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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1925
Page
6
Local notes describe Medlin Pharmacy as winner of the 1485 8 tournament with team and player highlights. Mentions Bagley transfer, Bowie’s 166 score, and other scattered game references amid unclear OCR text.
Fragmented report notes Far West out of national tournament with scattered references to teams and centers. Mentions Ark Huntington Oklahoma and others. includes unclear lines about rivals and a rough second period, plus aMontanan captaincy for University of Washington crew and boxing title claim in Philadelphia.
Tom Gibbone, veteran St Paul boxer, and Gene Tunney American light heavyweight champ, were signed for a 15 round decision bout at the Polo Grounds on June 13. Match promoter Jimmy de Forest said the bout would be at catch weights with no title at stake.
The Detroit Tigers started training camp in Augusta, GA with six straight exhibition wins. A report notes a 18-8 victory for the Tigers over Norfolk, VA, highlighting team strength and unbeaten start to the season. The piece also mentions other major league actions and player performances, including Giants and Dodgers games, with references to power hitting and pitching.
Amateur boxing in Montana will decide this year's title at a tournament in Butte under local council auspices. Officials say clubs from various cities will send representatives for three round bouts to decide the championships, with awards to be presented after the event.
A fragmented sports brief mentions figures such as Thomas Karns Bevid Walth and Otanmin in a movement linked to Salt Lake City. The note references a South American bidder and a 1835 female event, with scattered mentions of Stoke Staniaiaus and a Pacific coast association.
An exhibition baseball showcase highlights Green Margrave Beall and O'Neil among players drawing local interest. The event features early looks at emerging talents and crowd curiosity over potential season roles.
Official announcement from Paris states the government will not rely on inflationary measures. It affirms it will stay within legal limits and avoid excessive circulation or emergency credits from the Bank of France. The declaration promises restraint in government spending and monetary policy.
Ringling outlines a Montana colonization plan featuring 40 and 80 acre tracts in the Smith River valley with 100,000 acres under White control. The booklet extols Montana’s agricultural output including potatoes and wheat, notes Montana’s top cattle and wool, and cites large coal fields, mills, and grain show achievements. The piece also recaps social events, hosting duties, and community notices from Butte and surrounding areas.
The Rambling Eight club continued with its activity agenda led by Mrs Ht, as noted in the small item.
Executor of Frank Zoldak requests claims by four months after first publication. Court notices reference Mor state district actions. Anaco location appears in district court records.
William Nelson McClintock, a wealthy orphan, faces accusations while assertions surface from Charles C. Faiman and Dr. Herman N. Bundeson about typhoid cultures and city health records. An affidavit by Earl Clark’s mother adds new detail to the unfolding case.
A Treasury Department reshaping would place customs and other revenue services under one head. Moss would gain broader scrutiny of foreign debt matters, while Dewey would oversee railroad loans and currency controls. Winston would seek government financing methods, with farm relief and enforcement moved under centralized control. Sir Andrews plans no immediate changes but may act after review.
Fragmentary notice states the funeral for Miss Ver. conics Carman will be held at Princeton apartments. Interment planned at Holy Cross. Details are incomplete due to damaged text.
Aged 52 of unspecified origin dies and is due for interment at Mount Moriah Cemetery. Rev Frederick T Spencer will conduct rites. service details mention Ocean Parks and a funeral train.
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