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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
4
The Washington commission reports 6 742 accidents show heavy traffic and rush hour collisions dominate. Pedestrian injuries occur mainly when drivers relax vigilance and motorists hit hydrants while distracted by food or other thoughts.
Northwestern Indian representatives from thirty four tribes will meet in Spokane at month end to plan welfare programs with white allies. The gathering follows recent moves toward full citizenship and ballot power for Indians, with politics and self interest noted by observers.
A Washington traffic study finds pedestrians most often struck after dinner between 9 and 10 PM while drivers hit hydrants and trees around noon. Investigators link these accidents to post meal casualness and dining routines as contributing factors.
The piece surveys widespread college over Enrollments as September brings heavy applicant influxes. It notes big universities overflow into smaller colleges, creating crowded conditions and criticism of admissions practices. It argues for broader access and a new type of college emphasizing practical fields for both men and women.
The article notes Canada shifts immigration control to a joint Canada Pacific and Canada National board abroad, favoring British applicants while allowing Germans, Russians, and other Europeans into Western provinces. It mentions repatriation of 92 568 Canadians from the U S as prodigal sons and comments on US politics and railroading.
Mrs Whitefoot the Wood Mouse fears moving as Spooky the Screech Owl and Redtail the Hawk threaten her home. Quick movements by Reddy Fox spark a tense chase but Whitefoot slips through a tunnel to safety, ending with her returning to her nest. Copyright 1925 by T. W. Burgess.
Libra individuals face mood swings and miscommunications with a warning to maintain self control. Public agitation and sophistry hover as accidents and restless children arise. travel should be limited in the coming year while business shows mixed prospects for both genders.
Cardinal Hayes warned at a conference that lack of charity drives communist experiments and terrorism. He argued charity should stem from spiritual motives and not state paternalism, stressing dignity for the poor and the need for humane love of God in America.
Sir William Robert Pryke, a 78 year old iron and hardware merchant, is elected to lead London as lord mayor for the year ahead. The article notes his long service as councilman and alderman and describes the ceremonial and prestige aspects of the office and accompanying duties.
A fragmented column by Florence Davies discusses enjoying life and the pursuit of perfection. It compares amber's flaw to ornamental jars and hints at differing reactions among readers in social circles.
Ongoing constitutional clash pitting President against Congress over the power to remove executive appointees may reach the Supreme Court soon. The case pits federal power against legislative limits, with implications for the presidency and executive independence.
A jumble of comic and eerie anecdotes includes practical jokes in Iowa towns and a tale of a man drawn north by rumors of high wages. The piece blends humorous misadventures with local color and a mock ominous tone as characters encounter strange events and winter travel.
Lieut J Parker Van Zandt of the U S army air service conducts an international survey of commercial aeronautics for the department of commerce. His findings may aid the president's aircraft probe board and related inquiries.
Two classic poems explore love as true glory superseding fame. The first praises intimate affection over accolades, while the second invites a beloved to rest in a protector's embrace through peril and heartbreak. Both passages echo Byron and Moore style.
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