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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1925
Page
10
Montana boosters gathered to back the Yellowstone Trail, noting Montana towns miss quota while Butte exceeds it. speakers urged better roadside upkeep, praised promotion spending, and pressed rail and highway interests to invest in improvements to sustain tourism along the trail.
Casper Casper Oct 12 Hugh Clymer shot and killed his former wife Maude Clymer at 253 South Lowell and then wounded himself. Police found Mrs Clymer dead in bed and Clymer in the same room, intoxicated and in critical condition. The couple had been divorced. relatives live in Moline Illinois and California. The Clymers resided in Dillon until 18 months ago and were well known in Beaverhead County. William Clymer, a brother, left Dillon for Casper after being informed of the tragedy.
Oct 12 The superstition that hoodoo fouls Poe works grows as J W Mayer Liberty Theatre manager dies of pneumonia. The Edgar Allan Poe play closed after a disastrous run, amid fears of unseen misfortune. Richard Mansfield, slated to act Boo in a future project, was also taken ill.
Edwards 16 years in the Montana legislature and a prominent state figure died recently. A Penniless cowboy who rose to influence, he worked as Crow Indian agent and Secretary Hitchcock’s representative in the Indian field, contributing to irrigation development on Crow reservation.
A number of Butte residents and friends of the late Senator Edwards will attend the Forsyth funeral tomorrow. Senator Harry Gallwey, a colleague in the Montana Senate, will be present. Edwards’ death came as a shock yesterday morning to his wide circle in Butte.
At Atlantic City the American Federation of Labor held a lively session on wages and contempt of court. A prior 104 resolutions committee report urged no wage cuts and was referred back for further consideration. Amendments proposing fair remuneration and shorter hours were defeated as the convention adopted the committee report by a large margin.
Dr. F J Hemmer travels from Phoenix block to Dubuque Iowa after a message claimed his brother a deputy sheriff was killed while on duty during an escape case. War Stearns an escaped Minors convict led a manhunt across river islands and fields as two other prisoners fled. Carlson recaptured near the jail platform. Keardell believed hiding in the city awaiting escape.
Federal agents prepared for searches without warrants at multiple homes tied to Thomas and Frank Agnello after locating drugs elsewhere. The court ruled searches at the Agnello residence proper during arrests but warned the warrantless searches to cars and ships failed to extend to residences.
New Orleans reports a church dispute as the house of bishops delegates a formal sentence and strikes Bishop Brown from the roll while claiming his orders remain valid. Amid the Episcopal church deliberations in Washington and New Orleans, nominees for presiding bishop and triennial convention plans emerge as Denver Los Angeles and Pittsburgh vie for the 2028 meeting site.
Bellefonte Pa Oct 12 The official board appointed by Superintendent Carl to investigate the crash of Air Mail Pilot Charles H Ames completed its probe tonight The body was found Sunday in the wrecked plane on Nittany mountain after a one day search The board included Hi B Shaver Fr Celhaus J D Hill and HT Lewis who assisted in preparing the report for the postmaster general
Commander MacMillan lauds his Bowdoin crew and companions from the expedition. He thanks the Navy aviators and National Geographic Society scientists for their roles and stresses the amphibian plane’s potential, while noting the dirigible as the only feasible air exit. He highlights hard work in Baffin land and Labrador interior.
The Associated Press reports that on October 12 the Supreme Court refused to review a case over whether copper smelting firms infringed George Campbell Carton's patent on reverberatory furnaces. The appeal by American Smelting and Refining Co. followed losses in lower courts.
May Robson stars in the comedy Hel Boys at Broadway on Friday with a strong supporting cast. After a three month run at Henry Miller theater in New York Helena's Boys remains a top season bet. The show, based on a Saturday Evening Post story, draws praise for Robson's charm and the witty, lightly risqué tone that suits her in the touring Broadway production.
John Christianson was arrested by police after allegedly smashing a large window at the Hennesay store on North Main. He was jailed on a charge of mal.
An unknown auto struck a vegetable truck at the Arizona Galena intersection last night. Driver Rony Filesi was heading south when his car hit the truck driven by Howard Brady, tearing a wheel from one car and breaking a front wheel on the other while scattering vegetables across the street.
Funeral notices for St George Cole and William Pope list services at Hichards chapel and Mount Mo Flan cemetery. Masonic remembrances for Levi Davis, with interments at Mountain View cemetery, and thanks from a bereaved family mark this local notice segment.
Police will not assist in raiding cabarets as federal officer Yellowley plans a mop up in Chicago. Chief Moran Collins says the police are too busy to aid, leaving the raid to federal agents alone.
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