Anaconda Standard facing publishers and offices era
The Anaconda Standard imprint lists publishing details, subscription terms, and contact addresses for the Standard Publishing Company. It notes advertising, newsstand distribution, and office locations across multiple cities including New York Detroit and Portland with mail and telephonic access points.
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Ouraidm
TNE
New York
Park Row
Tulay
Broadway
Detroit
Necropelitigy Nawe Co.'s
Vornar Woodwind
Itd
Mieligan
Conagress Hotel
St. Paul S
St. Marie Clear
Rews
East Wien Street
East Wien Street War Ciis—Yurmna Wawa Cota, Niu and Masi Percets, Sai Prin
Phed
Eddy S
Rsd
Los Angeles
Knemp News
San Diego
Shy Child's News
Wesker neWwe
Sit Lake
AeGilis
Ludivinds Whitehone Earner
Ogden
Lowe Brus
Spokane
Inin We Graham Go's
Sprague Avenue
Pacoma—Trego News Co
Seattle
Hetchart News
Washington Street
Portland
Bowman News Company
Rochester, Minn
Danials proposes shipyard and armor plate plan in 1918 debates
In a September 1918 discussion, Navy Secretary Daniels advocates government built ships and armor plate plants funded as an investment. He estimates costs around 25.1 million for ships and 12 million for armor, arguing savings from domestic production will repay the outlay. He predicts the tariff and income tax will reshape policy then. Daniels also hints at possible future candidacy and stresses Democrats must prove themselves.
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Serreniry
Navy
Daniels
Political maneuvering hints at 1930s party realignment
The article outlines a heated partisan view of the 1930s political scene. It cites Joseph Cannon as a looming Republican candidate and discusses Democratic resilience, potential GOP gains in the next congressional elections, and expectations of a broad Republican campaign to retake Congress.
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Joseplander
Pierty
Efe
Congress
Cannon
New York Republicans Seek National Convention Changes
A New York Republican convention action calls for a national convention to revise party rules and representation for the 1916 presidential nominating process. The move aims to attract Progressive votes, aligning state representation with congressional districts and assigning delegates by Republican vote shares.
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New York
Fhey
Murs
fKei
Vaett
Rome
Angeles Gate
Mexico and Huerta election shape regional sentiment
The article notes cautious optimism about Mexico adopting a friendlier stance toward the United States as popular sentiment shifts on the Huerta provisional government. It discusses potential consequences of the June presidential election, including how Huerta’s conduct could affect confidence among foreign powers and whether the U S will support a fair ballot on the square.
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Amexico
Willen
Mexico
Huerta
Huerta’s sway and Mexican policy shaping US ties
A fragmented text discusses constitutional reforms and friendlier U.S.-Mexico relations, predicting a prosperous era if results are scanned and accepted. It warns that rejection or recognition shifts could trigger a Mexican crisis and notes American backing for the president’s new policy, amid partisan lines.
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Mons
Guy Drenehers
Mteota
United States
Mexico
Wight
Huerta
Neviey
Castle background for moving picture scenes enhances historic landmark
A castle in Warwick Castlan Goglend, dating to the fifteenth century, is being developed as a moving picture backdrop. The family faces debt and seeks time to pay creditors, while the site’s historic charm attracts global visitors. Some scenes are credited to the countess deraelf, aiming to boost its revenue and preserve its credit.
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Warwick Castlan Goglend
Anuking la
Carl Lag
Deraelf
Strike Not Justified Says Miners President
Indianapolis Sept 2 President John P White of the United Mine Workers of America said the strike of 600 miners at Hay City and Saginaw Mich was not justified and the original dispute should go to arbitration Three discharged miners should be reinstated and receive back pay The union and operators met in Columbus Ohio to appoint an arbitrator and the men were ordered to return to work pending a decision The hearing was held here Friday and his decision was reserved until the aribtration date
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Andianapolis
Ind
John P. White
United Mine Workers of America
Hay City
Saginaw
Mich
White
Columbus
Ohio
White Way
Industrial Convector Charged In Strike Sabotage Case
Frederick S. Boyd of New York, organizer for the Industrial Workers of the World, was charged in Paterson with advocating sabotage during the recent sick workers strike. He waived trial and was prosecuted before Judge Abram T. Leevart, facing possible state prison or a heavy fine.
