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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1925

Page

2

Pursuit Ends in Arrest in Anaconda Night Escape

Maurice Tobin, 22, of Vroom block Butte, was captured by Anaconda officers after an overnight chase that began at 2 am when he emerged from a coal chute at the B A P passenger station. Tobin led a night-long pursuit before retreating to the station. he was jailed on an investigation charge and faces possible burglary charges as Butte authorities join in the inquiry.

Maurice Tobin Vroom Butte Matchett Safollock Tobin Russell Oxorns Hie Smolllook Wai Chute Matchettnd Smotlock American Commission M. Caillaux Passibie Ita France

Eleven Local Scholars to Attend University

Eleven graduates from Anaconda High School and four from Granite County High School have been accepted by the State University. Attendance by local students includes Thomas McCarthy Edward Marsh Sidney Stewart Howard Thompson Philip Thompson Adolf Still Margaret Durkin Thelma Jacobson Mary McBride Catherine Husell Helen Steckler Harold Kaiser Mile Percy Leland Schilling Bernice Owen. Registration for the coming year is set for September 29 and 30 with dormitories ready by September 27 and meals starting September 30 noon.

Anaconda Granite County High School Thomas McCarthy Edward Marsh Sidney Stewart Howard J Thompson Philip ‘Thompson Adolph Still Margaret Durkin

Anaconda Youth Wins Music Scholarship Again

Truman Boardman, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Boardman of 612 West Park, wins another Cincinnati Conservatory music scholarship. The award allows study with violinist Jean ten Have. Boardman has drawn praise in Anaconda and elsewhere for performances with Loar International Chautauqua across Indiana, Illinois, and Ohio. He plans to graduate from the Conservatory and pursue further study or orchestral work.

Truman Boardman J.M. Boardman West Park Avenue Cincinnati Conservatory Cincinnati Ohio Boardman Jean Ten Have Loar International Chautauqua Indiana Illinois

The Fighting Demon at Imperial Theater Tonight

The Fighting Demon starring Richard Talmadge comes to the Imperial theater tonight and tomorrow night for its first local showing. Critics hail it as the likely top melodrama of the season with lively leaps and humor aboard ship and in South America.

Richard Talmadge Imperial Theater South America

Arrests Reported by Anaconda Police

Three arrests reported by Anaconda Police with Peter Murphy cited by Officer dmands after a Saturday evening stop. Nels Arvid noted under suspicion of speeding while Charles Hertman faces drunken and disorderly charges. Hertman held by Officers Campbell and dmands with $10 bond to appear in police court today.

Peter Murphy Nels Arvid Charles Hertman Campbell

Tennis tournament draws large crowds at Washoe Park

Miss Mackerine Roach and Sam Stevenson defeated Mrs Luxton and Gregor McGregor in the one day tennis event at Washoe Park. Finals scores were 3-1 and 6-3. The day featured a large turnout with all courts busy and many exciting games throughout the afternoon.

Mackerine Roach Sam Stevenson Mrs Luxton Gregor McGregor Washoe Park

Whistling From Coast 10 Coast Continues Across States

Gray and White lead a coast to coast whistle tour using crowds to raise funds. The pair face hardships, hitchhiking with a 60 day limit, collecting from towns like Albany and Butte, aided by local patrons, while planning further travel toward Seattle and a southern return.

Aurora Borealis Seen Across Multiple States

Reports from Helena Lewistown and Great Falls describe a vivid aurora borealis lighting skies in the region early Sunday night. Observers noted bright glows and shooting streaks, calling it a rare, beautiful display unseen for years.

Assocteea Sr Helena Lewistown Lewiston Idaho Jere

Park Street Ramblers Edge Enemies in Juvenile Football

The Park Street Ramblers defeated an opponent by score at the city center game. Players included McDonald and Cord ends, Barich and Sliney tackles, Merche and Syatovich guards, Geary center, Birley Strager Clark and Frankovich backs. Specials Pitzpatrick Connolly ends Kerrigan, Martinson tackles Powers Dougherty guards Betrick center Barry Gyork J Betrick Ruane backs. Ramblers seek more junior city games. Information call McDonald, captain.

Park Street

Inquiry into Air Service to Get Under Way Today

Washington dispatch reports the presidents special board launches an exhaustive inquiry into the air defense situation. The panel, appointed after Col. William Mitchell critiqued the services, will hear Acting Secretary of War Davis and top Army and Navy air leaders outline current aircraft efforts and policy.

