STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY RECORDS AND OFFICES
Publication listing for Standard Publishing Company includes post office entry as second class mail, with subscription rates for fly and Sunday, monthly and annual prepaid options. It also notes offices in Anaconda Butte Branch No 28 East Broadway, Bell phone 422, independent phone 1422, and management by W. J. Morton. Foreign and new York advertising listed, with Chicago Tribune building address.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Finday
Honda Business
Bell
Independent
Butte
East Broadway
W. J. Morton
Foreign Advertising
New York
Omce
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Tribune
Newsstands and News Agencies List Across Cities
A listing of newsstand and news agency locations in multiple cities. Names include New York Hotaling s Park Row Detroit Metropolitan News Co Chicago Congress Hotel St Paul and others. The notice requests all general business letters to Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana.
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Montana
New York
Hotaling
Park Row
Thirty Eighth
Broadway
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward and
Michigan
Chicago
Congress
St. Paul
St. Mario Cigar and News Co
Fifth Street
San Francisco
Itehouse
Portland
O'Mara News Co
Bixth North
Spokane
John W. Graham
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Whitney’s
Rowman News Company
Rochester
Minn
J. D. Kelly
Main
Zumbro Streets
Fe Standard Publishing
Comany
Anaconda
Aeee
Low mood across United States mirrors dull Europe
The article notes widespread somber mood in the United States linked to tariffs currency law income tax Mexico policy and anti trust talk and mentions EUs dull business climate after JP Morgan leader HE Davison returned from Europe saying business there is also weak and lacking momentum reflecting a global downturn.
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United States
Roosevelt
Europe
HE. P. Davison
J. P. Morgan & Gole Suat
New York
Two New Battleships for Navy and Alaska Rail Plan
The U S house approved two new first class battleships as debate over naval build up ends with looming war. President Wilson named Lt Mears to a commission to build a government railroad in Alaska, linking canal expertise to Arctic rail ambitions.
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Mexico
Congress
Navy Department
House Committee On Naval Affairs
United States
House
Wilson
Mears
Panama
Alaska
Panama Canal
British Budget Proposes Higher Taxes to Cover Deficit
Chancellor David Lloyd George submits a Commons budget proposing increased taxation to fund rising government expenditures. Estimated revenue for next year is 1,003,275,000 dollars, while expected expenditures exceed this by 49,000,000 dollars, creating a deficit to be funded.
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David Lloyd George
House of Commons
Tax and gun control clash in British and American scenes
The article argues increasing the tax burden on higher incomes in Britain with a maximum 12 percent rate and raises inheritance taxes on estates over 300000. It also reports a Chicago streetcar murder linked to gun culture, highlighting calls for stricter gun control and the need for honest administration of such laws.
Vaterland: The Hamburg line's giant new liner sails
The Vaterland, largest ship afloat with 55 000 gross tons and 950 feet length, tops the Imperator by 5 000 tons and 21 feet in length. The Great Eastern’s 680 foot frame is far smaller. Speed tests were not run on its trial voyage, but planners may push the vessel toward records on future runs.
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Vaterland
Hamburg- American Line
Imperator
Great Eastern
Will New York constitutional convention be held next year
The New York convention vote may be voided after fraud allegations in polls. The slim majority of 1,358 from 310,444 favored holding a convention, with nine counties for and 61 against. Greater New York drove the result, prompting court investigations and possible re-vote on the charter question.
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New York State
Greater
New York
Peace Day Observance Urges Youth Involvement
International peace groups designate Monday May 18 to promote peace worldwide and within nations. Schools encouraged to hold exercises highlighting war costs, enlist youth, and sermons by clergy on the Sunday before Peace Day to explain the true meaning of war.
Peace Day Echoes Amid War Talk and Local Quips
A fragmentary column juggles peace observances, political quips, and social sly humor. It notes broad American reluctance for war against Mexico, praises peace efforts, and cites regional figures, jokes, and cartoonish jabs about politics, media, and society.
Americanizing comments spark heated postwar debate
A fragmentary wartime column mocks immigrant and Mexican stereotypes while noting a Baltimore minister's stance against automobiles. The piece references Saluting the flag, Huerta, Appomattox, and cremation of corpses in Mexico, concluding with a dig at the preacher needing aid to operate a car.
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Mexico
Reformer resilience and social musings from Luke M Iuke
The Cincinnati Enquirer quotes Luke M Iuke railing at reform foes and political smoke, mocking conductors and pay, noting bitter public outrages against common people. He lampoons women’s dress costs and moral vanity, concluding with skeptical heaven’s placid appeal.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Intellectual Cocktails and social ranks explored in a parlor game
An article reflects on a childish finger game where each finger represents a family member or sweetheart. It uses the moment to probe social class and life choices, quoting Ruskin on attachment to status. It questions why some spare life for wealth, servants, and circles and ponders the meaning of choosing life over death when constrained by station.
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Maas
Oklahoma City
John Stuart Mun
Evelyn Thaw
Butte
Ruskin
Eas
Iman
Winds of Drought Weigh on Farmers in Mason Verse
Walt Mason laments a furnacelike wind from the south that scorches crops and threatens harvests. He imagines wheat dying, corn withering, and livestock losses, noting the poor man faces ruin as prices and drought bite. The poem portrays a stubborn landholder's despair amid advancing heat and wind.
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Canaan
Calamitous Mediation Echoes Across Nations
A garbled dispatch notes calls for mediators to be recalled to Maryland amid revolutions, mentions public office seeking renomination and Colorado governor, while contrasting reactions from Wall Street Journal, New York World, and Chicago News on Huerta and recognition in Mexico.
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Colorado
Wall Street Journal
Carranza
Marie Henry Boston
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