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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1925

Page

2

Volunteers Rush to Fight Vast Indian Reservation Fire

Chaos spread across Rosebud and neighboring ranges as drought and high winds fueled some 160 fires, destroying over 100000 acres in South Dakota and parts of Nebraska. Reports say two women and two children died. several towns near Wakpala and McLaughlin faced advancing blazes with volunteers rushing to contain them.

City S. D Rosebud Bac Meriman Neb South Dakota Tuthill

Attorneys Clash At Teapot Trial In Washington

In a Washington court session, former Interior secretary Bert Fall and ex Navy head Denby faced cross examination over an oil lease. Judge Kennedy limited questions to avoid incriminating testimony while government lawyers sought 15 days to file briefs. Rockefeller Jr issued a statement about witnesses missing from the Teapot Dome matter and the White House discussions with the president.

B. Fall Washington Littleton M. T. Everhart Fall Kennedy Roberts Addleton Baby Secretary of the Navy Ing Denby Department Ake Mr. Roberts Navy Harry F. Cheyenne Pri Philadelphia Atlee Pomerene New York John D. Rockefeller, Jr New York World Rockefeler White’ House J. M. Rucker Ro‘w Bierman

Corporate Duty and Stockholder Urges Action

A minority stockholder declares he has urged officers to remove any grounds for criticism and to ensure all laws are observed. He cites limited personal knowledge of the fade in and asserts his influence will be used to protect public interests and rectify any possible wrong.

Peace Pact Signed Ending Five Months of Tong Violence

The Associated Press reports a formal treaty was signed ending five months of hostilities between the On Leongs and Hip Sings in the United States. Chang, Chinese consul general in New York, announced near unanimous agreement after two weeks of talks led by members of the Chinese Benevolent Association. Police guarded the conference room as 20 officers maintained security during the signing in Chinatown. In Los Angeles a police officers club, the Oakhurst Mountain club, was recently formed in the Yosemite valley area with plans for cabins, pools, tennis courts and gun range facilities for members and their families.

Plon New York Chang On Leongs Hip Sings United Country Cour Los Angeles

Paid Judge's Son To Get Deposits Story Continues

The article details alleged transfers of bankruptcy funds linked to Union Trust company. Julie Sel fort, an auto dealer, testified deposits totaling 1,435 dollars may have benefited Judge English Jr. and possibly his family. The narrative mentions English family members singing the machine while Thomas family members were not present. The case involves Drovers' Bank in East St. Louis and Faris English, who is married with two children and apart from Judge English. The defense suggests he did not independently obtain the payment.

Union Trust Company Drovers’ Natt Bank East St. Louis Faris Faris English Judge English

Storm victims fund raised to 1.25 million

City and state appeals, WLS radi o coverage, and Red Cross support pushed a combined relief total of about 1.25 million for storm victims. Mayor Dever supporters cite large donations from various groups and thousands more from smaller contributions to reach the goal.

Associated Pr Chicago Maren Dever Pinlonto Tillnois State Gron WLS National ‘Red Cross Washington Ite Felef

Jardine Seeks Flax Policy in Northwest Talk

Washington dispatch reports Jardine urging cautious flax policy in the Northwest. He says relief has no universal cure and a sharp readjustment era may ease, urging balanced production and noting farmers must adjust to higher prices and supply conditions after war.

Washington Jardine Farmore

Harem Queen Tale Continues With Kidnap Attempt

Report describes an attempted kidnapping at Baula’s home and the ensuing clash to prevent capture. The queen was stabbed in the forehead by a man identified as Shafi Ahmed, said to command the Indore mounted police.

Baula Shafi Ahmed Indore

Greeley Teachers Win Rocky Mountain Championship

In Greeley on March 26 the Greeley State Teachers high school defeated Cheyenne Wyoming in the interscholastic basketball final, 23 to 18, earning the Rocky Mountain championship after both teams entered the final undefeated.

Greeley Teachers Greeley Greeley State Teachers’ High School Rocky Mountain Cheyenne, Wyo

Denver Physician Beaten and Robbed

Dr John D Crisp a Denver physician was attacked by two men at a West Side residence and robbed of 176 dollars. He was battered with pistol butts and thrown from a porch. he recovered as officers found the house vacant with suspects gone.

Associated Press Denver West Side John D. Crisp Promi Dr. Crisp Crisp Ita

Alimony Granted in Toledo Divorce Case

Announcement that Florence Whalen Owens receives alimony of 150 dollars and custody of her daughter. Defense plans to seek higher court review if needed as the divorce proceeds, with Michael Ray Yate noted in the proceedings.

Condu Owens’ Crose Owens William 8. Allnson San Francisco Associated Press Toledo Deciton Mis Florence Whalen Owens Ray- Yate Michael

Poison tale tied to graves and typhoid plot

The report alleges Charles C. Faiman plotted to kill Young McClin tock using typhoid germs, with Dr. Olson involved. Dr. Olson died shortly after Shepherd visited. Judge Olaon references the case as hearing details emerge about the alleged conspiracy.

Charles C. Faiman Shepherd McClintock Olson Dr. Olson Welke Foor Olaon

Rural schools plan track meet and holiday program

Principal W T Cullen of Ramsay plans a track and field meet at Melrose with Ramsay Feeley Divide Gregson and Ken Wilson rural schools taking part. Catherine Harrington announces a holiday program including a dance and pageant. The date is to be announced.

Melrose

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