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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1925
Page
2
Geneva reports a heated League of Nations debate over disarmament and potential protection. Britain seeks flexible pledges while France and Belgium press for strong armored support. another disarmament council meeting is planned.
Princess Negako, daughter of Prince Kunim, is reported well along with the infant. Across Japan cities are decorated as news of the birth spreads, though some details remain unclear about the child and status.
Dec 6 report states Ceciliae was killed and Delbert Howe, 21, severely injured when an airplane owned by De Frietas used for pleasure flying plunged from several thousand feet. The article notes the Royal Neighbors of America meeting and officer elections for Silver Bow City camp No 1462.
The Zodiac and celestial movements are linked to everyday outcomes. The Horoscope promises insights into work life and chances of fortune, noting The Standard's broad readership and the appeal of its reader guidance.
Fragmentary report indicates tensions in Manchuria as foreign ministers Chen Chih Tao and Shen Jui Ling face possible resignations. Premier Hau Shih Ying and General Ferng are involved in securing approval for a revised executive act amid arid conference conditions.
Galvin, described as a Purdue student, admitted planning to rob a shoe store. He entered through a skylight after ripping it open with a revolver, then used a rope to reach the ceiling and opened a safe with an axe. He was arrested after officers arrived as proprietor Gamer confronted him.
Springfield dispatch reports Blaine Underbrink, 40, of Russell, died of asphyxiation from an oil stove left burning in a closed wagon at a camp near Whitehall. The men owned five horses, and little else remains. authorities search for relatives as a cotton mill strike affects many workers.
The article reports a rising postal deficit alongside growing revenues under postmaster general policies. It notes 1924-1931 revenue increases, a large share from postage stamps, and overall expenditures exceeding receipts by 26,642,699 dollars, with undischarged liabilities. Details include proposed reforms, mail rates, and parcel handling adjustments affecting future costs.
London fashion notes describe a craving for Victorian robe elements, with short mittens replacing long gloves. Women adopt finger tips exposure for theater and social wear. Mittens vary from fine silk to airy fabrics, some with silver thread and tiny stones, reflecting luxury.
Continued report notes conclusive proof of an older temple beneath Bethshan. It implies a prior निर्माण of temple ruins and a larger, earlier civilization than the later structure. The gold statue of foodden, center of worship for Canaanites and Philistines, dates to about 2000 BCE when Abraham wandered the land.
Two youths hauling wood in a car rolled down a hill about 50 feet near Murray. They were found by a mining rescue team and rushed to Murray hospital with injuries including a serious condition for one, while another patient recovered at home. Earlier three men, Herbert Benjamin Leslie Steele and William Elford, toppled over the hill. Elford suffered a fractured jaw and Steele a fractured ankle.
Special Dispatch from Deer Lodge reports Johnson of Anaconda honored as district commander for the Mining district of the American Legion. Butte and Dear Lodge posts welcomed new members. state aims to push Montana membership to 8009 as officers outline regional activities and work plan.
The Charleston and cornets rise as Ebenezer returns to Butte from New York for a fall buying trip. Ai hambry teaches the Charleston at Ai hambry. his class of lasses and lads prepares a Winter Garden revue Thursday night. The Butte Clerks union also plans its annual ball at the Winter Garden.
The theatrical listing advertises AT THE BROADWAY presenting a vaudeville road show in Butte tonight featuring La Petite Ballet by Olltene Terry Co, Allen Norman as a unique comedy line, Jay McCrea circus acts, and a gripping drama titled Four Hours with Lou Tellegan John Patrick and Phyllis Haver.
The sensational success White Cargo, which ran for over a year in New York at Daly's Theater and toured the Cort Theater Chicago and Playhouse London, will be adapted for the company. The Scarlet West at Rialto depicts post Civil War Western life with soldiers and Indians. notable cast includes Clara Bow and Robert Fraser.
Milton Bille and Lambert Hillier of First National predict a big future for John Philip Kolb, a New York truck driver cast in The Knockout. Kolb, six foot seven, rode a log down Beaudi ne river floodwaters as lumberjacks cheered, proving his nerve for the film.
Deputies from north and south Ireland denounce the London pact at a Dublin protest against Irish dismemberment. Eamon de Valera says secession of Ireland’s south was worse than partition and vows no consent to the pact amid traffic stoppage and strong opposition. In Oakland California a semi professional player sustains a fractured jaw as an industrial league girds safety costs.
White Plains Dec. Isaac Milla counsel for Leonard Rhinelander will begin brief in hopes of overturning the jury ruling dismissing his annulment suit against Alice Jones Rhinelander daughter of a New Rochelle negro He plans appeal to the appellate division and potentially the court of appeals Judge Mig noted Mrs Alice Jones Rhinelander may seek separation pending higher court decision alimony of 300 a month continues during appeal Amy Lowell Brookline poet sister of Harvard president died May 12 after publishing poetry and criticism including a Keats biography in two volumes
The article notes party leaders expect votes to elect Mr Longworth on the first ballot in the House. It mentions Representative Garrett of Tennessee as the likely Democratic candidate and describes tensions between insurgents and the majority, with talks of reorganizing and contest over committee assignments and policy disputes.
Berkeley students adopt early study schedule with 4 am to 9 am sessions, aiming to improve efficiency before classes. The plan, labeled Dawn 18 New Study Hour, seeks to curb late nights after social events and spread prep time across the morning.
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