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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1925
Page
1
The nomination process places Kansas official Jardine as secretary of state while Kellogg is also sent to the Senate for approval. The move follows Gore's departure, marking a shift in the administration's top posts.
President elect Coolidge completes the cabinet for his March 4 term. He names William M. Jardine as secretary of agriculture and Frank B. Kellogg as secretary of state, with other posts announced as Senate confirms. A proclamation calls the new Senate into extra session to receive commissions in his name.
A Sartain and L J Fletcher former warden and deputy will take the stand in their defense early next week in the district court trial on conspiracy and bribery charges. After days of testimony about alleged jail jobs and high gambling among the wealthy, defense counsel announced tonight.
Paris reports say the budget debate in the chamber of deputies faced a grim outlook as the franc's fall loomed over finances. Finance Minister Clementel and Prime Minister Herriot urged optimism while warning against inflation as a remedy amid capital outflows.
A gunman shoots his wife and then kills himself in a sudden domestic incident. Mrs Barbour, linked to a Montana attorney family, is not expected to survive.
George Parks a Colorado mining engineer was unexpectedly nominated as Alaska governor. Secretary Work and Commissioner Spry expressed strong confidence in his abilities and urged him to accept. Parks, 42, is bachelor and has Denver roots with parents living there.
A. J. Davis announces a major event for Boy Scouts of America in Butte on February 18. National leaders J. Wert, Morton Schiff, and Gen Livingston are among guests, praised for philanthropy and labor toward the Beaut cause. The notice highlights the arrival of the national organizationVisitors and pending visits by top leaders in scouting.
Chicago dated report details a murder case involving Joseph Maurer a 17 store clerk and Frascett Frascetti. The defendant sought a new trial and appeals to the supreme court. The court heard testimony about a whiskey deal linked to the murder and blamed a brother Robert Ilan for the crime.
A spring fire in the Mille river area damaged the Chinook and Glasgow works of the Uta Sugar Co doubleheader. The blaze will require about 500 workers for the th and harvesting season as repairs proceed.
Helena lawmakers debate four cent admission tax on moving picture theaters and a proposed state censorship bureau. Local theatrical men condemn federal and state actions as unwise while three bills move through pending legislature.
The appeal emphasizes aid for crippled children and urges readers to subscribe funds. It highlights sustained generous responses from the community and notes the Butte Auxiliary's work in habilitation and expenses without rent or administrative costs.
The Associated Press reports in Chicago on February 14 that a 15 year old girl was left at the Longworth home, with a chaotic garbled note about a Valentine. Local reports mention celebrations and public reactions as authorities address the incident.
Deputy Holland testifies that narcotics officer McIntosh flashed a gun at occupants of a car during the Verner murder case. Ten witnesses described Verner shouting stop or hearing Stepan plead not to shoot as the confrontation occurred.
A seven member select committee would investigate recent price increases. The joint resolution, introduced by Representative Ziel a Republican from Maryland, would authorize subpoenas and sworn testimony and extend to the next Congress.
In Kentucky Floyd Collins remains trapped after a cave collapse as rescue workers, miners, and military officials struggle against harsh conditions. Reports note Collins coughing that morning and authorities cut no corners in ongoing efforts despite weather and terrain challenges.
Roy Walsh dies after a murder conviction. aged a few hours, he was laid to rest in Boulder Potter's Field near Graystone Jail. The funeral followed a long death watch and a prior sensational jail escape in October 1943 as authorities prepared to move toward the hanging related to the 1928 Al Johnson homicide.
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