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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1925
Page
4
The piece notes the Anaconda Standard's publishing details and press affiliations while reflecting on science bringing order to nature and the occasional quake that disrupts human structure, illustrating a periodical voice on natural events and progress.
The piece surveys New York politics after the city primary, noting Copeland's continued influence and possible maneuvers to leverage Hearst and Smith groups. It discusses Hylan’s looming pension as he leaves office at 57 after eight years, with a $6,000 annual pension under city law.
Reported by Peru engineers to divert the Huancabamba River from its eastern Atlantic path to the Pacific. The plan envisions a nine mile tunnel under a mountain to water about 120000 acres of the dry coastal plain behind Pimentel. The feat would alter a long standing river course as part of a large scale irrigation scheme.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle warns of disaster and looming woes based on spirits tips while Henry Ford declares a century of prosperity. The piece contrasts Doyle’s somber prophecy with Ford’s optimistic forecast, noting public reaction swings between fear and faith in prophecy.
A London dispatch describes Marconi's new wireless lighthouse near Dover as a giant bird cage that projects beams to guide ships in fog. The device warns vessels through dense seas, linking to Edison and Bell in a nod to modern progress.
Danny Meadow Mouse, surrounded by a predator-rich scene, hesitates at the edge of a water pool where Blacksnake, hawk, mink, turtle and crow loom as potential dinner. He slips into the water, hides on a grassy island, and keeps vigilant as danger gathers around the reeds and grass.
In London reports indicate the Earl of Ronaldshay, age 49 and former governor of Bengal, will succeed the Earl of Reading as Viceroy of India when Reading's term ends. The impending appointment signals a continuation of British rule in India.
A reflective piece on the Italian statesman D Annunzio once dubbed the archangel of silence. The author critiques the betrayal of confidences by gossip mongers and the hollow nature of public silence versus the private urge to reveal a good story.
Carl Vinson of Georgia and Jam Parker of New York were named to a new aviation conditions investigation board. Vinson, born November 18, 1888 in Milledgeville, progressed from Mercer Law to Georgia politics and a long congressional career.
The column warns of adverse planetary influences from Mercury Uranus and the Moon bringing nervousness haste and possible accidents. It advises self-control avoids risky finance and notes potential future increases in crime and labor troubles while highlighting bright but restless children born that day.
Across and down clues mix dictionary words and names. Entries include items like Sacral resin aromatic gum and biblical figures. The puzzle references historical terms and scattered wordplay, ending with a note that yesterday’s solution is provided.
Luis N Morones, Mexican minister of commerce industry and labor, declares Mexico is a worker’s government with a broad social program that benefits all classes. He cites labor movement growth since 1910, federation formation in 1918, and rising wages with lower unemployment. He notes industry expansion with American plant investment, upcoming insurance reforms, and restrained Bolshevik influence.
A tall thin man and a short stout friend converse in the street about fatigue and home life. The taller man jokes he has been lying down and getting up all over the house because there is no carpet in the yard to measure.
London reports Sir Charles Wakefield has purchased the Sargent portrait of General Smuts, former South Africa premier. It is understood he intends to present the portrait to the Union of South Africa.
Sensational charges against Col. William A. Mitchell formerly assistant chief of the army air service are under investigation by Maj. Gen. Eli A. Helmick under War Department orders. The inquiry is regarded as a preliminary step toward court martial proceedings against the colonel.
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