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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1925

Page

2

Stevens 6 Dead After Hard Fight

The Stevens case centers on a deadly confrontation at a rooming house at 19 Utah avenue. Martin denies a knife was used, saying Mrs. Martin stood before the rooming house when Stevens struck her. Martin then attacked Stevens with a poker outside. Detectives found Stevens a block away bleeding, taken to St James hospital where doctors fought to save him but he did not recover. Martin claims several people aided Stevens in beating him before arrest.

Stevens Martin Utah Avenue Seamening Alley Rodda Gerry St. James Hospital South Arizona Stree O'Rourke McMahon Kane Manga Aring Mnivan Mie

Insects Sold in Tokio for Musical Qualities

A fragment notes crickets sold in Tokyo for their musical qualities. It mentions bamboo cages, a peculiar charm for summer, and price ranges around 80 to 3 yen each amid diverse listings.

Tokio

Dark colored one piece dress for autumn wear

The article describes a dark one piece frock for school and college wear with printed satin inserts and silver toned metal buttons. It notes options to brighten the dress with silk collar trims and discusses high necklines, long sleeves, and convertible collars for a tailored, versatile look.

Mater Hal

Pythian Lodge Session Closes After Election Contests

The Helena grand keeper of records Leo Dennis and assistants Caufield of Great Falls and Perham of Butte led officers in closing the Pythian Lodge session. Debates over hosting the next grand lodge section split Deer Lodge and Kalispell with Billings as a hopeful. A $108 donation funded from grand lodge treasuries supported a night event featuring an exhibition drill by a youthful group.

Leo Dennis Helena A. H. Caufield Great Falls Arthur Perham Butte William A. Falefull Sand Coulee Ernest Te Deer Lodge Kalispell Billings Grand Lodge Treamirs Iittie

Mayor Hylan Concedes Defeat After Primary Returns

Mayor Hylan faced a decisive primary loss as returns showed opponent State Senator Walker leading. Police guarded his Brooklyn home while Hylan, in a jovial mood, prepared to address the results. daughter said he would not comment on potential independent action against Walker and Waterman.

NEW Toric Hylan New York Times Brooklyn Associated Prep New York Walker Tammany John F. Sinnott

Whitehall Briefs from County Attorney Visit to Whitehall

County Attorney Howard Johnson visited Whitehall on Thursday. Mrs. Harry Lacry arrived from California to spend a few weeks with relatives. Tol Yotter is improving in St. James hospital. Mesdames Bana Harden J H Houghton and J H Mosier attended a Women's Missionary society study hour at the Mosier home. John Alexander family from Hartison rented Tidball property to move here for high school access. Miss Cora Owsley returned to Butte to resume teaching. Marriage reported in Bozeman on Sept 6 of former Whitehall resident Lappy. Donahue now employed in Anaconda with A G Company.

Whitehall Howard Johnson Harry Lacry California Wesday

Louina Lodge Sewing Club Meeting Highlights

South Side News reports a Louina Lodge Sewing Club gathering at Mrs. Lillie Leybold home with Mrs Christina Umhang as host, sharing needlework, a garden flower decorated luncheon, and planning next meeting on Sept 23 at Mrs James Hirons home with Mrs H L Piasot as assistant hostess.

Louina Lodge Sewing Club Lillie Leybold South Dakota Street Leybold Christina Umhang James Hirons HL. F. Piasot Johnny Kobragia Yale Avenue Edward Moriarity William Gerry Helena Winifred Derry Princeton Avenue Ted Weber Ed Parken Washington Edna Weagurs Peg Weagars May Lynchahan Mary Connelly Freda Roesti Mary Cameron Mary Davenport Ellen. Erickson Messrs Otto Lemin Leo Newman Pat Newman Reggie Bennett Joseph Dunlap Schley Street Murray Hostal Dunlap Misvrances Lershman Murray John McIntosh Thomas Connell Port Orchard Wash Tens FiteLanahan Janet Kathryn Ki Marion Davis Elizabeth Pope Katherine Coughlin Elizabeth Phillips Hazel Lyman Elizabeth Graham Muriel Stone Olive Nash Rose Lees Opal Shott Kathryn Graney Harriet de Mors Ann McLanahan William Louie Booth William Booth Grand Avenue Charles Rhodes Booth Rhodes Ella McCoy Clarence Booth Mary Mis Janet Booth Monsie J. C. le Graff James Brow Add Burke Irene Laughnan State Street Ball Los

Prohibition Not Cause of Crime Claims From Officials

A column argues prohibition is not the root of crime and urges an intelligent, law respectful attitude toward enforcement. It cites school officials and teachers finding no clear link to moral breakdown, notes troubling college behavior, and references some conservative denomination concerns about student integrity.

