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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1925

Page

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Bryan Eternalizes a Nation's Faithful Leader

Eastern Tennessee mourners gather at Dayton home as William J. Bryan lies in state awaiting funeral rites. The Associated Press chronicles the procession, the planned Washington services at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, and the arrival details for the funeral train via Chattanooga Knoxville and Roanoke.

Washington New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Bryan Wallace Radcliffe Radcliffe Europe Thompson National Capital Wiliam Bryan

Robbery at Depot Drug Store on South Butte Corner

Two unmasked bandits posing as buyers forced prescription clerk Maurice McBride into a rear room at gunpoint and escaped with 150 dollars from a cash register and safe. McBride was bound but freed, aided by Mr. and Mrs. Jones, and police were alerted. The crime occurred at a busy corner on Utah avenue and Front street as bystanders passed.

Depot Drug Utah Avenue Front Street Maurice McBride McBride T. C. Jones South Butte

Death Stroke to Be Demonstrated Off California

Dr Edward R Scott of Detroit announces a U S battleship demonstration off California for a weapon called the death stroke He claims the munition will kill life within 20 miles and says the test will occur within two months The Associated Press report from San Francisco July 28.

Associated Press San Francisco United States California Edward R. Scott Detroit Scott Detroit Invent

Security Pact Seen Opening Door to Arms Conference

President Coolidge said a standing security pact among major European powers would clear the way for a new arms limitation conference. He spoke at White Court detailing that the pact could stabilize conditions abroad and lay a foundation for disarmament while delaying action until favorable prospects emerge.

Associated Preas Swampscott O Coolidge White Court Europe Coolidge

Mystery Poison Death Shocks Dillon City

Trena Krenegar a 22 year old woman believed to be from Billings was found dead in a Dillon rooming house after reportedly ingesting two poisons. She had arrived a day earlier and had been seen at an employment agency and Barshaw cafe before disappearing. Police investigate possible personal crisis in the case.

The Standard Dillon Trena Krenegar Billings Butte Barshaw Bond

Tax Cut Urged By Copeland For At Least 500 Million

Senator Copeland of New York urged a tax reduction of at least 500 million dollars with no tax on incomes up to 5 000 dollars and the elimination of miscellaneous and inheritance taxes. He called for surtax reductions to ten percent.

Washington Copeland Democrat New York

Fairbanks Testifies in Mary Pickford Kidnap Plot Trial

Douglas Fairbanks testified about the defendants loitering at the studio where Mary Pickford worked. He described Stephens driving a sedan with Holcomb and Geck—one man missing who was said to testify for the prosecution. A defense bid questions a purported confession by Adrian J. Wood.

Associated Press Los Angeles Mary Pickford Douglas Fairbanks Fairbanks Miss Pickford Stephens Holcomb Louie Geck Adrian J. Wood Wood

Gertrude Ederle Plans English Channel Swim

In Boulogne France on July 28 1926 Gertrude Ederle the American girl swimmer announced her attempt to cross the English Channel on Monday August 2 at 6 45 am If weather cooperates she will follow the Tirabochi route and aim to beat the 16 hour 32 minute record set in 1923 by Enrique Tirabochi.

Associated Press Boulogne France Gertrude Ederle English Channel Mise Ederle Enrique Tirabochi Swirmer

Bryan quits cabinet over Austria note rumor story

Milton A. Miller of Portland, a close friend of the late William J. Bryan, says Bryan recounted in 1920 that his 1916 note to Austria was to counter Austrian and German plots harming American industry. Wilson approved the note and Bryan sent it to the cable office after delivering a copy to Ambassador Dumba, who then confronted the State Department.

Associated Press Portland Ore Milton A. Miller William J. Bryan Bryan Wilson Germany Miller United States Austria War Office Konstantin Theodor Dumba Dumba

Dawes Hooks Finger While Trout Fishing in Colorado Rockies

Vice President Dawes, staying at Col. A. K. Humphreys camp in the Colorado Rockies, hooked his finger while fishing. He landed twelve trout for the day, then required a doctor to remove the hook but returned to casting in the afternoon.

