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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1928
Page
4
The article discusses convict labor in manufacturing competing with free labor, a Buffalo chemist's plan to use convicts for beneficial research, and Dr. Sy's view on potential death as a release. It acknowledges opposition stressing the sanctity of life and condemning experiments on prisoners for science.
The article profiles Jim Reed of Missouri as a rising Democratic orator eyeing the 1932 presidential nomination. Reed would likely finish second to Al Smith on the first ballot, with headquarters planned in Washington and Missouri. He reportedly favors a campaign avoiding anti Smith tactics, aligns with Smith on prohibition, opposes the Ku Klux Klan, and would downplay opposition to Woodrow Wilson.
A 19th or early 20th century newspaper piece cites an alleged University of Buffalo chemist urging convict experimentation for human dietary science. It suggests pardons upon completion, arguing criminals might volunteer for studies to benefit humanity, with public hesitation noted.
Analysts assess the 1928 Olympic year noting strong European competition and uncertain American prospects. Europe’s push to build athletes is highlighted by Lord Burghley and nations like Germany Sweden and Czecho Slovakia. Optimists see benefits in tougher contests and later tryouts, while some doubt prosperity for 1928.
Governor Smith absent as 1000 invited Democrats gather for a major Jackson Day event in Washington. John W. Davis will preside and discuss 1928 nomination prospects amid a large party rally unseen since 1920. The banquet is seen as shaping the upcoming political season.
Answers list key figures and items: Texas Guinan called Queen of Broadway. state Arizona. figures Curtis and Capper. ship U S S Oregon. Woodrow Wilson. Bible verse Colossians four six.
Central time schedule lists stations WBAP WOS WDAF WTMJ WCCO WOW KSD WOAT KVOO KOA KFI KHJ KGO LXK KFRC KPO KHQ with hourly programs from 6:00 to 12:00 featuring Orchestra, Anglo Persians, Dance, Opera, and various musical hours across multiple cities plus farm school and university shows.
The excerpt presents a reflection on divine craft and mortality from Job chapter ten, verses seven to nine. It emphasizes the paradox of being formed by God yet returned to dust, prompting contemplation of human fragility within divine sovereignty.
In Constantinople Turkish businessmen rely on aging safes as unfavorable economic conditions shrink demand for new secure boxes. Many unused strong boxes from failing firms flood the market, reflecting a cautious market sentiment and cash flow constraints.
Washington column analyzes fresh tax cut debates across Congress. Mellon proposes 225 million to 250 million in reductions with White House backing. House panel endorses up to 289 million, Garner pushes higher, while Simmons seeks around 400 million to 600 million. Senate Republicans face balance with Progressives wary of immediate surplus relief.
An astrologer’s look at the day warns of unsettled markets and risky finances with many stock fluctuations. It advises caution in business, paying debts, and thrift. Predicts contest between democracy and autocracy, women’s peace tests, and unstable governments in China and India.
The text urges constant effort to become better in body mind and spirit. It notes that drifting does not lead upward and failures are signals to restart. It ends with a comparison of verifying authenticity of bank notes and stamps using a new quartz lamp from Hana Germany.
Items from The Standard reflect events from 10 20 and 30 years ago in Butte and Anaconda. The column recaps notable local happenings, anniversaries, and civic notes for readers remembering past milestones.
John FE Byers travels to St Paul for several days of business. Mr and Mrs F F McIrvin leave Butte for Coeur d Alenes on a short business trip. Mr and Mrs C M Goodenberger depart Butte for New York to attend the auto show and visit the Dodge Brothers plant. Leo Linz heads to Tacoma to enter business. Miss Agnes Furst leaves Anaconda for Spokane to resume studies at a young women’s school. Mrs FE J Bowman and sons Jack and Ted depart Anaconda for Nordhoff Cal where the boys will enter school. Mrs L C Herrick undergoes an operation at St Ann’s hospital in Anaconda for appendicitis. Miss Reta Vert of Anaconda, after an appendicitis operation, is reported progressing well and will return home tomorrow.
Robert Boone leaves State Savings bank to return to Dillon and join a real estate firm. Mr. and Mrs. Peckover of Butte visit Bozeman guests of John and Mrs. Maxey. H. F. Edwards returns to Butte from Dillon. R. de B. Smith departs Anaconda for a Big Hole ranch to manage cattle. Charles Eggleston leaves Anaconda for Missoula to resume university studies. Ole Roland goes from Anaconda to Echo Lake and reports good ice fishing.
Gov. R. B. Smith traveled from Helena to Butte yesterday to handle state business. W. R. Kenyon resigned as manager of the Butte Hardware company with plans to be announced later. H. R. Walker, a leading Butte contractor, visited Anaconda last evening to assess the local building situation.
In Leipzig manufacturers of artificial pearls say Baltic sea fish scale essence is now imported via Hamburg at thirteen dollars per pound. They complain about quality and are pursuing an American supplier to replace foreign sources.
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