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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1925

Page

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Amundsen Flight Toward the North Pole From Spitzbergen

James B. Wharton relays Amundsen's account from King's Bay describing the initial leg of the pole flight. The crew faced fog over Amsterdam Island with a double halo phenomenon guiding their N-24 and N-25, as they stayed close together while climbing through thickening mist.

North American Newspaper Alliance James B. Wharton King’s Bay Spitzbergen Heimdal Amundsen Standard North Pole Amsterdam Island

MacMillan Leaves for Arctic Voyage Amid Nationwide Farewell

Donald Baxter MacMillan sailed from Wiscasset Maine aboard the Bowdoin amid a massive sendoff. Thousands lined the Sheepscot River and hillsides as the Bowdoin and escort vessel carried him toward the polar region. A village celebration preceded the voyage with crowds, balloons, and band music marking the occasion.

Associated Press Wiscasset Donald Baxter MacMillan Arctic Maine Polar MacMillan Two 8 Sheepsknot Bowdoin Fifth Infantry Band Portland Robert Anderson

Coolidge Heads to Swampscott for Summer Vacation

President and Mrs. Coolidge prepare to depart Tuesday for Swampscott Massachusetts to spend two months. The Mayflower yacht carries two cooks and staff with dogs Paul Pry and Rob Roy to Marblehead. Workmen will begin renovating the White House after departure with $59 000 appropriated for semi public room repairs and new rugs and wallpaper.

Associated Press Washington Coolidge Swampscott Mass Mayflower White Oase White House Paul Pry Rob Roy Marble Head

Defense Witnesses Complicated by Prosecution in Shepherd Murder

In Chicago on June 20 testimony from two defense witnesses in the William Darling Shepherd murder case was disrupted by the prosecution. The disruption prompted the defense to request an afternoon court session to regain ground.

Associated Press Chicago William Darling Shepherd

Ford Motor Co to Enter Iron Mining Venture

The St Paul Pioneer Press reports Ford Motor Co considers entering iron ore mining on a large scale, along with power development and acquiring a prime Lake Superior harbor site. The plan, if pursued, would mark a major diversification for the automaker.

Ford Motor CO Associated Press ST. Paul

Partner in murder Krauser stabs prisoner in jail

In Chicago on June 26 Walter Krauser, awaiting execution for the murder of Policeman Ralph Sanders, stabbed Bernard Grant, also under death sentence, in the county jail. Grant was stabbed five times, with one wound puncturing a lung. both men were convicted in the Sanders case. Grant faces hanging August 14.

Associated Press Chicago Walter Krauser Fceman Bernard Grant Krauser Wesley Westbrook Grant Aet Ralph Sanders Supreme Court

Veterans Close Encampment and Leave for Homes

The 42 members of the Montana department Grand Army of the Republic and allied groups closed a joint encampment in Anaconda with handclasps and plans to meet in Missoula in 1926. The final day featured sessions, officer installations, resolutions, a 70-car tour of Deer Lodge valley, a Masonic temple banquet, and a band concert.

Missoula Montana Department Grand Army of the Republic Anaconda United Spanish War Veterans Ladies Woman's Relief Corps Ladies’ Auxiliary Deer Lodge Masonic Temple

Cabinet Members on Western Trip

Dr. Hubert Work and Dr. Elwood Meade head north from Denver to seek state aid for settlers on reclamation projects. They will meet governors to discuss state funding for land preparation buildings and farming equipment. Meade stresses a clear agricultural program and shown crop plans and markets for settlers to pay their way.

Associated Press Denver Hubert Work Dr Meade

Triplets Born at St James Hospital in 1960s single birth

Triplets, all girls, were born to Mr and Mrs Mchael O Rourke at St James hospital yesterday. The fire baby arrived yesterday morning while the others came in the evening. Mrs O Rourke, 36, is recovering with all three newborns reported to be doing well by Dr T B Kelly.

Mchael O’rourke Cleargill Terrace St. James’ Hospital O'Rourke Mountain Consolidated Mine Rouke T. B. Kelly

Explorers Reach Edge of Polar Ice After 25 Mile Water Run

Amundsen Ellsworth expedition survivors are rescued near North Cape after Air N-25 with pilot Riiser Larsen extends eight hour flight to reach open water. Plane damaged on edge of polar ice, six men kept alive by sea taxi to safety.