Four men arrested on bootlegging charges by detectives

Detectives Gerry and Sullivan arrested four men on bootlegging charges yesterday. The men gave names as Jom Boyle of the 300 block North Wyoming street John Scott and Jack Smith of the 00 block North Main street and Angelo Prodi of the 100 block Bust Park street. 2 Copper Leaf Hive No 945 L C T ML will elect officers tonight at 1 0 C F hall West Broadway. Nora McLaughlin Com-

Gerry and Sullivan Jom Boyle North Wyoming Street John Scott Jack Smith North Main Street Angelo Prodi Park Street Copper Leaf Hive C. F. Hall West Broadway Nora McLaughlin

Potter rate plan outlines show rail concession tests

Testimony from Ferguson Wettling Newman Friday and Roberts accompanied the outline of the Potter rate plan aimed at boosting railroad securities value. Chairman Altchtson said hearings will end tomorrow and resume October 26 in Chicago for cross examination and new testimony before moving to coast hearings in November and December. Delegates gather for Montana Methodist conference as the city hosts over 800 expected, with more than 1,600 anticipated to participate and a first business session set for tomorrow morning at the church.

Walter Ferguson First National Bank of Oklahoma City Federal Reserve Board L. E. Wettling Western Roads F. R. Newman Soo ‘Lines David Friday Michigan State Agricultural College George L. Roberts National City Bank of New York Altchtson Apeal Hoch-Smith Commission Ala Chicago Pacific Coast St. Paul Denver San v Dallas Kansas City Methodist Great Falls Montana Methodist State Conference Dr. Adams H. B. Mitchell F. 8. Wolf H. H. Heath Charles Edward Locke Enuiren

Swiss Village Reappears After One Hundred Years Submerged

Archival note from Aland reports a village once submerged for a century rising again as Lake Anttonay receded. The find suggests ancient introns and roads reemerging, with local observers noting the water’s retreat revealing prior structures and artifacts amid changing shoreline conditions.

Pierce 10 Visit Big Auto Plants

Howard Pierce head of Howard Pierce Inc and four Pierce Arrow Franklin and Hup distributors leaves Friday for a tour of manufacturers with A C Torgerson of Torgerson Brothers Anaconda auto dealers and managers of Intermountain Transportation Co They will visit Pierce Arrow plants in Buffalo next week and later meet Franklin and Hup groups in Detroit Pierce is Montana's pioneer car dealer and an inventive engineer with aluminum wristpin ideas attracting eastern engineers Complex notes on plans and opinions from Pierce and Torgerson wrap the trip with a focus on sales campaigns and future models.

Howard Pierce Howard Pierce, Inc Pierce-Arrow Franklin and Hup Automobiles A.C. Torgerson Franklin Hupmobile Organization Detroit Mr. Pierce Montana Pierce-Arrow Automobiles Franks Pierce Torgerson Viait Torgerson As Nda

Government tax collection costs in 1925 reported

Dureau's report shows 1925 appropriations for prohibition enforcement at 9.013 million and narcotic law enforcement at 1.1285 million, with similar totals the prior year. Excluding these, tax collection cost equates to 1.49 dollars per 100 in 12 months, delaying a planned fair until next April.

Dureau

Buick Plans New Butte Home On West Galena Street

Buick announces construction of a new building at the southwest corner of West Galena and junction streets in Butte. Expected to open January 1, 1926, the three story facility will triple present space, house a repair shop, offices, and a parts depot for state distribution. C Goddard is contractor. the site replaces former landmarks torn down after fire hazards. Ground was broken yesterday at the Colorado location.

West Galena But’ Buick Company Schu Macher Montana West Galena Street Roy Murray Butek Bulek ‘Organization Butte C. Goddard The Colorado

Montana Woman Fatally Wounded In Confectionery

A woman from the Fourth ward was found with a bullet hole through her head early Tuesday in a small confectionery run by her and her husband. The motive remains unclear while authorities investigate. A Japan bound train reported progress toward Tokyo to Kodsu with a plan for enhanced service and potential robbery noted in the same report.

Rman Japan Tokyo Kodsu

Jackson Remains Taken For Interment

The body of Gera Morton Jackson was taken last evening along with his brother for burial services to be held at the family plot, with interment scheduled at a nearby cemetery.

Funeral notices for Michael Mufich and Robert Martyn Roberta

The funeral for the late Michael Mufich will be held Thursday at a local hospital. In this city last evening at a local hospital Martyn Roberts, a Wales native, aged 46, residence in Butte, remains at Daly Mortuary.

Moberts Martyn Roberta Rative of Wales Butte Forts Daly Mortuary

Tyack Funeral Service Set for Wednesday Noon

The funeral of William Tyack will be held Wednesday at 1:20 PM from 119 Harrison Street. Services are at St. John's Episcopal, with C.F. Chapman Scount assisting.

Williay Harrison St. John's C.F. Chapman Scount

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