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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1925
Page
4
Fragmentary notice from The Anaconda Standard detailing post office and department phone references, office locations, and subscription pricing options for daily and Sunday editions in several Montana towns. The legible items include office addresses and rates for one month and longer terms.
A Washington engineers report breaks down per mile costs for transit and private cars. Street cars are 2.93 cents per mile, motorbuses 4.07, and taxicabs 23.9. Private cars with two passengers cost 5.86 cents per passenger mile. The report notes cars cost $690 to operate yet the city average car value is $400. It also cites a city rule allowing overnight street parking up to 18 hours and finds 18 458 cars or 22 percent used it, saving about $120 yearly in garage rent.
After a crushing defeat by 100000 votes Hylan hinted at retirement but Hearst promoted his swan song and recent dispatches say the mayor may seek an independent candidacy. The move could disrupt Gov. Smith and Tammany plans and boost Republican hopes in Manhattan amid party line shifting.
Reports from colleges show a rising use of psychological testing in freshman admissions at Columbia and Williams. The College Entrance Examination Board plans a psychological exam, while Harvard expands aid by employing student waiters in dormitories as a work option.
A Washington study funded by Congress estimates the average motorist spends 690 a year for 6000 miles. Costs include 80 for gas, 7.50 for oil, 100 maintenance, 120 garage rent, 100 insurance, 6.80 taxes, 2 licenses, 200 depreciation, and 24 interest. With 84000 cars, total yearly outlay is 57960000. For per passenger mile, street cars are about twice as cheap as autos. among 90000 downtown workers surveyed, 2 of 10 go by car, 2 walk, and 1 uses interurban rail or bus.
A New York legislature special committee leans toward abolishing the parole board and the indeterminate sentence. They debate admitting a defendant’s criminal record in evidence, a move seen as sensible yet radical. The piece notes rising crime and calls for harsher laws while touching on political and social commentary.
The Associated Press notes a modest improvement in retail trade and widespread but uneven gains across industries. It cites steady expansion, cautious inventories, and stronger demand for anthracite and other products, while cotton and grain markets slumped and textile production rose with cheaper women's wear fabrics boosting orders.
James J Walker, a colorful New York City mayoral hopeful, rose from songwriter and stage actor to power broker in Tamanny Hall. A lawyer by training, he sponsored key bills, including doxing legalization and a public utilities commission plan, and helped carry out Mayor Hylan’s bus program. Born in Greenwich Village, he remains tied to his old neighborhood.
Maj. Gen. William Hart, quartermaster general, is accused by predecessor Maj. Gen. Harry L. Rogers of plotting to block Rogers from reappointment and seize the post. Hart ridicules the charts as the dispute escalates toward military proceedings.
A reflective essay tracing the Christmas birth of Jesus from prophecy to humble manger. It contrasts popular expectations of regal birth with the gospel claim that the savior came amid poverty. The piece urges quiet contemplation, humility, and faith as paths to peace and salvation.
Astrologers describe September 28 1925 as uncertain with conflicting influences tending to negative outcomes. Postpone major undertakings adopt a defined work plan and avoid financial transactions. Warned are rising divorces and discontent in leading industries with possible marital quarrels and shifts in social relations.
Broadening activity in new financing drew attention as bond trading slowed by time market uncertainty. The 3 percent rate held firm while expectations of large foreign loans and debt settlements resurfaced. Polish loan authorization of 60 million dollars faces an early flotation, with other European negotiations under consideration and U.S. government and corporate issues drifting lower.
Timely Views on World Topics notes Japan faces a crisis of population growth and economic direction. Former minister Inouye argues Japan lacks precedents and must industrialize, feed 600,000 yearly new entrants, and attract foreign capital. He cites 1.5 million factory workers, up to 4 million including silk labor, as a path toward progress though substantial challenges remain. He warns of careful investment and skilled leadership to secure capital and achieve sustainable growth.
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