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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1925
Page
1
A Montana church ends after twenty years of service, cutting a long chapter short. The article notes a tied fiscal note as a treasury boost is sought and a committee requests more data on probable government expenses and receipts for the coming year.
Washington November 4 The House Ways and Means Committee urged the Treasury to provide more data on next fiscal year expenses and receipts to determine how far to cut levies. President Coolidge favors a substantial reduction while aiming for bipartisan support and drafting a nonpartisan measure for Congress in December.
Two joint b committees formed earlier in the day at a plenary session of the Italian and American war debt commission began work to develop the funding agreement. The debt stands at about 2.14 billion dollars. Negotiations will stay strictly secret as the two groups meet tonight and again tomorrow to outline phases of the talks.
Six consultors of the Helena diocese met at Rev J M Venus home in Butte to choose an administrator to run the bishop's office until Rome names a successor. The meeting adjourned early with only preliminary preparations made and no administrator chosen. Participants included Rev Mgr Victor Day Helena Rev M O D Barry Immaculate Conception Butte Rev Michael McCormack St Joseph Butte Rev Ald Leitham Bozeman Rev R Coopman Anaconda and others.
An alleged Long Island jewelry store owner met a con man at the United Jewelers Exchange on the Bowery. The young stranger presented himself with 350,000 dollars in supposed gems and diamonds. He had earlier visited the dealer’s office three times, each time purchasing about fifty dollars of jewelry.
Washington reports informal Republican talks set the agenda for the coming session. Leaders emphasize tax reduction and appropriation bills, with Longworth and Obla te guiding the program. The tax bill could be acted on before January, followed by immediate appropriation measures.
The Milwaukee road conference in Butte highlights a prosperity tale in the Pacific Northwest as division superintendents report rising shipments, thriving farming and stockraising, and related industries. Each chief began at the bottom, from telegraph operators to brakemen, now holding high railroad posts.
Paris November 4 The Painleve cabinet again faces the chamber amid a phantom grip for a shadow majority in darkness Premier Painleve asserts the ministry will carry on Both Temps and Journa l admit the government cannot last long yet avoid predicting its tenure The crisis hinges on next week’s financial plans including Moroccan and Syrian credits which could alienate the center and right if approved
New York November 4 Wall Street posted its greatest day in nearly a decade with total sales reaching a high. The day followed the launch of a prominent market move and was linked to developments near a presidential event earlier this month.
Protestant ministers ban weekend nuptials across villages in Westphalia to curb heavy drinking that disrupts Sunday church services. The decree says wedding guests drink heavily, causing boisterous Sunday mornings and shocks to churchgoers en route to services.
In Arapahoe district court at Littleton a father is on trial for killing his daughter by mercurial poisoning. Prosecutor Joel Stone questioned jurors about insanity tied to 32 years with an imbedded misprint. The defense objected to several questions as the case proceeds with jury selection.
The message to the Standard from Cardinal Mundelein laments the sudden loss of Bishop Carroll. It notes his influence on the clergy and laypeople in Montana and his longstanding fidelity to church leaders. The tribute highlights Carroll’s thoughtful presence and the esteem in which he was held by many.
Reuters dispatch reports yesterday’s clashes in Damascus east outskirts as French troops clash with rebel bands using artillery. The northward threat grows as 000 rebels concentrate about 16 kilometers north of Damascus, with shortages of police and reinforcements delaying defense improvements and fearing massacre.
Helena reports tributes pour in for the late Jon P. Carroll bishop of the Helena diocese who died this morning in Fribourg while en route to Rome. Gov Erickson and former Gov Stewart among those praising his sterling worth as funeral plans remain uncertain.
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