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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1925
Page
3
The debt commission demands full claimed funding plus interest for the debtor government. Discrepancies of about 11 000 900 dollars between American and Czecho Slovakian totals spark jockeying. A partial payment proposal was rejected as unacceptable. Germany cuts freight rates in some cases by nearly one third.
Volunteers increased across districts as donations pour in. New contributors provided 83.50 from a walk and 212.60 after a few hours, bringing total to 376 without solicitation. A $750 subscription was promised, with funds flowing from Rocker and Divide schools. William McCarthy sent 5000 to Treasurer T. O Hammond.
A Western adventure starring Pete Morisson and introducing Lightning the smart horse appears at the Ansonia theater for its final showings. Lightning, a former army horse, recently won a blue ribbon at the Beverly Hills horse show.
Misses Geraldine O Connor and Frankie Rice, operators in the Butte office, were notified of transfer to the New York office of the Western Union Telegraph company. They departed yesterday to commence the new position.
George Schuller, who lived in Butte about 25 years ago, is being sought by an eastern banking firm on business concerning an estate in Europe. Any information on his whereabouts will be appreciated by John Schenker of 113 Walnut Street.
Frank Dorville of 1915 Carolina street an employee of Mutual Creamery sustained a fractured leg yesterday afternoon when he stepped on the end of a hand truck and the device flipped over onto him. He is a patient at Murray hospital.
Pressures stay relatively low across the Northwest with the lowest over the upper plains. Cloudy unsettled conditions persist as rain falls in the upper plains, Southwestern Montana, and Western Wyoming. Temperatures run cooler over the plains while other regions stay cool.
Nickol, a bank robber also known as a son in law and uncle to Miss Helen Sammet, escaped through a back door after ordering seven employees into a vault. He wore a blue hood and cloak and fled by car to Toledo, where he stayed the rest of the week before admitting his crime.
Mr and Mrs H L Kimball depart for Salt Lake City to visit their daughter and son in law accompanied by Mrs Kimball s mother from Bozeman. Numerous local residents return from trips or head to Yellowstone Rocker game draws crowds as Stoecker team loses by one run.
A forest fire on the south side of North Moccagin southwest of Kendall in Fergus county was reported to the state land department by the sheriff. George W. Cook, state land agent, notes the timber is not valuable but the main damage is loss of grass and feed in the area.
Geraldine Farrar will debut as a comic opera star this season in New York. Her manager Alfred E. Aarons says contracts were signed yesterday and she will be supported by a large ensemble recruited from grand opera and operatic schools nationwide.
A delayed National Geographic message from Commander MacMillan reports the Bowdoin struck a ledge off Murchison Sound and dumped 34 barrels of gasoline to prevent a worse impact. All but six barrels were recovered. The ship listed 85 degrees at low tide and a swell from a bursting iceberg washed the crew from the deck before Peary secured a tow line. The Bowdoin sustained little damage beyond torn oak shoe parts.
The navy prepares for the three seaplanes to leave San Francisco for Hawaii in a non stop flight. Mine sweeper Gannett departs for San Pablo bay with flight headquarters aboard. PN planes move to the bay as engines are installed and PB 1 follows. Fueling occurs Sunday ahead of a Monday dawn launch over the shipping lane.
Governors of Colorado Utah and Wyoming will meet in Denver on Saturday to discuss Colorado river problems and possibly formulate a policy opposing large power developments in the lower basin until upper states rights are assured by final ratification of the Colorado river compact or otherwise.
Rudolph Disse, 20, was sentenced to die in the electric chair after pleading guilty to the murder of his sweetheart, a rival, and a police detective in Richmond Virginia. The sentence is set for October 7.
In Ellensburg Washington Mrs William Carver reports relief from menstrual pain and postnatal fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says six bottles eased her early life pains, aided housework after marriage, and continues to benefit her health.
Multiple congregations with times and sermons listed. Wesley Chapel Grace Grace Mount Bethel Trinity Unity Silver Bow Park Mountain View Lowell Avenue areas note ministers Charles Wolfe Frederick Spencer Rev Rhodes Cecil Clifford John Martin and others with Sunday schools, morning worships, Epworth leagues, and evening services. Midweek meetings noted for some churches.
Pastor Z Colon O'Farrell conducts Bible school at 10:16. Morning worship at 11:16 with A Seven-Fold Reward for Service. Junior and Senior B Y P A at 6:30. Evening organ at 7:16 and worship at 7:30 with A Spiritual Admixture. Monthly board meets Monday 8. Philathea meets Tuesday at 721 West Platinum Street. Missionary goods meet with Mrs J T Poore at 3 North Excelsior Street Tuesday. Prayer and choir events Wednesday at 8 and 7.
Trinity Vinnis h at 616 Waet Park Street with Pastor Sahinen holds services 11 am, Sunday school 1 pm, evening 7 80 pm. Emanuel Montana and Silver streets with Pastor Franzen: divine 11 am English, 8 pm Swedish. Gold Hill 51 West Copper Street Rev Edward Erickson 8 pm, Sunday school reopening Sept 18. St Mark Silver and Montana streets Pastor Huddloff 10 am. Tople How Does the Lord Save Us sermon and 9 am Sunday school. Emanuel Lutheran church across the street conducts all services.
The Rev. Charles F. Chapman rector conducts early holy communion at 8 oclock and morning prayer with a sermon at 11 oclock No evening service during August at the Idaho Street and Broadway parish.
Swedish Mission announces Sunday school at 10 o clock with morning Swedish service at 11 and evening English service at 8. On Friday evening September 4 the Busy Bee will hold its annual sale.
First Church of Christ Belentiat at 229 North Montana lists services Sunday at 11 with Sunday school at 0 20. Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 8. Reading room open daily 12 to 6 30 except Sundays and holidays, and evenings 7 to 9 except Wednesdays.
In Rome the pope granted an audience to Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana. Meanwhile in San Antonio Mexico plans to begin paying its national debt of 5600 600000 US dollars around Sept. 1 per consul general A M Elias, signaling partial debt settlement amid earlier payments to private creditors.
Pau correspondent reports Lt Paul Tarascon and Capt Coll inform Raymond Orteig they will attempt a Paris New York crossing between September 6 and 12. Orteig offers a prize of 25906 dollars. If successful they may aim to circle the globe returning via India.
A navy air expedition to the Arctic under Lieut Commander Byrd reported by radio to Washington and the National Geographic Society shows three planes covering 6066 miles and surveying a region nearly as large as Maine with only one forced landing.
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