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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1924
Page
7
Glowing pale pink chiffon gown features rain drop brilliants and a narrow jeweled girdle. Youthful lines include a rippling skirt and a low square neckline enhancing a refined, sparkling yet youthful look.
Standard Want Ads promise quick results with a special week offer on gentle men's overcoats cleaned and pressed for $2. Providers include American Dyeing & Cleaning Works at 1341 Harrison Ave and 210 W. B'nay Thea, Paumie Parisian Dye House at 60 W. Galena, Butte, and Silvian Bros. at 115 W. Broadway. Phone contacts listed.
In New York on December 14, reports show United States Steel unfilled orders rose by 506,000 tons in November, the largest since 1922 and 50 percent higher than the prior three months. Production expands with U S steel capacity 8 percent over demand, rail loading up, grain futures above 1.60 a bushel, and a government crop yield estimate up by 3 million bales.
Supporters of the Howell Barkley measure to abolish the labor board will not push to resume House debate tomorrow. They will adjourn after the joint memorial for Woodrow Wilson and return the first Monday in January to press the bill.
Major General Patrick testified before a House committee that modern battleships can resist bombs from US army aircraft. He noted tests on the unfinished hull of the battleship Washington showed army bombing craft are obsolete and require larger, more powerful ships able to carry effective bombs against modern capital ships. He added the United States has developed competitive bomber types, but most current bombers are older models.
Three United States Military Academy cadets won Rhodes scholarships for Maryland New Hampshire and Washington in the year’s election. Swarthmore President Frank Aydelotte announced the results noting it’s the first West Point winner. In all 32 appointments went to 507 candidates from 184 colleges, with Princeton Brown and Harvard leading among the winners.
Special dispatch reports Montana collected 2,958,039 in total internal revenue taxes for the year ending June 30 1924. Of this 2,060,349 came from income taxes with the remainder from miscellaneous taxes.
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