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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
4
The article notes Ferguson was impeached and convicted during a Klan controlled senate, disqualifying him from office. A later general amnesty measure aimed to pardon all impeached officials passes amid a state election viewed as a referendum on Ferguson’s probity, with the Klan opposing Mrs. Ferguson.
Voters show low interest in Monday primaries ahead of Butte's city election. Mayor Horgan's administration is praised for economic policy, drainage of Silver Bow creek, and a tax cut funded by savings. The city plans a reduced sprinkling fund and cash payment for a 2.75 mile concrete sewer project, with no new taxes.
A fragmented Texas tale notes Mrs Ferguson’s husband remains upright as ever while a bill to restore Jim Ferguson’s civil rights passes both houses and bears the signature of Ma. Historical Klan accusations trace back to 1917 during his governorship over university funding and alleged favoritism, all denied by Ferguson.
The article frames the first season tornado in the Middle West as a historic catastrophe. It reflects on nature's power and humanity's vulnerability, vows swift aid, and praises the Red Cross relief efforts for the bereaved and injured.
A tribute to Officer John H. Steinborn recalling nearly 35 years of steady duty in Butte. The piece praises his loyal, unobtrusive toil, noting he bore battle scars from his service and left a model of conscientious public service for the community.
The Butte and Superior Mining company filed in Silver Bow district court seeking to recover 63 121 92 dollars plus penalties paid under protest after an 1920 assessment. The suit argues the tax was a duplication and cites prior adverse court rulings on ore ownership and deficits carried through the 1912 to 1920 period. The complaint seeks judgment for the paid tax plus penalties and interest, arguing funds were improperly levied after proceeds tax had already been paid on the ore and should be refunded.
The Feast of the Little Lanterns, an operetta by Butte school girls, will be presented in Hutte on April 24 to raise funds for the children's department of the Butte library. Blanche Howard leads as Princess Chan with Lois Cole and Christina O'Farrell in key roles, Agatha O Kelly directing.
Astrologers predict Jupiter Venus Uranus and Mars in benefice aspect making this a highly successful day for business and personal ventures. Both men and women should feel heightened energy with new opportunities yet women may face obstacles. Birthdates favor business success and personal happiness. a son named William is noted for Mr and Mrs Peterson and another son John is mentioned for Mr and Mrs Vy near Mountain View.
Puzzle text presents a themed cross word by H. G. Latham with Across and Down clues about geology, geography, animals, and daily puzzle banter. The item lists several clue prompts such as A tertiary period in geology and Ancient country in Asia Minor, along with garbled OCR fragments and partial phrases from the puzzle grid and commentary.
Radio Digest presents today’s schedules across stations from WSB Atlanta to WEAF New York and WJZ New York. Highlights include organ recitals, orchestras, vocal solos, and talks with varied timing from early afternoon to late night.
An American writer surveys displaced European nobles and artists living abroad after royals and exiled elites take up humble work. The piece follows ex-dukes and duchesses in Paris and New York, noting individuals like Dorothy King and other royal refugees adapting to independence, love, and meaningful labor.
Testimony described how a 1928 report item could be entered in various places without cash affecting bank reserves. Witnesses disputed ownership of Gold Coin claims and Butte & Western stock, with stock placed in a witness’s name by the Yegen brothers.
The March Anode names the Leonard mine crew as the safest, reporting they completed 3,291 shifts in January and February with no lost-time accidents. Bosses listed include Leo Maney, H Newton, and John Powers at West Colusa and Emma, among others. The issue features a safety article, a portrait of Senator W. A. Clark, a poem by W. H. Holliday, and notes on the Anaconda Copper stack at 685 feet, which produces about 100 pounds of refined copper monthly from Butte ores.
Friends gathered for the funeral of Miss Bier ne Laura Corbett a well known Butte girl and former Deaconess hospital nurse. The service at Walsh chapel and St Ann's church honored her memory with burial at Holy Cross cemetery. Pallbearers included Charles Peoples James Collins Henry Stanley L G Courtney Petrick Whalen.
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