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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
7
By the Antocated Press. Washington reports that Interior Department representatives from several western states discuss potential relief measures. The mood among attendees is strong, with expectations the president may consider action, though no protests have been received yet.
The piece notes inflation pressures and shifting economics driving German dealers to adopt installment payments. It highlights buyer demand, retailer caution, and the broader impact on retail practice during a period of price changes and financial strain.
The article covers the Methodist Episcopal annual meeting with reports from two church subdivisions and remarks on personal conduct and faith. It notes a Helena state fair report, quotes Mark Twain, and includes a brief criminal scene involving Kate Sullivan and other individuals in a moonshine raid.
A Vancouver project outlines a new pledge to continue a memorial honoring Harding. The wording suggests a civic commitment embedded in local measures and public remarks. Community leaders frame the act as a lasting tribute and moral obligation.
Tension rises in Damascus with French troops patrolling and public buildings guarded by barbed wire and machine guns. Authorities arrest leading Syrians amid a volatile political climate as the El Atrash movement issues a unifying manifesto. Public security remains precarious outside major cities.
The report details prohibition enforcement costs, noting totals rising from 2,089,274 in 1920 to 8,195,000 in 1928 for operations against liquor and drug offenders. It cites limited enforcement, moral problems, and widespread violations as driving factors, with worst enforcement in New York City and varied results across Indiana communities and inland areas.
Fragmented reports show a Paris discussion on Allied strategy with experts from Britain and France debated military planning. Canlaux, Guertin, Mc Briand, and Briand criticize delays and urge decisive action while Calllaux heads to Washington to urge readiness and settlement.
Two men were killed and two were severely burned when a powder car exploded inside the Elmrove Coal mine near Philadelphia. The incident occurred midnight as five sound cans of powder ignited, injuring laborer Frandelphia and Sydney Prichard of Trindlefield. Meanwhile Montefiore congregation plans services for Jonbas Sncnam at 6:30 and on weekend mornings.
Frail, garbled report from the School of Mines notes the freshmen reclaiming the emblem at the main hall after a disruption. Names like Tituse, Elmer White, Frank Jones, Melvin Clover Lambert, Steve Cone, and Emmett Lane appear in a fragmented account of the incident and its aftermath.
A historical newspaper item reports Japan’s birth rate near four per minute with charts and figures showing Japan leading among nations. It notes Germany Britain France and others with varying birth rates, and mentions population growth trends and a monetary figure in yen.
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