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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
6
A huge Forsyth crowd attended the funeral of former Montana senator J E Edwards. Friends and relatives from across the state paid tribute as floral tributes overwhelmed the church altar and the cortege moved to the cemetery.
Assistant District Attorney Pecora announced a call to locate the gem thief after a conference with the attorney. The ultimatum came as education reforms were discussed and protection for the public was emphasized in the city.
A six inch snow blanketed Mount Lemmon near Tucson as residents reported flurries at Tanger Station and in the city. Snow continued to fall into the night, disrupting normal activity in Southern Arizona.
Obituary recounts the life of Senator Ralston born 1857 on a Ohio farm, his Indiana rise from governor to senator, and his reputations as a cautious yet forceful speaker who preferred farming to politics. It notes his two marriages and his children.
Ruth Naomi Ruether, a critically ill eight year old in a Washington hospital, dreams of her father Walter Ruether pitching in the world series. The AP reports the family’s baseball devotion amid Ruth’s pneumonia and the eight year gap since she last attended the classic with her father.
Helena Oct 14 Anthony Riley a smelter worker at Ban Helena was killed when his car struck a barrier. Peat Bowers a smelter employee was seriously injured along with Wiley Res a brother Pat Rivers a smelter employee at Mast Sarena and Ansther Wetter a Northern Pacific engineer. The deceased was unmarried and formerly lived in Livingston.
The Roosevelt committee outlines a different Milwaukee plan with 50 million debt, detailing cash needs and interest rates. It compares initial government payments and stockholder impacts to the Kuhn Loch plan, noting lower government outlay and adjusted bond and stock distributions under the Roosevelt proposal.
An order dismisses all non civil service workers and leaves about 300 clerks without jobs. Administrators will keep secrecy about appointing agents while new staff are formed. Mr Andrews notes no change to executive staff but says administrators must fill many positions.
Mrs Harvey Colt of Big Timber was elected president of district No 4 Montana Federation of Women's Clubs at the convention's closing session. Speakers included Chancellor Brannon of the University and county leaders who discussed citizenship and Montana products while urging support for home demonstrations and public service.
H E Byram president and receiver of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway led an inspection party reporting Western prosperity and an early end to the tebelvership He noted farmers gain independence and better ability to sell and country banks in a strong position with ample farm financing
A district parent teacher body is summoned to attend an upcoming meeting. Attendees are requested to review printed notices and prepare for discussion on school matters and community concerns.
Mrs C L Cumming and family return from a coast tour visiting Portland Seattle Astoria and Seaside Ore. The Peoples Church Women’s Guild meets at Stra William Sampson’s 2216 Harvard this afternoon before the county fair with Loomis Orchestra, a playlet, and handmade booths. Whittier Get Together Club dances Friday and a Kiddies dress contest. Mrs Pred Chapman hosts a Tuesday evening gathering under Ivor Bow Park Rocky Mountain Garden Club auspices with Gwen Kneebone singing and a pansy-decorated luncheon. Evelyn Lent celebrates her ninth birthday with games music and a luncheon at her parents’ East Mercury street home.
Police were summoned to a New York apartment at 4 AM after a man named Winters refused entry, killed his wife with a butcher knife, and stabbed himself. He reportedly had a history of jealousy and visits to roadhouses, as officers waited outside. Gloria Winters found slain, body left near the doorway.
The Nice congress opening tomorrow steadies stock exchange operations as investors await Mt Caillaux’s financial explanations to gauge if the government can secure a majority when the chamber reconvenes October 2.
He criticized top officers for failing to adopt a clear air program and warned that endless control by uneducated men and untrained officers has left the navy with low morale and ineffective management.
At noon in the Borden block the Whitehall club hosted a program with greetings by FF Bruno Isabel Brook and a violin solo by Mrs Haroldy Ayers. Mrs Flore Pace, Montana federation president, left for a month touring clubs from Billings to Havre. Various locals attend social visits, travel to Butte, and moves announced including the Jarman family relocating to Livingston. Obituaries note funeral services and local farewells.
An ad for Sherman and Reed Funeral Chapel highlights their compact service and intimate touches. It mentions a dedicated phone line and a location at Broadway and Arsona, signaling accessible arrangements.
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