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Paterson
N. J
Frederick S. Boyd
New York
Industrial Workers of the World
Abram Tt. Leevart
Walt Mason’s Song Whe Teemit About The Coal Man
The ballad celebrates the coal man as a cheerful figure who keeps homes warm during winter. Despite storms and cold, the coal man’s “rapture” and steady supply of coal bring comfort, luxury, and daily routines of cars and beds, ending with a humorous bill.
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Speik
Quotable Snippets From Cincinnati Enquirer Comedy Column
A jumble of humorous quips and social observations from the Cincinnati Enquirer mocks vanity tax politics and everyday foibles. It jokes about income tax thresholds, dancing fads, fashion, and family life with playful, undefined anecdotes.
Lost hopes and a streetwise job offer in a city
The tale follows a man once powerful who falls on hard times after losing a steady job. An old friend Jenkins recalls the moment when Smithson angrily declares he just turned down his life’s prize, a low wage offer of ten dollars weekly, prompting a puzzled exchange about borrowing money.
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Sarithson
Liek
Jenkins
Smitheon
American Naval Officers In Zone Of Fire At Samaria
Dominican troops attacked Samaria with Commander A. T Long and Lieutenant Waters in the front. Anderson of the US Crise Des Moines and a boat crew ashore. Long and his party faced danger briefly while refugees were also endangered. Fire was poorly aimed. only refugees were wounded. General Marceline and forces clashed with Generis Perez, heavy casualties reported on both sides.
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Samaria
Comander A. T Long
Waters
Anderson
US & Crise Des Moines
Long
Tive
Marceline
Generis Perez
Owe Cortes
Tony seeks a vacation and a change of life
A humorous string of mini tales unfolds as Tony asks for a vacation to go to the old country to marry, a German soda fountain boy misreads orders with polite slang, a Baltimore lawyer notes an Irish witness’s awkward honesty in court, and a couple jokes close with a weary wife and a maid recalling a missed move.
Intellectual independence as a walk through ideas
The author argues personal, solitary thinking outruns group influence like walking through countryside beats a train ride. Mixing with parties or sects dulls insight, while true independence comes from individual judgment and occasional solitary explorations beyond conventions.
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Land of Ideas
Elmech
Asew
Lamorton
Xafont
British Columbians hold second in Canadian mineral output
The article notes British Columbians remain second in provincial mineral production, yet account for a large share of Canada’s total. It cites a 26.5% output share, up about one quarter from the prior period, and mentions tea cultivation in Ceylon as a major export industry valued near 25 million dollars annually with several hundred companies paying high dividends arriving at 7 to 40 percent. It also recounts probate matters in England and remarks on public sentiment toward petroleum extraction and social mores.
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Canada
Ceylor
Ulest
Cole Phorm Norton
Bouthwick
England
Lie Norton
Ve Bavy
Amerlici
Taha
Varlona
Fragmented Transcriptions of Odd Dialects and Cultures
The text presents garbled quotations and misread fragments describing dialects and communities in Holland and Friesland. It mentions Irland of ning, a wean, and Labadists, noting distinctive language, fishing communities, distinctive houses, china, silver, and large Bibles. The passage glances at historical curiosities and misrendered lines, with scattered references to place names and artifacts.
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Irland
Manchester
Minnealla Iaida
Holland
Amenio
Friesland
Travallig
Hodtand
Tninis Sonong
Grange
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Butte Branch
Browlway
Merton
Mander
Fifth
Fifth Avenue
Baths Bathding
Standard Publishing Company
Anaronda
Mont
Cer
Lake Delight
Sanioh & Cannan
Eegly
Cone
Dem
Yayaelt
Iz Darby
Joe
Democratic Party
Ory
Denville
Joh Cannon
Picins
Industrial Convictor
Walt Mason
Cdaox
Luke Mpluke
Cisneinnati Enquirer
Hoyn
Ahey
Adam
Eve
Lomg
U.S.N
Tony
Lugle
Tonlaly
Ruth
Battimors
Tle
Casey
Yantry
Rent
Yule
Papm
Linust
Elmer
Mary
DR. Frank Crane
Equitable Life
Bates
Menegers
State of Montana
Pittaburp Block
Helena, Mont
Dr. E. E. German
North Main Street
Owsley
Buttemont
Phansacdyne
Great Northwest
Rice
Fulton & May
Ballard
Kent
Jamga F.ballard
St Loula, Mo
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