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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1925

Page

2

Butte Parade Celebrates Nation's Birthday with Colorful Pageant

A vast Fourth of July parade in Butte featured dozens of civic groups, veterans, youth organizations, and floats from local firms. Participants included Rotary, GA R posts, Camp Fire Girls, Girl Scouts, Redmen, Pocahontas, and many businesses, with Miss Liberty floats and a civil war salute giving way to festive celebration. Jack Duggan led as marshal with aides L P Saders, Al Livingstone, and C F Staples guiding the march amid bands, banners, and a carnival of color through Main Street.

Butte Rotary Club Butte Exchange Club GA. R Shiplap The Republic Howard Pierce, Inc Howard Pierce Gregson Gregson Springs Company Lincoln Post Abraham Lincoln Pocahontas Redmen’s Auxiliary Woodmen of America Park Street Camp Fire Knights of Pythias D. 0. K. K Anaconda Company Tom Angell Rialto American Theaters Engineers’ Union Salvation Army Life Saving Division Zenithtroon No Kiwanis and Exchange Clubs Montana Power Shiner and Occili Furniture Companies Butte Auto Supply Company Montana Electric Company Western Creamery P. O. News Stand Bradford's Dairy Inn Joe Russell Butte Fruit and Produce Company Mellor Produce Company Barnes and Daly Sweet Brothers Ward-Thompson Paper Company Stewart and O'Connor Northwest Coal Company Western Fuel Company Clara J.R. Mills Gertrude Pitkanen Leonard Butte Mines Montana State Band Butte Municipal Band Old Fame Town Mayer Ignition and Battery Company American and Rialto Theaters Knights of Columbus Uke Howard Pierce Auto Company Miss Franklin Gamer's Shoe Company Honeymoon Express Metropolitan Henningsen Buttermilk Jack Duggan L. P. Sarders al Livingstone Charles F. Staples

Parade Prize Winners From Butte Celebration

First prize one hundred dollars for Miss Quality the Hennessy company's white airplane with grass base. Second fifty dollars for Symons Dry Goods garden float. Third twenty five dollars for Miss Franklin a decorated boat driven by Mrs. Howard Pierce. Additional honors for Miss Liberty and other displays.

Hennessy Company Miss Quality Symons Dry Goods Company Howard Pierce, Inc Miss Franklin Howard Pierce Miss Liberty Chamber of Commerce The Forest Service Butte Hospitals Gregson Springs Gregson Brownfield Rialto Theater Montana Power Company Montana Hardware Company Weinberg’s Atlantic Cafe Gamer’s Confectionery Winter Garden

Patriotic Exercises at Butte Courthouse

Large crowd of women and children gathered at the courthouse for Independence Day in Butte. Senator Mantle spoke on liberty and the Constitution, praising reduction of taxes and government economy as Montana officials pledged to serve the people.

Butte Lee Manas J. A. Poore J. Bruce Sam Treloar Senator Mantle Senator Mantie United States of America Commonwealth of Montana John E. Erickson United States Abraham Lincoln

Daley Kills Wife Then Guns Self in Hotel Room

Police disclosed that 28 year old Peter Daley, a disabled World War veteran, shot his wife Eva Daley in their hotel room and then killed himself. A revolver with two empty chambers was found near the bodies. Jealousy was cited as the motive by investigators.

Associated Press Eva Peter Daley Whenolice Daley

Prison executioner nets $2100 for 14 executions

John Hulbert of Sing Sing prison completed a banner year in the collection of fees for executing convicted murderers. He received $2100 for 14 executions, up from $? for nine in the previous fiscal year.

Ossining N. Y John Hulbert Sing Sing Prison Hulbert

Moving picture film circles globe after international transfers

A film moved from this country to overseas destinations in the last year would travel the globe approximately seven times, highlighting extensive international circulation and reach of the pictured motion pictures.

Butte pilot lands plane to save dangling stunt man

Pilot Hesser steadies a fluttering craft to a soft field while keeping detached stunt man Anthony Kelly from plunging after a failed drop into Lake Avoca. Kelly, hospitalized, survived despite rope fatigue and near misses with wires as authorities plan his return to New York.

