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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1925
Page
1
Cairo reports recount a bold coup as 25,000 troops seal Parliament areas to block meeting. Egyptian patriots, with 180 of 211 chamber delegates and 40 of 143 senators, meet secretly at Hotel Continental and elect Zaguloul Pasha president pledging liberty for Egypt. An exclusive dispatch from Cairo details the pro British opposition outmaneuvered.
New York officials report tissue taken from a chicken heart in 1913 by Dr Alexis Carrell is still growing under institute care. The growth reportedly doubles every 24 hours and may threaten to become a colossal feature if not controlled. Scientists photograph and study the tissue as long as it remains nurtured.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Egyptian engineers and a coup attempt with scattered names and phrases. Readable items hint at unrest and possible leadership figures amid vague events and dates. Further verification required for clarity and specifics.
The Associated Press reports New York November 21 that the Eagle will publish a list of 12 929 Americans who received the Legion of Honor from the French government. The list includes actors clergymen naval officers lawyers journalists diplomats and university presidents among others. Notable names cited include Gen. John J. Pershing Admiral Benson Tasker Bliss and others.
Washington November 21 Mrs William H Bolling an 82 year old mother of Mrs Woodrow Wilson died here today after several months of heart disease Minestrom the obit notes she suffered from heart illness and passed away in the capital
London reports極 simplest funeral plan for Queen Alexandra to be interred beside King Edward VII at Windsor. The service begins at Westminster Abbey Friday, with interment Saturday at 11:30. Processions from Sandringham to Welverton, then London, await limited ceremonial and vigil. Only royal family and queen’s household attend the committal. body to rest in the royal tomb during completion of Edward VII tomb.
About 600 Montana Elks attended the Butte lodge dedication of a new temple. Jimmie Chatham sang That Dear Little Home in the West as J Bruce Kremer spoke on Home Sweet Home, praising the lodge’s members and their hooping hopes for the future.
The text notes Butte ranks 188th in U S population with very low per capita government income. It highlights Butte’s low cost of living compared with only a few cities, and cites a Commerce Department report that New York is the largest city and Chicago second in size, with other rankings implied.
The Rhinelander case nears settlement rumors as Leonard Rhinelander may pay his wife to end the annulment suit. Phillip Tanger, father of Leonard, appears to hold decisive influence while Isaac Mills, counsel for Leonard, asserts the case will continue Monday. A second mystery letter prompted a court adjournment, sparking reports of a possible monetary settlement with Alice Beatrice Jones.
A special Texas Legislature session was called to impeach state officers amid highway graft charges. Gov. Ferguson, Attorney General Moody, and highway officials faced accusations of improper contracts and profits from the Hoffman Construction case. The call aims to address alleged mismanagement across multiple state departments and potential federal implications.
The Yi M C A Roundup Club plans its first football championship as part of a fall membership drive. A large dinner tonight inaugurates the event with eight college teams, coaches, captains, and a Thanksgiving address by Tom Davie.
A sensational serialized tale about motives and passions in real life with screen rights already disposed of. The absorbing story centers on a man who marries for money and unfolds with dramatic intrigue. Starts in the Standard Tomorrow.
Five masked intruders entered Mrs. Anne Lowta’s home at 116 Jayette last night demanding the trunk key. A woman fainted and was helped by a neighbor as the men opened the trunk and seized about 800 in jewelry valued roughly 100. Police badge shown by one intruder.
Former Ku Klux Klan grand dragon D G Stephenson of Indian a Indiana is imprisoned for life after a jury found him guilty of second degree murder in the death of Madge Oberholtzer. He arrived at the Indiana state prison after a long drive, confident despite the sentence.
The Standard Oil Company of California faces government action over mineral rights in California's Eile Hilly naval oil reserve. The District of Columbia Supreme Court is expected to issue an opinion on injunctions, with Senate oil investigations having pressured Interior Department actions and title handling by Albert B. Fall. The case centers on land claimed as mineral and the government’s recovery action.
Gen. Smedley D. Butler announced today in Philadelphia that he will return to his marine duties. The former two year director of public affairs spoke before the New Century Club audience of women, saying his current job here is not worth the effort.
The Associated Press reports that 1924 personal income tax receipts increased by 25,482,680 over 1923, totaling 689,134,185 despite a nearly 400,000 drop in returns to 7,289,481 by Sept 30. A new tax law created new income classes and altered exemptions and credits, while 74 individuals reported incomes of 1,000,000 or more.
In Pais, November 21, a faster named Albert Wally allegedly went violent after seeing a young woman eat a Celaiy outside its Slane cage. He reportedly struck a chair and smashed a barrier as a hospital visit followed.
A mob of five men robbed the local post office in Euperion, stealing about 71 thousand dollars in stamps after binding the McGil family. Police seek four other suspects and an additional guard who stayed outside the building. An erroneous vault combination hindered access. The motive appears tied to a normal school student’s information.
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