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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1925
Page
1
Bill Kelly fueled a 28-7 win for the university over State College. A clash of old rivals drew a large crowd in Missoula with about five hundred State College students and their band participating in a notable demonstration.
Five hundred Bobcat followers from Bozeman arrived by special train for a Missoula clash, but Bill Kelly’s sensational open field running carried Montana to a 28 10 7 victory on Dornblazer field. The day drew a color throng of state football fans and ended with widespread praise for Kelly’s decisive performance.
Colonel Coolidge, father of the president, showed renewed strength after heart problems. An old fashioned fight, a good appetite, and a household of caretakers surrounded him this afternoon as he enjoyed chicken fricassee, vegetables, pudding, and milk. The Vermont turkey story is noted, with Thanksgiving in mind. Tomorrow he anticipates a visit from Attorney General John Sargent in Lad.
Paris November 26 Aristide Briand former premier prepared for a second effort to form a cabinet to succeed the Painleve ministry. President Doumergue consulted leaders and Briand agreed to try again aiming for a socialist friendly government though tanking socialist votes remains a concern. The outcome hinges on assembling a majority of radicals republicans left and moderates to tackle financial and political crises.
By refusing to acquiesce in a board of tax appeals decision the treasury begins a court fight. The move could rival the landmark Supreme Court ruling on stock dividends and federal income tax exemptions.
Wartown dispatch reports soprano Geraldine Farrar gravely ill amid a canceled engagement. A physician arrived and medical care was arranged, with word of potential improvement delaying further updates as doctors monitor her condition.
Bangkok dispatch reports Rama VI King of Siam dies after 15 years on the throne amid a harem reform and failed heir hopes. His brother Prince Praja Dhipok is proclaimed successor as a daughter is born to the new queen Chao Chom Suvadana, first royal birth in Siam for 32 years. The king had recently divorced, remarried, and deposed the former queen for not fulfilling duties.
London November 28 Lady Astor, presiding over a social Insurance conference session, praised old maids and expressed sympathy for bachelors. She argued the bachelor is helpful and aids matrimony, noting that married men may grow more reconciled to their own husbands while old tales of contract fade as women age.
Chicago, November 26. Malaria germs have been used to combat paresis or softening of the brain with some success. Dr. Sydney Kuh of Mt Rush Medical College at the University of Chicago announced that the treatment creates an artificial disease which can temporarily bring patients back to normal and restore useful function for a limited period. The experiments show potential but are not a cure.
Washington November 26 One of the gift turkeys sent to President Coolidge graced the White House table at a quiet Thanksgiving feast. The president and Mrs Coolidge hosted Mr and Mrs Frank Stearns of Boston and other guests and attended special services with organ and elf music.
The body of Bishop Carroll will lie in state at St Patrick's Cathedral New York City today followed by a solemn mass and a procession en route to Helena. The funeral party includes Archbishop Keane and Bishop Heelan with Monsignor Day and Father Joven, meeting diocesan clergy at Livingston.
A promotional note from the Anaconda Standard celebrates first-time readers joining the classified ads section. It promises exciting results and positions readers as part of a growing user base of regular customers.
The Anatonda Standard notes that Briggs cartoon appears every day on the Red Page. The brief item highlights the daily cartoon by Briggs as a staple feature in the newspaper's red page section.
A six member team of immigration officers led by A. E. Burnett found 11 young Chinese hidden in a storage area aboard the Dollar liner President Lincoln as it docked in Honolulu. The operation followed a tip that 15 Chinese were dispatched from the Orient to San Francisco under a smuggling ring, with letters and pictures recovered in a steward’s compartment shed light on the scheme.
London Nov 20 George Bernard Shaw sketched a socialist state in which the work day is four hours long eight hours for rest eight for leisure and four for drinking dressing and personal time. He argued income should be equal for all and warned against any excess for one person over another. The crowded hall roared with laughter as he spoke on social reform and happiness through equity.
White Plains report shows Leonard Kip Rhinelander and his wife facing ongoing legal battles as the Rhinelander annulment suit proceeds on Monday. The couple risks exhausting around 300,000 dollars in legal costs with financial tension mounting. The New York World is expected to report that the young man bears the expenses of the relationship, while Philip Rhinelander has provided no funds or contact.
Great Falls captain Semingson selected the gold football after Billings led to a 27 27 tie in a dramatic offensive clash. The School of Mines presented a silver trophy of a ball carrier and 18 gold miniature footballs to the 1926 champions, a ceremonial close to the season.
The German Reichstag is poised for the third reading of a Locarno related measure. If approved, Chancellor Luther and Foreign Secretary Mtreseman could travel to London to sign the pact and related treaties. Further steps include Germany seeking approval next month for admission to the agreement framework.
Great Falls and Billings high schools battled to a 27 27 tie in a dramatic Montana interscholastic football showdown at Clark Park in Butte before about 5000 fans. The late rallying plays and fast scoring left spectators calling it the greatest game seen by scholastic teams in the region.
The Associated Press reports from Washington on November 26 that the Ways and Means Committee’s 4 schedule of surtax income rates in the tax reduction bill drew criticism. Rep Rainey argued that the cuts would mainly favor large earners while those earning 25,000 to 70,000 would see less benefit. Green countered that rates must be graded from 1 to 20 percent as agreed by the committee.
A noisy, colorful crowd packed the park as Butte high school grid gladiators began their annual tests for titular honors. The Englewood Juveniles beat the Tobcats 12 to 7 in the city championship, drawing a packed noon crowd and record enthusiasm. A drum major led a march as fans filled the stands for the big game.
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