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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1925
Page
4
In Butte the Knights of Columbus are praised as leaders with vigorous growth and useful purpose. Members are described as loyal and active, devoted to community welfare and ready to contribute time and effort for Butte and its people. The order is noted for a commendable state and national record and Butte offers hospitality and respect.
Mrs Timmy, a timid mother in the Green Forest, clutches her four newborns and braves danger as smoke from the Red Terror approaches. She makes a daring three jump trek to reunite her family, underscoring a mother’s steadfast love.
A scrambled obituary style piece recalls Joseph Gurney Cannon known as Uncle Joe born 1836 near Guilford North Carolina. It notes his long career in Congress chairing appropriations and his retirement life in Danville Virginia and Annapolis visits while remaining active in Kiwanis and Civic organizations.
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The article lauds improved U S Mexico relations under Obregon and Calles, noting past tensions under the Monroe Doctrine. It highlights a new border treaty by a joint commission to curb smuggling and crime, strengthen prohibition enforcement, and credits strong Mexican governance and cooperative American leadership for stabilization and mutual benefits.
A large gathering of Knights of Columbus from across Montana and beyond met in Butte to exemplify the fourth degree with church services and ceremonies led by Bishop Carroll and Bishop Gorman. A pontifical mass and banquet capped the day, with Erickson delivering a keynote on national loyalty and service. The local jurisdiction celebrated its grand building, countering views of Butte as a rough camp by visitors.
The Presbyterian Board of Christian Education rejects attacking Will Hays and the Motion Picture Producers and Exhibitors of America, a victory for the industry amid calls for stricter film restrictions. Producers align with moral welfare groups to remove immoral content, underscoring film as a major educational influence. Hays, also a prominent church fundraiser, chairs a committee targeting a 15 million dollar pension fund for retired ministers.
A senate committee and experts urge radical changes to U S tax reporting. Proposals include exempting individuals earning under 5000 dollars and simplifying returns. The drive targets audit delays, the heavy burden of millions of small returns, and the impact of tax free securities on business funding.
The daily astrological reading notes Venus and Neptune mild, Sun adverse, predicting an unfavorable day for new enterprises. It calls for caution in government dealings and banking, suggests modest travel and relocations, and warns Geminis born today to guard finances and avoid ostentation.
A column-like dialogue mocks a highly educated woman who questions and analyzes men. Voices trade jabs on intelligence and gender roles, suggesting cleverness may repel partners while hinting at the need for balance between intellect and empathy.
In a wry editorial tone the Philadelphia Record and Indianapolis papers mock pace of political campaigning abroad and question local voter enthusiasm as Tevolution in Portugal offers little to excite readers. The item contrasts tepid overseas politics with domestic campaigns.
British statesman Philip Snowden says European economic conditions have improved over the past year, with stability rather than violent alarm. He notes fluctuating currencies still, but crediting the Dawes plan for stabilizing Germany and aiding European reconstruction, with stronger foreign trade and railway profits restoring some balance.
Poem lines reflect a speaker torn between chasing wealth and learning and pursuing idle dreams. The verses urge walking a path true to self, avoiding old heroic traces and rigid morality, while seeking a bridge between heaven and human feeling. Emily Brontë’s name appears as attribution.
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