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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1925
Page
4
The Connecticut governor-for-a-day used his brief tenure to urge lawmakers to test new laws by their impact on liberty and public safety. He cites Senator Bingham’s test and warns that excess legislation fuels lawlessness while stressing the need for laws that build respect for law.
In a London theater a satirical pantomime prepares for public debut with a lively dress rehearsal. Too Too and his owl duo replace footmen, changing act cards with clockwork precision while an orchestra under Planiesimo plays softly. The Doctor, Bellamy, and performers rehearse bows and curtain calls. Tomorrow's story hints at a new kind of show.
A full-blood Sioux, Rev. Albert T. Freeman, tours the East railing at Indian poverty education and citizenship. He cites 346000 Indians with limited literacy, TB rates, and childhood deaths while noting growth in numbers and wealth. At Vassar, 433 of 957 girls smoke, most with parental consent, signaling shifting attitudes toward smoking among students and families.
The New York Sun notes the vast volume of laws created by the U S legislature and state bodies, estimating a million words per session. Critics urge simplification to reduce cases and restore respect for law, referencing Beveridge and Hiram Bingham.
The article recalls the battle over Harlan F. Stone’s Supreme Court confirmation, likening it to the 1894 rejection of William Butler Hornblower and noting shifting New York Senate positions. It discusses implications for President Coolidge’s future appointment and references Owen D. Young as a NY mayoral candidate and Iowa GOP disownment of Senator Brookhart.
The Friday horoscope warns of mixed celestial influences with benefics and adversities. It notes possible deception jealousy and impulsive acts influenced by Mercury Venus and Uranus. It cautions weddings during this period may prove unlucky and urges caution amid unrest and dramatic events.
Shadow the Weasel, a fearless, snowohued creature, navigates the Green Forest with sharp eyes and constant caution. He peers for danger, recalls past encounters with Billy Mink and foes like Yowler the Bob Cat and Old Man Coyote, always ready to defend himself and prove fear is useless.
A critical column notes newspaper photographers waiting all day on the Washington Capitol steps for a dramatic blast that never occurred. The piece lampoons reporters’ readiness to capture a sensational moment, while the building remained calm and unmoved despite their staged anticipation.
A compact list of crossword prompts covering body structure vaporizers and common abbreviations with hints on clues like Doctor abbr Exclamation cereal grass and school abbr. Includes entries for Level Thread maker Final Conducted To pain and other short wordplay clues.
A Cleveland Times Commercial reflection urges readers to stop waiting for disaster and confront worries. It notes journalists faced with a looming Capitol explosion showed a calmer, active stance. The piece contrasts doom forecasts with practical action and personal resolve.
A collage of radio listings from stations like WSB Atlanta WEEI Boston WGR Buffalo and others outlines entertainment concerts lectures and educational segments for the evening. Numerous orchestral performances organ recitals mandolin guitar and music programs are scheduled with times ranging from early evening to late night.
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