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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1926
Page
4
A citizen serving on a tribunal is described as impartial and able to render disinterested decisions. The text praises his influence on German affairs, noting the German people respect him and that he may influence policy more than the chancellor.
Albany prepares for a grand New York inauguration with brass bands fireworks and a televised parade. Eight arc lights will film the oath as Governor Smith is sworn in by the secretary of state amid a record crowd and nationwide broadcast.
Walter P. Cooke, an American reparations official, reports brisk German economic gains and timely repayments under the Dawes plan. He notes Germany’s payments for two years completed with good spirit and widespread signs of renewed confidence across Europe.
Los Angeles district attorney drops prosecution after star witness offers shifting versions. The piece portrays the Aimee McPherson affair as a maze of deceit and fairy tale impressions, concluding no conviction is possible and suggesting the story reads as biography rather than fiction.
The Fascist movement has made little progress outside Italy. A Paris based Fascist daily shifts from a daily to a weekly due to lack of funds and dim prospects for survival. French Fascists faced frequent clashes with royalists from Action Française, with several skirmishes and injuries. Other notes touch on New York politics, reflections on 1926, and New Year resolutions fading quickly into memory.
Radio listings from WCCO Minneapolis and WEAF Chicago outline evening programs with orchestras, dance acts, and lectures. Notable entries include Nash Finch orchestra, Nankin Cafe ensemble, Paul Ash show, Phantrom Violin, Bible readings, and multiple time slots spanning 6 p m to 11:45 p m across stations WCCO WEAF WDAF and WoC Davenport Iowa and Omaha Nebraska listings.
Pacific time radio schedule outlines KEI KFWB KGO KGW KHJ in California and Oregon with programs from 4 pm to midnight including organ recitals, orchestras, dinners, news, dance frolics, and children's hours. Stations cover Los Angeles Oakland Portland with varied hours and entertainment.
Brig. Gen. William W. Atterbury, president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, reflects on four decades with the company, wartime service in France, and earning public trust. He argues regulation protects customers while warning against unnecessary political interference that could hinder railroad progress and investment. He notes $5.6 billion in capital expenditure recently and only 1 percent of $3 billion in new securities issued in six years went to stock, urging stronger partnerships and stable earnings to attract investors.
Observers in England note a ten degree temperature difference between the hilltop and its base, though the hill stands only 200 feet high and the spot are 900 feet apart, suggesting notable microclimatic variation over a short rise.
Vice President Charles G Dawes argues the primary system undermines party unity and empowers minority obstruction in the Senate. He warns of a bloc-dominated congress, citing European experience and calls for reform to protect parliamentary efficiency and party discipline.
The River Clyde, famed for aiding British troops at Gallipoli in World War I, has been converted into a carlier.
A physician explains that chest type correlates with energy and health. Deep breathing exercises can develop the diaphragm and improve endurance, even for those with naturally shallow respiration. Start gradually, measure chest, and practice while walking to increase inhalation and exhalation over time.
A writer laments impersonal mass holiday cards after counting two hundred seven received, noting 195 engraved names, nine handwritten messages, and three with original sentiment. He vows to revive personal notes next year, contrasting a chilly greeting with a long-cherished friendship. He ends with a quip about punctuality from conductor Hugh Robertson.
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