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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1925
Page
4
Seven episodes linked Lee blood gifts preceded deaths causing pain in his arm and nausea. Investigations suggest simultaneous patient deaths, prompting questions about physician conclusions and the risk of error, fraud, or bias among trained researchers.
Wisconsin politics focus on the La Follette family's dynamic as Young Bob drives the party’s mythic show while Philip La Follette seeks a Senate path. The piece contrasts Wisconsin’s yawning stage with New York’s dramatic election scene and weighs primary outcomes, party unity, and voter mobilization amid a polarized field.
Helena hosts a state fair without state funds, relying on backers and popular enthusiasm. The program promises meritorious exhibits and a strong horse racing card, with Butte and Anaconda pledged to generous support, showcasing Montana's industrial progress and educational value.
An Oakland hospital reports Lemuel Leech, 18, with brain concussion who, in delirium, speaks pure Latin without prior study. His mother cannot explain the feat. London physicians recount Frederick George Lee who has donated blood to twenty four patients over three years, seven of whom died, without knowing or tracking outcomes.
The piece notes Georgia plans for a Woodrow Wilson college with Valdosta contributing 500 acres and 500000 dollars, aiming to raise 1 million in state funds and potentially 10 million more from Wilson supporters nationwide. It references Col Edward M. House and others aiding the effort and mentions political commentary on Coolidge, Borah, and current events of the era.
Butte garden club prepares floral displays to represent the city at the Montana State Fair in Helena. A Mountain Garden club representative will install entries Tuesday, with Miss Isobel Kilroy collecting exhibitor names at the chamber of commerce. Prizes include awards for best displays in multiple classes, with specific stems and color categories.
In Butte a 50 60 settlement ends a threatened walkout by 176 laundry workers after a special union session accepted a conference committee report. Managers granted higher pay and better conditions, averting a strike. The piece also notes multiple funeral notices and obituaries for local residents including Auger, Henry Holtman, and Mrs Caroline Hodge All.
Two pairs of sisters Mildred and Alice Kay from the Vanity Dollar Association Beaven present a unique act at the Broadway theater today. The Muriel sisters are highlighted for their special notice as the production features lavish costumes and elaborate staging in In the Land of Laughter.
The program features Bergen and Company's ventriloquial act The Operation with a one act skit and dummies, Carmen and Rose from Down Under with singing and dancing, Hurio the strongman performing Hercules style feats, and a photo feature Seven Days with an all star cast. Nick Nas headlines a late Sholto incident in St Paul Minnesota with GenevieveSan fouk.
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