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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1925
Page
2
Remains of the late Frank Dee are at the Sherman Reed home. Time and place of funeral will be announced. No rematch interment noted.
Funeral arrangements announced with a service at Walsh's chapel on Tuesday morning. Requiem will be celebrated at Sacred Church, followed by interment in Holy Cross cemetery.
William Tyack aged 62 died yesterday at the family residence. Funeral arrangements to be announced later. Survived by wife and sisters Mrs Gorge P. Hennett and Mrs H Yee. Further relatives listed in local notice.
The article discusses a government inquiry into the Army and Navy air administrations and the push for a unified air service. It notes President Coolidge plans to appoint a commission, aims to report before Congress convenes in December, and expects extensive hearings, expert testimony, and possible trips to air service centers.
In observance of the society's thirty first anniversary, Butte camp No 188 Woodmen of the World begins a membership drive. Appointed committee includes Det. A Crise chair. JW Wanlech JH Mulliam A Greenfields Mt T Roberts Thomas Duignan and many others. The order operates in nine western states and has contributed $4100,000 to Butte relations since 1893. A social will be held next Wednesday evening with NcNaughton chairing the entertainment committee.
The funeral for the late Erker will be held Monday morning at time from the family residence 271 Awards Street to St Ann’s Church. A requiem mass will follow at one o clock. Interment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery. Further details announced later.
The transcript quotes Admiral Moffett criticizing false charges against aviation officials. He asserts responsibility lies with others and defends the Shenandoah and aviation’s role, denying claims of propaganda or misused funds. The debate centers on airplane safety, race arrangements, and national defense implications.
Mrs McIntyre and her children were among the five killed when an auto collided with a freight engine with the Great Northern line. The party, including two cousins and O W McIntyre, were en route to church from Shelby. coroner opened an inquest. Local residents described the crash as a horror, with several passengers dying at once or shortly after.
A youth named Leo Kiley was arrested by Officers Sullivan and Tucker after a shot was fired in front of the Arizona pool hall on East Park Street. Police arrived to quell a disturbance as the youth fled east on Park Street before stopping.
Announcement says Joseph Conway a Butte boy who graduated from St. Louis School of Embalming has joined the staff of the Mr Walsh company. Mention covers naval safety, Commander John Rodgers, and defense administration while disputing charges against Shenandoah PN-9 incidents as unfounded.
A divorced woman named Mazel, 33, was found slain after her former husband, Govner, reportedly threatened her and appeared jealous. Witnesses and Jacobs placed Dansersig at the scene. the victim was dead when officers arrived.
Funeral services for Jack Heeser, a Butte based pilot, were held at the Masonic temple in Sheridan with a 2:30 p m Episcopal service. An American Legion firing squad honored the soldier, and aviator Harold Oates flew from Butte. flowers were dropped from a plane as earth covered the casket. Large attendance in both cities marked the ceremony.
Tex, a nearly four ton elephant, escaped from a circus and has since drawn a posse of about 100 men in Tupelo Arkansas. Owner G C Newton arrived from Cairo Indiana and demanded removal from the county with repayment for the animal. Officials renewed efforts to recapture Tex using ropes and tackles while the elephant reportedly injured trainer W B Cunningham and overturned a car during the escape.
A damaged legal notice from Deer Lodge County outlines street widening or easement actions along Fine Street from Park to Seventh, Walnut Street from Park to Seventh, and Spruce Street from Wittesteet to Seventh, with reference to Bevensh and west property lines and stated dimensions. The fragmented text mentions easement actions, property lines, and street extensions in vague terms.
The notice outlines proposed improvements on Pine Fifth Sixth and Fourth streets in the original town area including electric lighting along specified blocks from Walnut Street to Pine and east to the east property lines. It references a city engineer prepared plan and seeks actions under Special Improvement District No 10 with a meeting date and city clerk certification.
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