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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1925
Page
4
Analysis shows 332,968 immigrants admitted in nine months under the Johnson immigration bill. More than two nonquota arrivals per quota alien, with government estimates of at least 1,000,000 aliens lacking legal status. Deportations reached 7,236 in nine months, mainly paid by steamship lines. Europeans remain eager to reach the United States despite restrictions.
A Burgess tale retells Old Mr. Toad surviving a rough dog attack and imparting a lesson in respect. The startled creature escapes, then returns to join the Smiling Pool chorus, while the dog learns humility after a painful reminder.
Sir George Lloyd praised as ideal successor to Viscount Allenby as British high commissioner for Egypt and the Sudan. The former governor of Bombay completed major projects in India, including the Sukkur barrage or Lloyd dam which created a vast canal system supplying over 8 million acres and aiding famine relief, with Karachi as export hub.
The Montana promotional push reports 19000 inquiries since January from would be settlers and 8000 10000 in December as railroads forward leads to chambers of commerce. Officials stress practical farming plans and prepared applicants over boom tactics, urging skilled workers and capital to fuel Montana’s development and markets.
Secretary of Labor Davis advocates a medical and other testing scheme for prospective immigrants in the Irish Free State as an improvement over prior methods. If successful, he expects expansion to all countries, potentially ending the old Ellis Island detention and inspection system.
An editorial notes Norway’s 100th immigrant anniversary in the United States with roots in 1825 led by Kleng Peerson. It lauds Scandinavian contributions to American prosperity, culture, and citizenship amid references to Norse history and global influence. The piece also mentions ongoing domestic political and social remarks of the era.
A traveling salesman ruefully notes a rainstorm and flood while in a small town. Two men joke about labeling bags with care to avoid mishandling. An Irish assault case reveals a sequence of drinks before a fight. A Boston graveyard marker humorously laments Eben Harvey killed by a cow kick in 1853.
A Wordsworth verse praises Westminster Bridge and London’s morning beauty. The lines describe ships towers domes and temples open to fields and sky in smokeless air with a calm river and a cityscape wearing a bright morning garment.
The column cites a difficult day with sun in evil influence and adverse aspects from Jupiter and Mars. It warns rulers may be arrogant, promotion unlikely, vacations ill advised, and egotism high. Mention of war risks, firearm production troubles, and criticism of government leaders, with Coolidge named as having lasting fame.
British ambassador to the United States Sir Esme Howard warned that Britain's industrial prospects depend on expanding foreign markets, especially in the U S. He urged immediate adjustment and a return to prewar credit and trade levels if heavy purchases of raw materials and debt payments are to continue. He called for European peace and stronger economic cooperation with the United States.
A reflective column explores how repeated thoughts shape mood and body, suggesting thoughts of health happiness and prosperity can transform facial expression and outlook. It argues mental patterns influence daily life and even broader outcomes.
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