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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
4
The organization estimates at least 14 559 deaths or injuries attributed to driver recklessness. The latest bulletin expresses optimism over improving safety nationwide and notes newspaper reports of daily tolls help curb risky driving.
General Mitchell denounces the air service and calls for a separate aeronautics department. He cites American defenses as land- and sea-centric and warns of peril without air power. The piece also profiles Senate frictions between Dawes and Wadsworth over reforms and the ark of the covenant metaphor.
A government study by the Bureau of Public Roads finds Montana has the fewest accidents per 1 000 cars amid lower registrations, while Washington shows the most accidents per 1 000 cars with higher tonnage, contradicting national trends. Faulty operation by drivers accounts for about one fifth of 1 606 investigated crashes in eight months across the three states.
Johns Hopkins biologists led by Dr. Raymond Pearl request centenarians to report how they reached a century and how they feel now. They seek data on heredity, habits, tea coffee tobacco and alcohol use, as well as leisure pursuits and stresses. The study notes life span has lengthened but maximum longevity is debated.
The piece mocks Mr. Bryan for branding Darwinism foolish while prompting Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Sir Oliver Lodge to speak on the Darwinian dispute. It also notes the Geneva arms talks, wartime cinema, scarce peace, and humorous quips about prohibition era smuggling and rail crossings, with a final line on evolution debates.
Crossword clues listed with across and down prompts names phrases and word hints including portions exclamations tools planets fruits times birds and many others from a dated puzzle page. The mix includes cryptic style hints and typical crossword fodder spanning anatomy geography and everyday objects.
Peter Rabbit visits the Smiling Poo listen to a concert and ends up discovering Mrs Teeter the Sandpiper's egg nest. He promises not to reveal it while meeting Unc Billy Possum who longs for fresh eggs. Copyright 1925 Burgeau.
In a June 3 1925 letter Assistant to Secretary Hoover Harold Phelps Stokes informs The Anaconda Standard that Mr Hoover did not join with the chamber of commerce in backing any ship subsidy plan. He cautions against misreading Hoover’s stance and clarifies no official endorsement exists.
Mme Slavkov Grouitch, wife of the Yugoslav minister, told the American Academy that a new European war is imminent. She argued wars stem from everyday life and that women must lead in economy and home virtue to curb armament, citing past wars as examples.
A collection of brief snatches from various papers commenting on politics taxes peace talks royal travel Soviet Russia naval arbitration and European affairs. The items mix humor and opinion noting energy costs and leadership themes with light editorial tone.
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