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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1925

Page

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Prairie fires sweep Western Dakota leaving charred plains

Reports from March 27 describe Prairie fires across Western South Dakota that burned miles of prairie, scorched ranch homes and haystacks, and moved with shifting winds. By daybreak the fires had weakened, subduing late in the night in sparsely settled northern areas with few structures at risk.

Peioux Falls B. D South Dakota To State Vanchon Annes Dakota

Two children hurt as cars strike in Butte accidents

Four year old William Lowney was crushed by a backing truck and died en route to St. James hospital. Anita Rask, seven, was knocked down by a car on East Park Street but survived with serious bruises after treatment at Murray hospital. Driver Thomas Wilkinson of Hart Lumber faced authorities and later release, while Polish driver who hit Anita reported to police. The Lowney boy’s body was taken to Duggan undertaking rooms. coroner to hold inquest Monday.

William Lowney Anita Rask Butte Lowney John Lowney Utah Avenue Arizona Street St. James’ Hospital Kastna East Park Street Rudolph ‘Lish Murray Hospitals Thomas Wilkinson Colorado Street Hart Lumber Company Wilkinson Bilmeck Barney Lavelle Sal i Wlkinson Utah Avenue House Utah H. ¥. Pimsot South Main Streets 8. B. Riley Dugfan Olland Wiz Way Gop- der

Couzens Declares Waivers Not Given

A disordered OCR fragment mentions Couzens and waivers, with unclear surrounding context. No coherent event, date, or organization can be determined from the readable text.

Couzens

Probable Choice Envoy to China

John V. A. MacMurray, secretary of state, slated for appointment as minister to China. Former head of the Far Eastern division, he is thoroughly conversant with the Orient.

John V. A. MacMurray Sastetan China State Department Orient

Autoist saves man as kerosene can explodes in blaze

Charles J. Pease, aging man, had burning oil cover his clothes when a five gallon kerosene can exploded as he refilled an oil stove at Dad's Lunch Wagon on a street corner. A passing autoist tackled the flames, smothering the blaze and saving his life. Pease was taken to St James hospital with severe burns to his back and legs. physicians doubt his shock tolerance.

Charles J. Pease Iti Roaurant Iman Auto Iman Auto Rabe and Smothered Hates. ‘Mrs. Thoman Pease Polles St James Hospital John Canty

BRITISH COMMANDER IN INDIA DIES

A British commander in India has died, with reports noting a July event and a related August charge in connection with ongoing duties. The incident prompts official statements and tributes from military leadership.

India

U O P Alumni in Butte Organize for Campaign

University of Pennsylvania alumni in Butte organize a 16 year campaign for 45 million dollars to develop the university. Dr Karl Miller explains the plan as a faculty team of about a dozen works to mobilize 350 campaign bases nationwide with A J Davis Jr as chairman and Herbert Reed among organizers.

University of Pennsyvania Miller Arthur G. Allen Herbert M. Bingham George R. Bourquin Andrew J. Davis John 8. Floyd Leon A Grigg TA. Grigg Wesley BR. Reed John Si Scovil Butte Colima

Defemmnt Fants TV Case Near Trial For Dorothy Ellingson

In San Francisco on March 27 a jury was lined up to hear the murder trial of 16 year old Dorothy Ellingson charged with fatally shooting her mother after a quarrel over the girl's conduct. Judge Harold Louderbeck adjourned to Monday for opening statements as defense attorney Walter McGovern challenged the jury, while prosecutors hinted at possible acts of fraud or duress in a signed confession.

Sergee San Francisco Dorothy Ellingson Jazz Harold Louderbeck Bar of Justice Matesa Walter McGovern Contsel Deon Irl Anleniats Paycho

Fate of Slayer to Be With Jury Today

Will Lawrence of Muskogee Oklahoma faces trial for the murder of Patrolman Haze Burch. The state and defense rested late today with only closing arguments left as the jury prepares to decide tomorrow. Lawrence contends he acted in self defense after a confrontation with his brother Babe Lawrence following a prior exchange fire.

Tne Te Will Lawrence Muskogee Kia Haze Burch Lawrence Babe” Lawrence Burch Ian Stem

Wheeler Indicted by Grand Jury in Oil Land Conspiracy

Boston March 27 An indictment claim tied to oil land conspiracy covers Wheeler. Ford Motor Co reports a surplus increase of over 100.4 million in the year ending this month. Massachusetts corporate statement shows surplus at 542,476,496.39 versus 442,041,081.12 a year earlier. Total assets listed as 6,823,000,000 plus, with accounts payable reduced from 71,214,987.

Boston Ford Motor Company

Business Outlook Bright Despite Wall Street Tendency

Washington reports that despite a Wall Street downturn, officials see strong general business prospects. Secretary Mellon calls future business excellent while labor officials note only slight unemployment from bargaining over wages. Washington believes the stock market decline reflects speculation, not long term conditions.

Wall Street Mark Sullivan Washington, D. C Washington Davis Mellon The Treasury

Over Population Cited as War Cause by Official

In New York on March 27 a public official argued that overpopulation in Germany and expansionist aims in Japan and Italy helped spark the world war. He warned that Germany’s population growth contributed to the conflict and cited demands arising from population pressures.

Tax revision but no tariff change

Washington March 27 President Coolidge expects Congress to take a general revision of the tax law at its next session but he does not look for an extensive readjustment of tariff schedules. He has no present intention of proposing tariff revision although the way is open for consideration later of a new schedule.

Washington Coolidge Congress

Montana Wins In Fire Prevention Contest

The report notes Montana triumphs in a fire prevention competition across four classes. It mentions entries from Indiana and New Jersey cities with Great Falls and Ocean Boulevard as notable participants, highlighting honors awarded to several cities in various classes.

Montana Chamber of Commerce Indiana Etna Hoboken N. J Falla Caly

Montana Senator Wheeler and Gordon Campbell Indicted

Washington March 27 Associated Press reports Senator Wheeler of Montana and Gordon Campbell, a Montana oil operator, were named in an indictment related to oil land leases. The grand jury completed its two month inquiry after testimony from Donovan and Walsh’s committee, with no immediate trial date set.

Associates Press Washington Senator Wheeler Montana Interior Department Gordon ‘Campbell Oil Land Grand Campbell Donovan Senator Walsh Atters Wheeler Ai Lence Prese Orah Committee Miltee Senate Hla Wheeler Wen

Unsatisfied Feud Over Package Delivery Conflicts Report

Fragmentary notes show a dispute involving a peer and a package direction attempt. The text mentions marksmanship and a court or officials, with unclear names and dates. The readable elements indicate a conflict about fulfillment or delivery, with references to honor and refusal terms.

Coeur d'Alene Jack is Apoplexy Victim

A brief report from Coeur d Alene identifies John Melly known as Coeur d Alene Jack who died in winter conditions. The victim, an eight month old, was reportedly mishandled by his parents in a mining town area. Missoula residents sue the family and widow over the incident.

Coeur D'Alene Jack John Melly Coeur d'Alene Yeaterday Missoula Mont

Bodies exhumed in attempt to hang Shepherd

Two bodies were exhumed in a March 21 investigation linked to William McClintock's estate. Mrs Emma Nelson McClintock and Dr Oxcar Olson died years earlier and were said to be connected to guardian William D. Shey. Doctors indicated heart disease and ongoing tests will determine if earlier death statements align with autopsy findings.

Wrom Emma Nelson’ McClintock Wiliam McClintock Oxcar Olson Harry Olson Municip William D. Shey McClintock de Menai Mra McCintock Dr. Olson de. Olson Justice Olson

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