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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1923
Page
4
The piece notes Bryan will feature prominently at the upcoming Democratic National Convention with provocative rhetoric and self-made limelight. It mentions Bourke Cochran missing the race to oppose him on prohibition and Murphy struggling to find a rival as strong as Bryan.
The article notes Lady Astor as a pioneer woman member in British parliament and recalls the first American women in Congress Jeanette Rankin, Alice Robertson, and Mae E Nolan. It highlights historic progress and current female representation by Mae Nolan succeeding her late husband.
In New York last week, William Jennings Bryan discusses his past political aims and current moral concerns. He says he would prefer the U S Senate for better hearings, denies anti Catholic stance, and criticizes the Ku Klux Klan while signaling ongoing public interest in his presence.
Word from Philadelphia outlines a broad sesqui centennial celebration for 1926 to mark 150 years since independence. Exhibits will pair replicas of 1876 progress with modern advances across science art literature and government plus world congresses pageants and performances.
A San Francisco capitalist paid 72 000 in back tax plus a 50 000 penalty and 2 500 for evasion to settle government claims, illustrating the risks of tax dodging. The editorial urges full payment and notes partisan squabbles linger over 1924 politics after mentioning Coolidge and Johnson.
A historical view notes Congress faces a persistent dilemma in pursuing tax cuts while balancing broader fiscal constraints. The metaphor contrasts rapid gains with long term risk, illustrating the competing pressures of stimulating growth and preserving revenue.
The piece reflects on Christmas optimism and peace efforts in Europe while noting President Coolidge’s White House broadcast. It mentions Magnus Johnson’s restlessness, the unresolved France vs Germany dispute, and Senator Brookhart’s unpredictable actions within the Republican Party.
A Snitznoodle guards a doorstep from goblin Hookie who stole cookie chickens then falls asleep and dreams of Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy in a golden winged airship. The scene blends pursuit with a whimsical journey and invitation to ride the airship.
In a dream the Snitznoodle rides Raggedy Ann’s airship with the Raggedys, the craft rises and tilts above the woods, and the Snitznoodle tumbles when Hookle the goblin drops him, revealing why the dream felt so real. The goblin admits lifting him by rope and dropping him for a scare.
Archaeologists uncovered a pump with valves and plungers dating 2203 years old at the ruins of the ancient city of Velsunna. The discovery offers insight into early engineering and water management in the settlement.
Twenty delegates from Butte head to Missoula for the Western Montana convention of the Yellowstone Trail association. The Butte group plans greater advertising to boost tourism and traffic on the trail. Delegates include J K Hesler W B Daly George Short Howard Pierce and others.
The sun favors busy hours with good loan prospects and job promotions while Mars and Neptune bring trouble for world peace and US involvement. Brazil and Russia face unrest and disasters. volcanic and seismic activity looms in the Pacific and southeastern Europe. Birthdates promise prosperity for Sagittarians with those employed and children born that day expected to lead successful lives.
The tax commission plans personal outreach to collect delinquent payments and will meet Thursday at 7 45 p m to advance this task. The judiciary committee will also meet Friday to address minor matters referred by aldermen.
Commercial production of liquid oxygen relies on fractional distillation of liquid air to separate oxygen from nitrogen and argon.
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