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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1925
Page
12
Premier Herriot, after cabinet discussion, directed the foreign office to draft a note for Berlin outlining a response to Germany’s security pact proposal. He said Paris would consider any serious offer but would require Germany to accept all League of Nations obligations as a condition for negotiations.
From a field of actors, Conway Tearle was chosen as Stephen Ghent in the Metro-Delde version of The Great Divider. The article notes his fine technique mirrors his prior dramatic work and hints at his versatility in both masculine and feminine roles.
Fragmentary OCR shows notes on improvements and maintenance for roads and buildings. Mentions exclusive use for roadway work and related upgrades. Specifics are unclear due to damaged text but indicates municipal infrastructure focus.
A fragmented local notice mentions pine trees and meetings in a town. The garbled text references CGA BUTTE ITS THEFT and a Wednesday event. Readers are left with unclear details but urged to note a planned gathering likely tied to a theft report and community concerns.
The notice highlights the Sir Andrew McMillan fund for crippled children and urges donations to support the hospital’s work. Mrs. McMillan praises all connected with the institution as patients receive care, and a 3 PM meeting is announced with upcoming events, dinners, and exhibitions tied to the fundraising effort.
The news that Stix Skinner is coming to Broadway Friday April in a production of Sancho Panza, the genial squire of Don Quixote, marks a surprising comeback. The season’s surprises include a drama built around Cervantes’ famous character, with Skinner’s return generating interest among literature lovers.
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