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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1925

Page

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Kansas City Journal claims pardon plot tied to Gov Davis son

The Kansas City Journal will publish that Russell Davis, son of Gov J M Davis, accepted 1250 to deliver a pardon to Fred W Pullman, then returned the money after witnesses heard the room at the National hotel in Topeka. An affidavit by Pullman alleges Gov Davis sought further executive favors.

Associated Press Kansas City Kansas City Journal Russell Davis J. M. Davis Kansas Fred W. Pullman Lacygne Kan Pullman National Topeka Araee Carettiad Sts State Jonathan M. Davis Kansas ‘City Journal

U S Asked To Build Six Monster Blimps

Washington dispatch notes a wartime plan to mass produce six large airships equipped with heavy armament. The design envisions enormous gondolas, 20 inch shells, and ample fuel to scour oceans. Officials suggest reconditioning similar airships for immediate use within two days if needed.

U.S Associated Press Washington Atlantic Pacific

Beaumont Named to Lead Montana Assessors Association

Beaumont of Powell county was elected president of the Montana Assessors Association at the concluding meeting in Helena. J. A. Hiren of Custer county was selected secretary. Resolutions memorialized Charles Swarts of Butte, a tax expert, and the body recommended legislation to curb tax dodging and to show true land valuations for taxation.

Associated Press Helena Mont Beaumont Powell” County Montana Ansensors’ Association J. A. Hiren Custer County Associ Charles Swarts Butte Assessors’ Association Assessors’ Association This Afternoon At A Meeting Held In the Governor’ Tion Wales

G N May Taps New Oregon Section

Fragmentary report notes G N May considering a new Oregon section. Mentions Aaron Budd and an event linked to the Union Pacific railway extension. Details are unclear due to damaged text but imply official actions and possible rail expansion plans.

Aaron Budd Hn Union Faeitie Ruthern Pacific Ould ‘Ve Inc Ttn

Women Pride in Self Sufficiency Dominates Pension View

D. D. Driscoll deputy clerk reports most widows on the pension list leave the aid when self support becomes possible. County officials note some men hide private funds to avoid losing aid, but widows largely reduce or stop their claims as the program has contracted since its inception.

Silver Bow County D. D. Driscoll Hersel Dris” Coll

Butte Honors 1924 Triple Champions With Trophies

About 40 Butte high athletes were feted for 1924 championships in football basketball and track. Silver Bow club awarded trophies amid speeches by Chancellor Brannon J R Hobine Otto Romney and Senator Tom Walker. The event featured a dinner, music, and a huge silver cup plus a mammoth pennant, celebrating athletics as life’s proving ground.

Butte M. E. Brannon University of Montana J. R. Hobbine Anaconda, Company Otto Romney The State College Tom Walker Jazzleat A. J Davin Butte Citivens Butte Lodge No. 240 Brannon College Univers Hobbins Ott Romney W. Sheifox Harry Gallwey Charles T. Nevin Dg Ragedale Butte High School WD. Kyle the Elks M.J. Leonard

Record Book Gone Town Is Lawless

A fragmented item mentions Mayor Charles Meyer and the Sunciimen amid references to a record book gone town and a two and a half minute round marking concerns about lawlessness and ongoing job activity.

Ramee Charles Meyer Sunciimen

Justice Holmes Likely to Resign from Supreme Court

Washington reports indicate Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes may resign soon. At nearly 84, Holmes has been healthy but ill with fumbago, and his retirement would mark the second Supreme Court vacancy since Coolidge’s presidency following Justice McKenna's recent departure.

Washington Supreme Court Oliver Wendell Holmes Holmes Congress Justice Holmes President Coolidge White House Justice McKenna Massachusetts Roosevelt

Ring said to fix ballots by covert lead mark

The article reports a claim by a dean of ballot fixers that a so called magic ring can elect or defeat candidates by a concealed lead insert to mark ballots unseen by poll watchers. A dapper clerk Tonken confessed a tally clerk role in the Perlman campaign, speaking to reporters in the grand jury room after a swearing in.

College New York Tonken Banton Perlman Ken Mal

Ends Life After Hopeless Strain At Cafe

Mrs Willan Breckenridge aged 24 killed herself with a bullet in the kitchen of B and K Quick Lunch cafe at 419 East Front Street. This was her second suicide attempt in two days amid fears her pneumonia stricken husband and declining cafe income would fail to support the family. She had not warned her husband of self harm prior to the shot.

Willan Breckenridge East Front Street

Man who opened first Montana Stage Route 19 dead

Funeral services are set for P. B. Clark a Montana resident credited with pioneering the first Montana Stage Route 19 in the region He had lived in Seattle for ten years and was active in local enterprise and transportation circles colleagues recall his early route achievements.

Montana Coast City Seattle P. B. Clark Pronece

Reparation talks intensify between Allied powers

Informal discussions on war reparations show English speaking allies pushing hard bargains while U S representatives Herrick Ketlowe and Logan Jr. stand firm. Anglo American positions may be trimmed as negotiations hinge on both governments. Continental delegations seek workable compromise amid stalled progress.

Px Parib Great Britain Amer Con Allied Finance” Miniatern Aeamion Anbursaners Herrick Ketlowe James A. Logan Jr Bates England America

Warren Attorney General Mentioned in Fragment

Fragmentary OCR snippet references Warren and attorney general but lacks clear event, date, or details to form a full news item.

Montana House Moves to Repeal Several Laws

Helena Jan. 9 The House saw a bill to repeal the anti slavery law and a plan to drop penalties on animal fighting laws introduced by Rep Lobl and Rep Keeley. Members Gray Dill Besancon Mulholland and Nagle also proposed various legal tweaks and constitutional amendments to adjust county attorney salaries and duties.

Helena Montana Lobl Lewis and Clark Keeley Powell Sleeouta Billa John E.non Gray Dill Cascade County Malarien Nagle Besancon Missoula Mulholland Buver Bow Pernons

Embassy Blaze Lights Up Mansion Quarters Fire Damages Interiors

An early morning fire at the U. S. embassy sparked in private quarters of a mansion. The blaze began around ten and was promptly controlled by fire crews. Several areas suffered heavy smoke and heat damage, with nonfatal injuries reported among staff.

German leadership standoff ends with Marx failing to form cabinet

Berlin cabal sharpens lines as Chancellor Marx loses to Stresemann in a bitter parliamentary fight. He returns to President Ebert with a new commission search while officials weigh a nonpartisan path led by Luther amid nationalist leverage and deadlock across the Reichstag.

Marx Associated Press Berlin Stresemann Iti Dr. Marx Dr. Strese Abernet Dee Ebert Anne Dawes Copeftatsry Eeesim Musilet Amd Yin Schup Thor Ae Honaliats Reichstag Streeting Kert Luther

Stone Nomination Delayed in Senate

In a delayed hearing the Senate postponed action on a nomination. The report notes confusion in the committee room as members await clearer guidance. Sources indicate political maneuvering, with debate centering on governance implications and party strategy. Date lines are unclear due to damaged text.

Jewish Attorney to Defend Dragon of Colorado Klan

Denver report details Dr. John Galen Locke grand dragon of Colorado Klan to defend defendants in a dramatic case. A 16 year old Denver high school student alleges forced marriage in Locke's downtown office. Locke, released on bond, will be represented by Ben Laake, Jewish attorney. Widespread warrants issued by Judge Lindsey target unnamed participants.

Associated Pree Denver John Galen Locke Colorado Ku Klux Klan Lindsey Keith Boahn Locke C Ko Mise Maw Nash Lacks Clarence J. MuKray Carges Ake Tucks Ben Laake Btn

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