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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
4
The article notes Senator La Follette's third party failed to gain traction as Davis edged out his ticket. Health weakened La Follette and the movement lost momentum, leaving Wisconsin mournful for a leader praised for integrity and vigor.
Preliminary reports say Roald Amundsen and six companions failed to reach the pole by about 100 to 120 miles. They faced weeks of drift ice danger and near-starvation while freeing a plane, then returned after four weeks of anxious waiting, with the tale set to publish in full by The Standard through the North American Newspaper Alliance.
One year after a turbulent national scene, Senator La Follette rose to prominence as a progressive figure amid debates over party conventions and insurgent forces. His shifting label from radical to progressive shaped coverage of his campaign and calls for congressional power.
The Butte chamber of commerce seeks data on establishing a junior college program at the School of Mines. Chancellor Brannon met with state education officials to discuss feasibility and costs. An executive board meeting will decide whether to request state board support for local students and parents.
A family friend visits while a neighbor’s boy reveals his father is a numismatician who coins a living as a tram conductor. A tense card game ends in a sharp jab as a novice refuses to play another lead and jokes about a funeral. England turns to slippers amid rising slipper demand.
Sir Eric Geddes head of the Dunlop rubber concern visits the United States amid talk of American rubber interests and Ford plans to break British control. The British figure is noted for a long career including deputy director general of munitions supply and Lord of the Admiralty. Geddes previously engaged in lumber interests in the southern United States.
Astrological reading notes Jupiter and Mars adverse, Venus favorable, predicting little activity and reluctance to take on responsibility. Women may seek publicity and romance risks, with a tendency toward independence. Marriage may decline. business irritability and lawsuits loom. Modest autumn fashion expected. birth date figures show indifferent yearly outlook.
A vivid poem celebrates sun and wind as living forces racing toward distant goals. It envisions dawn, motion, and freedom, urging awakening and effort. The speaker declares strength and youth, with home sought beyond stars and sea.
General Alexander Lukomsky, veteran of World War I service and aide to Grand Duke Nicholas, denounces Grand Duke Cyril and the Soviet as destructive to both Russia and the world. He blames propaganda and incompetent leadership in Moscow for the crisis and warns that Russia lacks a workable machinery to regain faith and stability.
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