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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1924
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard notes plans for a Johns Hopkins based school of international relations. It would join education and public service, aiming to advance world peace and provide better trained leaders. The Walter Hines Page School could become the missing link between effort and achievement in the field.
Cleveland accounts say the Republican National Convention will be a short three day event, likely adjourning by Thursday night to dodge Friday the 13th. Lowden is seen as VP candidate with a platform praising Coolidge, while most leaders in Congress oppose his policies.
A Johns Hopkins initiative seeks a School of International Relations as a memorial to Walter Hines Page. Franklin D. Roosevelt chairs a committee to gauge funding, with $1,000,000 sought for endowment and a $50,000 annual budget cited. Dr. Goodnow supports the project alongside Roosevelt.
Thomas R. Marshall speaks to the Sunday Evening club of Chicago urging fewer laws and more moral guidance. He jokes about directing politics like a government operation and laments shifting from old homes to flats while praising the vitality of his mind and tongue.
The 1924 Union of South Africa election centers on independence vs government support. Boers favor secession, while Smuts faces a nationalist challenge spurred by troop use in Johannesburg. The piece also notes global context with Germany, Dawes plan, and U.S. political figures.
Silver Bow County finds only about three percent of 1928 taxes delinquent after payments through June 1. Total taxes due were 1 706 119 34 dollars with 1 616 254 77 paid leaving 59 404 08 delinquent. Duplicates may reduce delinquency to around 44 000 dollars. May payments dominate and protest payments total 31 460 59.
Max Galasso a local bar member plans to file for the nomination as associate justice of the supreme court on the democratic ticket. He has lived in Butte for 12 years and is known in musical apothecary and legal circles. He is married and has four children.
The Butte Carpenters union elected four delegates and four alternates to represent at the Montana State Federation of Labor meeting to be held in Butte this month. Delegates are Charles Armstrong, Ralph Taylor, J. B. Finlay and J. Wi. McNally. alternates are Hudson C. Lhrist, A. J. Kimmerton, Andy Ehrics and James Free.
Skimmer and Mrs. Skimmer return to their old house in the Old Orchard and disturb the bed Timmy the Flying Squirrel and Mrs. Timmy left behind. They pull out the torn bedding and celebrate their mischief while awaiting Timmy or Mrs. Timmy’s return. Copyright 1924 by T. W. Burgess.
The state rested its case in chief and the defense opened in the Chris Yegen case yesterday morning. Lawyers debated evidentiary motions while witnesses, including former Billings mayor W B George, offered estate valuations for Yegen Brothers holdings. The judge scheduled further proceedings for this morning and probate matters for 2 pm.
A discussion among art teachers contrasts childlike spontaneity with adult self consciousness. A visiting supervisor notes young students show fresh originality, while older students imitate. The Austrian educator Professor Cizek emphasizes letting children imagine first, then create, fostering self confidence as the key to success and happiness.
Doctor Dolittle and Jip visit No-Man's-Land island where pacifist herbivores and diverse creatures flourish. The Doctor tends hooves and horns, counsels deer, rhinos, elephants, and giraffes, and muses on a land free of human disturbance. Speedy the Skimmer arrives with news and plans for the Swallow Mail.
The stars promise a favorable day with Venus, the Sun and Jupiter in benefic aspect. Women gain strong guidance and marriages are likely. a royal betrothal may occur, and radical actions could rise. Social gaiety, expenses, and seismic concerns are noted for summer, with prosperity for those born under Gemini.
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