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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
4
Olvany reports conclude no gain from replacing effective Tammany appointees while urging unity to aid Governor Smith at the 1928 Democratic convention. Walker praised if he keeps promises, planning a courteous city hall policy and a secretary famed for cordiality to welcome all.
The piece describes a Senate struggle over the world court with Borah commanding the anti court forces and Moses of New Hampshire as a tactical leader. It notes vote counts, persuasion efforts, and a pitched campaign by administration allies led by Coolidge. Swanson pushes for early action and Lenroot counters for ratification, echoing the 1919 20 fight.
Governor Smith looms as a potential Democratic candidate and Tammany leaders show peace and readiness to forgive. Heap Big Chief Olvany signals no punishment for Hylan allies, suggesting a clean sweep of appointees, amid speculation of renewed pledges and influence in local offices.
The secretary of state’s address presents a global peace standard and disinterested service to all nations. It emphasizes no malice toward any people, aims for peace, progress, and prosperity, and pledges American support for the world’s advancement without political or sectarian bias.
A committee of the United States Chamber of Commerce asserts national advertising lowers selling costs, boosts volume, and reduces consumer prices while educating the public. It disputes the idea that ads raise prices and urges continued, proper advertising for public benefit.
The Money doctor of the world, Dr Edwin W Kemmerer of Princeton University, established advisory roles in many nations including the U S Philippines Egypt Mexico Guatemala Colombia South Africa and Chile. Born 1875 in Scranton he studied at Wesleyan and taught at Cornell Purdue and Princeton.
Peter Rabbit befriends Ruddy the Red backed Mouse in the Green Forest and learns about his hidden paths and home. The dialog reveals cautious insights into wandering, safety, and curiosity as Peter seeks Ruddy’s house location.
The piece reflects on Queen Alexandra and the royal family as Georgie and May mourn their mother. It notes the enduring childlike bond with parents, the bittersweet growth into independence, and the universal, unchanging nature of mother love beyond crowns and titles.
For Thursday December 17 1925 the McClure Syndicate forecasts strong planetary influences favoring merchants manufacturers and land speculation. East and South real estate projects advance while population moves and job opportunities rise especially in building. Sagittarian birth subjects show vigor independence and executive talent.
A brief fiction excerpt shows Peter attempting to contact someone while mentioning home and a quick return. The dialogue hints at domestic setting and simple street scene.
Poem excerpt by W Motherwell celebrates a holy midnight hour and nature’s quiet. A report notes Queensland workers, after attending strike meetings, took a general strike, reducing their pay as a result.
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia decries abdication by family and church as religious teachers. He laments a "fliterate ministry" and calls for a revival of steadfast religious training, citing clergy shortages, modern disputation, and a need for figures like St Dominic and Wesley to deepen faith.
In a small officers club a lieutenant bets he can call each of 20 rifle shots at 200 yards without a marker, but fires for the cigars and wins. A separate scene follows a man who mistakenly takes a woman's umbrella, apologizes, and later meets the same woman who rebukes him for his umbrella misadventure.
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