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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1925

Page

2

Bible questions dominate Dayton trial hearing

The Dayton trial hearing features attorney Clarence Darrow cross examining William Jennings Bryan on biblical interpretation. Bryan defends inspiration and literal events such as the flood and Jonah while Darrow presses on age of the earth and ancient civilizations.

Bryan Darrow Stewart

Four Hurt in Auto Crash Near Caledonia Station

A two-vehicle collision near Caledonia station injured four people including Frank Carney and his wife. Carney drove a gas‑starved car that halted by the road. D. H. Eanes denied seeing the other car due to poor lighting. Passengers were hospitalized. Lucille Jeanette suffered a deep cut and required stitches.

Caledonia Station Frank Carney Excelsior Street D. H. Eanes East Park Street Duggan Piskolich Carney Mrs. Leary McGrath James Morrissey Harrison Avenue W. D. Crellan South Montana Shields O'Rourke Frisbie Lucille Jeanette Banes Sheriff's Office

Electric chair fatality ends inventor's life in Detroit

Detroit July 20 Kenneth Hyde 23 an electrical hook up and radio device expert died by electrocution in a home made chair. He was found in a rooming house basement with wires around his head and the current on. Coroner says death likely resulted from attempting a new type of electric chair.

Associated Press Detroit Kenneth Hyde Hyde

Coeur d Alene Fire Burns Away Timber

A forest fire in the timber district along the north fork of the Coeur d Alene river burned nearly 100 acres and moved southward with high winds. More than 200 men were fighting the blaze, with officials reporting progress late tonight. A second fire near the St Joe river district, about 30 miles south of Wallace, had burned over 300 acres and was under control.

Associated Press Wallace North Coeur d'Alene St. Joe River

Darrow Apology Smooths Court Contempt Moment In Tennessee

Judge Raulston Yeets Darrow contempt charge after a public rebuke over remarks about evolution. The court moved to an open lawn platform as eight scientists and two clergymen read testimony outlining evolution’s role in education biology and society.

Raulston Clarence Darrow Chicago Darrow

Cool Nights Call for Warm Wrap

The article urges judicious choice in evening wraps for longevity and style. It highlights a camel satin cape with simple trimming and ostrich feather edging as a practical, timeless option worn by Miss Marian Davies for moonlit strolls after dances.

Marian Davies

Unique ceremony to elect officers visits Montana and West

National Improed Order of Red Men leaders led by Charles Pass and H F Stetler tour the West from Harrisburg to Butte visiting tribes in Washington Oregon Idaho California Arizona and Colorado. They praise Montana Red Men and plan August 3 to 4 outings for orphans and poor children with a $1009 set aside by Valley tribe.

Charles E. Pass Harrisburg H. F. Stetler Philadelphia W E. Seilaff Butte Charles D. Courtney Sagamore Philipsburg J. Gardner Orrie N. Olds T. J. Newman Miles City D. M. Price J. H. Connolly Rod McRae Burt Clark Superior James Lepke Anaconda Benjamin F. Stephens Lewistown A. W. Broomfield A. J. Duggan Pennsylvania Stetler Yellowstone Park Montana Order of Red Men

Grand Jury Uses Lists From Bootleg Ring Probe

A grand jury in New York is given two lists from the John Doe liquor investigation. One lists 20 000 patrons of a mail order bootleg house seized in a raid. The other lists prospects found on an arrested agent and names of St Louis Country Club members. Immunity was granted to patrons from Illinois Iowa and Nebraska under the prohibition law.

Associated Press New York St. Louis John Doe United States E. R. Buckner George Fox Ring Iowa Illinois Nebraska

Pioneer Matron Elizabeth Davis Dies in Deer Lodge

Mrs. Elizabeth Davis a well known pioneer matron of Montana died at 10 o'clock Tuesday night at her Deer Lodge residence on Main street. She was 72, widow of Howell Davis, and survived by five daughters and two sons, plus grandchildren and relatives. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.

Deer Dge Elizabeth Vis Montana Main Street Davis Howell Davis Deer Lodge Lee Davis

Railway Clerk and Warm Springs Bride Tie Knot

Miss Maud Saltzman and Joseph Rainville were married in Anaconda on Thursday July 16. Rev Father Coopman of St Pauls church performed the ceremony. They will reside in Warm Springs after a short honeymoon in the state.

Deer Lodge angler nets season's largest native trout

Deer Lodge July 20 President E R McLain of the Anglers association reports Sam Lane has launched the season with the largest native trout catch. Lane returned Sunday from Rock creek south fork where the catch, likely to top the list, will compete for prizes offered by the association.

Deer Lodge E. R. McLain Deer Lodge Anglers’ Association Sam Lane Lane South Fork Rock Creek

Lucille Hansen Dies at 7 in Deer Lodge

Lucille Hansen seven died this afternoon at her Milwaukee Avenue home after four days of illness from tonsillitis. She was the daughter of Jens Hansen and survives seven brothers and sisters. Funeral arrangements have not been made.

