Financial and political notices in the Anaconda Standard
An item from the Daily and Sunday Standard outlines subscription rates and office contacts for Butte and surrounding towns. It also discusses a political statement opposing Governor Smith’s expanded powers, noting Republican figures like Elihu Root, Charles E. Hughes and James W. Wadsworth backing the short ballot amendment, and cites past party positions on the reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Elihu Root
Charles E. Hughes
James W. Wadsworth
Republican Assembly
Democratic Senate
Republican State Committee
New York
Talk
Theodore Roosevelt at 67 A portrait of a world figure
The article reflects on Theodore Roosevelt many facets as a bold reformer and energetic leader. It highlights his restless drive in policy, preparedness for war, outdoorsmanship, advocacy of simplified spelling, and eloquent oratory. It portrays him as a towering, versatile statesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Roosevelt
New York Mayoral Race and State Amendments Center Stage
The New York City mayoral contest rises in focus as Hylan’s exit looms and Walker edges toward an easy win, while Waterman campaigns on four constitutional amendments Gov Smith promotes. Republicans fear defeats and question Smith’s retirement pledge amid a debate over a short ballot reform and agency consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
New York City
Hylan
Waterman
Walker
Tammany
Smith
Itinchester
Prediction of a Cold Summer in 1926 and 1927
The article cites weather seers predicting a cool 1926 summer like 1816, with possible chilly conditions in 1927. Commander George F. Brandt links ocean temperatures to climate, noting solar radiation dips in 1922–1924. Hope remains that 1926 won’t be fully frozen, while noting uncertain forecasts and a light note about squirrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Brandt
Advisory Committee On Oceanography of
The
United States Navy
Brandt
Death in the Streets Sparks Safety Drive and Road Openings
New York City records show 310 children killed and 9,285 injured in street incidents in the first nine months. Officials push a school safety pledge, urging crosswalk use and vigilance, while calls for more playgrounds grow amid congestion. Congress and Senator Borah are noted as shaping speed on tax cuts, with Coolidge administration actions anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicrea Ping Sn
Bureau of Safety
Peter Hears A Rumor In Burgess Tales From The Meadow
Peter learns from Carol the Meadow Lark that Jenny Wren and Mr Wren are suspected of eggs being thrown from Tommy Tit and Mrs Chickadee nests in the Old Orchard. The tale centers on rumor, neighborly tensions, and the idea that no one else could have carried out the acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol
Peter
Briar
Jenny Wren
Nels Bors
Jenny Jen
Jammer
Jenny
Mr. Wren
Sammy Day
Sammy Jay
Sammy
Tommy Tit
Mra
Tommy
Brown
Tommy ‘Tit
Mrs. Chickadee
TW. Burgess
Wrens
Astrology predicts rare lucky day for markets and deals
The October 27 1928 horoscope forecasts benefic celestial aspects boosting buying and selling, banking support for large projects, and wide land transfers within the month. It warns against strong opposition to constructive efforts and notes mortality hints in Leningrad while US risk persists into winter amid severe weather forecasts. Florida and Cuba expected heavy activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leningrad
Russia
United States
Revolutionary Aid and France’s Debt to America
Dr David Mazzey of Columbia University argues the American debt to France in the American Revolution cannot be repaid with money alone. He notes a warm, symbolic bond with France differing from hard nosed settlements with Britain and other nations, highlighting French aid from supplies to Yorktown and the enduring moral influence of the alliance. He cites Lafayette Rochambeau Lauzun Chastetux De Grasse and the open ports as essential to victory and national memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaszey
France
David 8. Mazzey
Columbia University
Haldwin
Montague
Bertin
Germany
Yorktown
Lafayette
Rochambeau
Lauzun
Chastettux
de Grasse
D'Bat Sands
Europe
Who's Who In the Day's News Gen Summerall
A wartime high command profile outlines Major General Charles P. Summerall, senior active army officer and Second Corps Area commander, detailing education at West Point, service in the Philippines and China, and command roles in the American Expeditionary Forces. Also noted are posts at Camp Taylor and Camp Dix, and later Hawaii and San Antonio assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charuel P. Summerall
War Department
William Mitchell
Charles P. Summerall
Governore
Porter Military” Academy
Charleston
Military
West Point
Philippines
China
Th Ade
Es Dummerall
Inter‘Allied Commission
Fiume
Piet Field Reallery
Hirth Ninth
Fourth ‘Army Corps
American Expeditionary Forces
Univesta Genersi
Sumimeralt
Camp. Taylor
Camp Dix
Ned
Kat
Hawaiian Department
Ula Cote
San Antonio
Tex
James Haseen
Governor’Imand
The Fun Shop Heralds Humorous Submissions
A garbled entry invites readers to submit humor and poetry with pay rates ranging from 8 1 to 8 10 per contribution. It lists pages of quips and jokes, plus mock dialogues and verse, from The Pan Shop Headquarters in Butte Montana, with scattered captions and editor notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan Shop
West Park Street
Butte
Montana
The Traprock Museum and Feline Study by Dr Walter Traprock
TheTraprock Museum essay explores cats from ancient Egypt to modern times. It discusses feline traits valued by women, then examines the development of the feline photoplasm and related plant and animal forms such as catkins catamount catfish and catbird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Slowan IeGee
Meultses
Ziman
Cleopatra
Mero
Mitele
Mare Antony
Telinen
Cate
Traprock Museum OF
Walter E. Traprock
Dear Mrs Thompson Advice Column Letter Fragments
A reader's questions reveal life in a historical advice column. Topics include happiness in marriage, parental control of teen dating, and legal age rights for a minor. The column advises on social expectations, handwriting, and guardianship until age 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Thompson
Tam
A.J
Bertie
Poem Fragments Attributed to Perey Bysthe Shelley
The lines describe clouds bringing snow and light shade to leaves then dew waking buds as a mother dances with the sun. The speaker wields a flail over plains, then returns with rain and thunder, capturing a nature inspired image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perey Bysthe Shelley
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Isiness
Anaconda Office
Deer Lodge
Dillon, Boxeman
Philipsburg
Canada
Standard Publishting Company
Butte, Mont
Associated Press
Arec
Prudden
King & Prudden
Madison Avenue
Stoger
Chicago
Globe, Building
Boston
Chamber of, Commerce Fing
Los Angeles
Montgomery Street
San Francisco
Leary
Seattle
Congress
Burgess Bedtime
Suname
Thornton W. Burgess
Pacific
McCluren Newspaper Syndicate
Rts
Jorida
Cuba
James I. McDowell
United States District Attorney
JoMet
Aurora
Peoria
Rock Springs
Wyo
Stirling
Dutch New Guinea
Rawlins
Yokohama
Tokio
Japan
Gfur
Oxhall
Denton
Billings
Sidney J.’ Loomis
Carroll Neuhoff
Junior
Frank J. Johne
Walter
Leonard Remeen
Ernest’ Mann
Bell
Campbell
Sans
Raphael Latham
Mark
Thompson
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