Special Air Board Associated Press Washington Army Navy Air Services William Mitchell Mitchell Army Air Arm House Colon San Antonio Texas Davis Wilbur Navy Patrick Army Air Service John L. Hines Bricadier Hugh A. Drum Font

Property values decrease page continues on page two

Figures for Gus show 1924 1926 assessments with a countywide drop and gains in other values. The following table outlines shifts in Flathead County tax assessments with last year’s totals and current year increases and losses.

MacVeagh Named U S Ambassador to Japan

The Associated Press reports Charles MacVeagh of New York is acceptable as the new United States ambassador to Japan. Washington expected to receive word within a day. The note comes amid dispatches from Havana about police orders to arrest men harassing women on streets. In Sacramento, four men robbed the Senator Theater of four thousand dollars, with quick getaway in a waiting car as police formed a trail.

Associated Press Charles MacVeagh New Yor United States Japan Washington Havana Rogerio Zayas Bazan Sacramento Mavana Polonger

Shenandoah probe will start today in Maryland

A court of inquiry opens in Maryland to investigate the destruction of the Shenandoah dirigible on Sept. 4. Key witnesses include Col. Mitchell and Capt. Heinen who have accused navy leadership of negligence. Lieutenant Commander Rosendahl will present the disaster report and survivors testify on the battle with the elements and the craft's ultimate crumpling.

Asse Lakenurst Coolidge Navy Onio William Mitch Army Air Service Anton Heinen Whantchett Charles ©. Rosendahl Aleahip

Plan campaign on law enforcement continues nationwide

Plan to arouse public sentiment and enlist the people to support stronger law observance and enforcement is highlighted as proponents challenge the Eighteenth amendment. WEST STEAMER BURNED Fenix, claimed oldest in the world, destroyed by fire near Motala wharf. Built 1848 and rebuilt several times. 16 passengers and crew escaped.

Keeping Sweden Motala Stockholm

Former Diplomat Dresel Dies at 54 in Mass Home

Ellis Loring Dresel a former U S diplomat and signer of the German peace treaty and once American charge d affaires in Berlin after the war died at his home in Mass yesterday aged 54.

Lui Loring Dresel Drogming Mass Ellis Loring Dresel Germany Berlin Yonterday

Police Seek Man In Death Probe In Chicago

Police intensified their inquiry into the death of Rose Tabor daughter of late Senator H A W Tabor. A real estate dealer was arrested after his photo appeared in Miss Tabor s apartment and a note on the back hinted at threats. The body was found in her Chicago apartment with burns and bruises. a janitor and neighbor reported the scene and the man in the photo remained in custody for questioning.

Chicago Rose Tabor H. A.W. ‘Tabor Eatat Nan Fee Tabor Mise Tabor O Mise Tabor Rounaci Gressed Tabor Milwaukee Ina Potter's Field

Famous Sculptor Paul Bartlett Claimed By Death

Paris reports the American sculptor Paul Wayland Bartlett died here from septicaemia contracted after a minor fishing accident in the Ardennes. Bartlett, of New York, signed the pediment over the house wing of the United States Capitol and created other noted works.

Associat Paris Paul Wayland Bartlett Forest of Ardennes New York

Child Gives Life in Rescue Attempt at Saint Croix

In Taylor's Falls Minnesota an 11-year-old girl Evelyn Wampler and her 9-year-old companion Irene Anby died while trying to rescue each other from the Saint Croix river. The crowd of about 2000 witnessed the tragedy as the younger girl fell from a footpath into the swift water. Evelyn's body was recovered about 20 minutes after the plunge. Both girls were daughters of Minneapolis residents James Wampler and A Anby respectively.

Associated Press Taylor's Falls Minn Saint Croix River Evelyn Wampler James Wampler Minneapolis Irene Anby A. Anby

Tenor Candidate Declares Run in Philadelphia

Sept 20 Philadelphia Jonn XX, a tenor and former governor of Pennsylvania from 1811 to 1915, tonight announced his candidacy for another term. The announcement signals a return to public life by the veteran figure amid mounting political activity in the state capital.

Philadelphia Jonn XX Pennsylvania

Futures dealing in grain faced criticism from federal trade body

The federal trade commission in its sixth report on the grain trade flags futures delivery as not stabilizing prices. It finds data show futures tend to depress future prices and move markets away from cash prices, due to speculation and hedging dynamics.

Washington Federal Trade Mission Commission

Eddy Bakery Fire Damages New Montana Plant

In Eddy the bakery suffered heavy damage after a fire at its modern sunlit building. Owner Mr O Connell praised the fire safety design and said the plant would have suffered worse otherwise. Legal notices follow in the Montana district court, including an order for sale of estate assets in Christie case with dates in 1825 and 1928.

Eddy Bakery O'Connell Third ‘Judicial “District Montana James B. Christie Ala Eeokae

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