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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1925
Page
3
The church and state are divinely established authorities whose harmony secures welfare. The church upholds rights of the secular power, rejects political interference, and defends truth without violence while preserving religious freedom for Catholics and their children.
The Rialto presents Barriers Burned Away adapted by Leah Baird from E. P. Roe about the great Chicago fire and 1871 customs with figures like Marshall Field Potter Palmer and Allan Pinkerton. The screening ends tonight with a late program and a weekly song contest. Nazimova's The Redeeming Sin arrives Tuesday.
Tom Mix stars in Riders of the Purple Sage with his horse Tony as he outwits foes in a daring escape. The Western features vivid stunts and a final ambush by an unscrupulous cattleman, with the color film The Glorious Adventure slated for the American theater tomorrow and Wednesday.
New York reports unaltered trade stability as summer opens. Across industries, activity runs faster and more regular than last year with cautious expansion expected in fall. Rail freight remains robust, carload records set a high for June while motor trucks expand short hauls. Copper demand improves while steel and pig iron show price firmness. Agricultural equipment sales rise as farmers' finances improve and crop outlook stays favorable.
The Detroit News comments on a protracted dispute described as a lasting war and a lasting peave, noting the emotional toll and ongoing tension. The line suggests frustration with the enduring conflict and the desire for resolution.
Bill Makarenko, alleged opposition member, was arrested by Detective Morrison on charges of assault after Bud Mirich and two companions were beaten on June 2 on East Granite Street. Mirich identified Makarenko leading to the arrest and he was booked as the complaining witness at Murray hospital.
Editorial note from the Cleveland Times Commercial observes that public leaders may conceptualize in large sums, but tax delinquency silences open discussion on fiscal matters.
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