Anaconda Standard Advertising and News Agencies List
Local publication page lists advertising and distribution offices for The Anaconda Standard and Montana areas. It names New York, Portland, Seattle, Tacoma, and other agents, with addresses and partners, detailing where newspapers are available and sold.
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Standard Publishing Company
Butte
North Main Street
Teles Business Department
William J Morton Company
Satariea Fentenentarive
New York
Pieh Avenue
Advange
Napeea
Emmas van Batten
Biegoe
Rtland
Portland Livers News
Pigth
Washington Streets
Tacoma—Trego News Company
Seattle
Wintnes News Agency
Tierty News Company
Occidental
Wester Way
Ane
B. Stubeck
Wall
Rio
Gowt
Wilson and the League of Nations Triumph
Critics argued President Wilson should stay home but his personal presence at the peace conference proved essential to creating the League of Nations. The movement, aided by his efforts, is hailed as the greatest achievement for the world’s good and a decisive answer to detractors.
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Wilson
Europe
League of Nations
League
United States
Torms
Conditions in Italy and the peace conference upheaval
The article questions whether Italy’s government maneuvered at the peace conference to gain votes, returning after securing a claim to Fiume and the Dalmatian coast. It warns that expansionist moves may not avert a future government change, noting mixed public reactions to Wilson’s handling and Italy’s debt crisis.
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Rone
Halla
Fiume
Dalmatian
Italy
Wilson
Tulian
Flavio Vananzi
Italy on edge as debt soars and unrest grips nation
A historical warning describes a nation teetering under rising public debt from three to fifteen billion dollars, scarce food, and widespread distress. It cites revolutionary tensions, brutal military discipline, and calls for solidarity among workers and peasants as Italy risks a pivotal social upheaval.
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Italy
Question of Party Over League Vote Causes GOP Split
The piece argues that a Republican Senate conference will decide if the League of Nations is a party issue or merit based. It criticizes leaders who view the matter only through the lens of next year’s presidential election and oppose or support the plan to suit Republican prospects. It warns of politicizing world affairs.
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Washington
League of Nations
Wilson
Prospero us Cuba touted for growth and trade gains
A Purported 1902 Cuban republic era praises Cuba's prosperity, claiming war neutrality, soaring prices, and dramatic trade expansion. It cites U S imports rising from 48.1 million in 1908 to 189.9 million in 1917 and exports to the U S growing from 75.9 million to 25.3 million, framing a sixfold commerce rise.
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Cuba
Repubic of
United States
Eee
A Week of Mourning Across Germany After Peace Terms
A week of sorrow is decreed across the German empire as Allied peace terms are seen as a reckoning for war crimes. The public mood shifts toward repentance for unleashing the most brutal global conflict, with prayers and reflection urged nationwide.
War words from the era on Germany and the price of conflict
A reflection on World War I era conduct, noting that starting a war is easy but ending it is costly. It argues Germany must pay for the war in full, acknowledging contrition and repentance and the broader toll of conflict.
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Belgium
France
Delayed Amazement at German Peace Terms
A commentary argues Germans face delayed awakening to Allied peace terms after brutal World War II era actions. It contrasts past German ruthlessness with civilizational amazement now directed at German conduct, urging accountability and reflection on wartime crimes.
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Belgium
France
Lusitania
Optimism and initiative for a better America
A call to lasting optimism urges Americans to shed fear and uncertainty. It emphasizes confident, hardworking action, prudent planning, and practical effort to ensure prosperity and a stronger nation.
Labor program notes from Paris conference raise core goals
The Paris conference discussions emphasize labor declarations as non commodity rights. Proposals include lawful purposes, adequate wages, eight hour day, weekly rest, abolition of child labor, and equal pay for men and women. The tone stresses steady commitment over sensationalism amid economic pressures.
Global Labor Unity Seen Rising From International Conference
A fragmented foreign policy reflection notes that despite climate and habit differences a conference can foster a push toward labor standard uniformity. It suggests such unity serves as a seed for progressive legislation and human uplift, echoing democratic shifts and rising living standards worldwide.
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Apa
Italian Situation Rhyme and Reason in Dialect Sketch
A 1919 Wheeler Syndicate sketch features a caricatured Italian American dialogue. The piece centers on a demanding speaker who refuses conversation and insists on leaving, expressing agitation about debts and family. The scene highlights ethnic stereotypes of the period in a short farcical exchange.
War Era Quips and Echoes Across Papers
A collage of snippets from multiple papers lampooning figures and events of the postwar era. Comments ridicule Germans and expost slogans about trials at Camp Meade and political campaigns for 1920. A humorous prison anecdote closes the montage with irony about borrowing money.
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War Department
Camp Meade
New York World
German Officers With War Records Attend Surrendered Liner
Three German officers with notable war service accompanied the Cap Finisterre to the United States. Capt Emil Pohliman served on Moewe which sank forty three vessels. Alois Bergmann fought at Zeebrugge. Neujahr also saw action, aiding the surrender voyage to brief the American crew on the liner's peculiarities.
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Cap Finisterre
U. S
Emil Pohliman
Moewe
Alois Bergmann
Zeebrugge
Neujahr
Lord of Doughtors
Cooperative pie project in early 20th century communities
The excerpt describes a housewife's calendar and a cooperative canteen effort led by Mrs Jones where neighbors bake pies to support church kitchens. It contrasts the chores and fatigue with communal exchange, noting tasks like rolling crusts and filling, and suggesting shared labor improves outcomes.
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Tey Thian
Saeed
Mrs. Jones
Canteen
Canteen Head
McClure
Wit Fragments Trace Humorous Exchange in 19th Century Columns
A collection of brief, dated quips and cartoon captions features dialogue on marriage, finances, and social life. Highlights include a bishop in a wine jar joke, a chauffeur’s effect on repair bills, and Mrs. Senator Blubdub weighing hats while politics loom in Paris.
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Sillicus
John
Boston Transcript
Johnsson
Paris
Blubdub
Louisville Cour Journal
Spirit of the Press on Censorship and Interference
A fragment discusses press censorship fears over bombs sent to a Paris peace commissioner and notes prior U S involvement in the war. It cites the York Post and Charleston News Courier arguing bias in coverage and a proposal by Ole Hanson about deporting radicals or sidelining them.
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Paris
York Post
Charleston News Courier
The
United
Ole Hanson
American army praised for good form in interview
In a recent interview Charles M Schwab lauds the American army for its good form and easy sin, noting it sparked various tales. He cites a London story from 1915 about an American visitor who says he will buy the war after seeing it.
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Charles M. Schwab
England
London
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Associated Press
Aveoe
All News
eBie
Cah
the Labor Program
Rhyme and Reason
TA. Daly
Wheeler Syndicate
Germitn
Rofersors
Buffalo
Cain
Binghamton Press
Toronto Globe
Boston ‘Transcript
Versailes Palace
Montreal Star
Fort Plain Standard
Usta
U.S
Emil Joniman
Richard Neujahr
Germany
Ved
Indianapolis News
Bryan Didate
Philadelphia
Versailles
Wood
Republacon
Landsdowne
Asquith
Reading
Springfield Republican
Carranza Mays
Mexico
Baltimore
Herr Hohengollern
Wombat
Louisville Courier-Journal
Spirit of the Press
Basnei
Rice & May
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
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