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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1925
Page
3
The Associated Press reports signs of expanding trade as summer ends with plants running steadily. Farm prosperity boosts auto and agricultural machinery orders, steel gains, and rising railroad activity. Yet anthracite mining suspensions on Sept. 1 threaten 159000 jobs, amid steady markets.
A weather summary notes a trough of low pressure over the plateau with pressure falling in the Northern Rockies and rising in the plains. No rain was reported in the Northwest or adjacent provinces, and clear skies prevailed except along the Washington coast as temperatures generally rose.
New York reports a continued rise in bond prices last week though trading showed little momentum. Money market firmness, uncertain liquidity, and vacation slows limited new offerings while railroads saw strength in income and adjustment bonds as carriers revive prosperity.
Summary court martial proceedings were held for two marine guards at White Court on neglect of duty. Corporal Andrew Chantes of Cleveland faced trial for leaving his post while Private Clarence Kee of Centerville Texas was tried for lying down on duty. They were relieved during an early morning inspection and a final report goes to Captain Adolphus Andrews for approval. The maximum penalty is three months pay and 30 days confinement.
A new organization in Vienna titled Welcome to Austria Club forms under patronage of Dr. Michael Hanisch. It aims to assist foreign visitors, guide them through the town, arrange social events, and interpret. Honorary presidents include the federal chancellor, ministers and provincial captains general. The club vows to make foreigners’ stay in Austria as pleasant as possible.
Construction starts on a suspension railway in the Bavarian Alps from Garmisch Partenkirchen to Kreuxeckhaus. The first of its kind in the Bavarian and Austrian Alps, it aims to carry 140 passengers per hour with completion expected by year’s end.
In Enterprise Manufacturing plant Amoura Ainsley develops worker aid ideas and contemplates life with Ray Early. She chats with landlady Mrs Stone then with her father J Reginald about her absence and a detective. He urges her to visit her mother.
Report of the emergency relief committee notes 46 committees formed in distressed West Ireland districts over four and a half months with clergy and doctors aiding. Some areas still need help until crops ripen while fishing villages report new nets and reduced needs for the next nine months.
Rome saw about 350000 pilgrims arrive in April and May per L Epoca. May 15 marked the peak with 110 special trains delivering 59000 pilgrims, while additional cars attached to ordinary trains carried 1866 more.
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