
Fiume
Willard
Toledo
Carey
Germany
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Ecgee
France
Republican Party
Gift Pinchot
China
Japan
Kiao Chau
Thibet
Champ Clark
Claude Kitchin
Boston ‘Transcript
Hohenzollern
Edith Cavey
Pittsburg
Repeal Likely Delayed On Luxury Tax Across Congress
The luxury tax, effective May 1, faces repeal delays as Congress remains in recess and fights a partisan filibuster. Merchants and buyers oppose the measure, imposed as a war tax to fund costs. Repeal was intended after armistice but stalled by Senate obstruction, with no session until June and a slow act in any case.
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Congress
Conress
Korean revolt tests Japan rule in Asia tensions
The article notes Koreans rising against Japanese governance and seeking independence, sending a delegation to a peace conference. It cites unsettled China Japan relations over Shantung and Kiaochau and mentions limited press coverage of Asian troubles.
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Asia
Korea
Japan
China
Shantung
Kiao Chau
World unrest spreads after war with many nations unsettled
The text notes disputes over territory and rewards for wartime efforts involving Germany, Japan, Armenia, Arabia, Syria, Palestine, and Turkey. It highlights influenza devastation in India, famine, and widespread unrest from Western Asia to Egypt. The League of Nations faces a long task to maintain peace across Europe and Asia.
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Japan
China
Germany
India
Western
Asia
Armenia
Arabia
Syria
Palestine
Egypt
Persia
Afghanistan
League of Nations
Europe
Legacy of David Meiklejohn and early Mon-Hpac lawmakers
The fragmentary text recalls David Meiklejohn and early leaders who shaped the first laws for Mon-Hpac. It mentions Beaverhead and Silver Bow counties, Pesach era, and忠 loyalty to old Dave Meiklejohn, describing a frontier governance era and local legacy through scattered lines.
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Bala
David Meiklejohn
Cabaty
Taiantoraia
Beaverhead
Silver Row
Melkijonn
Dave Meiklejohn
The Man of the Hour and a World at Peace
A reflective column lauds President Wilson as unvarnished in his bid for a second term while criticizing rival candidates. It contrasts bold leadership with cautious politicking, notes fear for Willard and the boxing figure, and comments on postwar Europe. The piece weaves in references to Carey, Germany, and peace terms, mixing opinion with sharp wartime-influenced ironies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Carey
Memphis
Willard
Red Cross
America
Willard Dempsey Fight Planned in Toledo Amid Questions
Tex Rickard announces a 12 round Willard Dempsey exhibition in Toledo Ohio to meet Ohio law and prohibition rules. He has hired principals for the event, a costly venture with uncertain public reception and six figure expenses. Nate Wormley provides sporting editor perspective from Stars and Stripes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Rickard
Toledo
Ohio
Princials
Rickard
Jess Willard
Nate Wormley
The
Stars and Stripes
Rhyme and Reason The Singers Who Win in 1919
Poetically reviews popular songs of the era, noting how current tunes like Heaven Home and Mother fail to move the audience while suggesting writers should reveal genuine emotion. TA. Daly critiques the music scene of 1919 and the Wheeler Syndicate imprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardenine
TA. Daly
Wheeler ‘Syndicate, Inc
Lueck SAM Sticks With Him On Protests In Italy Tour
The piece notes President Wilson’s Italy tour before crowds grew loud. It frames a livery profiteer defending his actions as self defense against competing profiteers amid public scrutiny in Washington St.
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Lueck
Sam
Wilson
Italy
Public Way Livery
Tesf
Washington St
Rice Pudding Recipe Gives Simple Warm Dessert Tips
Housewife’s Daily Economy Calendar outlines a rice pudding method with optional raisins and eggs, plus a bake dish, milk, sugar, and butter steps. It describes cooking times, browning, and serving suggestions, noting the dessert is easy to digest and suitable for warm weather households.
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Ada
Ali
McClure
Capital and Labor Unite for Postwar Prosperity
The York Journal argues that wartime collaboration of capital and labor can restore prosperity in the United States. It warns against abrupt readjustment, stresses patience and fairness, and calls for sacrifices and self denial to rebuild domestic production and trade and stabilize markets with other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apital
York Journal of Com
Postmaster General Sets Record With New Distinctions
A fragmented historical note hints at the postmaster general creating a broader set of distinctions, naming more categories than any prior holder. The text implies an unusual record or designation, suggesting notable administrative actions or honors within the postal service.
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Mas
Humorous exchanges and quips from daily papers
A collage of jokes and witty lines from newspapers including remarks about publicity in business, wedding gloom, gardening progress notes, burglar banter, and domestic humor. It weaves brief dialogues and one liners among fictional characters and real paper quips.
Spirit of the Press Names Ex Kaiser for Job
A collection of editorial jabs targets Kaiser sentiment and political figures. Comments from the Cleveland Plain Dealer Boston Transcript Pittsburgh Gazette Times St Louis Democrat Chicago News and Cleveland Plain Dealer critique German defeat, Prohibition enforcement, and U S political stances.
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Harden
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Maag
Rhyme and Reason
Pershing
Bres
Opyright
International Pilon Service
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Warren
Leviathan
Fury
Baker
Prix
United Bay
Vail
Housewife
Poughkeepale Jagle
St. Louis
Wiltie
Blade
Boston
Mike
Brooklyn
Spirit of the Press
Chicago News
Paris
Cletland Plain Dealer
Rice & May
A. M
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