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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1925

Page

9

Congress weighs disarmament funding and ambassador pick

The White House discussed congressional approval for a disarmament expense fund and named Hugh Gibson as a potential American minister to Switzerland for the Geneva talks. If approved, Gibson would speak with authority from both the executive and legislative branches, with action possible after January 4 during recess.

Congress Senate Capitol Coolidge Hugh Gibson Switzerland Gibson

Farm bloc seeks Coolidge support for export crop plan

Jardine said he will convene conferences with agriculture and economics leaders to build a cooperative farmer solution. The drive aims to win President Coolidge's backing for export measures, with multiple bills proposed to manage surplus crops and revive a McNary Haugen style government corporation.

Jardine Coolidge Congress Senator Capper Kansas Senate House Cummings

Gov Len Small seeks rehearing in $1,000,000 suit

Springfield report states Gov Len Small and co defendants filed a petition for rehearing with the state supreme court in the million dollar civil case. The motion seeks review of a lower court ruling in the high profile political figure case.

Small The Associated Press Springfield Supreme Court Len Small

How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu

Calotabs is promoted as a purer calomel tablet to break up a cold overnight or shorten grippe flu sore throat or tonsillitis. One or two tablets at bedtime with water, no salts or nausea, then waking with a vanished cold and restored appetite. Family package with directions available for 35 cents at drug stores.

Restless Sleep From Gas Promises Adlerika Relief

An advertisement claims gas pressure in the abdomen causes unrest and sleeplessness. It touts Adlerika as an intestinal evacuant that removes gas in ten minutes and releases old waste matter, presenting it as a cure for constipation and stomach trouble. Fuller Drug Co.

Adlerika Fuller Drug Co

Foley pills promise kidney relief and renewed energy

An advertisement claims Foley pills act as a diuretic stimulant to flush kidneys and restore activity. It quotes Samuel Brenner of Alexandria Indiana praising the product as the only thing that helps him, with pills sold everywhere.

FOLEY Samuel Brenner Alexandria Lnd

Butler 15 Ousted by Mayors Order of the Department

Ongoing clash at City Hall pits General Butler against Mayor Kendrick over enforcement of liquor and dance license actions at major hotels. Butler sought padlocks on Ritz Carlton Bellevue Stratford and Walton. mayor refused, citing room needs and big investments.

City Hall Ritz Carlton Bellevue Stratford Walton Hotels Butler Walton Edwin P. Carney General Butler Edwin M. Abbott Abbott Elliott Ritz Joe Widener Madrid Gaffney Navy Yard Kendrick

Judge Refuses To Jeopardize Convict Perovich Case

Federal Judge John C. Pollock refused the government’s bid to rescind his order freeing Perovich, the Montenegran nobleman, from Leavenworth life term and Alaska death sentence. The case tests whether the president may commute a sentence without the convict’s consent. Pollock says Taft lacked authority. The matter heads to the U S circuit court of appeals.

Associated Press Kansas City Kan John C. Pollock Perovich Montenegran Leavenworth Alaska Department of Justice United Sates United States Circuit Court of Appeals Pollock Taft Federal District Court Hartford Conn Gerald Chapman Atlanta

Utah to Get $41,288 From Clark Estate

Salt Lake City Utah December 23 The state of Utah was awarded 41 288 93 inheritance tax on the estate of the late Senator William Clark by Judge M L Ritchie in probate court today The decision confirms the state claim for the tax on the Clark estate in a formal probate proceeding.

Associated Press Salt Lake State of Utah William Clark M. L. Ritchie

Goolidge Favors Plan for Flight Northward

Captain Wilkins outlines a polar expedition from Point Barrow toward the ice pole with two Fokker planes. If land is sighted, a claim is planned and mapping work may begin. Weather, fuel, and ice conditions drive the schedule as Seattle offers Sand Point as a base.

Point Barrow Wilkins Spitsbergen Ice Pole United States Peary Splitzbergen Fokker Spitzbergen Arctic Polar Sea Amundsen Poleworth Arctic Sea Ellsworth Tanana Barrow Seattle Sand Point Field Board of Control Heserty Loring Pickering Wilkin

Headache Remedy Ad Claims Cold Cure

An old advertisement touts Bromo Quinine tablets as a safe proven remedy that relieves headache by curing the cold. The box bears the signature of E. W. Grove and the price is 30 cents.

E. W. Grove

Four Firemen Dead in Waynesburg Blaze

Four volunteer firemen were killed and five others injured as a wall collapse during a downtown Waynesburg fire. Several buildings burned and the loss was put at about $1,000,000.

Associated Press Waynesburg

Butte Prepares for Christmas Shopping Frenzy and Charity

Crowds surged through dry goods and groceries as Butte shoppers sought turkeys geese and fresh fruit before Christmas. Prices rose from Thanksgiving highs while store clerks endured the rush. Meanwhile charity drives organized by the Joshers Salvation Army and Elks planned gifts for 165 families and 400 tree tickets. The Salvation Army tree lighting and the Elks visit to the county poor farm were set for the evening with toys nuts and candy promised for every child.

