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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
4
Anaconda Standard reports on tax debates in Paris with M Herriot admitting tax increases are disliked but necessary. budget aims to finance sound government and steer France toward prosperity. The piece contrasts domestic tax burdens with the shadowy figure of collectors, highlighting public sentiment.
The article reports Vice President Dawes delivering a forceful rebuke to the Senate, startling elders with a blunt address and leaving the chamber speechless and unsettled. It notes the drama as the body adjourned without its presiding officer and praises Dawes for energizing public office. It also discusses East wishes for national parks, highlighting Shenandoah, Great Smoky Mountains, and Mammoth Cave sites and the push for federal park expansion.
French government faces upward tax revisions as Premier Herriot pushes plans to fund dire needs. New and expanded taxes target many sectors, with laws recently enacted to broaden the levy and widen the scope of taxation across classes and conditions.
A New York Sun list of exam questions shows a payroll problem with 17 laborers at $1.50 daily 28 mechanics at 3.60 9 teamsters at 2.25 2 bookkeepers at 15 weekly and a superintendent at 1560 yearly. Critics question the relevancy of such problems for students. The piece also notes questions about grass area grazed by a horse tied to a stake and a Dawes plan description.
In the Green Forest Reddy Fox dreams of a cave full of rabbits and a feast. He wakes to a growling giant bear behind him and bolts from Buster Bear’s bedroom path. Reddy escapes through the forest, fearing discovery by the sleeping bear.
A fragment from 1925 features Buster waking from a long sleep as spring nears. The narrator notes Buster’s pattern of waking briefly to wander and then sleep again, suggesting a recurring dreamlike moment about a cave filled with rabbits.
The column warns of a day of possible misfortune with adverse sun and Mercury, urging delay in seeking work and warning of vanity and egotism. It notes public policy clashes, rising travel, and potential crop losses from heavy rain, while suggesting Japan seeks better east west understanding.
A cluttered list of radio schedules shows stations from Boston to Philadelphia airing concerts orchestras and talks from 6 to 12 PM. Notable items include WGR Buffalo KYW Chicago WLS Chicago KNX Hollywood and KOA Denver hosting bands orchestras and variety programs with musical acts and features.
Officials confiscate the Dutch schooner Zeehond and a wine cargo valued at $300,000 fifteen miles offshore Toei. The seizure follows a court action related to maritime authorities and high seas enforcement.
Florence Davies discusses a social trend where mothers guide daughters into club life as a constructive outlet for youthful restlessness. The piece promotes women's clubs as artistic, literary, and civic, arguing that formal roles and responsibilities channel individuality into worthwhile activity, helping over two million women engage productively.
Memorial services for Senator W A Clark are planned across Butte with city officials civic groups and schools observing a moment of respect. A program includes sermons prayers memorial addresses and a 1:45 pm crowd at Butte High Auditorium with free transit for students and closures by businesses and organizations.
In a chaotic scene a suspect mimicking an ostrich avoided arrest until a ruse failed. Demetrios was sought amid threats involving a widermaid and a rubbish box. Katsanos and Mrs Roach faced threats to take, while a woman carried a fife during the incident.
The Associated Press reports that Roosevelt plans hunting expeditions targeting rare species in remote regions. Details are scarce, but the endeavor emphasizes exploration and scientific collecting, with focus on zoological materials and preservation implications amid rugged terrain near borders of Tibet.
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