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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
4
The article reports on M. Herriot outlining France’s debt struggle and foreign loan pressures. He states the government will safeguard the Morgan loan and warns against illegal capital movements while stressing the need to extricate France from the current financial bind.
Dr. Lewis Terman of Stanford tells Inland Empire Education Association teachers to make schools fit the child rather than forcing children to fit the school. Other speakers include John J. Tigert and Frances Hays while Lothrop Stoddard discusses world personalities. Late talk warns against catering to the upper standards. Silk industry fears drop in Italian silk demand prompts talk of a U.S. campaign to revive interest in silk products.
McAfee and Walter McGovern in a medical statement describe Dorothy Kingson as possessing an unusual mentality. Specialists concluded she is mentally ill. The verdict by a nine to eleven majority marks a landmark in scientific treatment of abnormal persons in California, while murder charges may remain but a jury trial is unlikely.
Julius Kruttschnitt, longtime leader shaping Southern Pacific, will retire May 31 after 48 years of service. Henry W. Deforest will announce the move. A. D. McDonald becomes chairman of the board and executive committee. Hugh Neill to be named vice president.
Central Press reports an investigation by Congress into the sale of five President ships by the U S Shipping Board to Dollar Steamship Lines for 8.62 million dollars. The board’s action drew sharp attack from multiple commissioners, with questions over a 6.15 million dollar rival bid by Pacific Mail and concerns about a potential monopoly, as the ships are now operated by Dollar. The dispute threatens renewed scrutiny of the American merchant marine and may be aired in a Senate or state inquiry.
John Berkin of Butte chairs a drive to expand rearing ponds near Red Rock Montana to boost trout stocking. Last year 10 000 fish released and with 1100 members the Butte Anglers club plans at least three more ponds to supply streams like Madison Big Hole Bes Rock Flint Basin Boulder and Bison creeks and Wise River.
A Peru Arequipa district rail disaster killed twenty with brakes failing on one locomotive. Rain halted trains in the district. fourteen others were seriously injured. Baron Donnell of Boulder Hot Springs attended his nephew Joseph P. O'Donnell's funeral in Butte Monday.
Variegated political groups in Bavaria back Marshal von Hindenburg including the Bavarian People's Party and several fascist organizations while the campaign hinges on paper spending as neither the united right nor the Weimar coalition can bankroll extensive efforts.
The Dillon, Read & Company led stock offering for a large motor company drew a flood of orders far exceeding expectations. Subscriptions reached from a single share to multiple orders, with bankers estimating potential totals near $600 million if books had stayed open longer. Meanwhile, detectives searched tunnels and passages for a missing woman, noting the diverging scene as officials pursued leads.
The Associated Press reports the president asks budget coordinators in federal agencies nationwide to draft plans for local economies aligned with the economy program. Officials hope these plans will be reflected in next year’s appropriations, as budget experts refine estimates and considerations.
The Associated Press reports an over-quick effort in New York on April 9 as financiers dodge a deal within minutes, sparking market chatter. The brief notes rapid negotiations and a surprise turn that left parties uncertain.
April 9 report says detectives found gruesome items in caves and beneath the home of a Black voodoo practitioner including bones believed to be human and a baby’s remains. Bail sought for court appearance.
In Douglas Arizona on April 9 a 13 year old boy, Donald Deeds, was shot in the breast during a gun battle. Police say he was mistaken for a holdup man along with companions Harry Ett, Roy White, and J D Kim. He was in serious condition at a local hospital. Cipriano Rodrigues led the gunfire and mistook the youths for criminals at midnight last night.
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