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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1925

Page

7

First Pictures Of Wreckage In Santa Barbara

After Monday's earthquake in Santa Barbara the city engineer estimates total damage at 30 million dollars. Photos show State street with many damaged buildings and the California Hotel front torn open exposing interior rooms. Vanderbuilt Photos.

Santa Barbara State Street Arlington Hotel New California Hotel

Deer Lodge Hosts Cowboy Parade and Tolopen Rodeo

Deer Lodge Montana gears up for a three day frontier celebration starting July 2 with a grand street parade featuring cowboys cowgirls stage coaches and bands. The rodeo opens at the fair grounds at 1 30 pm with events including bronc riding roping wild cow milking and many races followed by the 49 camp activities dancing and a carnival as merchants and churches serve meals and lights adorn the streets.

Deer Lodge Presbyterian Methodist Church Loo O. F. Hall

Deer Lodge Social Roundup Reports Local Visits

Mrs. Frank Morin and daughter visited Deer Lodge friends on Wednesday before returning to Anaconda. Mrs. J. J. Millay visited Butte, and George Omer of Butte conducted business here. Mrs. C Arthur and children left for St. Maries Idaho after an extended stay. J B Kendrick, Harry Good, E C Curtis, A C Hansem, and Emmett Russell were noted visitors or delegates in the city during the week.

DEER Frank Morin Deer Lodge Anaconda J. J. Millay Butte George Omer C. Arthur St. Maries Ida J. B. Kendrick Harry Good St. Paul Kiwanis E. C. Curtis Seattle A. ¢. Hansem Missoula Emmett Russell

Belgian cabinet wins confidence vote in Brussels

The Belgian chamber of deputies backed Premier Poullet with 123 votes to 37. The confidence motion passed as the new cabinet took office in Brussels.

Pron Brussels Chamber of Deputies Poullet

Firemen's Dance Planned by Dillon Volunteers

Dillon will host a Dillon Volunteer Fire Department dance at Dillmont park on Friday evening. The event includes fifteen spot dances and thirty prizes to raise funds for new equipment, with many locals traveling to Sheridan, Butte, and neighboring areas. Parisian notes: Rochester reports Martin Innes's successful operation and improving health.

Dillon Dillmont Park Sheridan Butte Elkhorn Springs

Dillon News Notes: Dellar Gordon Visits Dillon

Dellar Gordon, from Armstead, was in Dillon yesterday attending to business matters at his home.

Dillon Dellar -Gordon Armstead

Montana Supreme Court Disbars Havre Attorney Griggs

Disbarment actions filed in the Montana supreme court accuse Havre attorney Victor R. Griggs of subornation of perjury. Complainants are V. Bottomley of Chinook and A. I. Lamey of Havre, county attorneys of Chinook and Hill counties.

Associated Press Helena Montana Supreme Court Victor R. Griggs Havre V. Bottomley Chinook A. I.’. Lamey Hill Counties

Judge Orders Mistrial In Prison Bribe Conspiracy Case

A mistrial was ordered in Atlanta federal court in the case of L. J. Fletcher and Rev. Thomas P. Hayden former deputy warden and chaplain at the Atlanta federal prison charged with conspiracy to accept bribes from wealthy prisoners. Judge Robert T. Ervin announced the mistrial after the jury deliberated extensively.

Associated Rone Atlanta L. J. Fletcher Thomas P. Hayden Atlanta Federal Prison Robert T. Ervin

Jury vote splits eight to four on acquittal

Fourteen jurors deliberated over the case with eight voting for acquittal and four for conviction, signaling a split decision in the trial.

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