Anaconda Standard Publisher Contact and Agencies
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing and advertising offices with contact details including Bell and Independent phone numbers for the Butte branch, Morton as manager, and foreign advertising. It notes New York and Chicago offices, multiple city agents, and requests all general business letters be addressed to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
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Butte
East Broadway
Bell Phon
Independent
Morton
New York
oMce-Fifth Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Tribune
Pusineas
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Diaz
Democrats Poised To Hold Ground In Next Tuesday Elections
A historic editorial argues Montana and other states see national fights as minor locally while noting postwar voters often punish the party in power. It asserts the Wilson administration earns support and predicts the Democrats will maintain strength in next Tuesday's elections.
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Montana
Massachusetts
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Washington
Democratic Party
Intervening in Mexico Seen as Long and Risky
Dispatches report Britain Germany and France favor no new policy on Mexico until Washington offers a definite plan. President Wilson will weigh options carefully before any decision. Intervention would mean long occupation with years of costs and casualties, not a quick military action.
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Great Britain
Germany
France
Mexico
United States
Wilon
Huerta
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Kies
Columbia
Political Upheaval in New England and Far Reaches
The piece surveys political currents in New York and Massachusetts with focus on party splits and the Foss independent candidacy. It notes Uncle Sam, the Philippine Agricultural Bank, Torrens land records, and shifting electoral intrigues across states as rival factions jostle for position in a volatile season.
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Sam
Agricultural Bank
Philippines
New York State
New York City
Crest
Rnment
High school fraternities face national ban by Delta Upsilon
At the Rochester New York convention Delta Upsilon decided to admit no member after 1917 who has belonged to a high school fraternity. The move aims to end high school secret societies and reshape their appeal to youths aiming at college life.
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Rochester
N.Y
Delta Upailon
Lkely
France in the race for naval parity with Britain and Germany
The piece surveys France's naval build-up aimed at reclaiming second place in world power, citing a plan to launch eighteen new dreadnoughts by next spring after M. Detocasse asserted France’s will and means. It contrasts Germany and U.S. activity, notes Great Britain's lead, and links France’s policy to broader world posture amid uncertain autumn politics in Mexico and U.S. responses.
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Germany
United States
France
Great Britain
Japan
Russia
Italy
M. Detcasse
Huerta
Press fury over tariff and political feuds in 1918 papers
A collage of editorial snips from the Wall Street Journal Baltimore American New York Telegram Baltimore Sun Detroit Free Press Philadelphia Record York Tribune Washington Post and New York Evening Sun cite tariff rhetoric on revenue and attacks on Sulzer Huerta Diaz and Wilson. The fragmentary items underline press opinion and cross papers' feud driven coverage.
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Wall Street Journal
Sulzer
Baltimore American
Soy Huerta
Diaz
New York Telegram
Huerta
Mel Pankhurst
Wilson
Detroit Free Press
Eng
Husrta
Philadelphia Record
Iniwey
Land
Quotations From Luke M Luke on Society and Vices
A column from the Cincinnati Enquirer parodies male folly and social habits with pithy witticisms about employment, marriage, credit, temptation, and hypocrisy. It riffs on common beliefs about work, luck, and moral fear, mixing humor with social critique and outdated clichés.
Tsar's Heirloom Expected as Tsaritza Near Birth
News reaches Britain of a planned addition to the Russian imperial family amid the Tsar’s ill son. The Tsaritza has lived in retirement at Livadia and is reported in excellent health. The anticipated arrival is hoped to be a boy, seen as a matter of high importance at court.
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Tsaritza
Livadia
Humorous exchanges from a late 19th century page
A jumble of witty captions and gags from cartoons and jokes. Characters prompt playful questions about trial cookery health telepathy and social scenes in a staged setting. The piece captures lighthearted banter and cultural jokes of the era.
Intellectual Cocktails The Git of Pain
An ornate moral reflection on enduring suffering and the idea that intense feeling enhances life. It argues that pain grants power, enlarges personality, and enables a fuller life beyond conventional notions of virtue.
Oh to hate to be a clerk in the glad rage store
Satirical verse by Walt Mason laments shop culture with a weary clerk narrator. A flirtatious sales scene unfolds as customers scrutinize silk and fur while salesmen dread the endless bargaining and the wrathful customer who prowls the racks. The poem mocks consumer excess and the strain on retail workers.
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Bik
At & Kopeck
Skate
Sam Baer Pacers
Short Stories of Odd Encounters and Wit
A string of brief vignettes unfolds from a friend visiting a Browne family to a backwoods missionary scene and a courting attempt. A dog bark, a cautious welcome, a one horse mule quip, a day of judgment question, and a hurried marriage proposal via telephone appear as light, humorous anecdotes with regional flavor.
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John
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