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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1925
Page
7
Prof A A Douglass city superintendent says vocational training funds shared by local and state governments leave districts bearing half costs. He argues merchants benefit from school cooperation, noting salesmanship aids individuals nations creeds and is vital for clerks, professionals, and business people alike.
Ike Cohen of 1950 Ansiee street Chicago brother of Sam Cohen suffered morphine poisoning and died at James hospital early Thursday. Butte police located him yesterday and will decide disposal. Dr. E J Dobos, chemist at St James hospital, performed autopsy confirming morphine poisoning. Lawrence Muldoon of 208 West Broadway Butte, present at Panama hotel Utah avenue, will be buried Sunday from his mother's home with Rev Z C O Farrell officiating.
Attorney Pat Geagan spoke on The American Constitution noting colonial gatherings from 1643 to 1778 shaped fundamental law and the Bill of Rights. He said nine amendments followed the Constitution to protect future rights, calling the document a shelter and beacon for safety and happiness. The meeting featured reports by D. A. McAlpine and Floyd Noyes and a guest of honor HB. Link of Hollywood Exchange Club. A harmonica quartet and piano provided light entertainment.
An American-born detainee faced deportation and sought habeas corpus relief in a United States district court. The respondent argued ongoing detention warranted inquiry, while the petitioner claimed unlawful confinement pending immigration status resolution. The court released the individual, directing further proceedings consistent with due process.
The Standard presents an all-star football features package with Knute Rockne Tad Jones Glenn Warner Jack Kelly and North American Newspaper Alliance. It promises insights on coast conferences star players coaches and season stories with all-American selections after the season.
Mike Casey accused Barth of snatching cash from his pocket and testifying in court. Barth, found guilty by Justice Buckley, was fined 15 dollars after conflicting testimony about half of a twenty, five, and one dollar bill. Additional cases included a domestic dispute and a disturbance charge in Lewin court.
An incomplete clipping reports the marriage of Lefty Ayn and Miss Sullivan in a private ceremony. The text is garbled but indicates a wedding with a few confident phrases, though many words are unreadable.
A regional effort to curb disease containment leads to a conference this afternoon with former Governor James B. Ferguson representing the state. The measure may affect livestock and farm products shipped into or through surrounding states and prompts local interest.
The department of agriculture reports the crop condition in North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota and Montana as well below September 1 levels. Rust and disease blamed for lower quality and yield in spring wheat, with ratings around seventy three for spring bread wheat.
Charles F Clemons, 64, former United States official in the territory, committed death by own action in Honolulu. He shot himself after leaving letters to Mrs Clemons mentioning ill health. Clemons had practiced in Connecticut and at Butte Montana and played a leading role on two commissions to revise Hawaii laws. He was born in Manchester Vermont.
Juvenile football season opens with three fields in use on East Second Street Hebgen. Juniors split into two divisions heavyweights and lightweights. Matches begin at 9 am with Englewood vs McQueens and hubs vs Centerville at 9 20.
Minneapolis dispatch reports University of Minnesota may bar Neil Tiny Hyde from football after eligibility committee found he was two thirds of a year’s credits short of the required minimum. Hyde, a Montana native, played four line position at the University of Montana before transferring last fall. Officials will not finalize action until faculty committee reviews the case.
Jim Barnes of New York was proclaimed unofficial champion today at the Columbia Country Club. Willie MacFarlane, also of New York, was named American open champ for the event. Fort Worth Panthers win sixth straight Texas league title by defeating Dallas Eve in the final game. Jockey W. Magee is killed in Salt Lake after a fall in the first race at the Utah Racing Association track.
A high school term introduces The Story of Human Progress by Marshall McMillan. The volume portrays Neanderthals as progenitors, notes their hairy, low browed features, limited speech, and simple gestures, while tracing humanity’s ascent from cave dwellers to modern times. The approach emphasizes student interpretation rather than routine study.
In a bustling Anaconda Star classified page item, a deal on a car costs only two hundred dollars. A friend’s purchase prompts talk of prosperity while a couple considers new wheels, drawing curious glances from bystanders and raising questions about value and luck.
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