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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1925
Page
2
An unseasonably warm voyage reports mosquitos and a marine survey between here and Cape Hare Figan. Whales are sighted and flounders speared on shore diversions while men endure insects aboard and prepare for future Peary collaboration.
President and Mrs. Coolidge visit Quincy Massachusetts birthplace sites of John Adams and John Quincy Adams. They tour the Bethlehe Shipbuilding yard and nearby frame houses associated with the Revolutionary era leaders as part of a coastal tour from Marblehead aboard the Mayflower. The trip includes seeing the Adams family birthplaces and related historic homes.
A fragmented report notes calls for a five percent rate hike amid conference talks in New York. Executives gather to formulate claims and outline steps, while fears about shipping costs provoke donor like suggestions of voluntary reductions in other sectors. Holden chairs informal discussions on potential railroad rate changes.
The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroad receivers announced they retained former Secretary of State Charles E Hughes to represent them in the interstate commerce commission rate inquiry. Opponents led by Roosevelt Bon New York bankers argued against the reorganization delaying freight-rate increases. The Hughes plan includes a novel distribution rate scheme to present to the vision.
Mise Lillian Harrison of Argentina entered the water at Cape Gris-Nez at 4 29 am to attempt the English Channel crossing. The Channel swim venture, reported by the Associated Press from Boulogne France, marks the start of a challenging endurance event as Harrison pursues a historic crossing.
An Alabama worker named Crutcher Tom Toons Ale received recognition for service involving refugees and wartime relief efforts. The ceremony highlighted his work assisting Armenian refugees and related humanitarian duties during a period of conflict.
A fashion feature describes a black and white faille dress worn by Miss Carmel Myers. The bodice is white and the skirt black with a high neckline. The sleeves are tight at the upper part and flare at the lower, with draped side detail secured by a rhinestone ornament and fringe.
Heat waves spread from the Rocky Mountain region toward the Ohio River as cities report record highs and crops suffer. Chicago forecasts relief soon while Minnesota reports two more heat deaths. Nebraska and Wyoming show extreme temperatures and damaged hay and oats.
Dayton Tenn July 15 The Scopes trial continued with witnesses including Walter White and Morgan testifying about Scopes biology teaching while Dr Metcalf described evolution and man’s origins. Defense objected to Bible admission but judge overruled. motion to quash indictment denied.
The state plans a July 25 bid opening for treasury notes authorized by a 1925 act. Governor Erickson supported the act, with J T Clark of Toole County credited. The measure aims to save 2 percent in interest while providing funds for treasury operations and debt retirement. A separate item notes a Scopes trial indictment development reported by International News Service.
Heavy upkeep costs drive decision to close the Thompson Inn with a council meeting called to discuss the matter. The same meeting reviewed shortages in the city treasury, bondsmen, and proposed safekeeping of firemen’s disability fund assets. A state examiner will review the finance committee's report and recommendations including demand for repayment of shortages.
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