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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1925
Page
4
The piece politics in Texas centers on Ma Ferguson facing impeachment threats amid charges of highway funding excesses. A liquor scandal involving a gubernatorial mansion butler and renewed criticism of Governor Ma’s husband highlight divided public opinion. Observers note Klan involvement in past impeachment and current battles.
In the East the coal strike yields limited hardship amid mild winter. Governor Pinchot seeks miner operator harmony while President Coolidge hints at noninterference unless Congress grants power. Borah’s bill to empower a presidential takeover failed, with a long-standing pattern of wage and price adjustments cited as the norm.
Professor James M. Lee of New York University urged open questions after outlining newspaper history. He supported crime news reporting as deterrence and proposed printing sentences from completed cases to show law enforcement effectiveness.
Washington reports Republicans plan multiple probes into the navy department with Senator Hale of Maine to lead a general inquiry alongside Senator King of Utah who demands a full naval audit. King criticizes the department as archaic and calls for a new secretary amid worsening red tape. The public tires of endless inquiries and seeks factual fixes.
The speaker argues for stricter press enforcement and stronger penalties to curb crime. He asserts advertisers rarely influence news writers and editors, noting editors have raised moral tone and accuracy. He says daily papers can aid economics geography history civics and English when selected with care. He urges schools to foster interest in the daily press.
A brief note on Dawes and the Senate suggesting reforms may be blocked yet warnings against overreaching. It likens a sudden epigram by the general to a flash of brilliance and brevity in Senate debate.
Governor Smith shows focus on leisure despite ongoing presidential nomination chatter. The article highlights his priority on enjoying personal time while national politics continue.
The government at Moscow asserts a friendly stance toward the United States but cautions that appearances can mislead. The comparison to a mule suggests a warning that outward calm may mask underlying firmness or risk.
A Montana farmer won the wheat king title as 11 500 head of livestock judged by 50 experts dominated the day. About 1200 farm youngsters attended the fourth annual boys and girls agricultural clubs conference to select national champions in farm activities for 1947.
The Westminster Gazette reports grave tensions between Britain and Turkey over Mosul. It warns that Ankara may invade Iraq if decisions by the League of Nations displease them, noting a Turkish army around 300,000 on peace footing and forces already near the Irak frontier.
Officials report winners in hard red winter and spring wheat contests. Montana recipients claim Montana seed. Canadians insist seed came from Canada years ago. Several Montanan towns and Canadian locations listed among prize names and judges.
Astrologers say this day brings malefic influences and caution against contracts for the new year. Journeys by water may face storms while expectations of a prosperous year loom with conservative methods. Sagittarius individuals may have a troublesome year with restless children and legal letters.
Miami endured a devastating downpour that set a new single day rainfall record of 14.1 inches, according to U S weather observer Richard W. Gray. The previous record was 9.76 inches on October 24, 1924.
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