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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1921
Page
4
Fragmentary newspaper imprint from Anaconda Montana shows headings for offices and departments but lacks readable news content. Indicates city origin and postal classification with incomplete staff and department listings.
The piece analyzes President Harding s inaugural address praising patriotism and openness to foreign policy while offering few specifics. It contrasts with Woodrow Wilson s post presidency plans to resume law practice and hints at his potential as a future constitutional examiner, noting health concerns.
Attorney General Daugherty sketches early Harding administration priorities. General policy considerations take precedence over most appointments, with major personnel moves delayed until policies are set. Conferences with House and Senate leaders will mark the start, and a new shipping board may come first while diplomacy waits. The Senate's special session begins today and may run until April.
Prohibition agents in New York report violators of the Volstead act hire substitutes to serve 14 day sentences after a grace period to wind up business. Substitutes, often saloon hangers-on, receive 75 to 100 dollars and meals. Enforcers warn jail authorities to beware of impostors.
The Montana Press notes pool halls attract youth and cites a bill to ban under 18s there. It discusses navies worldwide with Harding favoring a top navy as England and Japan push naval buildup. Villa guards his life, while a public nurse proposal replaces a home demonstration agent for county taxpayers. A Russian defender reflects on Lenine and Trotsky's autocratic laws in Great Falls.
A portrait of Lieutenant Commander Kentworthy, heir to Lord Trabolgi, circulates as reports from London name him the new liberal factor in the commons. Kentworthy has been noted as a standout figure in the British House, his fiery orations earning national recognition.
A Helena Record Herald quote questions how long people will be kept “until the people have been prepared for communism.” It ponders the possible duration in a reflective, editorial tone.
A jumble of quotes from multiple papers recounts leaders debating air warfare, trench nostalgia, and shifting alliances. It notes Lloyd George facing a crisis, German sentiment, and speculation on a lean Democratic Congress, with coy references to Polish alliances and finance.
Astrologers deem Saturday March 5 1921 an unlucky day until evening with malefic planetary aspects. Mercury Venus Jupiter and the sun suggest caution in commerce and banking. Venus turns friendly later. avoid contracts and political appointments. Pisces natives urged to be prudent with money and pursue steady labor.
Frank Hunerth once an Imperial opera house violinist in Berlin arrived in Boston with five dollars. He played his violin in downtown restaurants, earning thirty five dollars in three hours and securing passage to Detroit. He held an Italian passport and has a brother in the western city.
Reed College and its alumni examine how student choices diverge from parental occupations. Farmers' sons pursue higher education toward business or professional careers, with many becoming engineers teachers or doctors. The study suggests broad aptitude influence and rare filial bias in career paths.
A Detroit Times column contrasts old fashioned gallantry with modern manners. It cites a nineteenth century essay praising courteous conduct, noting polite men stood for women and avoided jeering in crowds, while today’s generation is less vigilant.
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