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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1925
Page
4
Subscriptions listed for MATL DAILY, including one month and Sunday options. Rates show 91.00, 5.78, and 1200 figures with Sunday special pricing. Engagements mention three six one month terms and post offices within the United States.
A column argues the value of air power in defense and offense, cites Rear Admiral Fulham on naval neglect of aviation, and notes experts say planes can cripple enemy hubs from altitude. It shifts to crime policy, contrasting harsh, swift punishment with mercy, citing judges on deterrence and a Philadelphia case of corporal punishment for theft.
A New York grand jury urges strict justice for all criminals without mercy. It condemns ongoing street crime including stickups assaults and murder and calls for no leniency regardless of age sex or past behavior, urging officials to curb the waves of crime plaguing the city.
A New York World summary asserts Porto Rico's population about 1.3 million with education rising and exports over 77 million dollars yearly, rivaling Alaska and the Philippines. It notes support for self government, electing a governor, a U S representative, and two senators, while Congress weighs statehood as a business proposition amid wartime service claims.
Puzzle notes explain delays after a printing error and missing solution. Clues touch on Greek letter, wind related terms, printers measure, names, and various common crossword entries. The page mentions Abraham birthplace and language, with references to verbs and objects such as varnish and carriage.
A scattered listing of radio programs across multiple stations including WEEI Boston KYW Chicago WLS Chicago WGN Chicago WLW Cincinnati WEAR Cleveland WFAA Dallas WOC Davenport KOA Denver WWJ Detroit WEAF Fort Worth WDAF Kansas City NYU Bruns wick and others. The schedule shows concerts vocalists instrumentalists lectures and talks with times ranging from early morning to late night.
The column warns of shifting planetary influence with sun Uranus and Mars angles. It predicts increased exotics in some people, poor job prospects in arts and clerical fields, and mental strain before spring's end. It also hints at bold achievements in engineering and bridge building, plus cautious notes for England and university education.
The executive committee of Butte's associated women's organizations appeals to citizens to house and feed visiting high school students for the March musical meet. Despite calls from Kay Shakespeare Club and others, few have offered lodging as Great Falls housed 360 pupils. Residents are urged to contact Mrs. F. V. Hubert or Jesse G. Ragsdale to assist.
A local drive in Butte reports total subscriptions of 11 588.78 from 3 375 donors with 161 pledges and 104 cash payments. Funds are held for Butte children only and will support six months of hospital care for 24 crippled children and training for 30 locals. No overhead, no connection to other organizations, and treatment at Billings orthopedic hospital at low rates. Weather notes and a oblique death report follow.
In yesterday’s luncheon issue of the Safety Pin Rotary newsletter the first choice for district governor is Andy Gump with a Missoula candidate Henry Gailey as fallback. The note lists local Rite and digs and names organizers for the He ena conference headed by Dr. L. G. Dunlap and others. The program included talks on My First Job by Abbott, Bender, Blake, Bliss, Capron, Cath Coy and Dwyer, with humor and anecdotes throughout.
The Anaconda high school senior basketball team edged the Silha Cubs 14 to 13 at Daly gymnasium, closing the seniors regular season with a hard fought victory. The Cubs, trailing by five, failed to regain the lead as the game ended.
Work on Georgetown road under Road Supervisor Scott Peek advances, with the board of commissioners reporting the worst segment about a mile and a half between Hardtin's and Lake View Inn severely drifted. Several cars have traversed the highway though it remains closed for travel. The crew aims to reach good condition soon.
Officers seized fixtures at the soft drink parlor located at 701 East Park Avenue after a raid weeks earlier. Judge George B. Winston ordered the fixtures sold and the alleged liquor destroyed. Peter Lazatich and Mike Bajovich were arrested and later released on bonds. An electrical musical instrument was returned to Sliver Bow Music Company.
Keifer Hanson left for Spokane to visit family now in Spokane. Rev J W Hard former Anaconda rector visiting in Anaconda and Billings. jlenn R Hamilton now living Crescent WA, visiting parents in Anaconda. Miss Gladys Smith and Miss Anna Bolkovatz returned to Anaconda after the state basketball tournament in Bozeman. Mrs P F Frick returned to Anaconda from Billings where daughter Mary is at St Vincent's Orthopedic Hospital. Young People's society Norwegian Lutheran church to meet at church parlors at 8 o clock. for young people only. Mr and Mrs GA St Clair preparing to move to Kemmerer WY. they have taken rooms at Mor tana hotel. Mr and Mrs R B Hap Jahan of Great Falls have taken the St Clair home on Main street. Associated Press notes from Los Angeles report Garcia's chin injury after hunting accident. Surgeons sewed the chin back, Homer Land wounded by a bullet hole through the end. Land’s condition described as serious. Mortgage on his homestead noted as paid to distance of final patent was valid.
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