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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1925
Page
7
A committee urged substantial tax relief including higher exemptions across corporate taxes estates and occupational taxes. The panel proposed changes to administrative provisions and appeals boards and planned to take up treasury questions after gathering more information.
Hundreds of elk and scores of deer reportedly fall to state hunters as season opens along the Sun River canyon near Lewis and Clark Reserve. At Klicks and miles up canyon, 180 hunters worked the morning with large numbers reported. Warden Ben Hilt and deputies patrol the area as crews chase game along the Great Northern line and near Auguste. Tracks show heavy hunting pressure and significant take, with observers noting a record for the Banvite section.
Game Warden Hill warns domestic stock has overgrazed range during summer and a wholesale kill is needed to prevent later starving of animals. The call to hunters to kill has been answered manyfold, with deer also being killed in dogens.
The Pacific Northwest Industrial and Commerce Exposition was assured as regional leaders pledged support. Oregon Washington Idaho Montana and Alaska were represented. The event will open May 10 to 23 at Madison Square Garden New York with Coolidge invited to open.
Rome reports Mussolini declares Italy on path to greatness as fascism opens gates. In Long Beach California officials ban soliciting Santa Claus fundraisers, citing confusion of Saint Nick with collectors as harmful to children.
Reports from agriculture bureau optimistic about potato production despite shortages in butter markets. 100 carloads from Bitter Root area Deer Lodge Dixon area yield a good crop while Whitehall reports unusually robust output. Idaho shows similar signals. A potato show is planned by the chamber of commerce November 11 13 with 260 sacks promised for display. Prices likely to remain high for a while though expected to normalize as harvest progresses. Nearest future supplies should prevent major deprivation in potato availability.
An oblique notice describes Joe Williams seeking a quiet vacation in Berkshire mountains, preferring solitude over company. The garbled text hints at annual trips, with fragmented phrases about Moront-Olsen and a potential schedule next week, but details remain unclear.
Mrs J K O Rourke and Elisabeth Collopy depart Los Angeles for Butte to rejoin husband and uncle John E O Rourke of Henemy s. They drive Cadillac via Portland and Missoula daylight only, covering about 260 miles daily. Collopy praised in Chicago for machine handling. O Rourke recently visited Chicago to see relatives before returning to Los Angeles with the vehicle.
Manila November 4 The Associated Press reports Filipino voters will be allowed to express their view on independence from the United States if a bill is passed by the insular legislature within a week President Manuel Quezon announced that the measure would provide for a plebiscite on independence three months after bill approval The legislature adjourns soon with expected speedy action on the bill
In Peking the Chinese customs conference delegates from all powers endorsed tariff autonomy for China. An American delegation presented a detailed plan to implement autonomy by January 1. Britain and Sweden joined the consensus, signaling their acceptance of the autonomy principle.
A detailed description of a formal two piece Poiret model tunic and accompanying undershirt, velvet underskirt, and embroidered cape back. The design features a magenta petunia flower girdle, slash neck, radiating fullness, and a black and gold brocade version with a standing collar. A stout woman option uses georgette and silver metal cloth with embroidery bands.
Ambiguous text hints at a comedic scene featuring Brockwell and a stock feed in Tanua eal. Names like Giadys and Noreen appear amid garbled phrases about a Mars moment and a group of five east members.
Fragmented notes describe Constance Taima in a new Rialto production with a shifting persona from meek to bold. The text mentions a national showing, a character named Varin, and evolving performance dynamics amid unclear details and dates.
London dispatch says the French plan a punitive expedition against rebels around Damascus who are fortifying the area. Refugees from nearby villages are swelling rebel forces daily.
The December 1918 note highlights a broad stock advance with rail and industrial issues peaking. United States Steel jumped over five points to 124, General Motors hit a new high around 143, and DuPont reached a fresh record as the market sees confidence in large corporations and possible cash dividends amid heightened speculation.
Portland dispatch reports at the Pacific International Livestock exposition Hereford cattle show. A Townsend Montana exhibitor, A Cook, won five championships across sections, with judges naming multiple farms and animals as top in class. Other farms and brands, including Aberdeen Angus, are noted for prize wins.
The Arsonia scenario hints at film industry gatekeeping with William Fox production ties. The text notes bad bold men, villain roles, and casting scrutiny around Southern California, with Mildred June Dolores Rousse and Alan Mate named amid a murky arc of exaggeration and intrigue.
New York Nov 4 The New York Herald Tribune will say tomorrow that James A Stillman former National City Bank president and one of the wealthiest men may fight the divorce suit brought by his wife Despite reports that an agreement had been reached Stillman has been in conference with attorneys for days and will not allow past court records to be used as the basis for a divorce The 1921 action referenced in court records was involved in past proceedings last July
The Associated Press reports from Chicago on November 4 that officials discuss enforcing a plan to outline a new national drive. The text cites preparations and calls for action in a broad mobilization effort, with emphasis on national unity and organized support.
In Louisville a furor over mayoral election results erupts as Republican headquarters announce plans to sue the Times for 3.75 million dollars amid denials of fraud. The dispute centers on election fairness and Democratic conduct claims, with incomplete returns cited and names like Wil and Neat appearing in the contested coverage.
In San Francisco on November 4 Rep John Phillip Hill Republican Maryland spoke against the Vote act under the Avanciton Against the Prohibition Amendment. William H Metzno California chairman presided. Hill challenged the Federal Council of Churches research report calling it an indictment of volunteerism and reaffirmed support for prohibition.
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