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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1925
Page
2
A long funeral scene for William Jennings Bryan unfolds at Arlington National Cemetery. Soldiers honor the late statesman with restrained ceremony as family and officials prepare a modest last service, honoring his military discharge and public service.
Lincoln Nebraska July 30 Governor Adam McMullen urged Nebraskans to pause work for five minutes at 4 PM Friday to honor William J Bryan and ordered state flags at half staff all day. Des Moines Iowa flags on state buildings to be at half mast Friday in tribute per governor John Hammill. Salem Oregon proclamation by Governor Walter M Pierce calls on people to observe the tribute to the fallen leader.
United States Attorney Buckner announced a nationwide push to padlock resorts violating dry laws and prosecute higher linked defendants. The plan includes 1,000 padlock cases next week before Judge Hand, with 20 new prohibition officers added to local divisions. The ongoing bargain week saw 200 more defendants pleading guilty and fines reaching 65 thousand dollars.
Citizens are urged to set aside personal matters and join an appropriate funeral hour for William Jennings Bryan tomorrow. The call emphasizes a respectful public observance aligned with his passing.
Washington dated July 80 funeral plans for William Jennings Bryan list 2:45 p m church services with mixed quartette readings from Presbyterian rites and hymns. Dr Sizoo to deliver the address followed by prayer and benediction. Funeral train to Arlington escorted by 8th Cavalry and 16th Field Artillery to the grave.
Three bandits face murder counts after a high speed chase on the north shore boulevards ends with the death of Frank Rodke assistant cashier. Nelson identified as the suspect in a $4,000 robbery. a card signed R Scott found on Wilson fuels questions about gang connections and Robert Scott.
The consolidation committee rebutts claims that the merger will raise county taxes and deny a rumor that suburbs will face dog and livestock license taxes. Officials say the tax plan includes 10 mills in Cen terville 4 mills in Meaderville and 15 mills in Walkerville. Substantial turnout is expected at the polls despite limited street debate.
Wilmington Del July 30 The death of William Jennings Bryan signals the end of an era dominated by Bryan Roosevelt and Wilson across six presidential campaigns from 1896 to 1916. The piece notes their leadership shaped American politics, the collapse of that leadership after 1919, and the search for a new era's figures to replace them.
The passage notes that for Bryan the satisfaction of imagination surpassed victory in any political contest, as reported by the New York Herald Tribune News Service. The line underscores Bryan's valued inner achievement over public office success.
McIntyre, accused of evading the draft, was arrested in Butte on March 4, 1924, and turned over to Fort Missoula. A general court martial found him guilty and sentenced him to 18 months confinement.
In Memoriam son of McGee, 1933 Latonia champion, will be retired to stud. Zev, who defeated him in Louisville, will also be retired. Owner Carl Widemann announced In Memoriam will be sent to his Kentucky farm due to a leg ailment that kept him from training this year. Career earnings totaled $91,532.
The Rodes family embarks on a cross country tour from Fort Lauderdale with 42 members joining in stages from Emporia Kansas City Clovis and Florida. The group includes three brothers four sisters unmarried nieces and nephews and their family physician and wife to guard health. The expedition traces a route to California and Mexico before a two day celebration in Oak Hill West Virginia.
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