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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1924

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Helena Chosen as 1925 Kiwanis Convention City

Missoula Aug 12 Helena was selected as the 1925 Kiwanis convention city. Earl N. Genzberger of Butte was elected governor and Dan J Heyfron of Missoula and Charles R Marshall of Lewistown were named lieutenant governors after a six ballot governor race. The event closed with the governor's ball in Greenough park pavilion honoring W H Hoover.

Associated Missoula Helena Earl N. Genzberger Butte Dan J. Heyfron Missoula Club Charles R. Marshall Lewistown Club Kiwanis W. H. Hoover Great Falthing Greenough Park Genzberger Aix Charles M. Hall Toe Steebles Anaveseet Oe W. I. Hoover Roe Pulkerson University of Montana C. H Clapp University International Kiwanis Fred C. W. Parker Chicago Fort Missoula Be Foula Highlanders Boreman Country Club Hoover

Henry Ford Withdraws From Michigan Senate Contest

Associated Press report from Lansing says Henry Ford withdrew his name from the Republican senatorial primary in Michigan. Earlier statements indicated his name would be certified on ballots and mailed to county clerks, but Ford cited confusion and motive concerns as his reason for pulling out.

Associated Press Lansing Mich Sudbury Mass Charles "Deland Henry Ford Michigan Ford

Democrats Lead in Ohio and Arkansas Primaries

Returns from early Ohio and Arkansas primaries show former governor Harry L. D. Cleveland leading the Republican field in Ohio with about 18 000 votes over rivals. In Arkansas Lee Cazort leads in the gubernatorial race by 373 votes after the first 100 precincts reporting.

Harry L. Davis The Associates Press Columbus Ohio Harry L. D. Cleveland Donahey Beatty Little Rock Arm Lee Cazort Clarksville I Rock Tom J. Terral

Petting parties and trousers ban hits women in Louisiana

Livingston parish officials enforced a ban on one piece bathing outfits and knickers for women. Two Mississippi nurses were arrested in Denham Springs, pleaded guilty, and paid $5 fines each. The law’s reach alarms motorists as Winter travel swells.

Livingston Parish Mississippi Denham Springs New

Carlos Ryan and Marjorie Close Married at Hancock

In Hancock Michigan on August 12, Carlos D Ryan married Marjorie Close at the J A Close residence center street East Hancock. The ceremony at 430 pm was by Rev Father Coran with a chiffon gown bride and attendants from nearby towns. The couple will reside at 1133 Park Avenue New York City after a motor trip through the East.

Carlos Ryan Marjorie Close Hancock J. A. Close Center Street East Hancock Carios D. Ryan John D. Ryan New York Terry Goodwin Roanoke Croom Donald ‘Kresey York Peter Maloney New Gaul Houghton John Win Nicholas Brady Park Avenue New ‘York City

Harrison Avenue Paving Contract Awarded by Board

The Montana Roadamite company was yesterday awarded the Harrison avenue paving contract between Harvard and Holmes avenues by the board of county commissioners. A bid by FR. Silver for 10 375 was rejected after tests showed a preference for roadamite. Work starts immediately and the highway should be usable within 30 days with detours through the Gliman addition.

Montana Wis Harrison Avenue Harvard Holmes Avenues Board of County Cemmissioners FR. Silver Commisal Tra Werkone Butte Rave Gliman Three Mile Five Mile Bilver How Nepper Testa Tee

Japanese explain grave consequences of immigration bill

Teliametown Mass August 1 Japanese ambassador in Washington warned the immigration bill before Congress would have grave consequences not only in Japan but worldwide He stated that war would threaten civilization within twenty years and that the bill could alter the Japanese economy and social structure while denying any immediate threat of war with the United States.

Mass Hawthar Washington Congress of the United Sates Yonah’ Fruramat Institute of Polities Japan Twil Union Itaia Meen Apnoea Arama

Movie Star Files Suit for Divorce in Los Angeles

Leatrice Joy Gilbert known as Leatrice Joy seeks divorce from John Gilbert, actor, in Los Angeles. Married in March 1922, she cites cruelty and excessive use of intoxicants as grounds.

