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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1925
Page
2
Police dispersed two rival groups, communists and alleged Russian anarchists, who planned meetings at Webster Hall. Bomb squad responders prevented a riot as detectives halted the gathering and scattered attendees before violence could erupt.
Associated Press reports New York labor leaders expect a calm May Day with speeches at the Metropolitan Opera house Carnegie hall and Tammany hall. Police have guards at banks stock exchanges St Patrick's Cathedral J P Morgan offices and wealthy homes after two youths were arrested for distributing pamphlets at a Brooklyn high school.
Berlin April 20. President elect Von Hindenburg opposes pomp and military display for his inauguration and may take the oath in civilian dress. The move is expected to reduce ceremony but could provoke unrest from the communists during the plenary session.
Otto Schmidt, a 38 year old German waiter, robbed securities worth 68055 from broker’s messenger Joseph Keough in a Lower East Side building. Keough pursued him from the fifth floor as Schmidt fled with the satchel, then Joseph Kress tackled the suspect on the third floor to bring him down until police arrived.
Witnesses describe Nettles and Boatwright abducting Barker and flogging him over alleged family control. Oliver and Miller identified as participants in the attack. Stewart recounts being lured by Klan recruitment and forced to drive for a flogging party with threats and a gun.
In Cleveland on April 30 Mr and Mrs Henry Snyder welcomed their eighth child who was declared dead at birth but revived after 30 minutes of police resuscitation. He cried as the couple chose name Richard reflecting the saved boy and their finances. This marks the eighth revival by the local resuscitator in two months.
In a heated session the plan to restore McKenna duties and tax silk drew heavy criticism from Sir Frederic Wise who warned of risks to gold reserves and exchange stability. Ramsay MacDonald attacked protectionist measures amid budget disputes as Churchill defended his policy in a quarrelsome exchange.
Government departments urge vaccination of officials and clerks without charge. At the Veterans' bureau the largest unit, more than 2,300 have been vaccinated. Reports show a virulent smallpox strain with high deaths and varied city cases. Surgeon General Cummings calls vaccination essential. past doses may or may not protect. Receipts for the first quarter of 1925 show marked changes from 1924.
Washington April 30 Official figures show income tax receipts for January to March were 67 541 269 41 dollars less than the same period in 1924. The total income taxes collected amounted to 519 238 820 98 dollars, highlighting the revenue impact of the new tax law.
The big year’s event, the junior prom, takes place at Columbia Gardens pavilion Saturday evening. The senior class queen will be crowned with attendants chosen for her majesty. The pavilion will feature school colors and bright dresses. Wing will stay open until midnight.
Mrs. E. Scataligni of 116 West Galena said burglars entered her lodging and took furs worth 400 dollars after midnight through a window. She has appeared in police courts recently on charges involving a diamond theft and a disorderly house conviction.
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