Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Anaconda Standard in Anaconda, Montana

We have 3,228,115 pages in Montana

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1925

Page

2

Counsel Attacks Elk Hills Lease Fight Continues

The defense led by Frank J. Hogan argued that Fall and Boneny were the sole principals behind the Navy Denby lease deals. He cited the Sinclair Teapot Dome decision to question grounds for canceling leases and emphasized agency limits in the disputed naval oil lease case.

Frank J. Hogan Doheny Fall Boneny Secretary of the Navy Denby EBC Iint Omor

University funds and dormitory plans spark board debate

The board discussed shifting university finance to cover enrollment growth and the possibility of pledging dormitory net income to securities for new construction at Missoula. Governor Erickson, Attorney General Foot, and Chancellor Clapp weighed legal and fiscal limits while a committee was formed to study a change in management and physician staffing at Twin Bridges facilities.

Mine Trumper Twin Bridges W. H. George Pat Caveney Rec Erickson Miss Trumper L. A. Foot Robert M Columbus 1 Fon Indiana Supreme Court Supreme Court of This Council of Presidents Board of ‘Examiners University At Missoula C. H. Clapp University Craig Hall

Legion Meeting Opens in Omaha Amid Protests and Parade

The Illinois and Michigan delegates led a heated session as the aeronautical committee discussed resolutions from Kansas Michigan Minnesota and Ohio. Col Mitchell's status and stance on prohibition sparked district debates. A district delegation pledged to support Mitchell and parade banners through downtown Omaha. The opening day ended with solemn taps and remarks from Gov McMullen, as crowds filled streets despite rain and a heavy parade.

Aeronautical Committee Kansas Michigan Minnesota Ohio Conuista Tons F. Roche Detroit Mich KC. Downey Milwaukee David Bhiliinghaw Chicago Joe Maloney Sacramento Cal Paul Weitlandt Olivia C.K. Bawards Westwood Masm Frank Warner Neo Autenen Mitchell District of Columbia Junius Peyser Washington, D OE Mitchell Omaha Nenion HL. Spafford New York Hon‘ara Is Awake John Me Kalver Katheryne Brown Drain Adam “McMullen Nebraska J. J Pershing A. I McMullen Legionnaires Mamen Dahlmann Mitton Foreman Legion Miss Brown Coolidg

Huge Damage Suit For Ore Conversion

Arne Arizona Mining sues International Smelting for 6 million dollars claiming 400,000 tons of copper and silver bearing ore shipped by Iron Cap Copper to International Smelting at Miami were mined from within Arizona Commercial Defiance lode and thus belonged to the plaintiff. The ore valued from 10 to 300 dollars per ton.

Arne Arizona Mining Company Uled International Smelting Company Ing Iron Cap Copper Company Copper Hil Internaional Smelting Miami Arizona Commercial Company Tme

Washington club relies on strong subs for pennant run

The Washington club credits its reserve players for key midseason boosts and clutch starts. Managers reinforced the roster with Joe Harris, Hank Severeid, Alex Ferguson, Bob Veach, and Muddy Ruel, then benefited from Ossie Bluege’s steady rise to a premier third baseman, guiding the team toward the pennant.

Red Sox Joe Harris Joe Goose Goslin Sam al Roger Peckinpaugh Ossie Bruege Yankees Muddy Ruel Sterling Washington Washington Club Alex Ferguson Bob Veach Veach Joe Judge Joe Fla Ferguson Alex Athletics Indians Hiuie Menny Tate i Spencer Adama Buddy Myer Newar Tex Jeanes Ie McNeely Nemo Leibold Oswald Bluege Far Cornstand

ELAS JUBILEE ENDED TONIGHT AT CITY EVENT

Contained here is a blurred account of a local Elks Jubilee ending tonight with prizes in a 3M clause and laughter. The report mentions Pred Hansen of Helena approving for dancing and a throng at the convent, noting participants and long celebrations into the evening.

Records Altered in Scope of Appeal Case

Counsel moves to strike the Dill of exceptions filed before the supreme court arguing records were changed in the Dill of exceptions. The court notes 30 days from July 21, 1920, for the defendant to perfect and file the bill of exceptions, regardless of alterations in the wording. The motion contends only immaterial changes, since any extension beyond term adjournment must be entered on the minutes.

Supreme Court Dayton Ewardless Wwnonur

New Lease of Life Given Grandmother of German Revolt

Riga dispatch to the Daily Express reports a rejuvenation operation on Clara Zetkin aged 68, described as grandmother of German communism. Dr Serge Voronoff conducted the procedure with Soviet health commissioner Semashko’s assistance. The official praised restoring experienced fighters and hinted at a new phase in world revolution if such successes continue.

London Riga Daily Express Clara Zetkin Serge Voronoff Semashko Frau Zatkin Reichstag

Efforts Stopped to Recover Crews from Submarine 8 61

Washington ordered end to body recovery from the torpedo room of the sunken submarine 8 61 after divers failed to enter the hull. Rear Admiral Christy announced that a careful outer hull examination would precede salvage work and that salvage was viewed as the fastest way to recover remaining bodies.

