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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1924
Page
2
John A. Stransky of Pukwana South Dakota has invented an automatic self regulating device for automobiles claimed to yield 35 to 57 miles per gallon. It removes carbon and reduces spark plug trouble and overheating and can be installed in five minutes. He seeks distributors and offers to send a sample.
Butte prepares a festival of community singing around the courthouse Christmas tree with songs led by the Salvation Army band and Welsh choir. Scouts and girls assist with song sheets. indoor rain plan includes courthouse rotunda and Y premises.
Five robbers held up the Fairview Heights Agency of the First National Bank of Inglewood and escaped with about $2,500 after locking the cashier, teller, and a customer in a vault.
Arguments centered on obtaining Osler testimony about a 1922 $300,000 Liberty bond payment and 90,000 bonds placed with Fall. Pomerene urged Osler and others’ testimony to prove Sinclair’s role in bond distribution linked to Teapot Dome leases. Mammoth defense argued continuance unnecessary and costly.
Wreck on a trestle near Chippewa Falls killed eight and left several others injured as passengers fought freezing water and icy conditions. Rescue crews and bystanders aided victims. coroner and district attorney planned an inquest to determine responsibility.
Lloyd Spencer recounts the Minneapolis St Paul and Sault Ste Marie crash at Chippewa Falls. His six month old daughter Barbara drowned when the observation car toppled from a bridge into the Chippewa River. He describes the car’s leap, the rush of water, and his struggle to find the baby as his wife was rescued.
Telegrams report 11 deaths across the Southwest linked to the cold snap and storm. Fires from overheated stoves, fuel and coal shortages threaten train service and communications. From Hobart Ohio to Kansas and Missouri, cities experience record lows and widespread disruption.
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