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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1924
Page
1
J. R. Hobbins praises the first aid teams as they close in the final score. Demonstration features one of the event’s main attractions during the Miners' Field Day at Columbia Gardens.
Lieutenant Lowell H Smith and Lieutenant Erik Nelson of the U S Army air service plan a 300 mile coast around Iceland and to Reykjavik awaiting favorable weather. Wade’s damaged plane may be repaired to resume his Atlantic crossing attempt. Major MacLaren’s world flight is abandoned after three quarters of a day due to impossible conditions. Reports also detail damage to a Russian coast air unit’s wings and tail after a rescue launched from Hakodate.
The American secretary of State Charles Evans Hughes met journalists at the embassy shortly before noon. He reiterated belief in the Dawes plan and voiced hope it would succeed. German writers noted his keen intellect and well groomed appearance as he greeted reporters affably.
Great Falls smelter zinc plant first aid team No. 1 triumphed in a tough state contest against top rivals from Butte and Anaconda. They earned a 600 purse and the J. R. Hobins cup, finishing narrowly ahead of West Colusa and Steward, with the fifth place disputed among contenders after a high quality round of five problems scoring.
In Niles Ohio the Flaming Circle faced a lopsided protest as members were beaten in a disputed event. Officials reported 650 participants observed the melee, highlighting a tense moment for local groups.
In Grand Junction Colorado the Palisade mine near Palisade is the scene as three robbers holed up, plans to flood with chlorine gas abandoned after state officials failed to force surrender. Authorities say the mine is too large and dangerous, with guards and officers firing on escape attempts as crews consider using fire to force the men out amid dangerous air conditions.
A defense witness, Dr. William Healy of Boston, discusses motives and early ties of Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb during their 1924 murder trial. Healy questions their alleged plans and character, noting a failed pact and disturbing ideas about killing. Judge Caverny limits further testimony on timing.
A Wyoming forest blaze roared through government timber land near Cheyenne, consuming a sizable area earlier in the day. Fire crews fought the flames as smoke sprawled over the terrain and affected surrounding areas including nearby towns.
A huge crowd from infants to seniors enjoyed perfect weather and festive scenes at Columbia Gardens in Butte. Families picnicked, children played, and the park's grounds, grandstand, and green parklike areas bustled with activity as the holiday miners day drew wide attendance and cheerful spirits.
Fragmented list of prize winners with names and ages plus scattered addresses. Mentions Fivera Kale 1224 East Second Street three months Margaret Bostom Mt Oregon Avenue seven months Helen Caplis 20 South Emimett Street three to? Mantey 655 South and David Hol land 312 Went Copper surest ward Gammon 1915 Reynolds Girls Helen Jef foram Divide Mont fest Hazel Sacha 2068 Washow Street.
U S newspaper coverage notes Davis record cited as favorable to labor while other labor groups and leaders show mixed stances. Reports indicate La Vallette and John W records praised, with emphasis on labor alignment and presidential history effects on unions.
Ed Timmons claimed his third Butte hill title at the Miners Field day in Columbia Gardens, finishing in 1 minute 49 seconds for macker and breaking his own records. Gustafson of Bellmont tied for fourth, while Hans Yell and Repeland showed varied fortunes as crowds watched the 57-entry mining contest.
The report notes a close finish with a four way tie among Robert Hosafeld a girl named Imont and Tim S within a 2:07 time at Mountain View. Also mentions George Pisher and Pesant in the event, highlighting a competitive sprint across the course.
The Montana Development Association board of directors today urged support for candidates favoring tax reductions and opposed any new or increased taxes. The group called for economical government and careful budgeting, while continuing its aid to farmers and advancing land settlement activities in the state.
The article argues there are only two main objections to the war debt settlement, noting past expectations beyond 1930 about treaties and the Dawes plan. It states German grievances are hard to justify and hints at authority shaping the debate without detailing specific demands.
A Livingston hailstorm on August 4 causes minor damage with reports indicating limited impact. Weather notes describe small hail and weak intensity, with no major injuries or structural losses reported. Local authorities monitor conditions as residents inspect property for any residual effects.
The Montana Automobile Taxi Coffee of Missoula elected officers including president and secretary. The group aims to push for state tax funds to be invested in highways for residents and tourism. They plan legislative action to change current laws and redirect collected auto taxes toward highway projects.
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