Anaconda Standard Publisher Info and Staff
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing company, offices in Anaconda and Butte Montana. It details editorial and business departments, postal addresses, and eastern and western representative agencies for news dispatches and distribution.
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Buninean
Anaconda
Rostham
Standard Publishing Company
Butte
Montana
Associated Prem
Associated
Eastern Representatives
Prudden, King & Prudden
Fifth Avenue
New
The Crime Wave Across Nations and Its Causes
A broad overview reports rising crime worldwide with over 100000 indictments awaiting trial in federal courts and a threefold rise in state cases. Youthful offenders and more women criminals are noted, counterfeiting surges, and efforts to speed prosecutions include proposed special courts. World War aftermath linked, with relief efforts for veterans and idle soldiers under consideration.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Secret Service
United States
Daugherty
Congress
Europe
Japan
Australia
South Africa
South
Central America
Japan as a Peril in the Global Balance
The piece warns of a renewed Japanese threat amid calls by Louis Seibold in the New York Herald and Rear Admiral Fiske in Army and Navy Journal. It argues Japan could seize the Philippines unless the islands are defended, cites airpower as vital, and notes Japan’s diplomacy at Washington while stressing unrest at home and wary global politics.
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Hobson
New York Herald
Louis Seibold
Far East
Japan
Seibold
Fiske
Army and Navy Journal
Philippine Islands
United States
Philippines
Asia
New York
China
Hoyle
Washington
Big Hole Basin
Fewer Mail Robberies and Armed Clerks Cited
Postmaster General Hayes lauds a drastic drop in mail robberies by about 100 percent as postal clerks and others handling mail are armed. Improved handling practices and revived regulations also reduce theft. Investigations show robbers deterred more by staff adhering to rules than by guns.
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Hayes
Their Hour of Need and the American Legion Relief Effort
A New York Legion post blew the bugle to summon over 700 ex soldiers to Bryant Park. They were fed at a Sixth Avenue restaurant and given beds at the municipal house after a late supper. A committee plans a new clubhouse funded to aid hungry veterans.
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York
American Legion
Bryant Park
Sixth Avenue
Commissioner of Immigration Wall
Cattle rustling focus moves to Powder River country
The Montana press reports that state leaders led by Attorney General Wellington D. Rankin will travel Friday to Broadus in Powder River County to meet local cattlemen and authorities. Secretary Phillips of the livestock commission and inspector Dilly Richardson will join, aiming to protect cattle owners from thefts and rustlers through concerted legal action with county attorneys.
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Wellington D. Rankin
Montana
Broadus Powder River
Phillips
Livestock Commission
Miles City Star
Labor saving device drills holes from auto truck
The invention uses a huge earth boring auger at the end of a 12 foot geared shaft mounted on a plain automobile truck. Power comes from the truck while the boring unit is engaged. The driver operates everything from his seat and a derrick drops the pole into the hole for tampers to follow.
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Iple
Horoscope predicts broad opportunities and upheaval
The column forecasts a day dominated by Mercury and Uranus favoring publishing and advertising, with potential railway accident risk and high-profile injuries. It mentions world attention on a legal case, possible earthquakes, a lucky wedding day, notable military honors, peace activism by women, and widespread social activity.
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Mercury
Uranus
Benefe
Astro
Fne
Mercury Uranus
Mars
Venus
South America
Ince
Dave
AleClure N Syndicat
Harvest Moon Reading Teases Golden Girl Daly
A fragmentary verse piece evokes a harvest moon and a lively reading scene with a DAyly tone. The garbled lines hint at a celebration of literature and a golden girl figure amid a late hour reading.
Humorous Exchanges From Historic Cartoons And Jokes
A collection of light humor and witty exchanges from vintage papers. Entries include lines about investments, flowers, engagement rings, betting, money saving, and marital quirks featuring characters and captions from American Legion Weekly Louisville Courier-Journal New York Sun Florida Times Union Boston Transcript Detroit News Minneapolis Tribune Yonkers Statesman and others.
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American Legion Weekly
Louieville Courier-Journal
Willie
Tillie
New York Sun
Sambo
Florida
Times-Union
David
Boston Transcript
Henry
Miinneapolis Journal
Boston‘Transcript
Kadwin
Angelina
Edwin
Detroit News
Minneapolis Tribune
Pearson’s
London
Flatbush
Bensonhurst
Taki
Fes
Yonkers
Fragmented press items mix cuts and quips across cities
A jumble of clipped notes references taxes, bonds, divorce fees, labor decisions, and sensational lines from several papers. It mentions Detroit, Gary, Cleveland, Paris, Birmingham, and Indianapolis with brief, unrelated flashes and quotes.
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Chicago
Indiana
Gary
Cleveland
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North Main Street
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Woodrow Wilson
Fatty Arbuckle
California
John Barleycorn
William H. Anderson
Russia
Hohenzollern
Gia
THE
Montana Press
Daily Press
Havre
State University
Missoula
Missoulian
Western States
Texas
Hays
Helena
Rhyme and Reason
Idea Girl
Atti
Detroit
Jo Paris
Landis
Toledo Blade
Birmingham Age Herald
Mexico
Indianapolis News
Chicago News
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