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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1925
Page
12
Preparations for Halloween include witches, goblins, and moonlight tricks as readers recall old traditions. Police warn of pranks like gate stealing and vandalism, urging restraint while deputies in Young America promise patrols and a calm, law abiding celebration.
Leon A. Tinstein of New York was the fire casualty of a storm in Butte. He slipped on a slick sidewalk in the 300 block of South Montana Street yesterday and sustained a broken right leg. He was taken to St. James hospital.
The Helen St Albany class moves from the administration building to the banquet room of the New Minten hotel for a series of free lectures on applied psychology at the high school auditorium. The club aims to study psychology and allied subjects and plans lectures from New England and eastern federations to advance interest.
Miss Tynne Antilla aged 22 a native of Calumet Mich died at home 604 ia street this morning after lingering illness. Survived by husband Twaddle three brothers Arthur of City and Charley Antilla of California. Body at Sherman Moed chapel.
Mr H Bowden will chair the weekly luncheon of the Butte Exchange Club. Miss Molen of St Albans will discuss The Psychology of Business. Exchangives Congdon and Waters will provide musical surprises.
Arguments were heard in Chicago over fraud charges linked to the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad reorganization. Atttorney Lessing Moeenthal and Judge James H. Wilkerson weighed bids by Kuhn Loeb and Rosenthal over 28 million dollars in bonds and the plan’s refinancing. Proceedings paused with Rosenthal and Kuhn Loeb groups set to resume tomorrow as disputes over securityholder notices and conditions continue.
A Butte gathering praised the Salvation Army and urged support for a relief fund. Speakers noted $4,000 raised so far with $12,628 remaining, and reported district contributions totaling $2,042.32 plus smaller gifts from residents. Major Baynton outlined the Army's broad welfare and reform work, stressing feeding the hungry and clothing the unclothed while urging continued community backing. A luncheon was planned for today at 12:15 with expectations of a large turnout.
A cautionary first degree assault case against Charles Finley was dismissed after Warwick did not appear. Finley allegedly shot Warwick on Mercury street. Warwick reportedly is in Idaho. County Attorney Sullivan noted repeated continuances awaiting Warwick’s appearance.
Butte supporters departed yesterday to attend the Gonzaga versus Bell Indian game in Spokane on Saturday. Some travelers plan to watch the Idaho against U. S. CG contest in Moscow today, with others joining later.
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