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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1925

Page

2

Rates Hike For Business Phones In Multiple Cities

City listings show a 60 cent monthly increase for business phone rates in Lewistown Livingston Miles City Missoula Sidney and many others. Decreases of 60 cents apply in Belgrade Belt Conrad Cut Bank Fort Benton and several more with Forsyth dropping 25 cents per line. No changes planned in unlisted cities.

Lewistown Livingston Miles City Missoula Sidney Basin Boulder Eran Bridger Cascade Clyde Park Abe Culbertson Deer Lodge Denton Dillon Drummond Fairview Fromberg Glasgow Hamilton Harlem Havre Hilger Hinsdale Hobson Joliet Lambert Malta Medicine Lake Moore Plentywood Poplar Red Lodge Ryegate Saco Salesville Savage Scobey Stanford Whitehall Winifred Wolf Point Belgrade Belt Horeau Conrad Cut Bank Fort Benton Geraldine Glendive Hardin Manhattan Philpsburg Plains Roundup Shelby Sheridan Stevensville Terry Thompson Falls Three Forks Townsend Twin Bridges Walier Victor Virginia City Forsyth

Veterans Welfare Event At Warm Springs By Lincoln Post

Lincoln post No. 2 G A R and W R C No. 6 Motor to Warm Springs for an entertainment for Civil War Spanish American and World War veterans. Past department president Mrs Delia Peete and Commander George Dimnent led the program for 35 patients with music and dances by Miss Kitty Kane Miss Fileen Kane Lucille Van Orden and Margaret Hickman and St Johns School girls. Thanks extended to Dr Kelly Peng Leyden Jiff Duggan and others who aided the event.

Lincoln Post Warm Springs Delia Peete George Dimnent Marianna Rickey M. Quinn R. C Katherine Mulholland Simon Hauswirth America Kitty Kane Fileen Kane Lucille van Orden Margaret Hickman Audrey Hauswirth Kerry St. Jo H’s School Marie King Katherine Duggan Mary McCarthy Maria McMillant Anna McCarthy Dorothy McCarthy Mary Ellen Kelly Anna Pissot Laura Besant Elizabeth Coleman Sullivan Sarah McFadden Mary Shannon Tiny Virginia Hauswirth Wtones

Visitors to the Springs and local society notes

The report lists visitors and social events in town including Mrs Mary Hughes Mrs Rd Mrs Tretheway Miss Beatrice Rodgers and George Barry. It notes candy gifts to patients after a program. Various clubs meet at homes on Placer Street West Silver Street and Argyle Street with luncheons cards and social gatherings. Several residents and visitors are named with addresses and associations.

Mary Hughes Tretheway Beatrice Rodgers George Barry Ladies’ Aid Society Central Presbyterian Church R. Farmer Placer Street Williams Ida Roberts Unionville Mont Everett Roberts Elden Dye Siege J. Blake Locust Street Boise Idaho Agentine West Silver Street L. Preffer Mitchell Floral Park Gregson Butte Preffer Amherst Avenue Madge Hennessy Lenore Preffer Winifred Frick Margaret Cagle Ruth Schaefer Messia Hanker Preffer Bernard Barrish Howard Jaycox Frank le Sage Joe Canterbury Barry Frick Jack Bird Carl Nelson FE. Ackerman Frank Ray Lester Claybourne Bloomquist A. Lindqist Perry Merrill George Smith Blannin Robert C. Hobba Ruth Nicol E. Welter Silver Bow Street Sadie Carmichael Philipsburg J. A. McQuarry Helen McQuarry Welter Barbara Richard Welter Silver Bow Park Methodist Episcopal Church Hugh McDermott Argyle Street Edward H. Miller Garnet Helena

Bank Account of Klan Head Shown

United States District Judge J Foster Juries orders led the United States National Bank of Denver to reveal accounts of Dr John Galen Locke agent of the Ku Klux Klan in Colorado. Locke grand dragon of the Colorado Klan is held in the county jail under ten days for contempt of court for failing to produce personal records.

Associated Press Denver United States District J. Foster United States National Bank of Denver John Galen Locke Ku Klux Klan Realm of Colorado Locke Symes Dr. Locke

Butte Prepares Miss Liberty Pageant for Fourth of July

Butte invites nominations for Miss Liberty in a citywide pageant to crown the crown of liberty. Gov. J E Erickson may place the crown, with national publicity planned via Pathe reels and Sunday supplements. Nomination blanks are available at Rialto theater, with ballots in local businesses and ballots and coupons counting ten votes each.

Butte America J. E. Erickson Pathe United States Miss Liberty Rialto Theater Stes Anaconda Boulder Basin Whitehall Dillon Bozeman Deer Lodge Livingston Helena

Anaconda Pupil Wins Irish Essay Prize

Charles McCarthy of St. Pauls grade school Anaconda earned thirteenth prize in a national Irish history essay contest run by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. Catherine Harrington of Butte announced the results noting 397 entrants from 24 states and Canada and praising the Montana boys.

