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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1924

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Lines Drawn By the Associated Press in Germany Election

Tomorrow's general election centers on monarchy versus republic as liberals unite against reactionaries. Democrats and socialists rally behind Chancellor Marx in a three party alliance to defend democracy while nationalists led by Tirpitz and Westarp, and Ludendorff's fascist group, contend with Dawes plan fallout and fractured ranks. Continued on Page 4.

Associated Press New Germany Die Hards Marx Opposithem Admiral von Tirpitz Count von Westarp Ludendorff Stresemann German People’s Party

End of Muscle Shoals Fight Seen in Senate Hope

Republican leaders in the senate anticipate near resolution of the Muscle Shoals dispute. They expect President Coolidge to endorse the Underwood bill pending Senator Underwood's consent to amendments, boosting passage toward the end of next week and sending the issue to the house. If stalled, administration plans call for voting down both bills and drafting a new measure.

Associated Press Washington Senate Muscle Shoals Coolidge Underwood Alabama House Henry Ford Congress Norris

Liberal coalition leader drives German republic campaign

The leader of the three liberal parties closes the campaign with election day. The chancellor backs republican colors and the constitution, drawing strong support. Observers predict a return to power with a larger Reichstag majority.

Germany

Montana Pioneer James H Philips Dies at 85

James H Philips a famed frontier figure and early freighter whose bull teams plied the plains and who helped open Virginia City Bannock and Butte died in Lima Montana at his daughter Mrs Emily Gleed s home after a long illness pneumonia brought on his decline Born in England November 14 1829 he grew up near Bingham Utah and led bull freight outfits before moving with his family to Lima in 1884 He was a leader among builders who expanded civilization toward the Pacific coast Continued on Page 4 Column

Standard Lima James H. Philips Frontier Plains West Virginia City Bannock Butte Emily Gleed England Mr. Philips United States Younster Bingham Utah Pacific Coast Utah Southern Railroad Oregon Short Line Bull B. F. White Dillon Treasure State Elizabeth Woollacott Salt Lake City

Banks Robberies Shock Tacoma and Reno

An Associated Press report states a man robbed Reno National Bank of about $2,600 in cash and three men robbed the National Bank of Tacoma of about $7,600 in currency and silver. all suspects escaped.

Tacoma Reno Associated Press Reno National Bank Today Wash National Bank of Tacoma

Call of the Red Kettle Heard in Butte

The Salvation Army kettle drives return as red kettles appear on street corners in Butte inviting donations for a Christmas relief. Coins include nickels dimes car tokens and pennies from eager children and neighbors helping the poor amid the holiday season.

Butte Salvation Army

Royal Russian duchess arrives under heavy guard in New York

Grand duchess Victoria Feodorovna arrives in the United States as police guarded guest of wealthy families. Bomb squad detectives accompany the Paris to quarantine and accompany her to the Waldorf Astoria amid anonymous threats. She refuses to discuss politics or the Romanoff succession.

Victoria Feodorovna Grand Duchess of Russia New York Associated Press Victoria Feodorovna Grand Duchess Europe United States Paris Nrw Gra Cyril Coburg Waldorf- Astoria George Jamgaroff Monday Opera Club M. Diamgaroff Henry P. Loomis Colonial Dames of America General Orloff Admiral Makaroff Black Sea Petroff

Death of Henry Van Haaften At State Hospital

Coroner jury rules Henry Van Haaften died at the hands of three attendants Herbert Srein grube Louis Garrett and M R Fuller at the Cherokee state hospital for the insane and recommends they be held to the grand jury without bail.

Associated Press Cherokee Iowa Henry van Haaften State Hospital For van Haaften Herbert Sreingrube Louis Garrett M. R. Fuller

65 Year Old Doctor Fasts Ten Days Walking 24 Miles

New York reports Dr. W. Z. Kumler a 65 year old physician began a fast on November 26 and has completed ten days abstaining from food walking 24 miles. He says he drank no fluids in the first five days but now takes small amounts of water and feels no hunger. He plans to continue until craving for food returns as a health aid.

Associated Press New York W. Z. Kumler

Gene Stratton Porter Dies In Auto Streetcar Crash

Noted novelist Gene Stratton Porter was killed in Los Angeles when her car collided with a street car. Her chauffeur survived, unable to clarify fault as Porter authorities said her condition worsened after hospital admission. Porter, California resident for five years, authored The Girl of the Limberlost and Freckles and wrote and illustrated more than 15 books.

