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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1925
Page
4
The piece notes the Algonquins of Canada, the Revolution era alliance shifts of the League of Six Nations, and postwar American land purchases. It highlights how Americans claimed land from aboriginal holders for little payment, while later settlers faced costly quit-claim deeds. The narrative frames ongoing tensions over land titles and recompense.
Ruth Von Phul, Cross Word Puzzle Champion, completes a described puzzle in a bogey eight and a half minutes. Across and down clues include one horse carriage simian fish uproar noted liar fatty restrain child helmsman cut down unweave mass lump study oily spermacetti Jewish title upen run covers top note scale laments tribute adjective branch meadow under malediction European fish portico kitchen chamber parent payable clothed with white fur point Spanish hero sacrifice structure shallow vessel acted insanely fruiting spike brown pigment disbeliever in God wheeled vehicle nevertheless aurora above normal Scotch for one down mean fellow American wild flower stick atmosphere properties rhythm hypnotic force immerse solution yesterday's puzzle grief imaginary line on map without deductions novel kind of iron hail farewell dance jump male swan state of weather flowed out or scattered tool costs of passage earthenware mug parish holds in possession to offer train North African antelope small clusters of houses supreme ruler to prove belief the pile number Aeta building material earth or clay welsh river through radiance or grit cube for gaming reposed partook therefore interjection of delight.
In Sheridan county Montana farmers, once dismissed as unable to fund growth, oversubscribed a $250,000 block of Great Northern railroad stock, receiving $300,000 in offers. The move funds a Scobey to Opheim extension, amid praise for wheat profits and regional development.
The Six Nations Mohawks Onondagas Cayugas Senecas Oneidas and Tuscaroras sue New York seeking six million acres worth about two billion dollars. If successful, each member could gain around 250000. The 1784 treaty cited grants the confederacy title west of Utica. suits hinge on sovereign status and legality of deeds. The case, led by a noted New York attorney, may reach the U.S. Supreme Court.
The revival of the old time debate on evolution draws crowds on the Pacific coast where Dr. W. B. Riley of Minneapolis and Dr. Maynard Shipley of San Francisco exchange views. Riley challenged California university leaders. Mills College declined. Shipley accepted. The piece likens potential Bryan and Darrow tours to Lincoln and Douglas and suggests large venues could host these debates.
A new overnight air mail service between New York and Chicago starts July 1 with one round trip per night. Sixteen pilots and 24 planes will operate, delivering mail by morning to both cities. Initial rate is 10 cents an ounce, with routing aided by 46 emergency fields and 56 beacons at a cost of 600000.
Col James A Logan Jr is highlighted as European representative for Dillon Reed Co with a career spanning Spanish American War service, World War I neutrality duties, and postwar diplomacy. He served as chief American military mission to the French army, aided Dawes plan negotiations, and led American interests on the reparations commission through 1923.
The zodiac forecasts closer cooperation between big business and newspapers and suggests writers will prosper. A new American school of literature may rise, banking will prosper, and more journalists will seek work. Spiritual matters regain attention, while law enforcement and federal officials face scrutiny amid a volatile midsummer period.
Mary and Jim duel over a pattern of jags in which his drinking spree and her work frenzy tear at marriage. He dabbles with alcohol while she overworks, each misdeed blamed on the other, until their cycles of temper and guilt threaten their family harmony. The piece reads as a sharp social satire on behavior and law and personal pride.
A brief poem fragment reflecting on beauty and time with the signature Edmund Waller. The speaker urges the beloved to come forth and be valued before dying, noting beauty’s brief share of time and fate.
Gracious gossip centers on Geraldine cornered by Grece who teases a marriage to Jack. Geraldine denies plans, mocks his driving dancing and tennis while noting his swimming skill and joke about keeping him in an aquarium as a husband.
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