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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1925
Page
4
A satirical piece portrays beggars across the nation converging on New York with an average income of 11 dollars a day. It mocks their lack of union rules, calls their effort a labor of misery, and notes the unintended humor as a donor smiles at their performance.
Washington D C July 31 a narrative on how Bryan rose to prominence. It traces three main forces: end of free land days, currency reforms after the Civil War, and rising silver interests. The piece covers White of Kansas, Bryan's early campaigns, the 1896 Democratic convention, his Cross of Gold speech, and the later decline as gold mining advances and economic shifts reduced his political impact.
The obituary recalls William Jennings Bryan's death with praise for his honesty, honor, and patriotism. Citizens across the nation paused for silent tribute at his Arlington burial. The piece emphasizes his uncompromising devotion to ideals despite public conflicts.
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce urges new precautions for summer properties. Disengage radio antennae in empty cottages and ground outside, install lightning arresters, unplug storage batteries, and store them away from conductors. Emphasizes non combustible hearths, screens, clear areas, and proper extinguishment of cigars and matches to prevent fires.
Social workers note beggars in Chicago earn from five to twenty dollars a day with an average around eleven. A New York confession suggests a much higher potential, while questions arise about regional differences, market saturation, and kindness or money available to donors. The piece debates whether beggary is a form of unskilled labor and why incomes vary between cities.
Louis Wiley of the New York Times argues newspapers drive ad distribution, noting 1924 figures of 2,013 papers and 32,989,437 copies. He says newspapers offer unmatched control of timing and location for ads and remain essential to daily life. The rest is satirical or trivia items about crime, politics, and diplomacy.
The forecast notes a challenging day with unsettled trends from Uranus Saturn and the sun while Neptune and Mars offer early morning influence. It warns of world divisions misrepresentation and risk to women and children but promises personal optimism and possible rewards from early effort. Change and travel loom for those born under Leo.
Chinese educator Dr. Po W Kuo of Southeastern University Nanking tells Chicago Institute of Politics that China admires America politically economically and culturally but objects to the Chinese exclusion laws and the international banking consortium. He stresses that open doors should be mutual and warns against foreign financial control as a political burden.
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James J. Healy of Birmingham Alabama gains 7.5 million dollars after 20 years in Mexican court battles over oil taken from his land granted by President Dias of Mexico. The mining engineer's award follows a long legal fight.
E M Barott a longtime Butte resident and charter member of the Butte union of Electrical workers will be buried today at 2 pm from the White chapel with interment in Mount Moriah cemetery. He worked for Heinze interests and various mining firms and lived on his Elk Park ranch in recent years. He is survived by his widow Elizabeth Barott and son Raymond M Barott, born in Minnesota and aged 62.
Funeral services for Xavier Bennett begin at 9 o'clock from 314 Oxford Street. A requiem high mass will be held at St. Joseph's Church before interment in Philipsburg.
Funeral services for John M. Shea were held yesterday from the family home on East Summit Street. A requiem high mass was celebrated at St. Mary’s church with many friends in attendance. Interment followed at Holy Cross cemetery. The local eee included Daniel Holland Ichard Donovan Timothy Denehy Richard Leary John Lowney and William Kelly.
Mrs J N Gravelin 36 died yesterday morning at 724 South Montana street in Butte She was born in New York and lived in the city 33 years Survived by widower mother and three half sisters and three half brothers all of Kalispell Details of burial to be announced by Sherman and Reed's
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