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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1927
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard questions fingerprint infallibility noting that juries decide, not experts, and that experts from both sides may disagree. Handwriting and mental experts illustrate human fallibility, suggesting fingerprint interpretations will be challenged by opposing witnesses in court.
The Montana livestock industry faces a likely 40 percent hike in grazing fees on national forest lands, provoking concerns that higher costs will push stockmen out of business. Officials caution that large tracts in reserves drain tax income, while calls grow to cede public land to states, complicating conservation and local funding.
In the Hall-Mills murder trial fingerprint dispute, one expert set says the prints on a visiting card near Dr Hall match William Carpender, while another set disputes the match. Both groups defend their conclusions under cross examination, underscoring how fingerprints are treated as an exact science despite ongoing debate.
A New York medical college runs a year long test on 50 students who swallow capsules, some containing milk, to assess drugs and poisons including bee sting and spider bite. The piece notes science keeps an open mind toward superstition and values critical inquiry over disdain.
Railroad men estimate 825 to 925 million dollars will be spent this year on new equipment and improvements excluding repairs. About 40 percent goes to equipment and 60 percent to roadway and other property with over 1,000 miles of new line and 600 miles of second main tracks. 1926 automatic block signaling could reach 5,000 miles, signaling a strong business outlook amid global developments.
Charles Evans Hughes, noted jurist and statesman, has been a central figure since his New York governorship in 1907. He served on the U S Supreme Court, led as secretary of state under Harding, and played a major role in international armament talks. Born 1862 in Glens Falls, Hughes held prominent legal and academic positions and chaired the New York State Bar Association in 1917 and 1918.
Radio program grid listing stations in Central and Pacific zones with times and show titles. Includes WCCO Minneapolis, WDA Kansas City, Drake Hotel concerts in Chicago, Des Moines, Davenport, Omaha. Pacific stations KFT Los Angeles, KET, KHJ, KGW, KHJ, KPO with dinners, concerts, news, and musical programs through late evening.
Horoscope notes a day of strong good and evil influences, predicting irritability and domestic strain in the morning but a fortunate wedding day with luck fluctuating thereafter. It mentions solar eclipse effects on finances, European fears, but American prospects for peace, and Saturn’s ominous power for the British empire. It adds birthdate persons may face a testing year bringing possessions and happiness.
Barclay Acheson, Overseas Director of Near East Relief, argues Western nations must pool capital and labor to aid Near East development. He notes the need for cooperation, mutual trust, and higher moral standards in education and humanitarian work to adapt Eastern societies to modern governance and industry.
Dr Frank Me discusses health answers in a broad tone, warning that sensitive weather perception may stem from toxemia. The article links barometric changes to bodily pain, skin elimination, and the need for dietary regulation, exercise, and skin care to improve eliminative function and reduce hypersensitivity.
Daily winter air service continues between London and Paris Brussels Cologne and Amsterdam. Austrian government tightens dole payments to agricultural workers. Plans for an open air altar at Westminster Catholic cathedral submitted. Chicago Dallas mail route flyers say winter flying is easier when calm and clear than in summer due to milder winds.
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