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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1925
Page
4
The STANDARD notes France mirrors US immigration by inviting workers while cracking down on radicals. It cites 1919 to 1922 deportation totals reaching over 4,600, mainly Russians and Italians, and mentions a plan for a special police squad to control aliens among the foreign population.
Wisconsin Republicans marshal forces to block Young Bob La Follette from the senatorial nomination. Regulars back Roy P. Wilcox with national party interference, while McGovern pursues a Coolidge faction bid splitting the vote. Division risks aiding La Follette as primaries near.
Feverish campaign in Palestine centers on granting women the vote and council representation. Orthodox rabbis denounce voting and female representatives claiming traditional law. A rival assembly formed by orthodox delegates, while Jerusalem predicts large pro-suffrage gains for non orthodox settlers in coming polls. Arabs watch with interest as a clash of fundamentalism and modernism unfolds.
France has no immigration laws and faces rising foreign residents. The influx includes many aliens counted as permanent residents, with numbers swelling from 1.19 million in 1914 to about 2.57 million. Prohibition in the United States is only a small factor in the trend.
A collage of court measures targets speeding with unusual penalties. A Long Island clergyman must preach on speed, a Pueblo editor write on sin, plus extra pieces on robbery and bootlegging. Detroit judges send offenders to morgues and hospitals as penance. The piece notes the era’s tech progress but stalled legal responses to driving offences.
Peter Rabbit notices Digger the Badger is missing from the Green Meadows. He finds a spider web across the doorway and wonders if the badger has moved or died. He questions others but none have seen Digger, setting a mystery of his whereabouts.
In a strained confrontation Amoura agrees to a year of independence, challenging Philip to support himself. He begs to return, but she remains firm, recalling his domineering tone in letters. A sudden distraction with fruit leads to a fragile reconciliation as she plans to see him again tomorrow.
The star signs favor general business energy this morning and gratitude in love. Moon in Libra boosts lovers prospects and mid day activity. autumn may bring film policy changes and social amusements. Caution urged for accidents disasters and physical culture urged due to tense planetary aspects.
Puzzle item listing numerous clues across and down from numeral to degree with varied topics. Contains references to plants, animals, states, alloys, and wordplay hints alongside names and abbreviations. Readers are invited to solve the crossword, with some entries promising theme phrases and potential proper nouns.
Astrologers warn of organized efforts to corrupt wholesome American thought through literature and photoplays as the year wanes. They predict a moral decline and note prosperity for Cuba, Florida, and California as dynamics shift.
Fragmented OCR text recounts a humorous scene with Johnnie Poe from a famed Frinceton football clan and a distant Edgar Allan connection. The dialogue includes a traveling army member asking for luggage and a commando reacting to a misheard command, with assorted odd exchanges and a brief crowd moment.
Dr Kreith of Wisconsin argues steel drives civilization and war power. He contends Japan is weak and cannot threaten major steel regions in England the Ruhr or the United States. He notes iron ore coal and finished steel must co locate and huge capital blocks new plants.
In Chicago today two men robbed the Colonial Stamp company, taking rare stamps valued at $200 each from a stock that included uncancelled United States postage stamps worth about $3,000. The haul spanned stamps from around the world, some dating to the era of George Washington.
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