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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
2
From Montana's legislative chambers the Senate cuts and slashes appropriations from the lower chamber. One cut of 20000 dollars annually is made from the fund for the expense of motor vehicle registration. Other substantial economies are voted. The bill for the banking code commission is revived after a provision for salaries is eliminated.
Helena reports the Montana Assembly, pressed by finance and claims chair Paul, will not adjourn before tomorrow night as two more appropriation bills are under study. Senate sessions included lengthy recesses and amendments on government activities and motor registration. The Bank Code Bill was trimmed. a five-member banking commission plan was revived with amendments to limit travel and require rapid reporting.
Dr Harold Blaser, 32, is charged with murder in the death of his child woman, a case linked to an alleged prior plan and coroner’s inquest. Police say the inquiry continues as the district attorney delays further questioning until the inquest ends. His surviving daughter, Frances Bishop, complied with the father’s wishes at the simple cremation service.
The Senate lauds William Clark’s character and contributions, expressing profound sympathy to his family as it remembers his role in the commonwealth and extends hopes that his memorial will endure as a lasting tribute to his pioneering spirit and service.
The senate finance committee trimmed more than 35000 from five appropriation bills reported tonight with one cut and another bill killed. A James Stewart company claim of 2000 tied to the state terminal elevator fund of the industrial board appeared in the cut. The house received the committee report as the senate receded from amendments nullifying the education department and governor appointed game warden provisions. Senator Kofield presented Lieutenant-Governor McCormack a gold watch in appreciation of his services during the session.
Butte boxers will present a series of bouts at the American ball tonight. The card features Georgie Mecrath and other young fighters in a lively program. Local fans expect spirited matches as the event showcases rising talent in Montana boxing circles.
The Montana House on third reading passed Senate Bill 114 to issue $3,000 in treasury certificates to take up outstanding warrants and cut interest costs, after a partisan battle led by Clark and Ravalli Republicans. The bill was amended to set interest at 4 percent. The chamber also debated Senate amendment to House Bill 278, the banking code, and moved toward conference for adjustments, while striking the enacting clause from a budget measure for cities and counties. The day included approving Senate Bill 86 to transfer land from Fergus to Judith Basin and authorizing $2,000 for felincy claims.
The Senate failed to discipline Dawes after a tense session in which Senator Reed warned of forcing a reading of the Journal. Tense moments were followed by an executive session and a brief adjournment as most senators settled down.
Hamilton boy wins writing contest as AP report notes performers Fitna and Billie Foulkes from Billings place third. Gold silver and bronze medals awarded to the top winners.
The Butte auto show features new Franklin and Marmon arrivals praised for innovation and opulent design. Hundreds visit opening night amid electric lights as Loomis Winter Garden and four others provide entertainment between dances. Fashion show Saturday by Symons Dry Goods with spring millinery. Sunday sacred concert by Sam Trilvar and his 36 piece band.
Four cornered pact between Germany and the Allies hinges on Britain’s concessions to satisfy France. Germany reportedly demands immediate Rhineland evacuation and frontier arbitration by The Hague if no Poland understanding is reached. Also notes Harry Pidgeon’s world voyage in a 6-foot boat near Trinidad.
Wisdom and two daughters Mrs. Herbert Goodall and Miss Mary Woodward of Long Beach Cal. Ted Wood and a sister in law Mrs Harvey Showers of Anaconda left for Los Angeles to bring back the body to Butte for burial. He was a trail blazer of the Montana territory not a member of the Society of Montana Pioneers. He recalled stage lines to reach Butte and that placer mining peaked 1865 1868 1869 with Butte producing a tenth of Montana placer gold.
The ad promotes Alebran from Kellogg’s at Battle Creek Michigan claiming all bran aids relief. It links constipation to wrinkles and says two servings daily improve condition, warning of effects like bad breath and sallow skin if untreated.
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