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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1921
Page
4
The speaker denounces actions that ignore due process, trample the law, rely on hearsay, mock courts, and eject constitutional safeguards. The Ku Klux Klan is condemned as bad business, and those supporting it in Texas are described as mortals.
The text discusses Dawes plans to curb deficiency appropriations across departments. It argues past reliance on extra funds fuels waste and inefficiency. Dawes promises a savings plan, insisting departments stay within maximums and an executive pressure to improve efficiency and reduce costs.
Secretary Mellon's pledge of new clean paper money reassures citizens wary of dirt in currency. Wartime printing degraded ordinary money, but the government can now issue fresh bills. A clean, crisp greenback lifts spirits and eases daily life as currency improves.
Word from Austin says authorities largely tolerate the Ku Klux Klan with little agitation for exposure. The new Klan differs in some points from its 40 year old predecessor but uses self appointed courts and punishments, including tar and feathering and whipping, primarily against Black people though whites accused of moral offenses can also be punished.
An authenticated Tokyo report by Dr. Umeno claims a new dog rabies vaccine prevents hydrophobia in canines. He vaccinated 31,307 dogs and urges laws mandating vaccination. The piece notes Pasteur’s method and historic fear during hot summers, plus guidance for keeping dogs safe in heat.
A column urges bondholders to cash Liberty and Victory coupons promptly to keep funds circulating, warns about idle treasury hoards, and links tax and foreign policy chatter to domestic economics. It notes Japanese, German, and British figures reacting to international conferences amid commentary on tariffs and peace efforts.
The column notes a Livingston incident where a veteran used a Washington bonus check to buy an electric range, boosting factory output and banking circulation. Havre voters approve an extra five mills for school funding amid ongoing need for funds. Wheatland county roads require better surfacing near towns to maintain highway benefits. Park County considers a county fair display and a Shields valley fair idea with exhibits and limited costs. Discussions on permanent peace and disarmament reference President Harding’s outreach and public opinion.
A collage of light snippets from 19th and 20th century papers includes quips about neighbors borrowing a phonograph, quiet winter evenings, wives and married men, mosquitos trained in daytime, an amateur theatricals joke, a clock joke, a smoker’s will, a poetry order note, a steam roller chauffeur gag, and a boarding house dog’s mournful howl.
A collage of Times and News headlines reflecting political feuds, labor notes, and social quips. References range from Dr Garfield to Senator Harrison and Ambassador Harvey, touching on strikes, holidays, and editorial opinions. Literary doodles mix with policy sighs and cultural jabs.
Philadelphia M Shaw a New York broker is sued for divorce by his wife OM Elinor J Shaw. The complaint names Madrienne La Barre a 20 year old Ziegfeld Follies performer known as Butterfly as co respondent. La Barre claims Shaw duped her presenting himself as single and that they became engaged. She says she fled to Boston with her mother to avoid notoriety. Shaw faces charges from his wife and the actress who alleges deception and engagement.
Fragmented poetry piece titled Rhyme and Reason presages October gloom with rough joy and somber mood. Imagery invokes pine frosts and brook gurgles, willows and thrushes, in a vibrant rural scene. Copyright line noted with date 1929.
Friday astrology brings friendly stars over Jupiter Saturn Venus and Mars aligning in benefic aspects. Planes large enterprises and commerce benefit with farmers real estate and soil workers favored. Railways prosper, constructive work aided by women but caution on speculation. Families may face a disturbance while Cancer children prosper in business and love caution advised.
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