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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1925
Page
2
Greek troops push into Bulgarian territory amid ongoing fighting near Petrich and Demirhisar as Greece seeks satisfaction for a dead Greek soldier. Diplomatic efforts surge with the League of Nations taking up the dispute and warnings of a serious international crisis.
Governor J E Erickson arrives in Butte for initiation ceremonies at the Scandinavian Fraternity lodge. The event features Butte lodge team led by John Lind Quist with officials from the state Fraternity in attendance at a banquet at the New Finlend.
The message extends heartfelt gratitude to friends and family for sympathy and floral offerings shown during the funeral of our beloved brother. Mrs. Joseph Leveque and family express appreciation for support and prayers.
Mina Lucille Pugh, attorney for Mrs. Duke, describes 20 years of self supporting vocal work. Mr. Duke provided no support, leaving her income nearly gone as she battles illness and her divorce decree issues. The case spans March filing, a New Jersey decree, and a May dismissal by Justice Glegrich.
The Nelson Sanders wedding 15 in Butte featured Neil Pratt Marcus Wilson O Farrell and Howard McGione leading the bridal party with Gladys Ayers Kelly Geraldine Hakgerty Vi Donahue O Farrell Thids of honor and Mary Jobbins as flower girl. The bride wore satin with lace and orange blossoms, the ceremony performed by Rev Charles F Chapman and the reception at the Silver Bow club with a buffet reception and flowers at the bride and guest tables. The couple plans a coastal honeymoon and will return in about two weeks.
Denver on October 23 Associated Press reports the case of Ray F. Shanks a Denver machinist charged with slaying his wife and 17 year old son as they slept at home on September 16 the prosecution seeks the gallows and the defense argues insanity with closing arguments set for tomorrow afternoon and jury verdict expected tomorrow.
A British Supermarine aircraft suffered a catastrophic mishap after a short practice flight off shore. Captain Biard escaped injury while Captain Broad aided him. salvagers found the wreckage with pontoons shattered and wings broken. The incident harms Britain’s Schneider race hopes and keeps other entries grounded for further testing.
Richart t of Great Falls Montana receives high honor as secretary treasurer of the Northwestern University Interfraternity Council. Harte, a senior in the School ofmerce, is named to the leading fraternity council, reflecting meritorious student movement and Northwestern pride.
The victim, Mrs. Grandovie, reportedly injured by in-law relatives, remains confined at Owens homestead and shows favorable recovery prospects. Doctors say the wound is improving after the attack occurred earlier this week, with expected complications waning and a good chance of recovery.
In October 23 release details the Lewis and Clark fair betting inquiry. Judge ANT Hora ordered further action as the state ex pot court found the information insufficient to charge. Public contention focused on the adequacy of facts and counsel arguments.
The article discusses alleged price fixing across industries. Mr Gary cites Supreme Court decisions on monopolies and Sherman Act enforcement, warning against arrangements that would unduly raise prices. He argues government aims to keep competition and fair profits, noting capacity growth but urging restraint to avoid curbing trade.
The Thundering Hero promises broad appeal with exciting action and new spectacle. Critics praise Lucien and Zane Grey influence while noting the film’s energetic pacing and wide entertainment value.
A sweeping frontier adventure pits wary protagonists against hostile Indians in a wild 19th century plains setting. Jack Holt Lois Wilson Noah Beery and Raymond Hatton deliver leading performances amid a dramatic buffalo stampede climax.
In Bucharest on October 28 the Romanian debt funding mission announced a settlement with Great Britain covering 40 years with 3 percent annual payments for interest and amortization. Romania owes the United States about 448 million dollars and will sail to the United States for talks on October 31.
In Seattle on October 28 electricity engines outpaced two steam freight locomotives from Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway. The steam engines showed weak power while the electric engine delivered steady drive and traction. Officials noted a significant, though partial, advantage for the electric locomotive in the test.
Dillon prepares to entertain about 500 delegates for the Montana Education Association convention at Beaverhead County High School. Principal A T Peterson arranged a special O B L railroad train from Butte for Thursday arrival, with lectures by Decl from the University of Montana and Governor Erickson to speak.
Ernest and Henry Shaffer of Argenta were arrested by Deputy State Game Warden Charles Price on charges of violating state game laws. They allegedly possessed three deer and initially claimed the third was killed by a brother in Anaconda, with a report that led to contact with the warden.
Dillon Montana October 23 Ire J died at Barrett hospital after a short illness He had been a county tea for 18 years and was 65 at death A brother is the only known relative Funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at Rundage chapel Rev T W Bennett of St James Episcopal church will officiate and interment will be in Mountain View cemetery
Sheepmen report two carloads of Rambouillet ewes sold for the highest postwar price to O A Schultz Sons of Sheridan. The sale marked a regional record, with the flock destined for shipment to New Hampshire. Dillon notes record for county agriculture amid wartime price reports.
Dillon fans expect the season’s hardest fought game as Beaverhead high meets Anaconda at Dillon Field tomorrow afternoon. The winner could claim top status amid a crowded crowd and high season excitement with Dillon’s Gyary Beaver in peak form despite injuries.
A fragmented Three Forks page lists residents attending dances, visits, and events. Names include Mrs. Byron Chidestar, Mra John Driscott, and Mrs. S.C. Moncker. Travelers such as Rose from Boseman and Madina from Clyde are mentioned with social gatherings in Boseman, Butte, and nearby towns.
Reported by the Associated Press from Washington, the status of a long-awaited Medal of Honor for a naval hero remains unresolved. Questions center on eligibility and the delay in awarding a gratuity tied to the hero’s acclaimed bravery aboard a battleship during wartime.
W A Clark III is preparing for an African journey. Details on dates and destinations are sparse in the fragmentary notice.
Deer Lodge Montana October 23 Powell county commissioners meet to approve full payment of 104.75 from the Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland as settlement for the shortage of former Powell county treasurer M F Hayes. Hayes and the surety are released from liability and Robert Miche lyng, now county treasurer, authorized to accept the payment.
Deer Lodge Oct. 23 Coach Hornby of Powell County announces the high school football squad will lineup for the annual battle with Helena Saint Friday. The team appears to feature Bid Potwn and Billie at quarterback with personnel as listed.
The Knights of Pythias hosted a ladies night with speeches and social time followed by a dance at St Marys hall. A local card party by St Marys guild drew a pleased crowd and extended into late dancing while Roundup and nearby visitors shopped and transacted in the county area.
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