Iks Paul Clark Butte Salvation Army Citadel Santa Claus Butte Lodge of Elks Elks Joseph M. Fabian Harold Eatlick Fred J. McQueeney Archie McTaggart A. T. Kennedy Ernest Loomis Gus Fitchen Loomis

Slashes Follow Bandit Activities In Atlanta

Atlanta police faced seven holdups in one hour as a mobile gang used a car to strike. Victims were slashed or beaten in three cases before the robbers fled, prompting a callout of the full police reserve.

Associated Press Atlanta

Bandits Hold Up Bank in Minneapolis Heist

Four young bandits rob the Guaranty State bank in Minneapolis, herd 14 people into a vault, and escape with 6000 to 8000 dollars in cash. Police search for suspects after the December 23 incident.

Associated Press Minneapolis Guaranty State Bank

Express Livestock Center Delivers Holiday Goods

In Butte the Express Livestock office reports busy deliveries for Christmas with buffalo meat for steaks and various gifts. Foxes and dogs roam the routes. a tagged dog from Washington stayed in town until its owner confirmed the destination by wire. The local office at 16 West Granite Street will be open 10 AM to 1 PM on Christmas Day for deliveries outside city limits.

Butte Gemmell Boy Scouts Washington Raymond Gilbert The Ice Weat Granite Street

Anthracite Wage Talks Urged By Clergy Coalition

A letter from non English speaking clergy in Luzerne and Lackawanna counties denounces coal suspensions and urges mine workers and operators to resume negotiations at once. It calls for arbitration if needed and stresses returning to work for the region’s future and humanity.

Luzerne Lackawanna

Christmas Hope For Earley Heir In Bank Deal

The narrative details a missing set of certificates worth 2200 dollars linked to Mr. Earley. Investigations at a cabin on West Park Street failed to locate them. Attorney Ed Fitzpatrick pressed the bank for cash, but after six years with no trace, the court and bankers agreed to release the funds to Miss Burna, Earley’s sole heir, for a merry Yuletide.

Foo

Postal money order service between Peru and Britain

A postal money order service has been established linking Peru and Great Britain. The move aims to facilitate cross country payments and shipments, expanding financial ties between the two nations and simplifying remittance processes for residents and businesses.

Peru Great Britain

Hathaway Change of Venue Defense Before Judge Winston

In Anaconda Hathaway and Kelly case Judge Winston heard Hathaway motion for venue change to Powell county and overruled Kelly request to suppress affidavits. Kelly gets 30 days to file bill of exceptions while retrial on Dec 28 in Deer Lodge looms. Separately Indergard suit against Anaconda city for 26000 over a July 12, 1923 truck accident proceeds as testimony continues.

R. J. Hathaway Powell County Susan Kipp Gina Kelly George B. Winston Dr. Hathaway Mrs. Kelly Mathaway Deer Lodge Winston Chicago Kelly William Indergard Anna Indergard Anaconda Walter W. Grimes Birch Fifth Streets Roy Michaud Ira J. Stage J. B. C. Knight Illiam Indergarder W. B. Long Indergard William &. Lautman George Spahi Lautman Butte-Anaconda Charles McPherson Jules DeRies Georgetown Lake DeRies

Police Court Receipts Lightest Of The Month

Police court receipts were light as fines totaled only 20 dollars. Anaconda officers detained several people including a drunken woman fined 10 dollars by Judge Murphy and a hearing for Mike Markey held over until 4 pm. Leo Anson was arrested and later confessed to an October attempted robbery in Muscatine and moved into custody with Iowa authorities.

Iowa Fr. W. Dye Muscatine Lowa City

MATESICH FUNERAL TO BE HELD THIS MORNING

Funeral services for George Matesich will be held at 8 30 this morning from the P J Finnegan chapel to St Peter's church for solemn high mass. Interment follows at Mount Carmel cemetery. Many old friends are expected to attend. The Gallagher sisters Margaret and Maude returned from Montana State College to visit over the holidays.

George Matesich P. J. Finnegan St. Peter's Church Matesich Mount Carmel Margaret and Maude Gallagher Montana State College Bozeman

Expenditure Warning for Prohibition Agents

Associated Press reports that on December 23 officials warned Prohibition agents that reckless and unjustifiable expenditures while enforcing the law could lead to dismissal from the enforcement service.

Associated Press Washington Enforcement

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White House Kelloge St. Paul Jardine Mergure Ould Publicafety CLARK Goolidge Joshers Benton Anaconda News Vicks Vaporus Western Electric Main St Duval Hardware Company Park A. O. HA Music BY Ted Rose Cinderella John Ferguson Bluebird E. Park Ave Macintyre’s Outfitters For Men and East Park Ave
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