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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1925
Page
4
A newspaper note emphasizes jeweler caution that every stranger entering a shop could be a threat, urging vigilance even during the peaceful season of goodwill. The item frames shopkeepers as wary guardians against potential robbery and harm.
November building activity in the United States totals 267.62 million dollars, down from October but up from September. Public works and large residential projects drive gains while industrial work grows. winter methods and enclosure techniques enable year round construction, attracting contractors architects and labor.
The Bulletin of the Jewelers Security Alliance urges jewelers to remain vigilant as Meyer Rothschild cautions the crime wave may worsen. Stores should not work alone, keep watch over valuables, avoid accepting checks from unfamiliar customers, and avoid displaying too much stock at once to prevent ambushes.
The piece admonishes writers to maintain good taste when addressing the president and notes that public letters should not be released to the press before mailing. It cites cases with John L. Lewis and Countess Karolyi and praises President Coolidge for openness. It mocks sensationalism and asserts Congress will debate various topics, ending with a quip about Uncle Sam's resilience.
Dr. Arthur MacDonald proposes a federal laboratory in prisons to study crime and its causes at a cost of 110000 dollars annually. He says most prisoners are normal and that environments, not natures, drive abnormal behavior, with findings aiming to reduce crime, insanity, and related social ills.
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