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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1925
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard notes foreign and domestic factors shaping the 1924 race as Brookhart faces a recount challenge from Steck. Republican strategists in Iowa fear Brookhart’s continued presence and may back Steck if polls show him ahead, while Democratic senators face pressure to vote for Steck to align with party regu.
Walker defeats Hylan in a bitter NYC mayoral primary as Tammany backs Walker. Governor Smith and William R Hearst shape the spectacle with Smith backing Walker and Hearst backing Hylan. Waterman defends his candidacy amid accusations of aloofness and limited voting history. The Hylan organization weakens while Walker appears poised to win in November.
The latest Iowa recount indicates Steck would lead Brookhart by 157 if all 1924 senatorial ballots are valid. Contested ballots are counted in Steck’s favor 6,461 Brookhart votes were challenged, while 2,226 Steck votes were challenged for Brookhart. The margin remains very narrow.
President Coolidge returns to Washington to find the European debt refunding under way. Government pressure halted private loans until installments were promised, boosting European confidence and closing the path to repudiation. World opinion now supports creditors and the handling of debts, with Russia seen as likely to follow.
A study by Dr. Bingham of the Personal Research Federation finds higher accident rates among professionals such as doctors lawyers and businessmen than among laborers and delivery workers. Absence mindedness leads to rear end streetcar collisions when drivers fail to check for oncoming traffic. The piece reflects on politics and economics with satirical notes on La Follette Canada Dawes and Coolidge amid a broader commentary on modern driving and risk.
A article in the American Association Journal explains California's no state income tax and its favorable death tax stance under the community property system. It notes amended laws allow future residents to benefit, with nonresidents gaining inheritance tax relief and a 2 percent stock tax on California corporations. The piece compares California to Florida and outlines how both state and federal taxes apply to community property upon death.
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Poem fragment in a 19th century voice. A speaker asks a swallow to fly south and tell a beloved of his desire. The lyric moves between north and south imagery, longing, and seasonal change, ending with a plea that the swallow woo the woman for him. The verse references alternating seasons, a lattice scene, and a cradle image.
In the next Congress Senator William H. King of Utah will push to move prohibition enforcement to the Department of Justice arguing violations fall to the prosecuting arm. The piece notes political pressure and debates over constitutionality and enforcement vigor, mentioning a course in character education planned for Scottish public schools.
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