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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1925
Page
2
The narrative details a perilous attempt to launch a plane from a shifting ice floe near Spitzbergen. After multiple failed takeoffs and close calls with cracking ice, a final effort succeeds, followed by a hazardous return voyage and a desperate plan to reach land or Cape Columbia if needed.
The article details an arrest and public statements by attorney Kurtz regarding a boy custody dispute. Kurtz recounts meeting Boyce and a Soldier named in the Word war who sought to remove the child from the mother, claiming custody records exist in Ravalli county and that no such order was found.
An advertisement extols Purification to improve health by cleansing the system. It urges a course of labs and weekly doses, touts Calotabs as the purifying agent, and promises vitality with full directions and price from any drug store.
Lucile Lohman Jaeger, a Seattle-born writer and bohemian traveler, entertains at Butte tourist camp with tales from the road. She sketches portraits, writes verses on demand, and describes fortunes and phrenology while recounting her 1900s cross-country journeys and encounters with diverse travelers.
General Lord told a meeting estimates for 1926–27 will begin next month while the current year shows a $200 million surplus and a projected $290 thousand surplus for the year ending June 1926. He defended the economy drive, citing $2.19 billion in four years of savings and urged continued federal belt tightening to cut costs without harming business.
The record lists individuals and couples including E. J. agent Mountain View California H. D. Fore Mis ton Idaho and others in New York city Hibbing Minnesota Glendale California Elgin Texas Los Angeles Janesville Wisconsin Spokane and Milwaukee with several stopovers noted. The group includes Dr and Mrs C J Berg and J E Hickman among others.
A vaudeville headliner act led by Marguerite De Vine arrives for a week at the Rialto. The five women perform song, dance, and instrumental numbers with three costume changes nightly and matinee shows through the week.
The Butte Camp Fire Girls announce Miss Reeder of Williamsport Pa as new executive to lead the summer camp with four years of training. She promises a large, well organized encampment and expanded activities, with enrollment starting early next month and meetings at the high school and Y M C A to follow.
The article recalls Senator Ladd 15 who became station chief in 1887 and joined the North Dakota Agricultural College faculty in 1890. He built a national renowned chemistry program, was dean and chief chemist, served as federal food administrator during World War I, and was elected president of the college before entering the Senate in 1920.
A Chicago policeman, McGovern, was killed when three gunmen fired from a touring car as he walked with a messenger named Haney near a bank. Earlier, a jewelry firm holdup yielded diamonds and bracelets worth 11000, and a West Side gun battle left no injuries. A prison sentence for Bernard Grant follows a murder case.
First day results show near total participation for the July 4 parade with entries from Gregson Springs, Columbia Gardens, Butte Buick, Modern Woodmen of America and more. Plans include 300 visiting Helena travelers, 1,000 anticipated automobile visitors, and a costume rental program by the American Legion for 3 000 outfits.
Gov J E Erickson designates June 29 30 and July 1 as American Legion Endowment days to back an endowment fund for widows and orphans of war veterans along with care for sick and disabled veterans. He urges business civic religious and public agencies to cooperate in the drive.
Grant, a deathly wounded inmate, died after refusing medical help while his cellmate Walter Krauser faced immediate indictment for murder. Grant, facing execution despite a clemency push, died within minutes as doctors urged transfusion at the house of correction hospital.
Clem Hanley Navy deserter was arrested by Chief Deputy Jack Duggan for the robbery of the McKinnon Cigar store at 314 East Park street. He allegedly emptied the till of 34 dollars and beat proprietor Pat McKinnon when discovered. Hanley was identified by McKinnon and held on robbery charges.
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