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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1924
Page
5
The article discusses how modern science, microscopy, microspectroscopy, and laboratory methods reveal crime details. It cites a London physician noting that as science advances, tracing murder becomes harder for criminals and may eventually discourage cold blooded killings.
A mixed snippet of Burgess bedtime tale about Happy Jack and Redtail the Hawk ends abruptly, followed by a brief Associated Press note: U S sues to cancel California leases in oil lands in Wave No. 1 Ridge Oil of Los Angeles seeks to restrain Bell Ridge from further oil extraction.
The piece notes rumblings before Ohio primaries as old Republican incumbents kiss babies to court voters while voters recall the state platform snubs of Senators Willis and Fess. It describes organized efforts to unseat Republicans who did not back President Coolidge, signaling internal party divisions and knife sharpening politics.
A long discussion on murder from a Chicago killing to motives such as gain revenge jealousy and insanity. The piece notes authors like Chapman Palmer and a London physician analyzing disposal of bodies amid modern police and science while reflecting on why murder fascinates scholars and public alike.
The article notes large migrations of black voters to states like Pennsylvania Illinois Ohio Indiana and Iowa since the war. It cites R C Simmons a Booker T Washington relative estimating totals and argues black voters could bolster the Republican vote despite patronage grievances and fears of Ku Klux Klan influence. Indiana’s GOP faces scrutiny as its governor’s fraud conviction and a Klan ally candidate threaten party unity.
Fiscal 1924 saw 39 percent of tax receipts go to interest or sinking fund payments. The public debt stood at 21.25 billion on June 30, with peak war debt of 26.60 billion in 1919. Interest payments totaled 940 million last year. this year are expected to fall by 100 million. Foreign war obligations exclude British debt amount to 5.24 billion, with France at 2.93 billion and Italy at 1.65 billion.
An OCR fragment notes Nebraska pledging support for its servicemen with an official announcement. The text references state aid and protection for military personnel, signaling a public policy moment tied to wartime efforts.
A fragmented narrative imagines Noah and the Ark voyage continuing amid rocks and rising seas. Eber and Gaza seek land, while Belinda and the narrator recall guiding winds and a raft journey. They reflect on timing, preparation, and the danger of waiting for perfect conditions to enjoy life.
Florence Davies reflects on two kinds of travel excuses and the pull between planning and living. She argues time and money often block experiences, urging readers to leave some tasks undone and seize the moment on deck during life’s journey.
The column declares a very doubtful day due to planetary aspects, with Uranus and other planets bringing confusion, religious strife, and potential personal violence. It warns of unsupportive hiring prospects, dangerous accidents, betrayals, and possible sudden deaths. Birthdates caution travel and change. weddings may see bad luck and fortunes swing.
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