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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
2
The article records a senator arguing for intervention in Rif forces while condemning France’s conquest aims and debt burden. It discusses potential uprisings by subject peoples and neutral powers facing domestic pressures. British and Turkish actions are noted as routine maneuvers and not signaling a change in policy.
A Vermont reader from Union Village reports nervous exhaustion and fatigue eased after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The note claims the remedy restored health after nine-hour workdays and urges other women to try it.
A neighbor’s mother laments finding a nurse for her young son while Willie, a mischievous child, tests clothing and toys, sits on a lap, and performs cheeky acts, leaving onlookers praising him yet questioning the lack of a standard classified ad for such behavior.
Testimony in the airship Shenandoah case contends errors of judgment by ship officers may have cost the craft, while experts debate gas cell strain and valve function. Witnesses note training in Germany and the Navy’s high regard for airship development. The inquiry plans to move to Washington for technical hearings and to hear Mrs. Lansdowne, widow of the ship's commander.
Tulsa welcomed royal guests from oil states including Kansas, Colorado, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Montana, Texas, and Louisiana. Queen Petrolia Marcella Trees of Winfield Kansas attended, with Princess Wyoming arriving tomorrow. Mayor Herman hosted the luncheon before the International Petroleum Exposition opening.
New York reports a 56 story hotel will rise on the former Cornelius Vanderbilt site at 67th Street and Fifth Avenue. The structure would become the world’s tallest hotel, surpassing existing 36 story heights. The project is announced by the New York Evening Post.
A seven day conference between American and French negotiators ends with a tentative debt deal. Viewpoints split over tangible results as observers note frustration at limited terms and disagreement on Franes capacity to pay without harming its economy. Secretary Milton cites capacity to pay as the fair basis for negotiation while Caillaux warns French approval may trigger a government resignation. The plan includes a $20 million annual interest plus a five year payment path, with contention over a safeguarding clause to delay payments under certain conditions.
Three Utah Construction Co workers were drowned while removing debris in a rowboat at the American Falls dam site in Idaho. The craft overturned when a man stood, sending all three into the Snake River. bodies had not been recovered by nightfall.
E B Weirick died on a coast visit after a brief stay. He had a banking career in Butte, Helena, and Great Falls, serving as cashier of the First National Bank in 1696. Survived by wife and several children including Banks Weirick of Wisconsin, Mrs Park Foster of 1436 Bycamore Street, and Arthur M Weirick of Anigelen.
The Jubilee continues on October 2 with street concerts by the drum corps before doors open. An evening program features Harold Ballick Janet Rich and others in songs dances and a comic Elk feature. Attendance and merriment mark the amateur entertainment amid bustling booths and Polish textiles.
The article notes that first half 1925 tax collections will be available in December to provide definite figures for the board, and suggests reconsideration then. State officials agree with the Governor that no change in allotments will be sent as funds are needed to increase facilities. The chancellor cites rapid institutional growth and potential new revenue, with the state board of education meeting October 5 to consider the issue.
A woman naming herself Mrs. ig chafreg and Jane Quor was arrested in the 100 block on Mercury Street with a car seized. Police joined the raid, citing alleged intoxication in the vehicle.
Two survivors Alfred Geier and Michael Lira testified before the U S inspection service about the collision between the submarine and the steamship City of Rome off Block Island last Friday. They described waking to a crash, climbing to the bridge, and seeing the submarine nearly alongside the city of Rome as it sank. Both said the submarine appeared to be running on the surface prior to the collision and criticized no seamanlike conduct by the opposite vessel’s crew.
The Associated Press reports a harvest survey showing production is reasonable with wheat producers expected to receive about 1,000,000,000 and cotton profits looming at 1,500,000,000. The second profitable year along with rising farm purchasing power signals broader economic revival despite slow early gains in the corn belt and East dairy sectors.
The Shipping Board resumed full exclusive control of the Fleet Corporation after two years of delegated powers to the operating group at a time when President Coolidge’s request prompted questions. Some commissioners opposed the shift, and White House reaction was cited as surprised. H G Dalton was appointed to review the controversy, but no official comment was made by Coolidge or Palmer.
Dillon Oct 1 Tim Franey was arraigned in justice court on a new charge. He received five days or a $10 fine by Judy Phillips. The man suffered from the effects of a canned heat jag off state. His condition became serious and he was taken to the county hospital for treatment.
DillonGrid squads prepare for a mixed Tuesday clash after recent victories. Beas ere triumphing over Twin ridges with a 550 score line was noted, as teams sharpen for today’s matchup in Dillon Oot.
A defendant, Dillon, pleaded at Eu Bons when arraigned in Judge Fishupen Justice Courts. Court records show activity tied to the McFarland case with proceedings continuing.
Dillon residents plan a Sunday outing to Wisdom after a weather related postponement. Motorists will gather in Dillon and depart in the morning, traveling to a Big Hole basin spot for an outdoor repast under the trees. Guides from the basin will lead the tour as the group visits Wisdom and surrounding areas.
In Dillon on October 1, churchgoers will welcome students and teachers from three local Dillon schools the Montana State Normal College Beaverhead County High School and the training school.
A jumble of last day notes from Dillon reports weddings visitors and moves. Fred Rife and Fannie Lohr were wed by Justice of the Peace Philippe. Final homestead proofs were filed by Rife and Barrett in Medicine Lodge. Local names include I D Cooney Ford Lima Carlton and more with visits from Butte Jackson and Grant.
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