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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1925

Page

4

Aviation reports point to U S lead in future air service

The commerce department attaches have provided a mass of information and Lt. Van Zandt of the U S Army Air Service has prepared reports on commercial air transportation in England France Germany and Holland with analysis of Europe’s situation in light of the American tonnage. America lags now but the time may not be distant when its air service leads in equipment and efficiency.

Commerce Department van Zandt United States Army Air Service England France Germany Holland Europe America

End of 1925 Montana Forest Fire Season Sees Losses Marked

Montana forestry officials tally 1,473 fires for 1925, two thirds from lightning, with public cooperation and strengthened patrols helping limit damage. Despite the worst year since 1919, man caused fires averaged only forty percent of previous years, signaling progress in prevention and vigilance.

Montana Forestry Service

Hoover Takes A Hand In Aviation Policy

Secretary of Commerce Hoover leads a developing program to expand commercial aviation as a transportation system with Postmaster General New and aeronautics groups. The plan aims for policy unity among states and cities, with Congress expected to see it early in the session as the world survey nears completion.

Hoover Army Navy Mitchell Maniac Secretary of Commerce New Congress Commerce Department American Engineering Council United

Bootleg Immigration Surges As Labor Officials Warn

Labor department officials estimate around 200000 ineligible aliens are assembling across the western hemisphere to slip into the United States. Havana Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires host thousands while many attempt entry via Canada Mexico and other borders. Secretary Davis urges quota reforms to curb bootlegging and address labor shortages from restricted immigration.

Labor Department United States Havana Rio de Janeiro Buenos Aires Uncle Sam Davis Congress Canada Mexico

Wonders and Marvels at Fourth National Radio Exposition

In New York at Grand Central Palace nearly 200 exhibitors showcase radio’s latest devices with total value around two million dollars. The focus is acoustic synchronization, matching voice and music frequencies for distortion free home orchestration, plus radio transmission of sight and sound. Both amateurs and professionals contribute to rapid progress in this expanding field.

New York Grand Central Palace

Economy and politics mix in a 1920s snapshot

President Coolidge and Vice President Dawes push economy topics including restraint in the Senate. The piece notes widespread concern over coal supplies, France debt opinions, stock swindles and bootlegging, with France and Spain growing friendlier and implied mutual borrowing.

Coolidge Dawes United States Senate Sateen

Timely Views on World Topics and Communist Influence

Fragmented OCR text discusses alleged communist influence in labor and politics, naming figures and proposing an unofficial commission to Russia. The passage notes unions, federal actions, and international relief figures, with critical tones toward communism and American responses amid labor tensions.

Easley Russia Moscow John Mayo Hammond Thay Bamund A. Walsh Geeral Papal Relief ‘Mission Richard J. Cook M. It William Green American Federation of Labor William G. Lee Brotherhood of Railroad Conde Pallen New International Liew Philip Mathews Amercan James P. Goodrich Indiana American Relief Administration Raymond Robin American ‘Red Cross Henry N. MacCracke Vassar College Rt Blake M. Eyehureh William N. Haskell John Haynes Holmes American Civil” Libert Union Community Church of New York Jerome Davis Yale Divinity School

Horoscopic forecast warns cautious start for the year

An early morning influence suggests caution and nervous temperaments. Elders’ advice gains weight for the young while many perplexing challenges and potential unrest loom. Education prospects look bright but transport and finance warn of upheaval and monopolies. family roles and public matters gain attention as the year unfolds.

Thousahd Saturn Denefic York Ata

Poems That Live On His Blindness

Fragmented OCR summarizes a poem on blindness and life spent in service to God with lines about standing and serving the Maker. Names appear as misread attributions, making the key theme the poet's reflection on labor and faith.

Walt

Billy Mink Talks Tough With Peter Rabbit At The Smiling Pool

Billy Mink brags of his hunting prowess and willingness to kill Jerry Muskrat if needed. Peter Rabbit questions the threat while noting Jerry Muskrat’s courage. Mink hints at other creatures and dismisses fear, then farewell as the scene ends with a note of a new tale begins.

Peter Rabbit Billy Mink Peter Jerry Muskrat Jerry Paddy Beaver Billy Mink Tim Jor Shadow the Weasel Shadow Phe T. W. Burgess

Death Claims Diplomat in Indianapolis

Robert E. Mansfield 8, served 20 years as United States consul to South American and European countries. He entered the consular service in 1899.

Indianapolis Ind Robert E. Mansfield United States Mr. Mansfield

Deep Sea Invention by Dr Hartman Draws Scientific Interest

Dr Hans Hartman, an American, developed a deep sea diving apparatus a steel cylinder with a three hour air supply to study ocean floors at depths from 5000 to 18000 feet. A Royal Society member, Hartman conducts oceanographic tests from New York and with Monaco, Monte Carlo and northern Africa, involving seven scientists from several nations.

Hans Hartman Royal Society of Arts and Sciences London New York America England Germany Associated Press New

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