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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1925
Page
16
Army phase of the Mitchell trial set to begin after a court recess. The Air Force officers face charges of incompetency while the Navy defends the War Department and Army. About 10 other officers with service backgrounds are referenced in the proceedings.
Stanley A Easton announces that the Bunker Hill and Sullivan Silver lead mine has encountered a vast ore body on the lowest level 1800 feet below surface. The find promises extended operation and large returns after $10,000,000 in ore produced over 40 years of development. An accompanying Dublin crime item notes a soldier exiled for agitation over newspapers and wartime housing tensions.
The Associated Press reports Montana Gov J B 8 announced postponement of the board of education meeting set to consider a special committee report on W H George head of the Twin Bridges state orphan home and other personnel issues. The panel aims to locate an eastern Montana normal school site next summer with outside appointees to pick the location. Several towns including Billings Miles City Terry Sidney contend for the school and the legislature previously debated the issue.
Gus Kelbba won first place in a human fishing contest at the Knights of Columbus gym, landing his fish Bull Me Carthy in one minute 15 seconds. Joe Mallen took second after winning a prior event. Disqualifications occurred as others broke lines, with ongoing search for an angler to land Dan O Sullivan. Seen resided in Butte five years, leaving a wife and three children in Greece. Coroner Holland ordered the body to the Dal mortuary.
In Washington Robert W. Fleming, 35, known as the boy bank president, is named head of Riggs National Bank. He started as a runner and rose through the ranks to lead a major East coast financial institution.
Walkerville city council met last night and handled routine matters including resolutions of regret on the death of Mrs. Mira Sullivan. Bridget Holland Sullivan, her son Henry Sullivan, an alderman, was noted. A separate item reported Nick Troupakis a Greek native killed in a Belmont mine accident.
A disrupted hearing opened on the matter involving the Montana author ity commission examining the complaint by Macoula mercantile company against the sea mail company and the associated parties. Proceedings include testimony from various industry figures and officials, with Wintertime noted as Franklin Time in the period.
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