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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1924
Page
4
In Anaconda Standard coverage, General Butler advances a hard line against police corruption. He pressures the mayor and influential allies, ensuring continued cleanup and his own stay in command for another year before rejoining the marines.
The column argues the Smoot proposal for a 50 million dollar federal buildings program in Washington faces hurdles in a reluctant Congress. Fletcher questions need for new federal structures, while fears of an omnibus rush could derail both the bill and any accompanying amendment this session.
Mayor Kendrick and Gen Smedley Butler in Philadelphia patched up their rift after President Coolidge granted Butler a one year extension of Marine Corps leave. Earlier the two clashed over city cleanup tactics with Butler ordering booze joints shut and clashing with political allies, prompting threats of dismissal.
The science of management is rising across industries from metal to autos and railroads. A report by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers claims it reduces middlemen and retail friction, noting a nationwide Iowa study and new wholesale to consumer control aided by national advertising.
Boston faces a sweeping crime surge with bootleggers, gunmen and prowlers. the police chief seeks 200 more officers, merchants are warned to secure funds, and Governor Cox offers an armory range as patrols arm themselves. The piece notes stark contrasts with New York and Chicago and ends with a wry holiday reflection.
In this 1924 Burgess story, Mrs. Reddy Fox outsmarts hunters and weary Bowser the Hound to save Reddy from exhaustion and capture. Reddy survives as Mrs. Reddy Returns fire of a gun hints at danger ahead in the next tale.
Opinion column argues against cutting Christmas trees as forests shrink and demand rises. Warns of waste and vandalism from overcutting and proposes finding symbolic alternatives while noting historical sentiment and economic impact.
The piece argues that celebrating at Christmas by cutting forests harms water supply bird life and vegetation. It notes tree planting movements exist but forests are sacrificed weekly during Christmas. It suggests beautiful substitutes can preserve the spirit without destroying forests or public welfare.
Astrological reading warns of a mostly unfavorable day despite Neptune's benefic aspect as sun Mars and Saturn bring stern influence. Oil by products may see price shifts upward while shopping could be fortunate and executive work benefits after noon. Moon moves to Cancer bringing better luck for late June to July born.
The machete remains the favored weapon and tool for Cubans with annual purchases of about 480000 blades from local and foreign manufacturers. French arrivals report higher business this year than in the previous year.
John Dolittle and Sophie journey along the Kippet River to the coast while avoiding detection. Bitterns advise miles remaining and hazards ahead including Hobb's Mill and a machinery town, with a nighttime detour suggested to stay unseen.
Christopher Hull, a Sheffield foreman, laid 8069 bricks in one hour for a £10 wager with four assistants. The feat, though remarkable, drew scorn from trade unionists who called him crazy. Builders claim many could do 800 bricks daily and the average is about 600.
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