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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1926
Page
2
An article defends dairy cows comparing energy use to automobiles, arguing cows produce more energy through milk than cars obtain from fuel. It cites energy, fertility, and soil health, noting milk’s vital role in human nutrition and history with references to Hoover and Johns Hopkins research.
A Newark murder case resurfaces as Edward Johnson confesses after years, amid debates on dairy byproducts and milk proteins. The piece weaves crime with industrial uses of casein and nutrition discussions, questioning profitability of dairy cattle versus individual loss.
Paris Jan 3 The Associated Press reports Minister Doumer addressing the new year says unity of classes will build confidence. He notes the communist and labor factions favor a workers dictatorship as a potential obstacle to government action in 1925. Marocan, Locarno and related issues are referenced amid political and economic hopes for stability.
Philadelphia church logs 35 responses to a Baptist minister ad as Logan Baptist church seeks successor to Rev. Frank McDonald. J H Marvin notes several applicants were pastors the committee would have liked, while others showed opposed positions.
Butte records a bitter day with highs near 31 degrees and a low around 12. Light flakes appeared overnight as a potential storm system moved in but dissipated by morning with no significant accumulation. Weather observers noted intermittent flurries and a brief temperature rise to 22 degrees before dawn.
Central Press reports Dr Stephen Wise of the Free Synagogue argues Jesus was a man and Jewish teacher, not a Christian founder. He cites Kraussner’s book, stresses Jesus’ Aramaic heritage, and says Christianity emerged from his teachings but Jesus remained a Jew. Wise’s remarks sparked mixed reactions among orthodox rabbis and scholars.
Four American army officers went into Mexico last week on a search mission. Lieut. C. S. Thorpe of Brooks Field and Lieut. Marion T. Pharr of Ft. McIntosh vanished after diverging routes near Nuevo Leon while two other officers Fred Hamilton and D. P. Buckland from Ft. Ringgold joined the Laredo area hunt. Airplanes from Brooks Field and civilian planes from Laredo scoured the remote mountains 60 miles southwest of Laredo but found no sign of the men as the search continued.
Federal and state authorities discuss who prosecutes Osage murders amid a saga of land rights worth about 2 million dollars. Witnesses may appear before the grand jury as officials pursue leads involving Dick Gregg, Asa, and other associates connected to Anna Brown’s death and related killings during the early 1920s.
The Associated Press reports drastic measures against press uprisings. A former colonel, among those accused, is slated for execution after rapid on-site trials. Other suspects faced immediate firing by authorities in a tense, volatile climate.
Legislative action pushes stricter controls on illicit liquor with 17 wet votes to 139 dry as anti smuggling treaties are drafted. Federal enforcement costs reach about 7.93 million while state courts hear many cases, and the Supreme Court upholds automobile search without warrants when liquor transport is suspected. State codes expand enforcement across numerous states amid calls for stronger public health gains.
Dr Roderigo Octavia from Brazilia chosen as umpire on a commission to evaluate claims filed by the United States and other nations for losses in Mexican revolutions. Miss Anna Teasdale of Cincinnati Ohio appointed secretary of the College of Engineering and Commerce at the University of Cincinnati the only woman in a leadership post.
Crown Prince Carol abandons his rights to the throne amid a romance with a Romanian woman. Reports say he traveled to Paris and London with her, defying Budapest to leave her. King Ferdinand wept as Carol declared renunciation while plans for a regency council emerge with Miron Cristea and possibly Bratianu named as regents.
The article notes wartime speculation about a match for the Prince of Wales with European princesses, including Astrid, while detailing his reluctance to marry until after touring the empire and his desire to love the chosen partner. Queen Mary seeks her children's happiness and royal consent supported marriages.
The bond market remains steady with strong reinvestment demand across high grade railroad and industrial issues. Anticipative buying pushed prices to spring highs as 1926 looms, while tighter money conditions cooled late 1925 buoyancy and more than offset December liquidations with fresh buying. Municipal and foreign borrowings show activity as France and Belgium debt matters hint at new issues, with Poland seeking credit and the Chicago and Northwestern securing a large due next August.
Reported over the weekend that no settlement has materialized in the anthracite strike as miners and operators wait for the joint conference in New York. UMW officials show no sign of accepting arbitration tied to contract changes, while operators press for arbitration as the sole path out of deadlock. A leak suggested operators might reopen mines on prior wage scales, but verification is lacking.
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