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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1924

Page

4

Law Reform Debate on Press and Bar Relations

In a discussion on law reforms, speakers argued that laws are often drafted in private for private ends and that judges endure long, costly trials to refine them. They noted newspapers frequently faced libel fears when opposing public interests, but praised recent improvements in press bar relations. A lawyer and newspaper representative, Mr. Sackett, remained optimistic about future collaboration between press and law, citing progress from past eras.

La Follette Possibilities Nod From Washington in 1924 Race

Report from Washington says Senator La Follette has recovered enough to mount a third party bid, drawing Democrats into hope and Republicans into concern. His backers target a June 17 convention in St Paul led by W Z Foster, with a Cleveland conference to follow, and discuss a strategy based on Democratic nominating choices. The aim is to influence the election by positioning La Follette to lead an independent movement if needed, while balancing gains in Congress and electoral votes.

W. Z. Foster Farmer-Labor Party la Follette Wisconsin Conference For Progressive Cleveland Railroad Brotherhoods New York la Pollette House of Representatives Congress

Press and Courts Spar Over Reporting Grand Jury News

At a New York Bar association meeting Henry W. Taft, president, accused press outlets of obstructing justice by publishing grand jury proceedings and sensational court reports with unethical legal help. He argued newspapers under libel restraints keep the public misinformed. Respondents from the Herald Tribune and World contested lawyers could not fairly report cases, noting widespread disagreement among lawyers.

New York Bar Association Henry W. Taft Press New York Taft Henry W. Sackett New York Heraldy Tribune Don C. Seitz New York World Mr. Seitz

National Hospital Day Honors Florence Nightingale’s Birth

May 12 marks National Hospital Day to promote public understanding of modern hospitals. Hospitals, equipped and run by modern methods, are described as temples of science aiding recovery and community welfare. Open houses will allow visitors to learn from physicians surgeons and nurses about hospital work.

Florence Nightingale Angels of Mercy

The Heresy Issue in Major Church Assemblies

The piece surveys the 136th general assembly of the Presbyterian church in Grand Rapids May 22 and notes debates over liberal and conservative theology, Dr Fosdick’s charges, and the New York Philadelphia divisions. It also mentions Methodist openness, possible third party politics, and other contemporary political quirks.

Methodist Episcopal Church Springfield Mass General Assembly Presbyterian Church Grand Rapids Mich John Wesley Church Christ General Assembly of the Presbyterians New York Fosdick Philadelphia First Presbyterian Church of George Alexander Alexander Macartney

Burgess Bedtime Stories Warms Up a Flood Tale

A tale from Burgess bedtime lore unfolds amid Great Meadows floods. A frightened young Chuck drifts on a log near Smiling Pool as Farmer Brown’s Boy hauls in a boat, while two men watch from another craft.

Green Meadows Chuck Smiling Pool Farmer Brown

The Young Chuck and the Hunter at Sea

An unnamed scene shows Farmer Brown's Boy towing a log with a woodchuck aboard, while a hunter with a terrible gun demands a shot. The boy defends the creature, insisting the chase would end badly for the chuck if left adrift, and hints at a future tale about faith.

Chuck Farmer Brown Hunter T. W. Burgess

When the Whistles Blow by Florence Davies

Column argues for recognizing housework as a real occupation and endorses a university backed system to finish household labor by noon. Dr Agnes Fay Morgan, UC head of household science, promotes rest for wives and earlier evenings with labor-saving devices and a union hour concept.

Agnes Fay Morgan Agnes University of California Marist Beecher Stowe New England

No-title fragment on women's work and happiness

A fragment notes that girls should be taught home planning and union hours. Dr Morgan is quoted asserting that a tranquil mind fosters happiness, suggesting happy workers influence families, and remarks on anti-divorce themes aimed at Western girls.

Asia Dr. Morgan

Horoscopes for Monday May twelve nineteen twenty four

The astrology forecast marks May 12 1924 as favorable for long time ambitions and prudent daily choices. It notes benefic planetary aspects for Saturn Venus and Mercury with promise of success for older adults, ambitious youths and women in industry while warning of labor tensions and potential earthquakes and storms ahead.

Saturn Venus Mercury Taurus McClure

Man Ape Laughs Amid Stampede of Chaos

Fragmentary OCR story mentions a man ape, crying, and scientists with unclear context. Readable bits reference an event in a distant locale and a strange disruption involving an ape and a crowd, but details are severely garbled and names or places cannot be confirmed.

The White Mouse Speaks A Doctor Dolittle Tale

In a Doctor Dolittle tale the white mouse from the miller’s shop recalls his youth. Born as one of seven twins, he faced peril from owls and cats, was captured by a butcher’s boy, and befriended by a kindly child. A clever escape leads him to roam and seek freedom.

Jip Alon Thriller Ian

ITHODISTS AGAINST 2.75 BEER MEASURES ME May 11

Fragmentary report notes a May 11 event where ecclesiastical groups oppose a 2.75 beer measure. The text references the United Kingdom political scene, Senates and a ceremonial organ depiction, with scattered phrases about Liverpool and a 33 foot pipe organ weighing over a ton.

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