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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1925

Page

2

County bonds bid stalls after extensive auction

Montana commissioners advertised for cash bids on amortization and serial bonds as required by law. After eight firms took part, Stranahan Harris and Oatis won the bid for one to 20 year serial bonds at 4 percent, with a $2,000 premium and $10,000 deposit, while county officials warned of forfeit if the contract is not completed.

Masslich Montana Stranahan, Harris & Oatis Wolking Toledo Manhattan Butte Benton Rotary Club Kiwanis Club W. L. Booth The Kiwanis Donald McAlpine Exchange Club Chamber of Commerce David J. Charles

Indians Seek Millions In Native Claims Across Nations

The report notes Montana tribes seeking 60 000 dollars yearly for a shared claim with the Nez Perce Blackfeet Piegan and Bloods while congress authorized gratuities exceeding 2 000 000 that were never paid. It cites gold royalties and land rights totaling about 20 000 000 for five nations and an estimated gold value near 100 000 000. It also mentions Canada Britain West Indies trade growth and Germany's post war operating capital at about one fifth of prewar levels.

Germany

Murderer Again Saved From Rope In Chicago Habeas Corpus

A dramatic court scene in Detroit reports habeas corpus granted to Russell Scott in Chicago delaying execution. Judge David required insanity hearing completion before any execution, while Scott’s supporters in Windsor celebrated the reprieve and anticipated further proceedings within a week.

Peter M. Hoffman David Stewart

Russell Scott Faces Gallows After Clemency Rejected

Chicago July 23 Russell Scott sits in the Cook county jail death cell awaiting sunrise and execution after Governor Small and the state board of pardons and paroles refused further clemency. Reports say his bravado faded as night wore on and his father visited before the final act. The case drew national attention after a 1924 drug store holdup in Chicago led to Scott and his brother Robert’s involvement and a series of contradictory testimonies and hoaxes.

Associated Press Chicago Russell Scott Joseph Maurer Cook County Small State Board of Pardons and Paroles Scott Detroit Windsor Ontario Catherine Beste Springfield Thomas Scott Maurer Robert Joseph Mangrer Board Division of Pardons and Paroles Supreme Court of

Reprieve Refused for Convicted Man in Chicago Hanging

The Illinois pardon board and Governor Small refused a final reprieve for Rus sell Scott, sentenced to hang in Chicago. Execution set for tomorrow morning at six after a last-minute appeal from friends and supporters failed to win mercy. Scott’s former home was Windsor Ontario with sympathizers in Detroit and other areas.

Associated Press Detroit Russell Scott Windsor Ontario Scott Chicago William McGraw Louise Harper William Scott Stewart Springfield Ill Governor Small State Board of Pardons and Paroles Pardon Board Small Soi Feld

Hindenburg Named King of Sharpshooters

Berlin reports President von Hindenburg, already head of the German republic, has accepted the title Schuetzenkoenig after hitting the King’s disk at the Leer sharpshooters festival. The honor marks the first such bull’s eye since 1903 when Emperor William II held the title.

Berlin von Hindenburg German Republic Leer Prussia

Butte mobilizes for Montana school repair drive

George Short named chair and Frank Venable secretary lead a county wide appeal to civic and fraternal groups to meet at the chamber of commerce and raise funds for quake district school repairs. Governor Erickson urges rapid voluntary contributions and local clubs pledge support.

George Short Frank R. Venable Silver Bow County Chamber of Commercce Butte Aubrey Benton Rotary Club Silver Bow Club D. J. Charles Chamber of Commerce W. L. Booth Kiwanis Club Board of Control Gamer's Donald McAlpine Exchange Club Finlen Woman's Club Rotana Club Ministerial Association Teachers’ Organization Women's Commercial Club Masonic K. of C Eagles, Elks Odd Yellows Knights of Pythias Trades and Labor Organizations Montana Federation of Labor Helena W. C. Siderfin George W. Craven David Charles Hugh Darsie David Kilroy PD. J. Charles Montana Erickson State Board of Examiners J. E. Erickson Secretary of State Charles T. Stewart L. A. Foot

French Suspicions Over Riff Peace Terms Surface

French officials in Paris and London question the authenticity of peace terms attributed to Abd El Krim. Reports say Abd El Krim’s troops show reduced fighting spirit after French successes, with a looming Moroccan offensive in the Taza region and French division buildup.

France Dees London Paris Abd-El-Krim Morocco Taza Marshal Petain Naulin

Painleve’s Night Vigil Drives War Finance Bill Through

Paris dispatch reports Premier Painleve sleeping little after a long night of parliamentary work. He stayed at the ministerial bench while Caillaux’s fiscal measures were debated. By evening the bill passed and Painleve returned to the war ministry to resume duties with his staff.

Paris M. Painleve France Finance Caillaux Senate War Ministry

French Waiters Blame Americans For Gary Hair

French head waiters say American visitors strain their prerogative to eat as they wish. A patron demanded strawberries, cheese, tea and salad in a single hot spell meal. In Lyon a man sprinkled mineral water on kidney with brandy. another drank Burgundy with tripe and sausage.

Lyone Burgundy

Balcony Collapse Kills Fifteen at Melbourne Theater

Fifteen people died and hundreds were injured when the packed verandas of a moving picture theater collapsed in Melbourne on July 24. Rescue teams worked through the aftermath as authorities investigated the disaster.

Melbourne

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