Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Directory
Official listing for the Anaconda Standard Publishing Company and affiliates. Includes addresses, telephone numbers, editorial and business departments, foreign advertising reps, and agents in New York Chicago Detroit Salt Lake Seattle Portland and other cities.
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Standard Publishing
Anaconda
Bell
Mat
Butte Brandt
North Main Street
William J. Morton Co
Fenerative New York
Pitth Avenue
Chicago——Tribune
Pal
East Fifth Street
Detroit
Wiehington
Tacoma
Trego News
Seattle
Whitney
Acme News Co
Spokane
B. Burbeck
Val
BAIT
Aviation inquiry and wartime mobilization reflections
The piece urges a thorough investigation of the aviation department led by Charles E. Hughes and John D. Ryan, noting public disappointment yet progress. It cites 1,200 to 1,400 aviators in France, 5,000 trained and ready, 14,000 foreign planes ordered with 1,800 in service, and Liberty motors producing at 100 weekly. Army totals reach about 2,000,000 with drafts adding 1,200,000 and national guard 490,000. Memorial Day is described as originally solemn before evolving into leisure-focused holiday.
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Aviation Department
Charles E. Hughes
Mile Services
Mr. Hughes
Aeroplane Board
France
America
Liberty Motors
United States
Regular
Natonal Guard
Memorial Day Returns to Serious Observance, Wilson Proclaims
The text explains Memorial Day shifting from leisure and games to a day of fasting prayer and remembrance. It notes period pastimes like picnics and base ball disrupted services, and cites President Wilson’s proclamation calling the day back to its original solemn purpose honoring the nation’s soldiers and urging a full patriotic response.
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Wilson
Nation becomes a nation of savers through patriotism
A newspaper column argues that war era saving habits spread as patriotism prompts Americans to buy Liberty bonds War Savings Certificates and thrift stamps. It notes a shift from monthly bill focus to investment mindset and urges ongoing thrift stamp purchases to meet yearly goals.
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America
Stand Together Call Urges Unified Party Victory
The League for National Unity appeals to Republicans and Democrats to unite behind a single candidate in each district to prevent disloyal, pro German or pacifist nominees from winning. It urges loyal Americans to resist party squabbling and focus on backing leaders who will sustain the war effort and defeat the German foe in the fall elections.
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League For National Unity
Germany must win in 1916 or risk future European mastery
A German plan outlines taking from Russia and creating dependent governments across a vast stretch from the Baltic to the Black Sea. It argues Germany needs years to develop resources and train troops, discourage negotiated peace, and urges decisive action now to prevent future German dominance.
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Russia
Germany
Baltic Sea
Black Sea
Europe
Wartime speech urges total resolve to defeat Germany
A historical speech argues that yielding territories gained from Russia and the allies would empower Germany beyond endurance. It warns against peace terms with a unsubdued German power and urges continuing the war to victory, noting broken German treaties and the risk of a later, harsher conflict. It also references Sinn Fein opposition and domestic nationalist tensions influencing Ireland.
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Russia
Germany
Belgium
Brest-Litovak
Comrades of the Great War Draws Members Across Nations
A proposal emerges for a Comrades of the Great War organization among soldiers in France. It aims to admit men of all nationalities and religions who fought Germany, with British origins and funding in England. French and American participants are joining, and Italians and Serbians may follow as the group seeks social unity, peace aims, and mutual support.
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France
England
Italy
Serbia
Germany
Peac
Brotherhood of Man
Wartime Housewifery and Postwar Habits for Brides
From the Pittsburgh Chronicle, a column on changing domestic roles as war ends. It argues wartime training shifts will weaken fussy habits in wives, noting young brides and camp-bound men influence manners, cooking, and attitudes. It cautions mothers to guide children’s views and stresses practical domestic skills over pretensions.
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Ceeless
Mystery of Mysteries and War Talk Across Papers
A collage of editorial snips and quotes from major newspapers, mocking a postmaster and Roosevelt, lampooning the Kaiser, and linking war anxieties to worry and mortality. The piece references figures and outlets from Indianapolis Star, Washington Post, Baltimore Sun, Detroit Free Press, Kansas City Times, Indianapolis News, Boston Globe, and Pittsburgh Dispatch, with stray notes on insurance and work pressures.
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Washington Post
Hindenburg
Baltimore Sun
Detroit Free Press
Humor of the Day snippets from readers across papers
A collage of light quotes and quick jests touches on culture education autoworker humor and social observations. Bits mention classical memories Greek and Roman thoughts, pranks about tires and cars, and playful exchanges about marriage and manners.
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Maaland
United Station
Comrades
Joneph Obrien
Massachusetts
Pecan
Hungary
Pitt
Lord Werner
Tn Ors
Gialmn
Senel
Pittsburch Chronicle
Schultz
Patel
Heinie
James
Gordon Bennett
New York
Herad and Koenny Telegram
Hone
Nlow
Reuters Caieo Bik
Harness
Spirit of the Press
House
Turleson
Roosevelt
Indianapolis Star
Baltimore
Maurice
London
Kansas City Times
Maude Pine
Haps
Torglum
Indianapolis News
Utten Horglum
Boston ‘Globe
Pitteburs
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Burma
Pratt
Standard Oil Company
Chatherwine
Say Bal Enum
Aing
Johnny
Lake Ontario
Boston Transcript
Gay
Pearson's Weekly
Mr. Gable
Mr. Naybor
Milwaukee Sentinel
Rice & May
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