Los Angeles Leatrice Joy Gilbert Leatrice Joy John Gilbert Fey Ware

Murder of Franks Was Cold Blooded Tate Expert Says

Chicago August 13 defense closes dramatic hearing on the Loeb and Leopold case. Witnesses include Allan Lee Loeb and Leopold Foreman as the court weighs mitigation and sanity findings.

Franks TATE Bemae Chicago Hubert KR. Caverly Charles Darry Walter Bachrach Henin Loeb Allan Lee Richard Jacob Loeb Chicago Board Education Youthul Leop Mra Katherine M. Fitzgerald A. H. Loeb Beare, Roebuck and Company Tiehard

Anaconda Fire Claims Two in Tragic City Blaze

A devastating Anaconda hall fire killed Mrs. Roy Cantrell and her husband after five hours of agony and burns. Firefighters and volunteers labored at the scene as others were carried from windows to safety. The blaze, tied to a stairwell blaze and rapid smoke, drew heroism from many residents and workers, including Ed Hickey of Western Electric.

Roy Cantrell Anaconda Halllock St. Ann's Hospital Herolam Harry Beaund Heatley MD Hickey Western Electric Company Chartes ‘Schorn T Hat Park Avenue Alarin

General Hines to Succeed Pershing

The Associated Press reports General Hines will succeed General Pershing as head of the armies. Pershing will retain general of the armies rank with valor and efficiency medals. Rumors of Pershing recall were laid to rest. Congress did not act on a proposal to grant him active status for life.

Associated Press Washington Pershing Congress

Ruhr evacuation talks near decision amid big conference

London Aug. 12 The German, French and Belgian Ruhr delegates are expected to inform the reparations conference tomorrow of their decision on evacuations. Premier Herriot said the result will be announced to the big fourteen. France seeks a commercial treaty with Germany while Belgium resists prolonging Dyes deliveries. negotiators believe action is likely and no break up is anticipated.

Ruhr Germany The Associates London Premier Herriot France Stantly Etwreee Bel- Hans Hriteh Primo ‘Ninistera Nea Invan Theunis

Youth Robbery Attempt At Park Street Theater

A youth, bold and fast, attempted to hold up the cashier at the People's Theater during a change of performance. Harris, the cashier, was forced to surrender receipts while the youth mimicked a revolver in his coat pocket. Police searched the area but could not locate the suspect after a wide street sweep.

People’s Theater Adit Harris Artis Mins Harris Arizona Street

Candidates Open Tate Campaign Gores in Field

Mont Aug 12 Associated Press reports a new phase in the campaign as candidates for congressional state district and county offices seek the plurality needed to gain a place on the general election ballot. Observers expect intensified efforts ahead of the November vote as California and South Carolina prepare for nominating contests and posters and publicity circulate nationwide.

Associated Press Monry Mary Uekews Calfornia South ‘Carolina Tana Mate Efisea

Fire ravages hay barn burying 12 to 20 workers

AP reports in Knights Landing California a blaze consumed a 750 ton hay barn on Tuiver Farms. 12 to 20 itinerant laborers are believed dead with one unidentified body recovered. Rescue efforts halted until flames eased and debris cleared.

Associated Press Knights Landing Cal Tuiver Farms ‘Company Frank ‘Ather Rma Company

U S Flyers to Attempt Greenland Jump Thursday

A U S Air Force unit led by Lieut Lowell M Smith and Lieut Sirik Nelson will launch from Reykjavik to Angmassaiak Greenland on Thursday weather permitting. The plan includes escort by destroyers Ellingsby and Richmond. Navigation will follow the Greenland coast as conditions were reported ideal by Lt Saath.

U. S Greenland Associated Press Reykjavik Iceland Lowell M. Smith Sirik Nelson Angmagsaiik Angmassa Gertlee Smith Nelson Magrader Richmor Ilona Fon Tome Ellingsly Willeave Econ Richmond Qapart Saath

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Kiwanis Clubs Capital Senate KLAN Democrats Davis Underwood Arkansas Louisiana Bride N. Y Burns Montana Roadamite Co Dr. Patrick Ning Here General Hines America Paris Park Street Theater Tne Angmagsalik Colima
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