Anthony Butte Aviation Field Hesser da Ling Kelly Lake Avoca J. W. Hesser Anthony” Kelly Lieut. Hesser Air Field Heyser St. James Hospital New York Milwaukee Butte Portland Metals Bank Mildred Brimacombe Richard Brimacombe

Mustering for War: Washington’s Admonition in wartime prep

Secretary Davis cites George Washington to press a modern muster system for national defense. General Pershing warns that peace costs burden the next generation without adequate military preparedness. General Hines explains the wartime mobilization plan as a skeleton army spread across the country and overseas.

Second Corps Davis George Washington Washington General Pershing Hines

Record Crowds Stampede Ends Fourth of July Rodeo at Gardens

A record 7,000 fans packed Columbia Gardens for preliminaries of the Fourth of July rodeo before a stampede led to two riders being removed by Sheriff deputies. The crowd pressed fences and buildings as events continued, with finals and more features planned for today.

Columbia Gardens Ball Park Jack Dugap Pat Holland Pat Lee Dutchell Pendleton Sedel R. Ingersoll Orce

Blast injures firemen in Spokane blaze

Five firemen were injured when the American Paint and Paper Company building burned at 10 o'clock on July 4 in Spokane. The blast shattered front windows and gas explosion blew glass onto the street. Estimated loss was $50,000, but none of the injuries were serious.

Associated Press Spokane American Paint and All Paper Companys

Spirit of America pageant draws 7000 in Butte

The audience of seven thousand attended the Spirit of America pageant in Butte with a high praise for enunciation and device effects. Projections, lighting, and fireworks were arranged by local firms and individuals, and the show covered six episodes from colonial times to World War I. Grand finale featured Miss Liberty and the Elks drum corps. director Evans called it the most effective pageant in 35 years.

Jones Supply Company Horace Casey Frank Casey Wiliam Griffith Dan Kalem Rialto Theater Montana State School of Mines James Rockies Montana Meriwether Lewis William Clark Sacajawea Davy Crockett Grant Sheridan Sherman Lee Barbara Frietchie Abraham Lincoln Lincoln W. A. Clark W. A. Clark, III Walter Carnes William Howard Taft Joe Duffy President Wilson General Grant General Foch Winifred McHugh Liberty Marcia McMahon Mary McGrath Stella Driscoll Genevieve McCarthy Elks Spirit of America Butte West

President Coolidge Meets Birthday Boy Jimmy Walker at Lynn

The 13 year old Jimmy Walker visited the White House offices in Lynn and rode with President Coolidge to Marblehead. The boy presented chocolates and birthday wishes and received cake, a mouth organ, and a silver pencil before being sent home. News came with greetings by mail and wire.

Mr. Coolidge Lynn Sanders Marble Head White House Jimmy Walker Jimmy White Court

Priceless Relics Robbed From Vatican in Saint Peter’s Basilica Heist

Thieves gathered sects precious to the church after raiding a Vatican room and escaping with half a dozen portable objects. Among the loot were a sapphire and diamond ring on St. Peter’s statue, a golden mass service from Cardinal Merry del Val, a golden cross from Cardinal del Volpe, and a silver diamond ornamented vessel once owned by Pope Pius IX. They also took a ciborium but abandoned it as it proved silver.

Cardinal del Volpe Pius IX

Borah Defends Coolidge Economy On Independence Day

Idaho Senator William F. Borah praised President Coolidge’s economy program in a Coeur d Alene address. He urged continued fiscal restraint and warned against relaxing spending cuts, saying only one nation is more taxed and business would benefit from a strict economy.

Associated Press Coeur D'Alene Ida United States William F. Borah Idaho Coolidge Washington Borah Congress

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Copper Street Butte’s Atlantic Seaboard Symons @arden Hennessy King Tut Tate Franklin Tana Intermountain Transportation Company Kenoffel'’s George Bruffy Heath's Dunlop Tires Butte Independent Milk and Cream Company H. Peters Butte Buick Company John Berkin Auto Company Montana Cadillac Company Broadway Gorage Standard Motor Company Butte Auto Delivery Everett's Garage Eager Repair Company George Spillum Cigar Company Bartie N. Fayne Marking Wholesale Company Butte Floral Company Woolworth’s Parade Buick Butte Kiwanis Club Montana Battery Company Everett Battery Company United Spanish War Veterans banner—Butteridge John J. Burke Edward Softley Fred Henningsen Merle Davis Joseph A. Warne E. J. Barker Ray Lavelle W. F. Love Stunt Man Lake Shore Ball Park Mork East Park ST Monty Sworth OR Monty Back Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Presidents Vatican
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