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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1925

Page

2

Defense of Senate Attack on Executive Power Debate

The article reproduces a floor debate on presidential removal power, arguing for executive independence from congressional restraint. It contends that without unilateral removal, the president risks a multi headed government and diminished action to enforce laws. It discusses the constitutional balance and the repeal of the tenure of office act as an example of congressional limits on executive prerogative.

United Senate Beck Congress Waneal Coneraas Ativaya Tn B . Grove

Ohio governor lets law handle erring son after night ride tale

Hal Donahey, 17, son of Gov Vic Donahey of Ohio, was convicted of contributing to the delinquency of a 16 year old girl. The governor demanded equal treatment for his son, who had earlier served a short sentence and was later fined $100, paid by his mother. The case centered on Lillian Vogel, a Columbus woman, and involved the governor's family actions to confront the youths.

Central Press Columbus Ohio Hal" Donahey Vic Donahey Lillian Voge Zanesville Bar of Justice Samme Hal Yatheriy Speut Ramillos Yoasieyy Deawing Zancovitle Donaheys

Six killed in Smelter City shooting tragedy

A chaotic scene unfolded as shots fired by a man, later identified as Brown, killed six in Smelter City near Commercial and Horshwert streets. Sheriff Gallagher and Deputy Oldhaber pursued the suspect, while Brown’s wife, Mrs Brown, was arrested after a violent episode. Coroner McGreevey ordered an inquest, with details of the deaths and hospital events unfolding as authorities investigated the double tragedy. Brown, a Butte native, and his family, including two brothers, were deeply affected as arrangements for the body proceeded.

Cullen Old Brown Wan Find Alent Whipplefermesyanaconda Anaconda Brown Richard Brown Butte Arthur Award Metin Finn Wey

Queen Mary bans bob short skirt at court

London report notes Queen Mary objects to fashionable short skirts for presentation at court. Four court events this year are whispered to show more daring debutantes, prompting debates over modesty and propriety at Buckingham Palace.

Queen Mary London George Buckingham Pala

No Finding in Olson Case Delays Trial in Chicago

In Chicago on April 12 Coroner Oscar Witt awaited chemist William McNally’s report on the body of Dr Oscar Giwen linked to the McClintock murder case. Officials corrected a prior misreport of poison in Olson’s organs and said the Olson examination report is due tomorrow with a coroner’s jury to be convened.

Olson Chicago William, D. Shepherd William N. McClintock Oscar Witt Wiliam McNally Oscar Giwen McClintock Woltz Cire Dr. Olson McNally

Two little monocles at Paris race amid fashion clash

The Paris spring event drew 100000 spectators as Grand Seigneur won the Prix du President with a 10 to 1 price. Attendees noted a Mannish dress trend with two monocles and debated masculine influences versus ultra feminine styles as Mrs Coolidge attended in regular wardrobe attire.

Paris Auteuil Grand Seigneur Camille du Bosq Ridan Robert Wayer Grand Boigneur Woms

Briand Offered Post as Premier Amid Political Talks

Briand pressed M Painleve to accept the presidency and seek broad support while discussions at the Lysee palace and the chamber explored the social coalition. Painleve refused to reconsider his decision after Briand urged him to take the post.

Briand Orig Ieee M. Briand M. Painlove Lysee Palace M. Pain Painlove

Planes Bomb Tokio In Mimic Aerial War Display

Seventy military planes bombed Tokio in an air pageant staged by the Imperial Aviation association. Navy and army aircraft participated in air maneuvers, scouting, combat and stunt flying. Parachute drops were made and bombs directed at targets. The Dai Nippon Volunteer Aviation was reunited and plans a school at Funabashi costing about 6 yen.

Tokio Imperial Aviation Association Japan Dai Nippon Volunteer Aviation Avia

Women aid young musicians in national league effort

New York April 12 The Gen- eral Federation of Women's clubs said through its affiliation with the National Music League it would take an active interest in helping young American musicians who have not yet arrived to launch their careers in the professional field.

New York Gen- 1 Federation of Women’s Clubs Toy National Music League

Utah Woman Heads to Honolulu as Customs Collector

Salt Lake City April 12 Mrs Jeanette A Hyde a prominent Utah Republican politician and Republican National Committeewoman sailed to Honolulu to take the post of customs collector there after a recent appointment by President Coolidge.

Salt Lake City Jeanette A. Hyde Utah Honolulu Coolidge

Daly Shea Company Mortuary Home Notice

Attention. funeral of peabel Hhediion with her hela to be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock at Mountain View church conducted by Waterment in Mount. DALY SHEA COMPANY Mortuary Home. Phone on DALY SHEA COMPANY Mortuary Home.

Daly Shea Company ‘Mortuary Home Redlich Peabel Hhediion Mountain’ View Churea Waterment Mount

Fragmentary church note hints at service celebration

Fragmentary OCR reads a church reference about a celebration or service, with unclear line breaks and imperfect quotation marks. It mentions a place of worship and a festive or commemorative context, but missing key nouns and dates prevent exact identification.

Bond Remains Found Staged in Walkerville Inquiry

Remains of a person named Bond are reported to be found or staged in Walkerville amid an unclear inquiry. The message references a residence or event involving a theater and a forthcoming announcement. Details are fragmentary and history suggests a local municipal context.

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