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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1925
Page
1
Authorities plan to exhume the bodies of an Indiana woman, her husband, and four children after a suspected five death probe. A fifth child remains identified but unconfirmed as linked to the case.
Mrs Cunningham of Gary, 49, fainted while questioned about five family deaths over six years and her son David in critical condition from poisoning in Chicago hospital. Indiana and Illinois authorities investigate the deaths of her husband, a daughter, and three sons. Arsenic found at Gary home. She admitted buying insurance after each death and collecting proceeds, denying deliberate poisoning, and suggesting varying causes. The event continued on page 2.
Gov J E Erickson is slated to visit Butte next week for the YMCA spring derby closing event. The invitation, extended by directors, asks the governor to be guest on April 2 as membership efforts end. In a letter received yesterday the governor says he would be glad to participate unless unforeseen events prevent his presence.
Painleve is seen as having the best chance to be appointed to the vacant French premier position after Edouard Herriot.
Paris April 11 The successor to departing premier Herriot remains uncertain after the first day of ministerial crisis Doumergue consults many advisers yet keeps conclusions private Leaders from Briand Loucheur and other factions offered advice while the socialists urged granting Herriot another chance with changes in coalition The radicals split between compromise and hard line as ministers are sought from radical and republican socialist groups Page 2, Column 2.
William Greusel an insurance agent who recently set a world record for the number of policies opened a car crash near Boyd when his vehicle turned over he was found by a section boss Greusel formerly worked as a drug clerk at Great Falls and Kalispell before moving to Billings four to five years ago
The Weary Feast of the Little Lanterns operetta, staged by Butte High School students in April, aims to raise funds for new children’s books at the free public library. Schools support the project, with both public and parochial institutions aiding, as about 60 children participate.
Derby, Mont. Frieda Martini Buchlen presents a visual reflection on Easter morning with lines urging joy and proclamation. The piece centers on the triumph over death as a sacred celebration and a call to mortals to spread the gospel of resurrection.
The Roosevelt brothers Theodore and Kermit prepare for a big game journey described as an excellent holiday. The piece notes their weary travel and nonchalant remarks as they head into remote terrain, with a continuation hinted on Page 2 Column 2.
Weather officials warned that a first thunder storm could dampen Easter events in Butte as crowds prepared for the parade. A barometer rose while forecasts predicted rain and near 10 degree high temperatures, delaying official appearances and spring displays.
The Associate Washington article discusses the ongoing clash between executive and legislative branches over presidential removal of officers. It notes the Senate’s stance on confirming appointees and Congress’s constitutional authority to set removal conditions, marking a confrontation that extends across pages.
The Chief Executive and First Lady have no other plans for Easter Sunday observance and may view a parade. The president will participate in an example church series event as part of the holiday activities.
Washington observers note Easter will be marked by churchgoers, including President and Mrs. Coolidge, with light snow and unsettled weather over western Montana and New York. Thousands expected at events and hotel lobbies, while pastors adjust services for Easter morning.
Mrs Sidney Hunith, wife of a Chicago cartoonist, was found dead tonight in the bathtub of their city home. Physicians said a national heart attack caused death by drowning. The obituary notes she had recently traveled to Atlantic City, New Jersey.
Riders attached to bill kept in balance with state selections and financing for frontier settlers.
Helena dispatch reports US Senator T J Walsh says Western lawmakers will fight to preserve the United States reclamation policy in the next session noting renewed competition in irrigation projects. The statement was given amid a press briefing in Helena. The piece references continued coverage on page 2.
City raid leaders promise ongoing crackdown on vice and liquor as 304 detainees are held and investigated. District attorneys and safety officials vow thorough action to “keep it clean,” while raids continue to widen beyond initial targets despite fears of recurrence.
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