Anaconda Standard publishing details and Montana distribution
Publication info for The Anaconda Standard includes publishing offices in Anaconda and Butte, mailing details, foreign advertising by William J. Morton Co., subscription rates, Sunday Standard, and Montana newsstand distributors across major cities. Addresses, rates, and agent listings are provided for national and regional distribution.
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William J. Morten Co
New York
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Conereas
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Woodward
Michigan
Pedgenenter, Minn
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Washington Street
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Whitney
Acme News Co
Occidenstal
Wester Way
Spokane
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Vail
Riverside
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War Chest Campaign in Butte Nears Complete Success
The May 9 1918 canvass shows strong unity for the war chest with few refusals. Most funds go to the Red Cross and allied causes while labor leaders urge continued work and patriotism. A few unions have struck, questioned by the public as soldiers fight in France.
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Butte
Red Cross
Captains of Industry Step In To Save The Nation
Muckrakers a decade ago attacked big corporations and their leaders portraying success as a crime. Now those captains of industry are described as patriots, volunteering their time and energy in national service. They are seen as true public servants using great abilities for the nation’s benefit.
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America
Great men of industry lead United States war effort
The nation places trust in top business leaders to run war industry and restore order. Achieving victory requires no peace talks until Germany is defeated. The United States will wield its full strength, pushing for total victory and warning that peace negotiations now are inappropriate.
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America
Germany
Europe
United States of America
Proposal to raise army age to forty in wartime debate
The article discusses raising the military age to 40 as a means to boost manpower for war. It notes transport improvements and that current draft classes may not supply enough troops. Extending the age would keep more men from essential work, aid morale, and demonstrate U.S. commitment to complete victory.
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United States
Baker
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Von Bernstorff code deciphered by gov ernment in war era
The Associated Press reports the Von Bernstorff code used by the German foreign office to guide sabotage in the United States was deciphered and restricted. Dr Earl B Sperry of Syracuse University testified in Washington, detailing how plotting and intrigue were directed from Berlin. A New York employment bureau run by Hans Leibow served as a cover to incite strikes, explosions, and civil unrest.
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von Bernstorff
Foreign Office
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United States
Huo Schmidt
Earl B. Sperry
Library School
Syracuse University
Washington
Sperry
Foreign Ministry
Berlin
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New York City
Hans Leibow
Washington Monthly
Activijerman
Wartime Housewifery and Wartime Prose Echoes
A fragmented wartime column mixes social notes on home life and fashion with political commentary. It references Remington plant tensions in New York, German influence in labor, and public figures while weaving in military satire, aviation hopes, and shifts in household habits like linen versus cotton usage during war shortages.
War talk on youth enlistment and duty across nations
A rough collage of excerpts argues that youths make the best soldiers and volunteering will end the war tragedies. It cites The London Times on Allied reliance, urges Americans to do all they can, and notes thrift stamps as patriotic practice. Various quips and jokes close the page.
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Gotan ‘Glum
Xenophon P. Wilfley
May
Louieville
Avlantie
Wallay
America
Germany
Fragmented Nations Speak Through War Time Rifts
Compact review of wartime commentary from papers like Marion Why Preserve it and Oregon letters. Highlights include, amid accusations of press bias, debates on censorship and how coverage shapes public morale, with references to German actions and economic distress.
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Tolshevik
Marion
Oregon
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