Anaconda Standard Office and contact details
Anaconda Standard notes its publisher and address details, listing Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana and correspondences to Butte, Montana. It states Associated Press rights and credits for news dispatches and local news, with connections to large city offices in New York Chicago Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
North Main Street
Med
Butte
Montana
Associated Prese
Associated Preas
Pradden, King & Pradden
Fifth Ave
New York
Broger Bidg
Chicago
Globe ‘Bidg
Boston
Wilsonism and Knox in the 1920 race at San Francisco
A sprawling analysis traces President Wilson’s likely vetoes and push to shape the San Francisco League of Nations convention, naming Lodge Knox Johnson Borah and Bryan as anti Wilson figures. It notes political maneuvering in Pennsylvania and national scenes, with the central issue the party’s stance on the League and who might be the 1920 Republican dark horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Senate
United States
Lodge
Knox
Johnson
Borah
San Francisco
League of Nations
Mitchell Palmer
Bryan
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Sproul
Seanad
Wood
Lowden
Dark Horse
Jim Ree
Oregon Democrats
Reed
Woodrow Wilson
San Franccisco
Montana
Lewistown
Ana
Hern
Hoover
Sas
Bur
Macon Telegraph
Darrel Staves
Dallas News
California
Washington Post
William H. Taft
Hiram Johnson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Labor Efficiency Shows Rise in Early 1920
Dr. John Whyte reports from a survey of 169 manufacturers that 34 percent saw labor efficiency rise between December 1919 and March 1920 while 6 percent noted a decrease. Causes include profit sharing, bonuses, and higher wages, with shortages and unrest cited for declines. overall output remains below prewar levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapor
John Whyte
Department of Research
National Association of Credit Men
Whyte
Conditions worsen as currencies collapse across Europe
The report describes severe hardships in Southeastern Europe with shortages of food clothing and raw materials. Official currency depreciation is listed for Austria Hungary Germany Greece Romania Poland Czecho Slovakia showing prices could reach up to forty times normal costs for imports to the United States. Economic and political strain intensifies the distress facing millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Hungary
Germany
Greece
Rowmanns
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
America
Impressions and Banter Fly Across Satirical Snippets
A collage of humorous exchanges and wry asides from various U.S. papers. Jokes poke at fashion, theater, social pretenses, and everyday foibles through sharp, clipped dialogue. Names and locales appear in rapid, quotable snippets reflecting early 20th century newspaper humor.
Montana Press Briefs on Wilson Policy and Labor
The Montana press discusses party dynamics around Woodrow Wilson and anti-Wilson forces at San Francisco. Farmers plan to push for recognition in Chicago and San Francisco platforms by sending delegates. Other notes cover mountain water, Butte strike status, and a mining company ban on IWW members as prudent labor policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs
APO
Chicago
San Francisco
Missoula
Butte
Anaconca Copper Mining Company
Minnes
Aissouhan
Flurries of quotes highlight early 20th century political chatter
A collage of quotes mocks 1912 era politics including references to Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft, and Merbert Hoover. The notices echo newspaper humor on elections, platforms, prices, and public sentiment across multiple cities.
Marines Sail South For Possible Duty In Mexico
Maj. A. E. Simon leads a detachment of United States marines who were ordered to depart League Island navy yard. The landing force boarded the Oklahoma and embarked for operations in southern waters as tensions rise around Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood & Underwood
New York
A. E. Simon
United States
League Island Navy Yard
Mexico
Oklahoma
Two Old Ladies And A Cake Baker In A Letter From Heaven
Winifred Black writes about mortality and the living, contrasting a graveyard obsessed man with two old ladies. One keeps thinking of death, the other bakes cakes for neighbors, showing wisdom of the heart and daily joy, despite age and class differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale A
Manchester
Parsons
Patien Epideric
Akes
Mrs. Smith
Bre. Brown
Mrs. Robinson
Mrs. Jones
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Henry P. Davison
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Champ Clark
Mr. Hearst
Swassia
Avou
Prew
Boston —Transcript
Washington Star
Everting
Cassels Saturday Journal
Baltimore American
Ady
Chavo
Bobby
Boston ‘Transcript
Louteville Courier-Journal
THE
Montana Press
Butte Wobblies
Helena
King
Utah
Great Falls Tribune
Indianapolis News
Hirasa
Merbert Hoover
Pittsburg Dispatch
Marines
Winifred
Colorado
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