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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1926
Page
4
An Anaconda Standard item cites an astrologer claiming prohibition ends in 1927 then fights to return in 2010. He says the old saloon won’t resurrect but beer and wine could be legally purchased under strict limits. Moonshine and starshine warnings follow.
Florida era divides the Republican Party between new arrivals and veteran leaders Daniel T. Gerow and George W. Bean. The Tenderfeet press for challenging Senator Fletcher in November while old guards cling to control of delegates and patronage, aided by Chairman Butler’s dubious backing. The conflict escalates as factions clash at recent conventions.
Hoboken astrologer Gustave Meyer warns 1926 will bring earthquake and ocean disasters due to Saturn’s hostility. He predicts misfortune for clergy journalists and lawyers, and prophesies the end of prohibition as Saturn leaves Pisces after six years.
The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace outlines an agenda under President Dr Nicholas Murray Butler. Dr Henry B Pritchard sails to Egypt and the Near East to study educational and political movements and their peace impact. Alfred Holman travels to South America for expert input. A European tour by Prof James T Shotwell will examine chief international organizations. About 50 teachers of international law will visit The Hague Geneva Paris to observe the League of Nations and the International Court of Justice.
Princeton scholar William Starr Myers warns the crime wave is real and fueled by war era conditions. He argues harsh penalties could reduce violence while lamenting tax and anti capital punishment sentiment. He notes coal and political tensions amid overall belief the world improves, with stern justice as a catalyst.
Central time routings show Hog Day at Farm School with J M Evvard at 5:20 pm, plus dinner concerts and programs on KDKA WCCO and WGN across Minneapolis to Chicago. Regional schedules include Betty Crocker talks, orchestras, audience hours, and University of Minnesota and Drake ensembles.
LAS PALMAS Canary Islands January 24 The start of the airmen voyage from Porto Praya Cape Verde for the second leg of the trans Atlantic flight was delayed due to unfavorable weather. Commander Franco hopes to continue the voyage tomorrow or Tuesday.
A sermon from Mond Saint Costes College on Christ’s mercy over Sabbath law. It contrasts Jesus healing on the Sabbath with Pharisee rigidity, cites Mark and Isaiah, and urges followers to imitate meekness and mercy as their guiding example. The talk highlights Jesus as a transformative model opposing legalism.
Louis, the Harwood House butler, faces a dilemma as Mrs Mary Farr Harwood seeks to use him as a spy on Noble Harwood. He contemplates loyalty against avarice while weighing a lucrative, risky path toward a distant fortune as the Albanian bank scheme looms in the background.
The Montana oil report details increased production in early 1928 with 1,000 plus wells active, state and federal lands contributing to a 10 month output of 2,345,448 barrels valued at over 124 thousand dollars. State revenue from licenses and royalties reached 124,470.41 and November saw 371 wells producing across federal, state, and deeded lands.
The column forecasts a fortunate 1926 with cosmic guidance for romance, harmony, and progress along with caution for impulsive acts. It notes Aquarius traits and potential literary or scientific pursuits. A Missouri mule draft accident ends with a private joking he has not yet hit the ground.
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