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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1925
Page
3
Mrs. Fannie White of 678 Marcy Avenue Brooklyn writes of long morning headaches blamed on nerves, then credits Carter's Little Liver Pills for relief. She says the pills are small, easy to take, with no griping and pleasant after effects, improving appetite and life.
Butte readers are invited to a series of social events and notices. Mrs Laurence Farmer hosted Miss Mary Mackey of Tacoma at a dinner marked by congratulations as Mackey, top nurse hopeful entering Mayor hospital Rochester. Various clubs met for needlework games and music at homes on Harrison Avenue Edwards Street and East Aluminum, with teashows, birthdays and card parties. A number of residents travel, doctor patients recount recoveries, and church groups plan meetings including White Elephant sales and guild gatherings. Local families also mark births, hospital stays, and obituaries while students and faculty share school events and lectures.
Washington January lawmakers clash as the McFadden banking bill stalls a final vote and a rivers and harbors authorization bill faces postponement to Thursday. Amendments focus on branch banking to align national banks with state laws. Changes would limit branch rights when states repeal or restrict branch banking.
At the annual stockholders meeting in New York yesterday the company elected Huttemin to the board. The previous ownership by San Francisco capitalists has shifted to powerful New York bankers who now hold the majority. The main office will move from New York to 143 Liberty Street, New York City. Names of other directors include Bywater, D. Barney & Co., Robert Shiny, W. Qualey, and W. E. Decker.
The Day in Washington Berlin named an ambassador to London as President Coolidge faces no change in policy. At the White House Irwin says Hughes is expected to remain. Senate votes occur on various measures while hearings proceed on a nine foot channel from the St Lawrence to the Gulf. The Short Line Railroad Association opposes eastern consolidation by the Van Sweringen brothers. The Senate Prohibition Investigating Committee released testimony on the Fleischmann tax settlement.
Associated Press report notes Alex W. Smith, a well known member of the Janta bar, collapsed and died at the Piedmont Driving Club dining room as officials including Secretary Hughes and attorneys neared the area during a banquet. In Denver, Chicago conspiracy charges tied to a divorce action surface as attorneys discuss the case.
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