Anaconda Standard Publisher Contact Details
The Anaconda Standard lists the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana as publisher and proprietor with mailing access through the Butte office at 119 North Main Street and editorial and business departments listed. It notes Associated Press membership and republication rights and provides addresses for Prudden King Prudden in New York Chicago Boston as western office contacts.
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Butte
North Main Street
Standard Publishing Company
Montana
Associated Press
Asociated Press
Astern Business ofice—Prudden, King & Prudden
Pith Ave
New York
Steger Bidg
Chicago
Globo Bidg
Boston
Uncertain paths to GOP nomination in postwar calendar
The piece notes early ballots will not settle the Republican race with Wood leading on the first ballot and several favored sons like Johnson Butler Sproul Lowden and Harding expected to perform well. It highlights widespread prediction chatter amid a turbulent political sea and warns the outcome remains highly unsettled. It also surveys postwar demographic losses in Europe with 35 million fewer people, 20 million fewer births, 15 million more deaths, and a rising female surplus, with country by country casualty tallies from Russia to Britain.
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Wood
Johnson
Butler
New York
Sproul
Pennsylvania
Lowden
Minos
Harding
Ohio
San Francisco
Society For the Study
Copenhagen
Europe
Russia
Poland
Germany
Austria
France
Italy
Great Britain
Ireland
Serbia
United Kingdom
King George in Overalls Sparks Mock Opera in Denim
The piece portrays King George in blue overalls as a humorous spectacle, arguing the image undermines solemnity despite a well meaning Democrat persona. It contrasts with President Wilson, suggesting the riotous fashion choice invites amusement and anti-climax.
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King George
Magiana
George
Wilson
Paris in eclipse as darkness falls on nightlife after war
A Brooklyn correspondent paints Paris as somber and restricted after the peace conference era. Night life dwindles with closed theaters and early restaurant hours, while advertising lights vanish and transit slows. Foreigners and natives alike lament a city once brilliant, now dark and muted.
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Paris
Brooklyn
America
Jacks as Good Eats Drive New Interest in Rabbit Meat
The annual jackrabbit drives along the Pacific coast introduce a new test for drivers and public appeal. The Biological Survey reports wild rabbit meat has a ready market, with most sales in Northwestern cities. Some jackrabbits are shipped to eastern markets as Belgian hares. experts say a young jack can be appetizing when properly prepared.
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Pacific Coast
Department of Agriculture
Hungries
Vindication of Daniels overshadows Sims clash
In a sweeping defense Secretary Daniels refutes Admiral Sims charges and exposes exaggeration, portraying Sims as unduly critical while Daniels is vindicated. The piece likens the confrontation to a historic wartime clash and notes broader political quips about Taft, Johnson, and Bryan amid a volatile public discourse.
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Daniels
Sims
Foch
Hindenburg
Admiral Sims
Offic
Department
Navy
Sims-Daniels
Bryan
San Francisco
Flashes of Lightning and Dreadful Fix for Emma Goldman
Collage of satirical captions from various papers noting Emma Goldman’s plight in a world without bourgeoisie and her fear of denouncing two capitalist rulers. Includes taunts on politics and deportation debates, plus a macabre Dublin tablet remark about a cathedral officer devoured by rats.
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Emma
Emma Goldman
Cincinnati Enquirer
Indianapolis Star
Carranza
Cleveland Plain Center
Christchurch Cathedral
Dublin
Montana Press Vision of Americanism and Reform
The Montana press surveys a mood of rising Americanism against internationalism with editorials praising economic recovery in cattle country and condemning radical I W W influence in Butte. It notes political tensions over Volstead enforcement and League of Nations stance, while lamenting state university underfunding and crowded libraries as a symbol of broader civic concerns.
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Orson
San Francisco
Resolutions Committee
Mr. Bryan
League of Nations
Nebraska
Great Falls
Humorous Quotations and Gossip From Various Papers
A collage of wits and snippets from Baltimore American Boston Transcript Florida Times Union and others. Jests about doctors waiters and dealers mixed with quips on weather cars and manners and a brief humorous exchange about a black sheep in a family.
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Boston ‘Transcript
Jim
Doherty
Dimpsey
Dempsey
Met
Chimmie
Boston Transcript
Harry
American woman chemist leads dye localization studies
Miss A Elizabeth Hall, expert chemist at the Phipps Institute in Philadelphia, conducts most experiments with mall dyes. American labs no longer rely on German dyes. Phipps Institute experiments show certain dyes localize in tubercular tissues and Hall has American made dyes ready to continue these investigations.
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Underwood & Underwood
New York
A. Elizabeth Hall
Phipps Institute
Philadelphia
Mise Hall
Diary of a Poor Girl Who Killed Herself
A reader's diary exposes a young wife’s life from fledgling marriage to suicide, detailing her loneliness and fears while criticizing melodramatic self expression and theater as distractions, and noting her focus on personal woes over others.
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Dowm
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