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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1925

Page

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Foreseeable Far East War Warns Admiral Fiske

Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske, retired, told Columbia University Politics Club in New York that a foreign war is likely within 20 years. He urged the United States to keep a state of reasonable military preparedness and warned against provoking armed conflict while seeking equal terms if war comes. He discussed U S trade with Britain and Far East nations and cautioned on navigating foreign affairs to avoid war escalation.

United ‘States Associated Press New York United States Bradley A. Fiske Politics’ Club Columbia University Both Great Britain Far East

Alabama meeting condemns maskers

A Jasper county gathering, labeled a Citizens meeting, adopted resolutions condemning masked attackers. George Tallant, reportedly abducted last week by hooded men, attended. The group defended lawful government and urged prosecutions in court, noting no justification for vigilantism since the Ku Klux Klan’s disbanding.

Associated Prens Jasper Speseia Jcience Inguise George ‘Tallant Pune Nathan Bedford Forest Fund Whoard Ku Klux ‘Klan Organica. Gen

Family in Tornado Haunts De Soto as Town Buries Loss

In Southern Illinois De Soto town mourns its dead after a devastating tornado last Wednesday. A father saved his son by lifting him to safety amid the destruction while the child recounted the storm's horror. The community, wary of outside aid, plans continued rites as 65 grave diggers arrive for burials.

Father Son Child Storm Associated DE Soto Ill Illinois Wind

Elizabeth, N. J. inmate freed after 2,449 days in jail

The Associated Press reports Vitelo Baginolo, 79, who spent 2,449 days in jail for refusing to support his wife, was released today by a court. Officials deemed the confinement excessive as Warden Dyer stated, I won’t support her.

Pri Elizabeth Vitelo Baginolo Mtna Dyer

Contention Over Teapot Dome Lease Authority

March 21 reports dispute over government authority to lease the Teapot Dome naval oil reserve. Federal Judge T Blake Kennedy will hear the arguments as former Navy and Interior transfers and the Sinclair Mammoth Oil contract are challenged as lacking congressional appropriations and proper statutory basis.

Cheyenne Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve Sea Twee Sinclair Mammoth O11 T. Blake Kennedy Owen Roberta Canal Aipee Navy Interior” Department Harding Congress

Montana Interscholastic Music Association urged broader school music education

At the annual Montana Interscholastic Music Association meeting leaders urged expanding music education from kindergarten onward and accrediting outside instruction with credits. Judges praised Montana students and teachers, noting their high standing, while criticizing some test choices and endorsing continued scrutiny of contest formats.

Montana Interscholastic Music Association Montana Montana Teachers of Music

Expert Discusses Medical Advances At Doctors Meet

A Montana gathering at the Montana hotel in Anaconda hosted by the Deer Lodge Medical Society honored Dr Anton D Carlson of Chicago a world renowned physician. About 43 medical men from across the state attended a dinner lauding his work and the event was deemed one of six notable physicians meetings in the region.

Anton d. Carlson Chicago Montana Anaconda Carlsen Mntana Deer Lodge Medical Society LG. Dunlap Oliver Lerner Carli

Prairie Provinces Swept by Blizzard

A historic prairie blizzard disrupted railway transport and telegraph service across Southwestern Saskatchewan, with Brandon district reporting strong winds and snowfall. No property damage or stock losses were reported as crews assess the impact on telecommunication and vehicular traffic.

Winnipeg Prairie Provinces Saskatchewan Brandon

Masters praise Montana music teachers and students

Prof Thomas Giles of Utah and H O Ferguson of Nebraska hail Montana musicians as exceptionally talented. He remarks on the group’s vitality, the quality of student work in trios, quartets, and choruses, and compares Montana teachers favorably to those in New York. Seattle publisher David Sheetz Craig adds travel-based praise for Montana instructors.

Thomas Giles University of Utah Montana Jana H. O. Ferguson University of Nebraska Nebraska David Sheetz Craig Seattle New York

Vancouver Hotels Begin Beer Sale by the Glass

Eighteen Vancouver hotels started selling beer by the glass. Not all were ready at 10 oclock due to delivery delays, but most were open by noon.

Associated Vancouver B.C

Ex soldiers and auxiliaries meet at Butte district session

Ex servicemen from Butte district join ex Marines and World War I doughboys along with women from American Legion auxiliaries for a large conference. Representatives from Anaconda, Dillon, Deer Lodge, Whitehall, Missoula, Helena and Virginia City attended the event in Butte.

American Legion Nina Ty Bate Aus Department of Montana Women's Auxiliary Anaconda Dilton Deer Lodge White- Houlder Missoula Helena Virginia Buite

Last Confederate Army nurse buried in Seattle obituary

Mrs. Rowan Claire Simpson, believed the last Confederate army nurse, is to be buried in Seattle tomorrow. Her husband was a newspaper man who served in the Seventh Louisiana.

Byne Associated Press Seattle Rowan Claire Simpson Alo Bis Louisana i Jackson Hos Ne

Electric City Leads On Points In Dance Event

Electric City dominated the event scoring high points in a successful program closed with a dance at Temple. Performers entertained attendees as the night wrapped up.

Electric City

Butte Leads In Music Memory Contest With Silver Caps

Final results show no points tallied for the music table. Indications last night favored Kallepell for the next music meet, while Butte earned two silver caps for the highest average in the memory contest, donated by the Women’s League of Livingston and Butte.

Kallepell Butte Labe Livingaton

Montana music meet concludes with awards and performances

The Montana interscholastic music meet wrapped last night with contest results led by Great Falls, Missoula, Kalispell. Boseman Hardin and Dillon won the clarinet solo in a program featuring the Allmen Orchestra directed by Mr Ferguson of the University of Nebraska, as prizes were presented.

Montana Niven Temale Nals Missou Kalispell Boseman Hardin Dillon Ail-Men Ferguson University of Nebraska Prises

Four killed in New Orleans malt factory blast

Four men died and five injured in an explosion at the Maltone Laboratory during a malt demonstration. Names listed include Athen Koshler, 23, president. Fred J. Rosenbaur, 53, manager. Sylvan Payne, 56, worker. Joseph D. Scheu, workman, and others.

Associated Arena NEW Orleanes Las Maltone Athen Koshler Fred J. Rosenbaur Sylvan Paynee Aalenman Joseph D. Scheu

Tornado Survivors Plan Rebuilding Amid Chicago Storm Toll

Survivors in Illinois and Indiana, shocked by Wednesday’s tornado that killed about 800 and injured nearly 4,000, prepared tonight to begin rebuilding. Authorities say rescue teams continue work as displaced residents await aid and long recovery begins.

Associated Press Chicago Illnois Indiana

Chicago Bad Man Tamed in Denver Garage Pr ison

Fragmentary OCR writes of a Chicago criminal captured in Denver after a garage encounter. Police report the suspect was restrained and taken into custody without further incident. No clear names or dates are readable in the snippet.

Chicago

Attitude of Italy Toward War Debts Praised in New York

In New York on March 21 a dinner honored Giacomo De Martino ambassador to the United States. Yale President Angell and President Coolidge expressed admiration for Italy's stance on war debts and the bond between the nations. De Martino pledged to advance goodwill and national friendship between Italy and America.

Italy New York America Taly Lamont Yale Giacomo de Bon te #ociety Tialy Amer Angell Iid United States Coolidge Signor de Martino Ciatrios

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