Alliance James B. Wharton King's Bay Spitsbergen Steanyr Heimdal Sjocelv North Pole N-25 Larsen Karen North Cape Amundsen Arctic Elleworth

Burlesque Circus Parade Promises Free Admission in Butte

Butte prepares a July 2 parade led by Archie McTaggert to entertain with a three hundred rider parade an array of bands and 20 to 30 wild animal wagons. The event, a prelude to a carnival, features local dignitaries and labor leaders in humorous characterizations with no admission charged.

Butte Archie McTaggert Hutte McTaggert Ert Myer James Chatham Billy Magill William Sullivan Ernést Loomis Mattie Downing Ed Edwards Knights of Columbus Elke Rutte Loeker

La Follette La Follette Body Lies In Madison

Robert M. La Follette rests in Madison after arrival from Washington and lies in state in the Wisconsin State Capitol rotunda from noon to twilight. The governor’s reception room holds his body, with final rites planned for 1 pm Monday as lawmakers form a guard of honor.

Associated Press Madison Wis Robert M. la Follette Elma Forest Hill Cemetery State Capitol Washington State House

Butte Man 15 New State Present of Endeavorers

The Butte Christian Endeavor Society won a member to the state presidency at the convention in session last night. The next state convention is likely in Billings. Officers chosen include Avastin Worcester president Melvin Smeltz first vice president Harry Shierson second vice president Archie Mellhall treasurer Maryden Dahlstorm secretary Don Barton executive adviser Asa Gaylord pastoral counselor Rev L M Went district secretaries Mrs Laura Custer Missoula Elizabeth Clack junior superintendent Mrs Lyman V Hall Great Falls intermediate Sutton Cobb Great Falls missionary and recruit. continues on page 18 column.

Butte Christian Endeavor Society Thin City Billings Avastin Worcester Watte Melvin Smeltz Harry Shierson Helena Archie Mel’hall Anaconda Maryden Dahlstorm Billinger Don Barton Butte Asa Gaylord Great Valle L. HM Went Wutte Laura Custer Missoula Elizabeth Clack Havre Lyman V. Hall Great Walle Sutton Cobb

Attempted murder ends in death by suicide in Long View

J Dilley a paroled convict from Deer Lodge Montana and Mrs William Frease wife of a Long View contractor were involved in an incident in Long View. Dilley reportedly bled to death after cutting his left wrist and Mrs Frease suffered severe injuries to her face neck and hands. sheriff reports classify the event as an attempted murder and a death by own action.

Associated Press Long View Wash J. (. Dilley Deer Lodge Mont William Frease Dilley

Revisions Sought for Tariff Commission Duties

Washington June 20 The Tariff Commission plans to report to Congress in December proposing changes to the tariff law while preserving its flexibility The commission suggests adopting wholesale prices as the basis for tariff adjustments replacing the current method based on production costs in this and foreign countries Thomas O Marvin chairman discusses the law's experience and potential improvements

Associated Press Washington Tariff Commission Commission Congress Thomas O. Marvin

Startling Details Of The Amundsen Flight Tomorrow

The North American Newspaper Alliance reports from King's Bay that Amundsen and Ellsworth endure a deadly polar flight. A ruined aircraft, a treacherous ice lane, and a dangerous hop off the hummocks test the six men to the limit as Ellsworth completes his diary for transmission.

Polar Standard Alliance Amundsen Spitabergen James B. Wharton King’s Bay Ellsworth

Also Mentioned on This Page

Riiser-Larsen Berg Polar Regions Amundson Ige Northland Donald B. Macmillan Alaska United States ADOT Lauzier Wolcott Lauzier, Wolcott & Co Carl J. Trauerman Federal District Court Frank W. Haskins Bank Tuyey Hay Butte Federal Court Room Haskins Traverman Spokane U. G Eenre Insurance Alleies Queen Eswenwese Ee Buen ST. James Hospital LA Follette S. A. Worcester
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