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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1925
Page
4
The piece quotes Miss Emmeline Pankhurst predicting a future dictatorship and a global confederation as signs before the day of judgment. It notes optimism is hollow and comments on people in various stations continuing efforts to rebuild the world until catastrophe, praising those who persevere.
A January 13 Rotary event in Butte honored international President Everett W. Hill. District Gov Atkinson of Bozeman guided preparations for Hill as he spoke on Rotary’s mission to promote universal brotherhood, tolerance, and service. The audience included Montana business and professional leaders impressed by his oratorical clarity and passion.
Christabel Pankhurst arrives in New York delivering a bold message of apocalyptic prophecy. She asserts the year 1925 will show a major advance toward the final doom, insisting the end will come despite weather and delays.
A reflective critique notes governors resigning amid scandal in Kansas and Colorado. Gov Davis faces bribe charges over prisoner paroles while Gov Sweet is ousted as Morley takes over. The piece mocks political turmoil, highlights Reconstruction era tone, and contrasts with Montana pride and national figures.
Banks of Butte report improved finances as the Northwest and Montana show stronger times. Metals Bank totals 12,308,037.04, National Bank 1,556,630, First National 201,911.64. New officers include C J Kelly, James E Woodard, R W Teal, and J J Davis Jr. Mintte Bank lists David J Charles as president and David Maule as vice president with T J Fenton cashier. Directors named include D J Charles and W L Renick. No changes at South Side State Bank. officers reelected.
Estes Park reports failed search for Herbert Sortland of Long’s Peak Inn after a deadly mountain storm. Agnes Vaitte, Denver Chamber of Commerce secretary, was found frozen to death. Roger Toll warns even equipped parties could not survive the gale and subzero temperatures.
Western railroads move toward Union Pacific Northwestern system as Chicago and Northwestern outlines steps to merge its line with Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis and Omaha. Northwestern proposes exchange terms to Omaha minority holders to solidify ownership and enable physical consolidation of properties.
A reporting fragment describes deer seen on Main Street Vancouver and a live capture scene near a riverbank. The text mentions an alley, an opened building window, and a deer leaping toward the wet pavement, but details are unclear and incomplete.
President Coolidge plans a high level shift in agriculture leadership focusing on marketing expertise rather than production. He seeks an envoy with strong marketing insight to reduce costs between farmer and consumer and raise farmers' share of consumer expenditures. Possible candidates include Henry P. Fletcher and Alanson B. Houghton potential successors amid adjacent diplomatic posts.
Uranus and Mercury dominate the day with Denebic influence favoring intellect and education. Inventors may gain success especially in air travel ventures. newspapers and advertising show promising star direction. romance flourishes and wealth beings feel optimistic.
Premier Herriot warned after today's cabinet meeting that continued Soviet policy could cool Franco Soviet relations. He stated tensions might worsen if the Soviets persist, signaling possible early strains in alliance or cooperation.
New York January 13 The Phillips Jones corporation and related parties appeared to restrain actions in a dollar suit. Pension list for Silver Bow County shows 213 widows for January, with payroll prepared by Deputy Clerk D D Driscoll. December count stands at 219.
Puzzle clue list and cryptic style entries with mixed wordplay terms such as Military attack Nomadic Conscious individual and many fragmented hints across varied topics. The piece presents a themed crossword puzzle by Anthony J Murphy with entries spanning geography language and pop culture terms.
Tokyo report cites 3 million affected by famine amid Korea winter. Associated Press correspondent Zou Zenra notes widespread starvation across rural areas. Peasants struggle on meager rations, relief measures insufficient, with suffering expected to rise as winter advances.
In a reflective essay, Florence Davies argues that trifles shape relationships and a noble bond. She uses Evelina and Balzac as examples, noting manners, household habits, and small annoyances can mar great love and intellect.
Visiting Mr Jos George Laggis of Billings is among yesterday's arrivals at the Arizona.
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