Camden Oct. S Washington Admiry Christy Christy

Kansas City Doctor Invents New Truss

An article highlights Dr. Andrew Kaiser of Kansas City whose new truss claims to cure ruptures without operation. Weighing four ounces, it avoids pads belts or steel bands and is described as comfortable as a light garment. He offers free trials to Standard readers seeking rupture relief.

Kansas Uy Mocopeciuy Andrew Kain Kansas City

Dillon Dillon Catholic Women Hold State Convention

The fourth annual state convention of the National Catholic Women’s Welfare council will be held in Dillon October 13 14 and 16 at St James hall and St James’ guild hall. Notable speakers and visitors will attend with a banquet at the Andrus hotel. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected Thursday morning and the convention closes that day.

Dillon National Catholi Women’s Welfare Council Inks St. Jame Rowe Yeon St. James Andrus Hotel

Water suit heard in district court at Dillon

In Dillon on October 6 the water rights case over Swamp Creek in the Big Hole basin was heard in district court before Judge Rogers. Several Big Hole basin ranchers attended as G. C. Bare faced a separate arraignment later that day on a burglary charge. Meanwhile, a community picnic in Dillon near Windom drew strong support for an annual gathering, with remarks from Senator F. A. Hazelbaker and J. P. Loasi.

Phillipe Tom’ Guilfoyle West St''Dilon Dillon Big Hole Basin Windom F. A. Hazelbaker J. P. Loasi Wisdom F. L Hirseby Swamp Creek Tom Yost Centennial Valley Barney Bray Monida Tom Pierce John Peterson Horse Prairie Ranch B. R. Stephenson Ditton

Man Held on Forgery Charge in Deer Lodge

Albert Warren allegedly confessed to forging two $24 checks after cashing one at a store. Sheriffs Mullen and Boedecker pursued, recovered purchased clothing tied to the forgery, and named Warren as the suspect.

Deer Lodge visitors and residents fill the day

A flurry of local travel and calls marks Monday as residents like Mark Welch Frank Grabel and J King visit Deer Lodge from Helmville Livingston Helena and Butte. others including Warren Evans Bert Mannix and John Warren are seen motoring to nearby towns for business and family visits.

Mark Welch Helmville de Fog Deer Lodge William Coughlin Spe Helmvile Frank Grabel Bosemen Seattle J. King Livingston Langdon Rivers Helena E. H. Gannon Walter Butte Warren Evans Harry McMahon Robby J Ed Chapman Upper Valley Kate Mentlila Lacey Frank Howard John. McGills George McGill Mount St. Charles Colle Bert Mannix Andrew Stumwell Elliston Trans‘ec J.B. Manley Frank Gallagher Charles Hertz Jack Napton Welling Napton LT. Blood Charles Kimmerly Avon John Warren A.M. Foot Butters McCabe Billings R. J. Thompson Spokane Board of County Commission Powell County Silver Bow County Martin Peterson William Lawrence Ovando

Amundsen's Maud Returns After Arctic Quest

Captain Amundsen's schooner Maud, which sailed from Seattle in June with hopes of drifting to the North Pole, returns to port with a crew of seven to be dispersed. Few dockside welcome the ship after three perilous years amid ice packs. Amundsen had planned an Arctic flight over the pole from Alaska.

Seattiag Roata Amundsen Maud Seattle Arctic North Pole Amundsen Weasel Alaskan Pole

Margaret McLeod Funeral Service At White's Chapel

Joseph Richards and MLEQD report the funeral of Mrs Margaret McLeod will be held from White's chapel this Tuesday afternoon at 1 o clock. The Rev Dr Greenfield will officiate. Interment will be at Mount Marian Cemetery.

Margaret. McLeod White’s Green Eveld Moun’ Marian Cemetery

Also Mentioned on This Page

Elk Hills Ay x Seg Rene i Ree Dia Ossie Ceasor Peoria Minn ‘Polis Bluege Tampa Doc Prothro ELAS Lodge Dillon Bureau Board of County Commissioners Frank Ellel State Board of Education University of Montana Dan Pendergast Carl Holman J. M. Neidt Jackson DFER Woman's Day Presbyterian Church Leona Lamb Sion Pythias K.P. Hall Montana Smith Coal Jan Rich Rep Sedan Sherman & Reed Ryan James Ryan Shields Avenue Fedurem High Tae Olslock Interme Adwin Tompkins Dugnan Favero Mitchael Pav Larry Duggan M. J. Walsh West Park Street Dalyshea Company Ma Eer Oates Ara Richard Caledonia Atrect Seervics Christian Science ‘Church Mount Moore Smetery Joseph Richards Tom Laonard Iran HeAholb J. Knowe Edith Macumber
Search Courier

Search the Anaconda Standard Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Anaconda Standard?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication