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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1926

Page

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Rescues Continue As Hurricane Threat Lashes Florida Coast

Nine ships face distress as the week‑long gale batters the Atlantic. A sailing ship tows to port with sails gone, others hove to or patched, a German tug sought after S O S, lifeboats grease the scene near Palm Beach. The Antinoe crew of 25 aboard President Roosevelt nears Queenstown amid a huge welcome.

Associated Press New York Palm Beach Florida Laristan Antinoe Roosevelt Queenstown

McCamant Clarifies Roosevelt Speech in Senate Hearing

Wallace McCamant of Oregon stated that his remark that Theodore Roosevelt was not a good American referred only to Roosevelt advocating an un American doctrine. He insisted the recall of judicial decisions subverts the constitution and is an un American doctrine and nothing more.

Associated Press Washington Wallace McCamant Oregon Senate Theodore Roosevelt Judiciary Committee

Screen Star Weds for Third Time in Riverside

Alma Rubens and Ricardo Cortes, both film figures, married in Riverside California by a justice of the peace. It is Rubens third marriage and Cortes first. Rubens, 26, previously wed Franklin Farnum then Dr Daniel C Goodman.

Associated Press Riverside Cal Alma Rubens Ricado Cortes Miotion Festars Tony Cortez Miss Rubens Franklin Farnum Daniel C. Goodman Greenwich, Conn

Two Men Slain as Youth Holds Barricaded Home

Springfield Missouri January 30 two men died and several wounded when police stormed the barricaded home of Clinton Holingsworth a 21 year old youth after he fired hundreds of rounds into the house. Detective Al Franklin and Joe Hargand were killed by shots from the residence before officers realized the danger. Holingsworth had previously attempted suicide a year earlier and doctors said he would be paralyzed for life though he recently recovered.Neighbors report a mania for guns and a large collection.

Associated Press Springfield Clinton Holingsworth Holingsworth al Franklin Joe Hargand Hollingsworth

Public invited to annual Butte Chamber meeting

The Butte Chamber of Commerce holds its annual meeting and dinner at the New Finten tomorrow night. The event is open to all citizens and will feature Governor discussions, Edward P. Kemmer on management of commercial organizations, and James H. Rowe on the local situation.

Butte Butte Chamber of Commerce New Finten Chamber Edward P. Kemmer James H. Rowe Peter Potter

Credit talk urges credit systems at New Finlen meeting

Ralph W. Watson of Spokane, national president of the Commercial Service association, spoke to about 150 merchants in Butte and Anaconda about a vigorous community credit system. He stressed that credit can only fail or succeed based on buyer seller interests and warned against house to house and mail order methods capturing most business.

National Commercial Service Association Butte Anaconda Finlen Ralph W. Watson Spokane The Commercial Service Association National Retail Dealers Association Watson Credit Mens’ Associations Elena and Livingston Credit Bureau Frank Tucker State Credit Men's Association Tucker State Association Deaser

Community Funeral for Blast Victims in Birmingham

In Mossboro Shelby county mining camp 27 residents died in a mine explosion yesterday. Burial rites will replace church services tomorrow. Rescue crews at daybreak recovered 11 white and 16 black bodies from waist deep water amid twisted steel and fallen stone. Seventeen of 44 miners survived, many uninjured. The blast released water from a coal washing pond, hampering rescue efforts. Bodies were piled with mule carcasses as torches lit the scene of chaos.

Associated Press Birmingham Ala Mossboro Shelby County

Opanigh Birdmen Near End of Ocean Flight

After a 16 hour nonstop flight the Spanish seaplane Plus Ultra, commanded by Pranco, landed in heavy surf off Fernando de Noronha and was towed to Concepcion Bay. The leg covered about 1432 miles and left them about 279 miles from Pernambuco.

Spain Ramon Pranco Ruis de Alda Paris Columbus America Atlantic Buenos Aires Porto Praya Cape Verde Islands Fernando de Noronha Island Alda United States Greenland British Isles Fernando DO Noronha Land Brazil Ultra Pranco Argentina South America Concepcion Bay Pernambuco

Women Chosen To Aid Campaign For Little Grippes

A meeting of campaign workers will be held at the chamber of commerce Friday at 7 30 PM to arrange details for the fundraising drive for crippled children of Butte. A ladies committee was selected to handle a division of the effort.

Butte Chamber of Commerce

Progress Seen in Day Law Enforcement Says Andrews

Washington Jan 30 Assistant Secretary Andrews of the treasury reported marked progress in enforcing U S day laws and the rebuilt administrative system is now ready to operate effectively He noted 24 new federal administrators have their feet on the ground and he expects steady gains in cutting sources of supply.

Associated Press Washington Prohibition Enforcement Corps Andrews The Treasury

Coal factions still deadlocked as miners and operators adjourn

Anthracite miners and operators adjourned today with negotiations still deadlocked. The two latest plans from both sides were voted down before the week end, leaving no viable program for the Tuesday session. Efforts at Bellevue-Stratford hotel failed to show any new path to a settlement.

Associated Phildelphia Bellevue-Stratford

President outlines wave of 48 million to cut non-essentials

Lars explained the figure of 48 million dollars to be waved as part of a constructive economy. The president aims to cut non-essentials while strengthening agencies whose functions improve national life.

Lars

Mitchell Signs for Series of Lectures

Col William Mitchell, whose army resignation was accepted yesterday, will begin a lecture tour on aviation in New York on February 16 and travel across the country. James B Pond of the Pond Lecture bureau announced the negotiations completed today.

Associated Press New York William Mitchell Army James B. Pond Pond

Couzens Tries to Block Inheritance Tax Cut Bill

Senator Couzens of Michigan offers amendments to restore the inheritance and gift tax rates as the Senate weighs a tax reduction bill. Western lawmakers expect broad support for defending the existing levy and opposing proposed repeals. Continued on page 2.

Associated Press Washington Senate Couzens Republican Michigan Senate Finance Committee House

Doctor Groeneveld Attends Trio of Weddings in One Hour

Dr E J Groeneveld officiated three weddings in Butte in one hour with notable local participants. Dr George L Routledge of Murray hospital attended two ceremonies and wed Miss Jessie Irene Gray. nurse Miss Mildred Monroe served as best maid in another union.

Dr. Routledge Jessie Gray Presbyterian Manse Butte E J. Groeneveld George L. Routledge Murray Hospital Jessie Irene Gray Thomas Johns Gladys Irene Monroe Butte People Owen Silas McAllister Norris Clara Mae Box Pony Thomas Campbell Case Mabel Leslie Routledge Miss Gray Houtlege Montana McGill University Montreal Marquette

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