Anaconda Standard Masthead and Office Contact Info
The Anaconda Standard publishes its masthead listing standard publisher credits, office locations, and contact numbers for business and editorial departments in Anaconda Montana. The note references the Butte office at 119 North Main Street and post office registration details.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Seco
Butte
North Main Street
Montana
Associated Press
Asociated Press
Stern Business
Prudden
King & Prudden
Fifth Ave
New York
Steger Bidg
Chicago
Glover Bidg
Boston
California's Republican plan to press Johnson at Chicago
The piece describes California Republicans naming Senator Johnson as an alternate delegate to the Chicago convention to push for a platform debate while leveraging gallery influence. It compares Johnson to Garfield and Bryan, notes the tactic aims to disrupt the floor, and adds commentary on agriculture and rising food prices driven by global production and transport conditions. It mentions Denmark and Sweden, surplus crops, and the Department of Agriculture urging farmers to maximize production for favorable prices.
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California
Senator Johnson
Chicago
Garfield
Bryan
Johnson
United States
Denmark
Sweden
America
Department of Agriculture
Hoover's Strength and Weakness in Chicago Nomination Battle
The piece argues Hoover will not secure the Chicago nomination despite broad popular support. It notes strong backing from independents and some Democrats, plus endorsements from engineers, with Edison citing Hoover as the economy-focused choice. It also predicts party politicians will unite to deny Hoover the nomination as Chicago nears.
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Hoover
Urusnea
Literary Digest
Independent Press
Thomas A. Edison
West Orange
N. J
George Washington
Wood
White House
Chicago
NEXT WINTER S FOOD SUPPLY WARNINGS AND OUTLOOK
The department of agriculture warns that winter food supply may face challenges due to delayed farm work from unseasonable weather and labor shortages. Encouraging signs come from the South with favorable growing conditions, while the region has shifted from relying mainly on sugar production to broader crops.
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Department of Agriculture
South
Prohibition in New York and political chatter mix
A thick column of editorials comments on prohibition in New York City. Judge Charles C. Nott criticizes enforcement failures and rising crime, while contrasting public feelings about saloons, enforcement duty, and political tensions across the nation. The piece touches on figures like Bryan, Wilson, Carranza, Obregon, and mentions charcoal discussions of industry and weather shifts.
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New York City
Anti-Saloon League
Barleycorn
Charles C. Nott
Thad
Nott
Humorous Quotations From Several Papers Collage
A collage of quips and jokes from papers like the Kansas City Star and New York Sun, featuring a Havana drunkard, domestic squabbles, weather musings, and a sailor’s pun. Also includes an ostrich tale and light remarks about clothing prices and fiction habits.
Butte Athletes Triumph Highlight Interscholastic Meet
The Missoulian praises Butte young athletes for a late event victory and nerve filled display in the interscholastic program. The region reports on labor tensions with 1 W W propaganda and industry reactions across Helena Billings Bridger and Havre, noting corporate action against the union members and calls to remove I W W influence for progress.
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Butte
Jess
Lovely Mary Finnerty Poem Fragment
A poetic fragment by A Daly from 1920 presents a speaker’s musings about Mary Finnerty in a Trinity parish. The piece contrasts wonder at beauty with a realization that voices reveal brighter, ardent truths beyond appearances.
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Mary Finnerty
Mary ‘Finnerty
Alary
Finnerty
Lary Pinner
Mary “Finnerty
A. Daly
Bat Daly
Political Smears and Ironies in 1920 Campaign Debates
A collage of editorial quips and quotes from 1920 campaign coverage. References to Senator Johnson, Colonel Roosevelt, Bryan, Wilson, and other figures appear alongside notes on strikes, insurance, and economic woes. The clippings reflect partisan wit and public sentiment across multiple papers.
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Johnson
Roosevelt
Cincinnati
England
America
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Wisdom of Love In Winifred Black's Letter
Winifred Black discusses the wisdom of love via a reader question about a 40 year old woman deeply in love with her husband. She argues the woman is sensible and suggests others envy or fear the powerful pull of devoted affection, contrasting it with younger partners and social pressures.
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Kansas City
White
London
York
New York
Sun
Phil
York Tribune
Tommy
Johnn
Johnny
Houston Post
Winifred Black
Joversick Girl
Claude
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Pittsburg
Edwards
Mr. Bryan
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Ene
Mexico
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Villa
Hi Johnson
Havana
Louisville Courier Journal
Parden Arab
THE
Montana Press
Austenaing
Helena
Billings Gazette
Bridger
Helens
Gentry
I. W
Anaconda Copper Company
Havre
Hill County Democrat
Eee
Rhyme and Reason
Pittsburg Gazette-Times
Washington
Wall Street Journal
Won't of the People
Columbia Record
Asketion
Detroit Free Press
Humpty Dumpty
New York ‘Telegraph
Indianapolis Star
Switzerland
Hampton Gary
New
United
Stitee Sainister
Gary
Europe
Lapland
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