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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1924
Page
1
The nationalist faction led by him and Von Bismarck returned to the reichstag at full strength and expanded in the Prussian diet. The Sunday vote delivers a hard blow to progressive policies and parliamentary government in Germany.
Berlin dispatch reports that observers see a coalition solution forming among socialists clericals and the democrats to govern Germany amid a split Reichstag result. Von Tirpitz Von Bismarck party gains. Ludendorff and communists lose ground as Germania urges a big coalition spanning bloc parties for foreign policy support.
Washington December 8 The Muscle Shoals question moved nearer solution as Senator Underwood introduced amendments to his government ownership bill recommended by the War Department After a week end cruise on the Mayflower with President Coolidge and a two hour conference with Secretary Weeks Underwood said there were no serious differences with the administration and he would agree to all amendments if wise to include them in the bill He had held back some of the War Department amendments to avoid objections.
A man who gave the name Andy Kissick was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Jack Duggan on a reckless driving charge after a car struck the rear of Fred Clark and his wife’s light truck on Harrison Avenue. Clark identified Kissick at St James hospital and said Kissick fled the scene dropping a whiskey flask. Kissick denied involvement and is held without bond. authorities note a prior $50 fine for a similar incident in Nine Mile canyon.
Radio messages to the Federal Telegraph company report the Mexican steamer Oaxaca burning 40 miles south of Mazatlan on the west coast of Mexico. The vessel is not in immediate danger, according to the messages received in Los Angeles.
Norman Séby known as Kid McCoy sits through jury selection in Los Angeles as defendant in the Mrs Theresa Morse murder case. Defense plans to highlight Iva Martin testimony to identify the killer as Morse, with Will and life insurance cited. large crowd fills Crail court.
Sixteen enlisted men from the Tennessee and New Mexico are missing after a fire aboard the water taxi La Moyne at San Pedro Harbor. Two sailors died, 13 were injured, and investigators seek whether the missing men were passengers.
An explosion aboard the water taxi La Moyne in San Pedro Harbor causes at least two navy deaths and multiple burn injuries among sailors officers and civilians. Ensign John P Cromwell and 16 others suffer burns. E A Moore dies aboard the Pennsylvania and J A Keck is missing. A court of inquiry is ordered.
In Rock Springs Wyoming a mother claiming her ill son lied about pocketbook theft led 11 year old Peter Dradrich to jail. An eyewitness placed Peter at the scene, he confessed and returned the $240 before authorities moved to detention during further investigation.
Ernest Bloom a 28 year old from St Paul Minn wandered for three days in Yellowstone National Park in midwinter subsisting on oats. Rangers aided him guiding a round trip to Canyon and Mammoth then transported him to Butte. He offered little reason for the trek and said grain came from Norris junction station.
D Campbell of Montana, founder of Campbell Farming, travels from his dry farm on Crow Reservation to Butte. Known as the Henry Ford of agriculture, he expands flax and wheat output, and discusses profitability on arid land. He has connections with J P Morgan and Charles Sabin and plans a winter in Pasadena after a New York business tour.
Federal agents uncovered a four thousand five hundred dollar narcotics cache hidden among poultry crates in a Wyoming street basement. The seizure included cocaine in one ounce German-manufactured packages and bindings, with officers continuing to search for suspects tied to the operation.
The Federal Council of Churches in Atlanta declares war must end and endorses a world court and nonbinding tribunals to resolve disputes. Leaders including William Jennings Bryan and Gov William Sweet press for armament reduction and Christianized international relations, while criticizing Defense Day.
Mount Clemens Michigan officials and citizens faced conspiracy to obstruct justice warrants following a grand jury probe. The four named are William Lawn justice of the peace Arthur Rowso police chief Varnum Kowers former mayor and congressional candidate Lynn Johnston former prosecuting attorney. They allegedly failed to prosecute men alleged to run a confidence game that swindled Anton Morvich out of 10000 dollars from a mine accident award.
Police pursue leads in the double murder of Nels Andersen and his wife Anna in a Billings barber shop. Investigators report axe wounds and blood prints on a wash bowl may identify the suspect. the couple’s home and axe origin are under scrutiny as officers chase the trail.
Republican leaders in Washington discuss delaying any repeal of the revenue acts publicity provision until a Supreme Court ruling clarifies if newspapers can print income tax data. Chairman Green, Rep Longworth, and President Coolidge meet about revenue matters. no broad tax revision planned.
Elias H. Mortimer, a government witness in the Forbes veterans bureau conspiracy trial, described bitter personal entanglements with Col. Charles R. Forbes. He claimed Forbes broke up his marriage, urged divorce, and used the scandal to influence contracts for the Tupper Lake hospital foundation.
The will of Senator Henry Cabot Lodge filed in Essex county probate court leaves about 20 000 volumes of his library to his grandson Henry Cabot Lodge. Manuscripts and papers go to his son John Ellerton Lodge and daughter Constance Williams with the grandson as literary executor. A 5000 dollar trust supports the Massachusetts Historical Society with one fifth income added to principal and four fifths used by the society councilors.
Paris reports show Premier Herriot’s purge of foreigners with improper papers, arresting 10 workers and warning visitors to carry credentials. Authorities say communism is minor, yet fear persists as opposition mocks deportations and cautions of a looming revolution.
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