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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1925
Page
6
Dizie Lahood of Butte headlines a fall boxing card at Falls tomorrow facing Fat Bantam. Promoters trumpet Lahood as rising talent amid a busy schedule with potential clashes against Vie Friar and other contenders.
Sitla may not feel Nurmi’s fresh races as public reports list Paavo Nurmi set to face Ritola and Quist in upcoming indoor season. Ritola’s condition prevented indoor campaign despite strong five mile showing last Saturday. Quist denied a personal feud with Ritola, stating no feud exists.
Associates Press reports Derlengach signs for a one round bout with Paul on a Garden date. The event, postponed once, aims to feature a return match with Johany. Boston promoters back the show as the plans firm up for a late date in March. Reynolds named Syracuse coach in a separate report.
New York District Attorney Banton launched an investigation that could trigger grand jury action in the Dolan O Connell bribery scandal after receiving evidence from Baseball Commissioner Landis. Landis pledged cooperation as authorities weigh criminal charges and new laws to punish involved players and officials. Johnson urged harsher penalties and state laws to punish guilty parties.
In a delayed contest at the Holland venue, leaders the Hubs defeated the Thornton Tigers. The game was scheduled for Saturday night but postponed. Deficiency bill signing noted in dispatches follows international financial updates.
Mario Giglio regarded as the light heavyweight champion of Italy arrived in New York yesterday and will fight Jack Laster of Grand Rapids in a 10 round bout at Englewood New Jersey on Friday night. Gordon Cochrane, college catcher, bought by Connie Mack for a reported price of 6 Athletics. The Boston seeks 5 000 of the purchase money from President Tom Turner of Portland. Efforts to bring Paavo Nurmi to Chicago for indoor meets are being made for the Central A A U championships on March 20 and the Bankers meet in early April. Harold Grange of Minnesota is also mentioned.
The Googles defeated the Mitsi in a slow game at the K C gym yesterday. M Lanigan stood out for the visitors as the game stayed scoreless through three periods. A final rush produced three field goals for the Googles, moving them to second place behind Mullins and Kane. Exhibitions at K C gym planned with St Patrick’s and local high schools. girls and boys programs noted. Washington State Upset by Oregon Aggies. Stoddard Angle led with all 100 A.C. points in the second half securing the victory.
Broadway Garage will handle Star Line cars for decades, partnering with Durant Motor Company to distribute the durable Bar car models. The Star car features hydraulic lifters, removable valve guides, integral manifolds with vaporizing hot spots, and a 100 percent tuned machinery system for smooth idle, plus a three-speed forward transmission and Bendix components.
The American Legion plans a series of bouts to promote high class boxing with bantam Dixie Hood target Dave Marks and Vic Foley among three champions invited. Local backers push for a boxing club and charter while talks rise of bringing Eddie Martin to meet Laiford if his promotions continue.
AP report notes Benny Leonard has retired from the lightweight boxing championship unbeaten. Lew Tendler of Philadelphia plans a comeback after a knockout loss to Jack Zivic of Pittsburgh, with details of future fights and training noted amid season’s boxing chatter. Argentina plans a government king house with new tenders invited after last year’s bids were rejected, as snow removal shifts to chemical aids and a hand drawn machine.
Testimony shows Mullaney died from a single shot after a night of drinking with friends. Laplant cannot recall details of the incident at the Porphyry Street entrance while Poole places the trio at Rose's house on East Park Street where they played pool. Coroner and witnesses describe the wound and the circumstances as the case moves through the county attorney's examination.
Testimony recalls the morgue sighting of a man named Iancy and descriptions of a police chase near Porphyry Street. Officers Rodda and Calpin pursued two suspects as a woman shouted from a window. Poole was found hanging over a fence, while Mullaney lay on the sidewalk and Clemens was shot in the lip. Witnesses describe a broken door lock, footprints on the door frame, and a hammer fragment tied to the case. The inquest resumes with Clemens, his wife, and Joe Williams expected to testify. defense hints at limiting witnesses.
The speaker argues federal state and local laws overwhelm the nation. He cites Chief Justice Marshall and Beveridge, condemning peremptory administration and countless ordinances. He calls for repealing old laws for every new one and warns of retroactive legislation eroding liberty. Broadcasting criticized private enterprise.
Griffin described two men who left money in his bank envelope on Nov 14 1928 after seeking business with him. He testified about bribes and attempts to unload liquor at the D H dock, naming Commissioner Stearne and George Bennett among witnesses, while denying prior knowledge of co-defendants.
At the Geneva opium conference tensions rise as Ireland breaks with Britain over American proposals. Viscount Cecil warns of critical talks ahead while Michael Mac White backs the American project and condemns the convention drafted by the first opium conference.
Chicago reports former light heavyweight boxer Art Nelson regained control of his estate per manager Jack Robinson. Nelson turned earnings to his father, whose will forbids estate dissolution, while a court action following the death altered the will. The article links the case to a separate motor bus incident injuring several during a fox hunt.
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