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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1925
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard notes ongoing inquiries into the internal revenue service suggest many cases reopen years after supposed final disposition. The piece argues for a thorough revision of tax laws to restore business confidence and speed up industry, highlighting Sullivan's analysis.
Entry blends a Burgess bedtime tale featuring Johnny Chuck and Peter Rabbit with a news note announcing Charles Cheney Hyde as Columbia University’s Hamilton Fish professor. The story covers Johnny Chuck’s boastful move to a new home and the rabbits’ reactions, followed by Hyde’s career details, Northwestern Law ties, and his role at The Hague.
On April 3 1925 Butte prepares to pave Harrison avenue from Harvard to Grand as part of a long effort to improve city services. The project follows completion of the Silver Bow creek drainage and aims to ease transport costs for major delivery firms. A lighting district creation accompanies the paving and residents await a funding solution for the final Front street segment.
Washington reports indicate President Coolidge backs reform of the federal revenue law and possible tax cuts in the next session. The internal revenue department faces calls to overhaul income tax provisions amid heated debate between Senator Couzens and Secretary Mellon, with criticisms of discretion, interpretation, and auditing large volumes of returns.
Delaware lower house votes 31 to 1 to retain the whipping post amid attacks and history. The piece contrasts global flogging practices, noting prior U S naval and army bans, while defending the colonial-era punishment as a sanctioned state institution with supportive statistics.
A New York loft district burglary spree saw thieves bypass iron bars, alarms, and steel doors to steal 18 000 dollars in menswear and 15 000 dollars in silks. Experts note rising burglary insurance and speculate owners may be involved. The piece also references Dorothy Ellingson, President Coolidge, Wall Street antics, and La Follette Dawes remarks.
The clippings reference varied comments on the League of Nations, political promises, and tax policy. Notable lines cite a comatose League, upcoming congressional elections, and fines for tax violators in Albany. The mixed tone shows editorial snippets rather than a single coherent story.
A compact listing of daily radio programs from Associated Press sources and U S stations includes takeoffs from WSB Atlanta WEEI Boston WGN Chicago and more. Entries cover concert music lectures organ recitals talk shows drama and orchestral pieces with times ranging late afternoon into night across Chicago New York Los Angeles Detroit and others.
The April 3 1925 horoscope notes Mare and Venus in hei lees u Tt, suggesting a most auspicious time for all constructive work. Carpenters and builders should benefit from the alignment and undertake projects with confidence.
Crossword Puzzle Champion Ruth von Phul solves this puzzle in seven minutes, setting a brisk pace and drawing praise from competitors and observers at the daily event.
A garbled historical forecast column notes themes of heroism, social groups, and evolving crafts. It touches on marriage optimism, weddings, and romantic sentiment, mentioning dancers and engineers. It flags a year of activity, fashion, home happiness, and children prone to daydreams, attributed to a McClure source.
Florence Davies discusses Albert Edward Wiggam’s theory that heredity shapes a child more than environment. She highlights cautions from scientists about overreliance on parental traits, yet notes the enduring belief that parents strongly influence offspring.
Unclear text fragment references a new postal minister in Germany and subsequent cabinet changes following a revision or event. The readable segments point to a political reshuffle and leadership update at the ministry level.
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