Associated Press Wagon Wheel Gap Col Dawes Colorado Hockies A. K. Humphreys Mr. Dawes Creede Disant

Death of Ambassador Bancroft in Japan

Foreign office officials depart for Karuizawa to arrange transfer of the body of American ambassador Edgar Addison Bancroft from Japan to the United States. Japanese government may provide a battleship for the voyage. condolences from Baron Bidehara sent to the state department. Washington reports Bancroft died suddenly from a duodenal ulcer hemorrhage at Karuizawa. end came peacefully.

Edgar Addison Bancroft Tokio Kellogg Associated Press Foreien Office Karuizawa United States Baron Bhidehara State Department Foreign Office Japan Washington Edgar A. Brancroft Bancroft Beere

Evolution Case To Be Heard On Friday

A Washington evolution suit hearing was postponed to Friday. The government motion to dismiss will have preferred status, agreed by Justice Fiddons after counsel for Loren H. Wittner sought more time to study the filing.

Associated Press Washington Justice Fiddons District of Columbia Supreme Court Loren H. Wittner

Bond Issue Bid Fallout Delays Silver Bow Warrants Deal

Stranahan Harris Oatis of Toledo backed $320000 in serial bonds for Silver Bow county poor fund warrants but walks away after demanding a $10000 good faith deposit be returned. County officials refuse and prepare for possible legal action as the bond market worsens and a 4 percent issue with a $6.56 per thousand premium is reconsidered. James J. Brett forwards the deposited check for collection. Continued on Page 2.

H. G. Walking Stranahan, Harris & Oatis Company Toledo Silver Bow James J. Brett Walking Butte

Great Northern Chief Expects Higher Earnings This Year

New York July 28 Ralph Budd president of the Great Northern says rail earnings may exceed 1924 due to stronger first half results and a favorable Northwest crop. He avoids Western rate issues but notes the Potter plan lacks support from Northwestern rail executives.

Associated Press New York Ralph Budd Great Northern Northwest

Bryan Speech Published From Late William Jennings Bryan

Dayton Tennessee July 28 The anti evolution oration by William J Bryan was delivered posthumously framed as a defense of Christian faith and attack on evolution. He argued that Christianity solves humanitys problems while evolution is a collection of guesses. The address was intended for the Scopes trial but closing arguments stopped and Bryan lay in a bronze casket afterward.

Dayton, Tenn William J. Bryan Bryan John T. Scopes Tennessee George F. Melton Chattanooga News

MacMillan Ships In Melville Bay Adventure

The Bowdoin and Peary of the MacMillan Arctic expedition left South Upermik Greenland and headed for Melville Bay. A July 27 radio to the National Geographic Society reported clear weather at noon, ice at Tugtokortok, and the pair approaching Wilcox Head and Devil’s Thumb. The ships aimed to cross Melville Bay, a route feared for trapping ships for weeks.

Uppermiik Greenland Tugtokortok Wilcox Head Devil's Thumb Melville Bay

Duel Tale in Cal Recorded as Murder Cover Story

Investigation into the Truden Kirk deaths in Brawley California finds letters alleging a dawn duel false. Evidence suggests a third party killed both men, not Truden who allegedly killed Kirk and then took his own life. A maid at the Imperial hotel corroborates Truden declined to rise, challenging the death letter narrative.

Associated Press Brawley Cal John Truden Henry Kirk Truden Kirk Mys Tery California Imperial Hotel Imperial Jaccumba Perth

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Butte Bandits Depot Drug Store Man Mountain Folk Dayton Tenn Arlington Cemetery Spain Chattanooga Knoxville Bristol Roanoke Lynchburg Southern Railway Ae McBride Dillon Place Commoner Edgar Bancroft Stranahan, Harris & Oatis Mrs. Bryan Macmillan
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