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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1925
Page
4
A Minnesota senator filed with the senate a contest of Schall's election alleging $75,000 extorted from bootleggers financed his seating. A Minnesota grand jury previously declined to indict on similar charges. Johnson hints further accusations may follow when the contest is heard next session.
American club women push to extend the native-born citizenship requirement to the presidency cabinet justices and House speaker arguing loyalty proof should govern high office. They note many foreign-born Americans already hold top jobs and warn passage could have blocked leaders like Wilson ally Franklin Lane.
The piece portrays Senator Magnus Johnson’s retreat from his brash style into a restrained, conventional voice. It notes his preference for Washington life over farm life and contrasts his attitude with his wife’s return to the rural sphere after his November defeat.
Professor Moulton of the University of Chicago explains the universe contains hundreds of millions of galaxies forming a supergalaxy. He notes our sun is a minor speck next to Betelgeuse and warns a future close encounter could heat and burn Earth.
The 1920 Pullman surcharge remains at 10 percent after a war era rise, with supporters deeming it a justified rate element and opponents including the Pullman company and many congressmen seeking its abolition. The Senate narrowly passed a bill to curb it, but a House committee stalls action. The piece also notes postwar political turnover, Hall of Fame chatter, Herrin insurance steadiness, and light quips about Chicago cops and various figures.
The Nation selects EU Biegel's "Hot Afternoons Have Been in Montana" as the winning poem from 4,000 submissions. The piece reflects on Montana's landscapes and history, blending contemplations of war, love, and humanity across eras and places.
The astrology column notes benefic alignments of Jupiter the Sun and six planets, with Mercury Saturn and Uranus in strong aspects. It predicts good chances for study and intellectual work, cautions about letters of love, and hints at East to West religious influence and modest moral turn.
The Paris scene attracts many Americans as the English actress Sue Mien Terry retires. She recalls former Shakespearean roles and often repeats an entire play, adding a lingering literary air to the city’s nocturnal cultural life.
Puzzle feature titled Bogey Soh Time by Ruth von Phul appears in Champion weekly section. Contains a ten minute challenge with clues and fill patterns for readers to complete.
Henry 4 presents a dense grid themed riddle with numerous clues across animals medicines prepositions and mechanical terms. The item blends crossword style hints for familiar words like tapestries ribs and musical instruments alongside abbreviations and ancient terms.
Radio Digest reports a Sunday lineup across many stations from Wap to KOA. The guide lists services concerts organ ensembles choirs and religious broadcasts with names like Dr James E Davis and Vivienne Perrin Stephens.
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