Advertising agencies and subscription rates listed for The Standard
Foreign advertising shows Morton Co salaried representative with New York Fifth Avenue Chicago Thorne building. Sub rates: daily and Sunday by carrier seven days a week seven ninety five per year, by mail within North America. Sale locations listed across major cities and news agencies. Address Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Mont.
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Inam J. Morton Co
New York
Pifth Avene
Chicago
Germany’s reply to Wilson misjudged aims of American peace
In a May 1, 1915 document, the text claims Germany’s response to the U S note on submarine attacks is unsatisfactory and evasive. It urges Berlin to respect neutral rights and warns against underestimating American resolve for peace yet readiness to act to protect citizens and dignity of the United States. Germany’s miscalculation of Allied and neutral reactions is highlighted.
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Ermany
Wil ‘Ton
Germany
United States
Belgium
France
England
Russia
Tealy
Revival of Horse Racing in New York With Dancing
Belmont track plans dancing between races to lure patrons amid a restricted betting regime. The Jockey Club weighs meeting success and vows racing will be on the square as it seeks to revive interest in the sport despite prohibition and limited wagers.
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New York
Jockey Club
Belmont Track
Serbia in War Drift and Typhus Fight Continues
The report notes Serbia’s ongoing WWI effort with back‑to‑back repulses of Austrian forces yet a pause before renewed action. It cites focus on typhus containment, suspect massing near the Italian border, and a possible broader Allied ward movement as Serbia readies for another push against Austria.
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Serbia
Italy
Austria
Russia
Rumania
Pennsylvania Law Adopts Seven New Worker Compensation Rules
A fragment describes Pennsylvania law adopting seven new worker compensation provisions for death or injury in employment. It notes varying compensation by injury severity, limits on employer defenses like contributory negligence, and timelines for payment. The text mentions penalties or ceilings and references a general framework for compensation in workplace injuries.
Cuba 13th anniversary cited as prosperous and stable
The article remarks Cuba has existed 13 years with growing prosperity. Population rose from 1,50,000 to 2,400,000 in 18 years, imports and exports doubled, and government is described as clean, economical and efficient. It notes Cuba’s governance easing fears of US withdrawal. Also discusses Italy’s wartime entry affecting Russia and Austrian forces.
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Republic of Cuba
United States
Germany’s Diplomacy Lags as War Power Holds Firm
The article contrasts Germany’s military success with failures in diplomacy. It notes German generals win on land and sea while neutral diplomacy falters, provoking antagonism as more enemies unite against Germany.
Germany losing footing as Italy enters war on side of Allies
A column argues Italy should stand by its treaty with Germany and Austria but faces popular pressure to join the war against former allies. It notes neutral countries turning against Germany, cites the sinking of ships including the Lusitania, and comments on German diplomacy's failures in the Balkans and in shaping American opinions. The piece concludes with a fable about reformers and a jokester aquarium job.
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Italy
Russia
France
England
Galicia
Poland
Austria
Germany
Belham
United States
America
Balkans
Turkey
Teutons
Romania
Greece
Bulgaria
Iself
Moon
Lis
Short Story About a Moon Barking Dog
A dog delights in barking at the moon provoking other animals. They hold an indignation meeting and plan to remove the nuisance by taking action against him. The tale follows group dynamics and the humorous clash between a boastful dog and his forest neighbors.
Fragmented Opinion Snippets From Newspapers
A collage of clipped quotes from various papers lampoons politics and naval matters. It references Taft Dewey Gussie Garaner and Admiral Dewey, noting public skepticism about ex presidents and national defense, with sharp wit about alliances and literary phraseups.
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Admiral Dewey
Navy
Gussie Garaner
Charleston News and Courier
Prine Worthing
Fumigation methods and cautions summarized
The column reviews varied views on fumigation to destroy bacteria, noting formaldehyde or sulfur fumes, moisture requirements, and differing time frames. It outlines three principal gas methods, compares ease of use, costs, and risks, and warns stripping and moisture influence effectiveness.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Oven Egg Beater Uses Told From 1918 McClure Notes
Household tips show egg beater speeds up cooking tasks from whipping cream to making tomato cream soup and hot chocolate foam. Instructions cover beating custard, sifting dry ingredients, and turning sour cream into butter, with a Memorial Day poem by Len Lawrence from Anaconda dated May 9.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Our Country Our President A History of the Ame
The narrative covers early colonial conflict during King George's War, detailing Massachusetts New Hampshire and Connecticut forces, Commodore Warren's naval aid, and the capture of Louisbourg. It traces the war's progression, its peace at Aix-la-Chapelle, and foreshadows future clashes as French and English vie for control along the Ohio Valley and Mississippi regions. The piece notes leaders like William Pepperrell and references regional dynamics with colonial traders and frontier expansion toward Shenandoah and beyond.
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England
Spain
Hapsburg
Maria ‘Theresa
Europe
France
New England
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Loubours
Cape Breton Island
Warren
West Indies
Americ
William Pepperrell
New
Willam Phips
Hiam
Alleghantes
Virginia
St. Lawrence
Mississippi
Gulf
Oblo
Penn
Shenandoah
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Inge
Iinole
Mhodi Aiboo
Humor of the Day and Canada War Service Note
A collage of quips from humor columns highlights a playful exchange on marriage and daily life. The piece ends with a note that more than 1,416,000 Canadians are liable for military service, with an assertion that at least 75 percent are eligible.
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Anaconda
Ofice Standard Building
Mont. Bett
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Standard
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Park Row
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Broadway
Con Co
East Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Commer Woods
Denver
East Lake
Charles W. Scola
San Francisco
United News
Rady
Loe Anecloa Kemp News Agency
San Diego
Chila'e
Portland
Rewras, Postotice Commer
O'Mara
AM Genera
Anaconds
Mont
Noxpar
Compore
Ere
Bill
Maine
War
Hiram
Old BI Morgan
Old Morgan
Spirit of the Press
Washington Post
Bryan
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Taft
Florida
Urse
Jekyll
New York Telegram
Pittsburg
Aly
Louisville- Courier-Journal
Underwood & Underwood
Nathleen Kaye
Mr. Colbrooke
Ww. A
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Frances Marshal
Len Lawrence
Ame
Woodrow Walon
Sne
Tack
Boston ‘Transcript Society
Mra
Washington
Smith
John
Bosy
Boston ‘Transcript
W. Park St
Poe
A. C. M. Hardware
Quartz
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