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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1925
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard notes Montana’s heart reaches to its university and warns against injuring it. It urges prudent, economy driven expenditure as Governor Erickson and President Coolidge push a national example of thrift and judicious spending.
Governor Erickson pushes a tough economy drive across state government. An investigation of the university boosts accountability for overhead costs while a Supreme Court review seeks clarity on using a 1920 mill levy for teaching, extension, and experiment work at State College amid concerns about agricultural research funding.
The piece lavishes praise on the World Series as the ultimate national event. It contrasts the Pirates and Giants, noting early struggles and a rising Pirates arc from May cellar to pennant pursuit. It also contrasts Washington and Philadelphia in the American League, highlighting veteran leadership and youthful teams. It closes with expert commentary by manager and Stan Harris.
Washington reports rising home construction in large U S cities with 210 188 new dwellings for 1930 families in the first half of 1925 led by Los Angeles at 11 676 for the period The data reveals a shift toward single family homes while two family houses decline and apartment building remains strong amid a broader housing boom.
A large crowd enjoyed the American Legion sponsored musical comedy The Glorious Girl at the Broadway. Louise Colvin leads as curio shop clerk with Charlotte Wellcome portraying Mrs Winterfield, while Dr J J Kirby and Evelyn Donohue add comic intrigue. Numbers include Persian ballet, The Bowery chorus, and a strong ensemble finish. The production showcases elaborate scenery, chic costumes, and spirited dance routines, earning sustained applause.
The obituary recalls James Pennington a noted Butte lawyer who helped found the state bar association era and mentored many in the field. He practiced in Butte from 1897 until about ten years ago and was active in the Sliver Bar and Pythian lodge. His death drew tributes from colleagues, friends, and relatives in Roundup and Livingston.
Motion centers on powers rescinded by a board rift as Mr. Coolidge appointed Dalton of Cleveland to investigate. Palmer, Chairman O Connor, and Commissioner Benson urged continued board action as an index branch of government created by Congress.
The Associated Press reports negotiations opened on funding Czecho Slovakia debt as the president’s air board heard naval aviators. Hoover urged a four nation conference as the Inter-Parliamentary Union pushed for demilitarized zones and global governance.
Federal Reserve report for the Ninth District notes broad gains in car loadings, iron ore and linseed shipments, and a larger wool and lamb crop. Grain and livestock movement increases purchasing power and curb in bank deposits and loans. Oat stocks rise sharply, feeder hog movement hits record, and builders see potential permits and contracts. prices for wheat and potatoes improve. Do not soak fresh fish in water before cooking.
The Elks Jubilee ended with crowds up to 8500 on the final night despite poor weather. A packed housie-housie and varied acts including boxing, minstrel pieces, ukulele numbers, and vocal solos highlighted the week. Organizers called the jubilee a splendid success financially and in entertainment.
In Moscow crowds celebrate Russia’s return to alcohol after 11 years of partial prohibition. For three days sales surged with about 190000 quarts of 40 percent vodka sold, as lines formed outside shops. Citizens stood patiently in long queues from early morning, seeking the popular beverage.
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