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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1926
Page
1
A colorful gathering was staged by a gay crowd at the Anaconda Country Club. The event highlighted social and fraternal activities with notable attendance and festive displays as members celebrated community life.
The Knights of Columbus, meeting in Philadelphia, urge President Coolidge and the state department to end perceived contempt by Mexican officials toward American citizens. They demand protection and equal treatment for Americans in Mexico and seek a $100,000 fund to educate on Soviet and other political threats, as read to influence policy.
The American secretary of the area, Andrew W. Mellon, met Premier Mussolini at the Chigi palace. They spoke privately for over an hour and a half with Volpi and Grandi present at times. A second meeting is planned in a few days to discuss financial matters.
Seattle August 6 Thomas Johnson, confessed killer of 14, resisted Minnesota’s refusal to extradite for capital punishment. He preferred Iowa execution. Johnson cited Leonard Erndahl of Minneapolis as another victim, as detectives chase him in jail after a sensational confession from a downtown ice house.
Superior Judge Arthur Keetel sharply rebuked the county grand jury for how it handled the disappearance of evangelist Aime Semple McPherson last May. He cited leaks from the jury room and a member's suggestion to a county official to the public, warning it could suggest political interference.
Large fires in the northwest have burned about 220000 acres so far this year, nearing four times the prior year’s total and spreading rapidly with about half of the area burned in the last ten days. Local officials warn of continuing risk as drought and dry conditions persist.
MISSOULA Aug. 5 Forest fires this season have burned over 220000 acres in District No 1, with 113160 acres burned in the last 10 days of July. Private holdings inside reserves reached 50000 acres. total burn areas include Blackfeet Flathead and Pend d Oreille forests. Gusty winds fanned the flames as crews fought on Haycreek Bug Creek and Carhou Meadow Creek, amid a strong gale that hindered visibility in Lewistown from migratory smoke.
In BISMARCK on August 5, Captain Ewing W Campbell a 66 year old miner and landowner was shot and killed in his front yard after a duel with his 22 year old son Edgar who faced manslaughter charges after a coroner’s jury ruled the son killed his father. The two men argued after an alleged assault on the mother. Edgar surrendered after the exchange of two shots each.
Fava Oek plays a prominent part in a great meet as attendees seek diversion from the links with bridge and tea. Women participate in the event, showcasing social sports and entertainment amid the tournament atmosphere.
Ideal conditions marked a state tournament at the Anaconda Country Club where golf and social activities thrived. A lively veranda scene, tea service from 3:43 to 5, and an active information bureau aided visitors as players battled for the championship amid pleasant weather and occasional clouds.
Richard Washburn Child former United States ambassador and noted writer sued his wife Maud Parker Child for divorce in Monroe county court. The June 26 filing cites grounds as unknown while a court order impounded papers. MrsChild, once Parker, married Child in August 1916 and has lived at Buck Hill Falls.
The program lists round by round timing for the 18 hole match play events across divisions. It includes second round men’s championship and first flight, first rounds for various groups, ladies flights, junior championship, medal play, and subsequent rounds with match play. Evening events feature music by Anaconda String Orchestra and dancing, with al tay putting contests on the clock green.
Wang Hi and Mrs Wang spoke in Floral Park on a tour describing China and America. The notes covered how intonation changes meaning, and the Warner family, now in the United States, were praised for philanthropy and missionary work. The couple, identified as Franklin and Mrs. Warner, are Con g regational church members and were feted by Floral Park Congregational and Harrison Avenue women’s guilds.
Newton Snyder a 16 year old from Derby near Wichita died after a game of hangman went wrong. His brother Wilbur and other neighborhood boys tied a knot with a rope hanging from a garage rafter and Newton jumped, the noose misarranged and he strangled before help arrived.
Chicago and central states report multiple heat related deaths as temperatures spiked in July. Doctors note humidity and soaring highs as residents faced dehydration and heat exhaustion. Cooler winds later moved in, easing the extreme conditions in some areas.
Helena Aug 5 With 28 precincts remaining Ron Higgins of Missoula appears set to be nominated by Republicans in the First Montana congressional district to oppose Congressman John Evang a fellow townsman at the November election Higgins led Stanley Foot assistant attorney general by 359 votes in the primary This was the only party contest decided by ear vote tonight for Root
The tenth annual Montana State Golf Association tournament began at Anaconda Country Club under sunny skies. Ted Barker of Butte led men with 71, tying the course record as medalist in the men’s championship qualifier. Anaconda’s A J Rolfe and Butte’s Clayburn C Carson showed strong runs among the top qualifiers. 139 men entered and over 40 women began qualifying. Reports are continued on page 2.
In Homestead Florida on August 5 three men were killed in a firefight with seven federal prohibition agents on the Cape Sable road near Royal Palm State Park. The dead include M P Merritt Clyde Parrish and J A Brinson. The federal officers, returning from Everglades raids, fired on occupants who opened fire from a pursuing vehicle. no federal injuries were reported. Merritt had recently been removed from office by Governor Wharton.
A historical note highlights Butte’s role in shaping stage and screen talent. Allan Dinehart and Ernest Hogan began in local theaters. Kathryn Williams, Wanda Hawley, and Eileen… others gained fame after early starts here. The feature traces amateur shows on Dakota Street and local venues like the Broadway and Lulu.
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