Associated Press Los Angeles Gene Stratton Porter Jerome Q. Stratton Lea Er Ywood Mrs. Porter Dale James Cowdy See

Immigration bureau to aid Montana settlers

Montana opens a state immigration bureau under Louis A. Campbell to give applicants accurate guidance. The bureau will assess fitness and capital before advising whether to move to Montana, aiming to avoid unprepared migrants while recognizing those who built homes and farms here.

Montana Louis A. Campbell Division of Land Settlement Department of State Helena Department Campbell

Paroled pair returned to Deer Lodge as guards track two

Robert L. Worth and Frank Gilstrap were recaptured at Livingston depot en route to Deer Lodge. They carry revolvers and wearing working clothes, masks, and a knockout drops bottle. Worth serves one year remaining. Gilstrap has a year and a half. Police link Worth to Milning city holdups and a liaison with James Dodson in a Barrett Exchange robbery. Guards say both are dangerous.

Robert L. Worth Frank Gulstrap Porstes P Inpete Butte City See Con Charles Anguard Worth Butte Stoberts Milning City James Dodson O'Donnell Dodson Exchange Arizona Street Nick Malias Gilatrap Livingston Park County Charlies Wilson Woth Worth Gilshop Martin Deer Lodge Gallatin County Gilstrap Cascade County

Question sanity of woman slayer in Little Rock

Mrs Winona Green, who confessed to killing her husband’s parents, caused a courtroom uproar by leaping from her chair to seize a baby photo she says proves she bore a child six years ago and has hidden it. A sanity hearing weighs if she was mentally responsible for the killings. Defense lawyers question the child’s existence and withhold its location.

Little Rock Ark Winona Green

Spanish Plotters Executed in Novice Plot

Spanish authorities executed Enrique Sanches Gil and Juan Santillan at dawn in Pamplona after they were found guilty of plotting to overthrow the directorate. A third conspirator, Pablo Martin, attempted escape and died by leaping from a high gallery as guards escorted him to the chamber. They were seized last month in Vera Navarre after crossing the French border and engaging civil guards, wounding two.

Associated Press Pamplona Spain Enrique Sanches Gil Juan Santillan Pablo Martin Gil Santillan Vera Navarre

Soviet Ambassador Arrives in Paris

Soviet ambassador to Paris Leonid Krassia called on Premier Herriot this morning and presented his credentials. He will later present credentials to President Mercier.

Preas Paris Leonid Kraseia Herriot Am Krassia Mergue

Shooting follows attempt at hold up in South Bend

Two men were shot and killed and five wounded during a failed hold up of a soft drink saloon near Chapin street. Police, sheriff's deputies and citizens pursued the robbers as one bandit was knocked unconscious by a sledgehammer blow and another believed surrounded west of the city. Names cited include Rathfon and Cauffman among the wounded or involved. Continued on page 4 column 7.

Associated Pres South Bend Liberty Sheriff's Deputies Citi Policepree Nirank Rathfon Himer J. Cauffman Lydie Ind Chapin Street New York Central Railroad William Rice

Pershing Receives Ovation in Lima Arrival

Gen. John J Pershing arrives in Lima Peru as special ambassador extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to attend the Ayacucho battle centennial celebrations. The city blooms with gala attire arches and lights as he is welcomed with a sustained ovation.

Associated Press Lima Peru John Pershing United States Ayacucho

Government claims success in roundup of French communists

Paris reports complete success in halting communist agitation with more than 300 arrests and over 70 foreigners slated for expulsion. Minister Chautemps lauds police for nipping the action in the bud while communists vow to postpone rather than end the struggle. The government signals continued severe measures to curb the movement.

Associated Press Paris Chautemps France Jacques Sadoul

Tax refunds reach hundred millions in 1924 year

Internal Revenue Commissioner reports $187,006,225.65 of refunds approved for 1920 24 claims by 192 252 claimants in the fiscal year ending June 30. The 4 000 page congress bound report lists major refunds to Libby McNeill Libby and Ryerson and Bons Inc with Libby receiving nearly 2 million. Burr Martin of Dallas received the smallest refund of one cent.

Associated Press Washington Internal Revenue Commissioner Congress Secre Mellon Libby, McNeill & Libby Cago Joseph T. Ryerson and Bons, Inc Chicago Burr Martin Dallas Texas

Borah Seeks Farm Relief Before World Court Action

Senator Borah of Idaho said farm relief bills should pass and allow no delay on the world court issue. He warned that discussing the court before domestic legislation would be unfair to voters who sent lawmakers to Congress. Senator Swanson aims for decisive action before a March deadline with a reservation plan to ease objections.

Associated Press Washington Senate Borah Foreign Relations Committee Senator Lodge Idaho Swanson Virginia Coolidge United States

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