Lucille Hansen Deer Lodge Jens Hansen Milwaukee Avenue

Deer Lodge News Notes Highlight Local Visits and Moves

Local note column records visits and travels of residents and guests. Thomas Hirst returns from Seattle. Langdon Rivers and others visit Butte and Anad relatives. Various residents from Avon, Pioneer, Race Track, Helena, and Missoula appear in weekly roundups. no major events reported.

Deer Lodge Thomas Hirst Seattle Langdon Rivers Butte Clayton Farrington Anad Gust Karras Portland Cyrus Hotrum John Landers Logan Thomas Corett Peter Johnson Race Track Charles Blood Avon L. A. Whaley James Yandell Wolf Point H. Z. Baker Baldy Finney Clinton, Mont Charles Saint Bellingham Wash Gus Pineau Pioneer Loring Jordan Grand Junction Col Ed Scharnikow Pacific Coast L. E. Humphrey la Crosse Wis George H. Lane W. J. Paul Edward Scharnikow Jessie Humber Sharnikow Rock Creek Lake Albert Bien Virginia Anneconda George Ransom McKnight Frank Dunton Nevada Creek Lyman Boyce Lewistown Frank Culver Minnie Lindsey C. A. Belk San Francisco Charlies Owens Minnesota Anna Boyle Wilbur Slaughter O. T. Allen Billings W. E. Keeley Helena James A. Moe Missoula T. L. and J. J. Dooley Hall James Ball Mentey Charles E. Cunningham Townsend

Bitter Root News Daniels Will Manage Big Long Island Farm

R H Daniels of Elkhorn farm Hamilton Heights plans to leave Bitter Root valley for a Jersey cattle partnership on Jericho Long Island New York He will lease his valley farm and sell his Jersey herd The move ends 17 years of breeding and valley service including roles with Bitter Root Jersey club cowtesting and Ravalli county fair work Daniels will oversee a large Jersey herd and a fashionable Long Island estate with summer cottages.

Hamilton R. H. Daniels Hamilton Heights Here Jersey Jericho Long Island N. Y Daniels Boston Elkhorn Farm The Heights Lottie Montana Ravalli Bitter Root Jersey Club Ravalli County

Walley farmer hurt by falling derrick pole

Samuel Motley a 46 year old rancher near Conner in East Fort district is hospitalized in Hamilton with a cervical fracture and serious scalp injuries after a derrick pole fell while he stacked hay on his ranch. His sons Donald and Dean and Fred Thorning assisted and rushed him to hospital. Mrs Motley remains at his side.

Hamilton Samuel Motley Conner East Fort Hamilton Hospital George Robbins Place Mr. Motley Donald and Dean Fred Thorning Bitter Root Woodson Ross Hole

Hamilton News Notes Guests Visit From Dillon and Butte

Don B. Randolph and family of Dillon join Ed and family Philips of Whittier California at Hamilton tourist camp. Numerous Butte residents register while Marjorie Jones rides the Skalkaho stage to Anaconda and Livingston. New Yorker M E Peloubet visits Hamilton, praising the scenic Skalkaho route.

Hamilton Don B. Randolph Dillon Ed Philips Robert Maxine Whittier Cal Butte O. R. Ellingwood H. J. Torrance Karl and Junior Vitt Edgar Price Minnie Price Paul “Bing” Rooney S. J. Crosby Otto Hill Marjorie Jones Livingston John Sax H. A. Nicol Anaconda Ham New York City America New York

Women's Relief Corps Picnic With G A R Planned

The Women's Relief Corps auxiliary of the G A R will hold a picnic at Columbia Gardens on August 16. All G A R members and families are invited. A hot dinner will be served by the arrangements committee. Numerous attendees and a large W AK membership are noted. People travel for business in Alabama and Florida, arrive this evening after weeks away.

Women's Relief Corps Auxiliary Columbia Gardens G. A. FR W. AK Alabama Florida BE. E. Wayne Great Falls Hary Johnson Portland Harold Foster Hamilton Will Robinson John Robinson John Rider 0. G. Vanderwalker Philipsburg Warren Evans Hugh Evans Anaconda Frank Miller KaMspell Miller

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dayton Jonah Joshua China Mr. Bryan Tennessee Tower of Babel Eve Cain Coeur D’alene Charles Hubbard Judd School of Education University of Chicago State of Jacob G. Yipman College of Agriculture New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station Maynard W. Metcalf Zoological Department Oberlin College Fay Cooper Cole Mme, Lisbeth Grand Jury State News Bureau Board of County Commissioners Board of Equalization Powell County Bitter Root News BIG Long Island Farm Walley Farmer Derrick
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