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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1921
Page
4
The Washington correspondent questions Senate leadership ability as Senator Watson could lead the Senate amid health declines. A Living Age writer argues Japan is not overpopulated, noting Hokkaido's riches and thin population, while declining foreign alarm and addressing Japanese emigration motives.
The piece recalls President Cleveland sending federal troops to Chicago during the 1894 national railroad strike, forbidding hostile gatherings and urging calm. It notes Debs’s earlier confidence, the public and government backing railroads, and predicts a possible repeat of limited duty and gradual service restoration if a strike recurs, with trains eventually returning to normal.
A Paris AP dispatch notes that the abortive communist rally drew derisive crowds while European reds decried American courts after Sacco and Vanzetti were condemned. The report cites their attempted paymaster robbery and murder of a guard and notes the embassy incident with Ambassador Herrick.
The push to reallocate Senate leadership accelerates after Senator Knox's death as Lodge plans to focus on an armament conference. Senator Watson of Indiana is favored to assume leadership during Lodge's absence, while Senator Penrose and Senator Cummins face health issues amid the administration’s key bills.
A montage of notes from Montana papers includes a country home daydream with creek and irrigation, comments on shifting blame in Europe and Rhine policy, college salaries, debt discussions with Europe, a Chicago motor suit sketch, Montana pride and perseverance, and regional editorials on state identity. Names like Rocky Mountain Husbandman, Melena Record-Herald, Missoulian, Havre Promoter, Miles City Star, and Lewistown Democrat appear alongside places and eras, painting a collage of early 20th century sentiments.
Mana Zuce, famed pianist and prima donna known for insistent career focus, marries Irwin H. Cassell of Miami, a millionaire department store chain owner. The wedding in Stamford, Connecticut, earlier reported, ties a noted artist to a prominent Florida businessman.
Astrologers see an uncertain day with Sun in benefic sway but adverse Venus Jupiter and Uranus. Expect attempts to secure capital and high place recognition to be successful while cautioning women’s influence and potential deceit. The piece notes risks of fires thefts and upheavals and forecasts eventful year for births on that date.
A collection of brief editorial jabs from several papers. Topics range from disarmament rhetoric to satire on faith and governance. It notes corruption hints in prune profiteering and questions about enforcing or repealing prohibition laws.
A collage of humorous quips and brief lines from Wayside Tales and Pearsons Weekly. Jokes range from a tram conductor and a child’s quips to a department store scene and a writer’s stalled career, with witty exchanges on brains luck and money.
A child narrator describes a troubled morning as parents discuss corruption and lying. The piece dwells on a boy’s anxiety about the world’s morality and his unease with his parents' conversations about bribery and standards of propriety.
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