Charles McCarthy St. Paul's Anaconda Ladies’ Auxiliary Ancient Order of Hibernians Catherine Harrington Butte Joseph DePlaza Mount St. Charles States Canada St. Mary's Academy of

Daly Son Returns From Georgetown Foreign Service Study

James V. Daly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Daly of 620 West Gold Street, returns from Washington D C after two years studying at Georgetown University's foreign service school. He traveled through St Louis Los Angeles and San Francisco. In Marysville he was joined by his sister Mrs G R Harvey and her ten sons Richard Emmett and David Moran who accompany him to Butte to spend the summer with the family.

James V. Daly Hugh Daly West Gold Street Washington, D. C Foreign Service School Georgetown University Daly St. Louis Los Angeles San Francisco Marysville Cal G. R. Harvey Richard Emmett David Moran Butte

Chicago Gangland Declared on Run

Chicago authorities declare gangland on the run after a 60 hour drive against the gangster and gun. More than 400 suspects arrested by 6 p m as State's Attorney Crowe and officials vow unrelenting pursuit until every gangster is jailed.

Associated Press Chicago Robert E. Crowe Morgan A

South Africa Seen as Smart Destination for English Travelers

A market note highlights South Africa as an emerging smart travel choice for English tourists seeking value and diverse experiences. It cites cities, wildlife, wine regions, and accessible itineraries appealing to educated, tech-aware visitors.

South Africa

Susannah Cannon dies aged 102 in Blythe England

Susannah Cannon, said to be the oldest Salva tion Arey lassie in England, died recently at Blythe aged 102. Her passing marks the end of a long life observed by local residents and families in the area.

Susannah Cannon England Blythe

Legion Men Join I Campaign In Butte Drive

The Butte post of the Legion and auxiliary War Mothers lead a national drive plan. Executive committee members include A. J. Davis, J. A. Livingstone, Mrs. F. G. Landers, Mrs. P. J. Burns, and several veterans leaders. Publicity and committees are named with Greenfield, Cooney, Risken, Jordan, Cummins among organizers.

Foster Butte The Legion Legion Auxiliary War Mothers A. J. Davis J. A. Livingstone Silver Bow Post No. 1 Phil F. Beaudin J. Ryan Gaul Eugene Carroll J. 8. Cohen Byron Cooney Frank Venable James T. Finlen T. L. Greenfield Law Risken Jean Jordan James Cummins H. A. Kenck A. L. Matter Margaret Comba al Wilkinson Sam R. Parker

Three Injured As Car Overturns On Rowe Road

A vehicle overturned on Rowe road injuring Mrs. Cummings her young son and Mrs. Morton. They were taken to St James hospital where all three received treatment. The driver said she swerved to avoid another car and the car, owned by Mrs. Cummings, was heavily damaged.

Cummings St. James Hospital R. W. Millward Colorado Street Mortoh Harold Schwartz Morton Rowe Road

Three Lose Lives in Heavy Iowa Flood Toll

Old woman Anna Russell and her daughter died when their Cascade home was washed away. Garage mechanic Edward Bell drowned after his boat capsized on Cascade streets. The flood caused extensive property loss across Dubuque Delaware and Buchanan counties with a Baptist church collapse and about a dozen homes at risk. Mary Cole was found marooned on a bridge near Colesburg as rescue teams searched.

Associated Press Dubuque Iowa Delaware Buchanan Anna Russell John Cowan Cascade Edward Bell Baptist Mary Cole Bti Livingston Little Turkey Creek Colesburg

Emanuel Philipp Dies Former Wisconsin Governor at 63

Emanuel L. Philipp three times governor of Wisconsin and critic of Senator Robert M. La Follette died in Milwaukee at age 63. The former governor’s death was reported June 15 by the Associated Press.

Emanufi, Pettipp Associated Pree Milwaukee Emanuel L. Philipp Wisconsin Robert M. la Follette

Dentist Charged in Premeditated Murder of Wife

Los Angeles reports Dr. Thomas W. Young, a Beverly Glen dentist, planned and carried out the killing of his wife Grace Young. Evidence shows he used lethal gas in a staged crime scene and hid her body in a cistern, while a forged letter and forged documents were used to mislead.

Associated Press Los Angeles Thomas W. Young Grace Patrick Grogan Olive Millionaire Young Charles Riemer Young Cottage Beverly Glen Here A. W. Wagner Young Grogan Dr. Young Tom

Reed warns world court would yield to 14 men

Senator James A. Reed of Missouri said U S adherence to the world court would place the nation under the will of 14 men who would control the world’s destiny. He also attacked Tennessee’s anti evolution law in the same address.

Associated Press Sas City United States James A. Reed Missouri Tennessee

Treasury Receives Debt Payments from Five Nations

Washington on June 15 reports payments by Great Britain Finland Hungary Lithuania and Poland toward their funded indebtedness to the United States.

The Associated Press Washington Treasury Today Great Britain Finland Hungary Lithuania Poland United States

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