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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1925
Page
2
A man described as about 35 years old was fatally stabbed in Butte when a confrontation outside a cigar shop on East Park Avenue escalated. Onlookers reportedly fled as the assailant Whitey attacked with a pocket knife, with the wounded man choosing not to seek immediate help until a passerby arrived. A later note mentions a garage door sensor switch invention.
Mrs Loretta Comerford Leary of G B Leary and Dorothy Frances Leary are named in a city notice reported last night. This brief item records a local family reference and a name linkage.
The funeral for Jacob will be held at White's Chapel with remains conveyed from the facility. Sherman & Reed Funeral Chapel reported the arrangements as the service proceeds to the burial.
The report outlines cautious talks on war debts with Mellon and Smoot noting no formal meetings yet private conferences among commissions. Matthew Woll of the AFL argues for cancellation or moderated debts, while Senator Borah’s stance is criticized as delaying a settlement and urging broader European economic prosperity.
EER LODGE November 8. Mr and Mrs Joe Evans and Mrs Joe Evans Pat Ryan a student at Mount St Charles college spent the weekend with his parents. P J Kirwin and daughter spent Saturday in Butte. Mrs Albert Jacobson and son of Anaconda visited the home of Mr and Mrs Sam Kirkes Sunday. Cecil G Fennell of Biliston was a business visitor Saturday. Miss Leona Lamb spent Sunday in Butte visiting a friend. Mrs M J Kanth Dillon will visit the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Moe. Mrs Laura Benson visited in Butte over the weekend. Jerry Ryan Pat Ryan Rudolph Davison Harold Sterling Jimmie Higgins George and John McGillis Lucille Jarrett Ma O’Rourke Fay Bensch and M Lullie Adolph Turk were in Butte Sunday. Miss Grace Fifer and Miss Vaydon Mullins were Anaconda visitors Sunday afternoon. Wallace Terhell and Ben Novak were Gregson visitors Sunday.
Sault Ste. Marie reports little hope for the safety of six men and a woman cook aboard the barge Crane after it broke away from the steamer Het Aler during last Thursday's storm. Wreckage and the barge name Crane were found along the coast by the coast guard today. The Crane was captained by Richard Griggs.
Europeans play a crucial but limited role in Abd el-Krim’s Rift, dominating artillery and telephone work. German and Turkish officers are mostly absent. many so-called Germans are deserters from French and Spanish foreign legions. A notable figure, Calian, aids the Rif and maps, while Cald er Had’s arithmetic ability is cited as influential to Abd el-Krim’s rule.
Annan Auirfai Bible class in Dillon attracts new members each Sunday meeting in the Judge's chambers. The group includes members from various churches and districts, reflecting growing local interest in religious study.
A chaotic scene surrounds Gibson who claims a pick was lodged in his body. He describes drunken confusion and pressure to extract the object while police question him. Gibson and his wife face legal scrutiny as details remain unclear and Mrs. Gibson is jailed with no comment. The couple, residents of Anaconda, previously tied to matrimonial tragedy, are linked to the Monogram incident and Gibson’s long-term smelter work.
The defense discards mitigation pleas and seeks truth to avoid conviction on conduct prejudicial to good order and military discipline. The court must decide admissibility of evidence, with a bitterly contested, lengthy trial likely. Financing, including bringing witnesses to Washington and per diem costs, could total about 875000.
Associated Press reports Helena November 8 that Clifton Applgate and Toole contractors of Missoula were allowed 23000 dollars of state highway funds by the state board of examiners to reimburse the firm for losses incurred in constructing the Skalkaho road. The appropriation came from the recent legislative session.
Chicago report states Paul Espartato shot and killed his son-in-law Thomas Castellio ten times during a confrontation at the Espartato home after Castellio appeared to reconcile with Espartato's daughter Marie who had eloped with Castellio. The father fled and was at large.
The text discusses Elihu Root opposing a request to align Senate Republicans with the League of Nations. It notes Lodge’s concern about Wilson shaping the covenant and mentions a cablegram to Paris, with references to censorship and possible misinterpretation by Republican leaders. The passage covers interchanges between senators, advisors, and diplomats over policy and communication during negotiations.
A House committee debates tax policy and possible repeal of auto excise levies along with other federal taxes. Mellon supports keeping admissions and dues taxes while abolishing some low-yield levies such as art works. The panel aims to finish revisions before Thanksgiving for a December House presentation.
Four Kalamazoo high school students are dead after an automobile was struck by a Michigan Central train late today. The deceased are William Stevens 16 Harold Garrett 17 Della Miller 14 and Lois Wagner 14.
Archibald Roosevelt and Sna rement disclosed that freight rates favor 1 cent chippers in Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois Iowa Missouri and the Western trunk line area by about 14 percent versus the rest of the West. Roosevelt said Roosevelt & Son will press the commerce commission to correct the disparity and restore earnings to Northwestern railroads.
The Rialto screens The Midshipman starring Ramon Navarro with Wes Barry and Ramon Novarro. The Navy secretary character awards Navarro a Naval Academy diploma in the denouement. Also on bill Sun-Up premiers tomorrow with Conrad Nagel and Pauline Starke, plus a weekly song contest at 9 pm featuring adult and child performers.
The Panama Canal traffic dipped in the last fiscal year due to a slump in California oil shipments. Vessels through the canal totaled 4,073, down from 6,230, with toll revenue at 21.4 million dollars versus 24.29 million prior year. Net revenue was reduced accordingly. The report attributes the decrease to changing energy logistics and notes Holland's windmills are being replaced by electric power.
Local merchant lists new seasonal offerings including salt fish apples berries and various Scandinavian imports. Items advertised include Icelandic herrin Norwegian anchovies Be Bisckerel and several registry marks. emphasizes ready for Thanksgiving and a focus on special prices for sugar and bulk weights.
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