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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1926
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard notes chief justice Taft and other authorities highlight antiquated and indefensible shortcomings in U S judicial institutions. Dean Pound adds that endowing and equipping law schools for research could advance legal foundations for legislative work.
The article notes high interest and oddities in two congressional battles. In the Senate Nye of North Dakota faces uncertainty amid press optimism. In the House Walters of Johnstown Pa. defeats Bailey after a contested race, Bailey challenging the outcome with four nationally prominent lawyers and key Democratic backers. Johnstown experiences floodlike civic excitement.
Harvard law professor Roscoe Pound argues for a foundational overhaul of the American legal system rather than patchwork fixes. He cites England's 19th century judicial reform as guidance and warns that adding courts cannot solve deeper inefficiencies in U.S. jurisprudence.
Dublin suffragist Margaret Connery outlines a future home with no cooking or housework, where both spouses work and meals are government served. She argues housework and childrearing are economically unsound for women and foresees machine labor, schools for children, and a social shift away from traditional motherhood.
A critique of American commemoration efforts notes Philadelphia’s 1926 exposition as a smaller prospect than 1876. New York seeks funds for Revolutionary War education amid debate on pageants and ethics. Global issues drift, with Senate shifts on internationalism and Dawes’ reform schemes viewed as flashes.
Joseph B. Eastman, Massachusetts native and 1926 ICC commission chair, leads hearings on a proposed Van Sweringen merger. A long-time critic of banking tied deals, Eastman has pressed for strict merger controls while serving as presiding officer.
A wary hunter prowls the Green Forest seeking Buster Bear and hopes to surprise another quarry. He moves with stealth testing the wind to keep scent down while avoiding any sound that might reveal him to Lightfoot the Deer or other forest creatures.
In the Green Forest Prickly Porky the Squirrel senses danger as a hunter prowls. The hunter underestimates the awareness of small animals while Buster Bear quietly tracks the hunter’s trail. The tale centers on instinct, caution, and how beings avoid peril by knowing where danger hides.
A fragmentary 1948 radio style passaged tale records voices and actions of a boy and cat in a Green Forest. Characters named act with forest figures as tension rises toward a silent edge near Sammy Jay and unseen watchers.
A wide array of mid day and evening radio programs listed for stations from KFKX Hastings to KGO Oakland and KHYJ Los Angeles. Items include farm service days, concerts, reader clubs, chamber ensembles, and dance programs with times from noon to after 10 p.m. The Leningrad academy of dentistry reports aluminum teeth are economical and strong for crowns and fillings.
Dr William T Hornaday, noted wildlife authority, warns that wild game in the United States faces extinction unless drastic action is taken. He criticizes 50 years of sport-killing safeguards as insufficient and urges Congress to enact prompt conservation measures to halt the decline of elk bison deer duck quail and wild turkey.
A woman asks Mrs Snompton about marrying a part Indian man amid prejudice. Responses defend the suitor’s education and character, urging acceptance. Other letters discuss a widow’s concerns with a married man, a son's navy enlistment, and benign advice from public librarians about reading choices.
A fragmentary tale shows Lille with a mistress receiving a vacation dress and cake then returning thrilled about a wedding. A courtroom scene unfolds where a defendant denies involvement while an accuser claims sensitivity about identity. neighbors discuss social status of new residents beyond a street.
The column predicts a fortunate period for many human activities under the stars. It foresees a year of excavation in all regions, influence of art in domestic architecture, unprecedented engineering work, and a strong military focus. Aviation expands with new machinery, public service burdens ease through travel, health and fitness gain government attention, fashions change, and a lean toward outdoor sports and travel for Capricorns born on this day.
A short poetic meditation on life as a stream descending to the sea. The speaker reflects on children at play, workers and houses, and the inevitability of death as life flows toward the final shore. Strong moods of inquiry appear as the speaker wonders what lies beyond the known.
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