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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1927
Page
4
The council committee on schools and civil service is delaying four mayoral nominees amid anti administration sentiment. Opponents pushed investigations into school management, sending them to the committee and postponing action on the nominations. The uproar grows as rumors and shouting intensify.
Sen Borah accuses U S government of imperialism over Nicaragua dating to 1907 with a government installed by Washington and treaties foisted on Nicaragua. He clashes with President and Kellogg over Mexican radicals and the need for stability and law and order in Latin America.
Chicago politics roars as Big Bill Thompson aims for a return to the mayoralty challenging Mayor Dever. Campaign focus centers on school system and Superintendent McAndrew with four board seats open and council delays on confirmations amid heated charges.
Washington mediates a clash between Dushan Sekulitch of the Serbs Croats and Slovenes and M C Eldridge traffic director of Washington over a Christmas Eve parking dispute. Eldridge alleges abuse and seeks action while Sekulitch boasts of self defense and a possible showdown. Kellogg is busy with broader international issues. The piece also notes the National Woman's Party push for equality, blizzards, floods, and wary bank spending in 1926.
Masters of barbering urge state legislatures to enact bills ensuring safe professional practice for patrons of all genders. They argue reforms shield the public from incompetent services and germ risks amid shifts in fashion and publication trends shaping modern shops.
Dr Frank McCoy explains that organic iron comes from plants and animal tissues, not mineral iron in tonics. He warns against iron products made from rusted metal and mineral waters, saying true iron comes from foods like whole grains and leafy greens, with salads meeting daily needs.
Florence Smite reflects on childhood innocence and adult doubt in a meditation on child vision and the enduring truth in children's humor devotion and wonder. Pamela Gray presents child sayings touching on life, myth, and belief as Greek myths prompt thoughts on gods and truth.
Radio schedules show WCCO and WEAF air orchestras and dance programs from 6 to 11 pm. Wallie Erickson, Drake ensemble, and The Music Box appear on various Chicago and Kansas City stations with concerts, operas, and late-night talks.
A rundown of evening broadcast timetables across KFI KFWB KGO KGW KHJ and KPO starting 6 p m with varied musical programs. Tenor Paul Roberts and Angelus String Quartet feature tonight alongside orchestras hotel bands and dance sets ending with late night frolics and dance music across stations.
Butte citizens are urged to keep sidewalks clear of snow and ice. The city ordinance threatens arrest for noncompliance and households failing to maintain walks will be summoned to police court. Harry Good will inspect walks and order arrests where violations occur.
Hon. Vincent Massey of Toronto gains the role at Washington due to his reputation for learning and culture. A graduate of St. Andrew's College, University of Toronto, and Balliol College Oxford, he pursued history before a career in academia and business. He briefly entered politics in 1925, failing to win a seat, then returned to diplomacy with strong promise.
Astrology notes friendly stars dominate but warn of adverse influences today. Early in the morning readings suggest caution in decisions and actions to avoid potential misunderstandings or mishaps.
The text asserts heightened European unrest and warns of miscommunication and quarrels due to sensitive minds. It notes lucky travel days and water crossings, urges keen intuition for writers, and predicts favorable trading under a certain rule. It cites three solar eclipses and two lunar eclipses in 1927 as ominous, yet says the U S may escape the worst effects. It advises birthdate people to avoid new ventures in the year and says children born today may inherit comfortable estates.
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