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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1925
Page
8
Ginastone Carmen, member of the Anaconda colored colony, was arrested at his home around 1 am after allegedly firing at his wife’s assailant. Officers pursued the fugitive through Front Street alleys as a massive manhunt continued into the night.
Madrid reports documentary discoveries in the city archives proving that Dulcimia del Todoro, who Cervantes used as the Don Quixote lady, belonged to a real family. References to the Cervantes circle and Palacios Dalcinta reinforce the link, as the author sought a noble title for his knightly lady.
In Washington the air board opposed a separate unified military air service. The group, formed after Colonel William Mitchell’s charges, favors a combined air force and awaits the full board’s vote on the plan. Poland ends flour imports as tax blocks foreign grain, citing strong harvest.
Deer Lodge County officials expect record crowds as property owners rush to settle taxes today and Saturday. County Treasurer Dougherty and City Treasurer Butler report heavy turnout and a busy day as payments flood offices from morning until 6 pm. Few taxpayers have used the two installment option, and officials urge making an early second trip if needed.
Anaconda residents will hear tenor He Geors ry in recital after arrangements by a committee of Irish organizations. Father Maguire will secure proper vocal training. He was heard in Hutte last week and impressed local Irishmen who urged him to include Anaconda in his itinerary. Mrs. Sumea Guin and Arthur will attend.
Two Anaconda residents report autos stolen about 9 pm. WLC Gardiner of Willow Glenn and Charlen Tescher had cars taken from in front of their properties. Police scoured the city but found nothing as neighboring stations were alerted.
W. J. Dougherty pioneer of this city and longtime bricklayers foreman died last week. Funeral services arranged for Tuesday at 8 30 from his residence 810 East Sixth street. Requiem high mass at St Peter's church will follow at 9. Burial at the Catholic cemetery with Bricklayers and Masons union members and the Catholic Order of Foresters attending. Walter Dougherty, a son, has left San Francisco to return for the funeral.
The Wohelo class of the Methodist Sunday school hosts its annual Christmas bazaar at the church parlors. Embroidered articles and aprons will be sold, with a beautiful Indian piece auctioned in the afternoon. A candy booth offers homemade treats, and a 2 to 8 tea-room service is planned.
Community notices from Anaconda include shop ads and sales at several stores, announcements of visits and travels by residents to Butte and Helena, and events such as the Modern Women meeting and a Presbyterian bazaar. Local police reports note drunk and speeding arrests, with a street‑level snapshot of daily life.
Anaconda priests plan to attend the funeral for Rt. Rev. John P. Carroll bishop of Helena. Rev. A T Coopman will meet the funeral party en route to Helena. Knights of Columbus will also attend. The body left New York and will lie in state at St Helena cathedral before a 10 30 am pontifical requiem.
The Bluebird nights feature the Paramount release Forty Winks starring Viola Dana and Theodore Roberts. Ray Grimm uses his sailing skills in water scenes and stunts filmed on a yacht. The production includes action on a speed boat and a fountain scene with swans, with physical feats that reportedly shed two pounds from the actor.
Anodes twirler Erickson reportedly broke one of his TeX im during the Idaho Creighton game last week, with word from Anaconda indicating he is injured. Friends of the young collegian unite in hope for a speedy recovery as details remain scarce. Notice: union members of Anaconda are summoned to attend the funeral of Brother William J. Dougherty at the hall Tuesday morning.
The Dramatic Club will meet at the parish school this evening at 7 30 for selecting a new play to stage before Lent. The Thespians have a strong record with engaging offerings and strong support from Anacophans. A men’s business lunch with chicken patties and desserts is offered at the Methodist church parlors from 11 80 to 2 and tea room service from 2 to 6 with patty, coffee, and cake.
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