Anaconda Standard Publishing Notes and Addresses
The Anaconda Standard is Montana's leading daily published by Standard Publishing Company. Address and office details for Anaconda Butte Montana are listed along with editorial and business department phone numbers and outlying associates in New York Chicago Boston and San Francisco.
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Butte
North Main Street
Anaconda
Standard Publishing Company
Montana
Associated Press
Pamassora Representatives
Pradden
King & Pradden
Fifth Avenue
New York
Steger Building
Chicago
Boston
Western
R. J. Bidwell-con
Market Street
San
Artful Dodger on League Vision and Mrs Asquith Scandals
The piece critiques Senator Harding's vague League of Nations plan and cites lines from the New York Times on party stance. It then highlights Mrs. Asquith’s controversial autobiography and its scandalous disclosures about England's leadership and social life.
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League of Nations
Harding
Hiram W. Johnson
William E. Borah
Hoke Smith
George H. Moses
James A. Reed
Philander C. Knox
League
Niagara
Republican Party
London
England
Asquith
Crystal Palace
Clark Tablet Honoring Senator William A Clark Presented
The bronze tablet honoring Senator William A Clark was presented to the state for erection in the capitol by the Society of Montana Pioneers. The society notes Clark’s deep and active involvement in Montana's progress and gratitude is offered for the tablet’s display.
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Montana
Commonwealth
William A. Clark
Society of Montana Pioneers
Poland in Her Prime in Twentieth Century Context
A broad, era-spanning note on Poland’s historical prominence and partition history, citing National Geographic data on Poland’s past size and population, with modern political allusions to voter behavior and campaigns in Texas, New York, and national figures. The piece blends historical overview with political insinuations and social humor.
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Poland
Europe
National Geographic Society
Warsaw
Paris
Russia
Germany
Prussias
Galicia
New York
Winnipeg
New Jersey
Paanittn
Standard News Enters Thirty-Second Year Of Publication
Sunday morning, September 5, 1920 marks the Standard’s thirty-second year. the paper pledges full vigor to deliver a daily newspaper worthy of patrons’ approval. It notes Montana press has long served the state and vows to stay at the forefront of journalism.
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Russia
Standard
Fontana
Montana
Stewart Uma Salvation
Salvation Army
Samuel V. Stewart
Stirring Up The Campaign Fund In Republican Fights
The Montana Press reports Governor Cox’s campaign strategy stoking disputes within party ranks to keep Harding forces on the defensive. Editorials from Missoula Helena and Billings note cross examinations and denials in the Senate committee hearings.
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Cox
Harding
San Francisco
Lewistown
Democrat- News
Helena
Bootlegger Sam Jones Arrest Ends His Profitable Run
Humorous verse notes Sam Jones the bootlegger who made money weekly until a revenue man captured him near Syracuse. The bail ties up his possessions as authorities seize earnings. A satirical collection of quips follows from various papers.
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Sam Jones
Syracuse
Watertown Standard
Prank Presides and Political Quips Stir Papers
A jumble of editorial quotes references elections and figures such as Franklin Roosevelt Debs and Lenine. The clippings reflect partisan commentary, international warnings, and humorous remarks about politics, peace, and public figures from multiple papers including the Houston Post Indianapolis News and St Louis Globe Democrat.
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Franklin Roosevelt
Senate
Houston Post
Debs
Indianapolis News
White Gunns
Poland
United States
Russia
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Soprano Galli Curci Returns to America From Italy
Coloratura soprano Simelita Galli Curci returns to the United States aboard the Imperator after a month in Italy, stating she prefers America and will become an American citizen. She likens returning to America to meeting a young robust girl and parting from a sorrowful old world.
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Simelita Galli-Curci
Imperator
Italy
Sual
America
Europe
Underwood & Underwood
New York
Water Power Possibilities in U S Rail and Energy Reform
The federal water power law could transform transport and electric networks. A water power commission will oversee development with 60 year leases and possible government takeover at cost. Beneficial effects include fuel savings and widespread electrification of rail lines and freight, reshaping industry and energy use.
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Indianapolis News
Wilson
Secretaries of War, Agriculture and the Interior
Fuurc
America
Congress
Bolshevist Defeat Predicted in Polish War Context
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes that initial Bolshevik setbacks against Poland may backfire by undermining red rulers' prestige. It argues Polish resistance could spur Russian anti Bolshevik sentiment led by Wrangel, who gains peasant support by promising land safety and resisting Soviet seizure. The piece links military reverses to broader hopes for global recovery.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Poland
Wrangel
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