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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1925

Page

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Ellsworth Tells of Polar Battle and Rescue

King’s Bay Spitzbergen June 19 Lincoln Ellsworth recounts four weeks in the north during a polar flight. After an opening water lead damaged N-24 our crew split from N-25 for four days, faced an inferno of jagged ice, scarce food, and perilous ice leads while planning a return to Cape Columbia.

North American Newspaper Alliance Lincoln Ellsworth King’s Bay Spitzbergen Heimdal Pole Dietrichson Omda Cape Columbia Amundsen Hiladorth Mintane Ellsworth Sim

Great Falls Governor R L Cleveland Chosen State G A R Commander

R L Cleveland of Great Falls was chosen state commander of the Grand Army of the Republic by remaining Civil War veterans at a convention with United Spanish War Veterans and Women’s Relief corps. Missoula was selected as the 1926 encampment site on the same day as the gathering. The weather was ideal and Anaconda hosted social events as veterans and their ladies renewed old friendships and welcomed old comrades.

R. L. Cleveland Great Falls Grand Army of the Republic Missoula United Spanish War Veterans Naconda Women's Relief Corps

La Follette’s Body On Way To Home

The funeral train carrying Robert M. La Follette travels from Washington to Madison at high speed. Railroad workers and mourners gather at stations along the route to honor the Wisconsin statesman destined for burial in Wisconsin.

LA Follette Associated Press Cumberland Robert M. la Follette Wisconsin Washington Eld Mountain Madison Bob Baltimore and Ohio Capital Limited Ene Proness

Teapot Dome Lease Upheld by U S Court in Fraud Action

U S district judge in Cheyenne ruled the Teapot Dome oil lease to Mammoth Oil owned by Harry F. Sinclair was legal. The decision dismissed charges of collusion and fraud against former Interior Secretary Albert B. Fall and stated no conspiracy was proven. Government plans an appeal.

Harding Interior Department Fall Denby Sinclair Associated Press Cheyenne Wyo Teapot Dome Harry F. Sinclair Mammoth Oil Company T. Blake Kennedy United States District Albert B. Fall Mammoth Company Kennedy Wyoming Albert D. Walton United States Continental Com Toronto American Midwest Oil Company Sinclair Crude Oil Company Phreys Congress

Judge rules Teapot Dome lease valid despite government claims

Judge Kennedy upheld the Teapot Dome lease process as proper. He ruled Mammoth Oil acted within authority, and the lease contract served the government’s interests, rejecting government claims of misdeeds in the acquisition.

Teapot Dome Mammoth Oil Company Kennedy

Silent Salesman Welcomed Daily Features Low Cost Vacations

The Standard highlights affordable round trip fares and vacation options as families stretch budgets this summer. Readers are urged to consult the newspaper daily for new resort deals and travel ideas to enjoy outings with loved ones.

Endeavor Convention Banquet Highlights In Butte

The second day of the Christian Endeavor convention in Butte closed with a banquet featuring music and speaking. Prof. Clinton H. Moore, Dr. E B Groeneveld, Rev. H G Kiemme, Rev. EB Johnson, Rev. Lester Bent and Paul C Brown spoke. Soprano Miss Martha Bowden and marimba player J G Gowan performed as delegates shared remarks.

Christian Endeavor Butte Churches of Clinton H. Moore EB. J. Groeneveld H. G. Kiemme EB. H. Johnson Lester Bent Paul C. Brown Winter Garden Orchestra Martha Bowden J. G. Gowan Professor Moore Christian FadeA&vor Society

French to Launch Great Offensive to Paris

A parliamentary commission backs Morocan policy and urges sending reinforcements to Morocco. Premier Painleve and the chamber endorse the plan, with a strong majority of 42 to 0. A major offensive against Morocco could begin within days to boost French prestige.

Paris Dune Haete Morocco Morocccan Front Fiest Unilary Combiianion Chamber of Enremier Rocea

Yellowstone Trail Membership Drive Aims to Raise 56000

The Yellowstone Trail Association executive committee calls a membership day to expand towns along the Chi Nor to coast route. They seek 56000 total for publicity travel promotion trail cards and information bureaus for 1925 and 4) housekeeping expenses, with 40300 from existing memberships and 16000 from new sources. The committee pledges good faith to raise the funds, highlighting the association as the active selling camp for automobile travel to the western frontier.

Yellowstone Trail Chinor Cousente Yellowstone Trail Association F Yellowstone Trail Yellowe Trail Association Richweat

State Bests Case Against Shepherd in Corruption Trial

A juried case opened with the defense starting pre trial amid plans to exit the plea deal. Four defense witnesses testified before an adjournment to permit Judge Lynch to attend a Cook County judges meeting. The state rested after cross examining Charles Far man who testified the defendant allegedly took typhoid bills and promised $106,000 to William Nelson Mc Clintock.

Jated Press Wiling Shepherd Cabo Iane Thomas J. Lynch Cook County Charles ¢. Farman

Maine Wants Land MacMillan Finds

Governor Ralph Brewster of Maine asserts Maine’s claim to Arctic territory via Dandid Bh MacMillan's voyage. He cites international law and constitutional frameworks to support discovery as a basis for state sovereignty and potential Maine ownership. The plan hinges on federal recognition and protection of the state’s claim.

Wren Southport Ralph ©. Brewster Maine MacMilla Arctic Brewster

Return to King's Bay Marks Arctic Heroism Chronicle

James B Wharton reports from King's Bay Spitzbergen on the Amundsen Ellsworth Arctic flight. After weeks of danger and near starvation the six men survive a grueling rescue effort and witness the sealing ship Sjoeliv docking at dawn bringing home the explorers.

James B. Wharton King’s Bay Amundsen Sjoeiv Hobby Sjoeliv Holm The

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