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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1925
Page
1
Sixteen year old Dorothy Elling son faced a San Francisco court for shooting and killing her mother on January 13 after a quarrel over glittering nightlife. The trial focused on whether she was sane, with jurors being selected on the first day.
Defendants in the Carpentier prize fight case had not been hearings told to proceed with testimony and appeal preparation. Judge Bodine questioned Van Riper about timing and appeal readiness as court adjourned with next Monday set for further action.
London March 23 The nation the sovereign and Parliament pay tribute to Marquis Curzon of Kecheston. He served in nearly all high offices and was described by Prime Minister Baldwin as a self made man whose industry and courage shaped his fortune. The king mourns him as an old valued friend.
Three Montana ranchers were killed in a Saturday morning shooting at the Bracey place near Chey, following a long simmering dispute between the Kemp and Stacey families. Deputies and a coroner described the scene as grim with the older Kemp man attempting to seek cover as a fatal shot was fired.
A statement by receivers H E Byram Mark W Potter and Edward J Brundage for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway says the new receivership will not harm service. It aims to finance improvements and better facilities to improve service amid reduced passenger travel and eased freight competition.
Ellen Miller aged 35 of 20 South Wyoming street and Mrs Moses Nardi of 1331 Wet Broadway were seriously injured when a light truck driven by Joe Nard collided with a car driven by Elmer Toy at the corner of Arisona and Park streets shortly before midnight. Miller sustained a deep cut to the head and lip and a broken nose. Nardi suffered a broken leg and back strain. Detectives Larkin and Morrison took the injured to St James hospital for treatment.
Eliot Wadsworth of Boston, assistant secretary in charge of foreign road loans, told officials he will resign and return to private life. He was appointed to the post by President Harding in March 1931 and had overseen foreign and railroad loans. He traveled to New Orleans with Senator James W. Wadsworth Jr. and confided his plans beforehand.
Present Executive's Adminis t. Cocking, Republican, Is Unopposed. Vote is larger than it was two years ago. Horgan's following is thousand more than that of all s for same office.
A dispatch from Wyoming reports Rear Admiral J K Tobi vindicated in the Teapot Dome lease affair. Attorney Owen argues the Navy acted properly in leasing the dome, while connections to Robie and other figures are noted but not proven.
Monticello Kentucky reports a blast when a man and five children handled nitro glycerine canisters. Peter Franklin, 35, and five Choate children were killed in the explosion while playing with the volatile substance. Local authorities investigate the incident as a tragic accident.
Weather eases as relief efforts continue in tornado hit areas. Red Cross workers report 2939 injured and growing fatalities. 150 blocks of Murghyabore destroyed. death toll rising with ongoing burial and housing of the injured. Estimated damage exceeds 12 million across Illinois and Indiana.
A mountain move blocks the road between Mile Stoker and Meeker, cutting it off from Outside today. Movement began Sunday night and cannot be regulated until the shifting steps are completed. no cause has been assigned.
In Avon See ee Jue area election results fire ward officials reelected with Joseph Duffy Barry O Leary and others renominated as alderman candidates. The mayoral renomination pattern shows Sullivan John T Sullivan in First Ward leaving the alderman post for a mayoral bid which failed while Horgan secured another party nomination. The vote totals report 8138, 1385, and 102 for unspecified races with Cock government renominating others.
Roscoe Arbuckle, former film comedian, confirms his marriage to actress Doris Deane. The couple planned a ceremony in Los Angeles at the bride's mother’s home, following a recent engagement announcement.
President Coolidge ordered authorities to withhold appropriations totaling 3 074 000 dollars for the National Guard as an inquiry determines the necessity of the expenditure. The issue centers on whether the funds support maintenance or other needs and follows prior Senate testimony and recent hearings.
London reports reveal preliminary plans for a August conference to shape a European security pact replacing the Geneva protocols. British and French foreign offices consider a broader political reconstruction rather than economic rehab with limited U S backing altering the pace and scope of talks.
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