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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1926

Page

4

Coffee Trade Shifts Hint at Market Tensions

The Anaconda Standard notes Brazil dominates imports with 000,000 pounds. Colombian coffee gains share at 17 percent, while Sao Paulo secures a $25,000,000 English loan to intervene in markets and stabilize prices. The piece contrasts Brazilian taste with Porto Rican quality and highlights rising Colombian influence in the U.S. market.

Brazil United States Colombia Sao Paulo England

World Court Adherence Vote Clears Way for Debate

January 26 1926 senate vote 68 to 26 ends filibuster risk and sets process for World Court adherence. President Coolidge gains strength as support grows across parties and groups, smoothing path to final decision.

Senate Harding Mr. Harding Robinson Coolidge

Brazil Coffee Debate Sparks House Probe

A House committee inquiry will examine Brazil’s coffee control practices, with Sao Paulo’s Institute of Coffee Defense and local factors coordinating export quotas and warehouse stock to restrain supply and prop up prices. The arrangement allows large warehouse stocks and seasonal export constraints, prompting U.S. concern as it remains the world’s leading coffee producer in 1924 with about 65 percent of output.

Brazil House Committee On Sao Paulo Institute of Coffee Defense Santos Rio United States

Air line uses flying boat for NY to Florida service test

An anchored flying boat operated daily over Florida for five weeks, averaging three to four hours per day, proving reliability and economy. The venture aims to show air travel can match auto reliability with sufficient reserve planes and proper organization. Passengers would depart New York after breakfast and reach Miami by dinner with three en route stops, signaling broader U S air service expansion.

New York City Florida Europe Paris London Warsaw Constantinople New York Miami

President Coolidge Grants Mitchell Half Pay After Court Martial

The president approves the court martial verdict to suspend Colonel Mitchell for five years while restoring half pay and allowances. The piece argues the decision tempers executive clemency given Mitchell’s independent fortune and notes ongoing public criticisms of air service and other political quips about World Court, Billy Patterson, and French politics.

Coolidge Colonel Mitchell Army Air Service

Rumor of Ritchie Candidacy for 1928 Democratic Nomination

A motion to boom Maryland Governor Albert C. Ritchie for the 1928 Democratic presidential nomination gains headway. Supporters say his candidacy could affect the White House race as Governor Smith of New York looms as a rival. Ritchie, born August 29, 1876 in Richmond, served as Maryland governor since 1920 and held posts including attorney general and naval counsel.

Albert Albert Hitchie Johns Hopking University University of Maryland Baltimore Naval Public Service Inmission of Neral Maryland University of War Industries Board

Beavers Plan By Day To Hide From Men In Turbulent Night

Paddy the Beaver and Peter Rabbit discuss why beavers and rabbits prefer daylight work at times to avoid humans. They note Yowler the Bob Cat may be nearby after starting a dam, so they choose safety by day in areas rarely visited by people while recalling the dangers of hunting.

Paddy Beaver Peter Rabbit Peter Sen Yowler Palmer Brown

Night Labor Of Reavers At Laughing Brook Dam

A conversation reveals that the Reavers fear the dam building phase most, as dangers rise when working away from the Laughing Brook and when cuttings trees near water. They rely on senses and helper friends by day, but at night only ears and noses guard them.

Peter Paddy Paday

Peter Discovers One of Paddy's Friendly Watchers

A fragment from 1925 tells of Paddy and Peter near a long dam under construction. They discuss building the dam and cutting poplar trees while noting distance from the water and work challenges. It hints at a developing friendship and a forthcoming story sequence.

Peter Habbit Paddy Peter

Radio Time Listings Across U.S. Time Zones

A sprawling schedule of radio stations from Hastings Nebraska to Los Angeles California details concert lineups, vocalists, orchestras, and programs on KPKX KFKX KDKA WCCO KOA KFI KGW KHJ KH3J and more. The listings show broadcast times and featured acts such as The We string orchestra Trianon ensemble Crescent orchestra and various named performers and venues.

KPKX Hasting Neb A. G. Philips Hastings KFKX KDKA WCCO Minneapolis-St. Paul Mini Dick ' Long Dayton We String Orchestra Maudellen Littlefield Trianon Ensemble Hotel ‘Muehlead Skeenixner Drake Ensem! Backstone Eveready WEAF Ford Omadala Orchestra The Omaha Bee WOC Davenport Towa A. Sage Jane Chimes Sandman Crescent Swedis Oscar Colberg Danis Ward Crowder Crescent’ Orchestra KFI Los Angeles Cal al Wesson Louis N. Meyer Becke Golden State Band Louise Ysabel Bowen Packard Ashleyers Dolly “MacDonald KFOA Seattle Wash Liam Oakland Barrett Dobetbe Hugh Marrett Dobbs Hug Marrett Dobbetty Pio'bpine Hotel Linton la Ferre San Francisco Allan Wilson St. Francis Girvin-Deusls California Collegian Kgw Portland Ore A. m Town Crier Oregon Radio Trades Association Olds, Wortman & King Co Union Leighton Jack Crow- Shaw Professor Hertzog Titania Lenore Killan Charles Leslie Hill H. M. Robertson Mona Motor Ol Trio Gypsy Maria Palace Hotel Dance Orchestra Gene James

Malone Comments On European War Debt Payment

Dudley Field Malone asserts that France faces worsening conditions until a stable currency is formed and that Europe, including Poland and Czecho Slovakia, benefits from financial turmoil. He criticizes French leadership and allied financial ties, warning that debt collection fuels war risks and domestic upheaval while questioning the use of US loans for Morocco and Balkan bonds.

Dudley Field Malone France Have New York Prairie Corpo Europe Washington United States Morocco Poland Czecho-Slovakia Russia Balkan

Advice Columnists Help With Troubled Relationships

A reader seeks guidance on a volatile marriage and infidelity as her husband drinks heavily and disappears for long periods. The response urges patience, appeals to reform during sober moments, and placing him on probation while prioritizing the children and the reader’s safety. It also advises avoiding more children until reform and suggests seeking support from church or orphanage options for other young women.

Tota Terrir Pty Toa Butte Econ Simanaion

Astrological Forecast for Tuesday January 26 1926

The horoscope warns of rising fortune for some and danger for others as planetary aspects threaten. Women may be impulsive and love matters require caution while romance and sentiment contrast with prudence. Domestic changes loom with new schooling ideas and stronger child welfare focus.

Congress

Poem fragment echoes Emily Dickinson lines

The text presents an echoed fragment of Emily Dickinsons verse about living meaningfully by easing others pain and aiding a weary soul. It repeats phrases about living in vain and aiding one life.

Emily Dickinson

Little stories tease and scandal mix with wit

A collection of brief, humorous vignettes features a widow amid washing and a marriage proposal, a clergyman alarmed by a petty theft at offertory, and a puzzled pupil with French lesson gags. Lincoln S Andrews cites enforcement of prohibition, while a classroom joke about chapeau and a father’s job evokes old-time humor.

Lincoln S. Andrews New Tory New York Johnny

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