Kiwanis Convention Opens in Anaconda Montana
Kiwanis delegates arrive for the Anaconda convention with opening at Margaret theater and welcome from Mayor C W Smith and George C Jackson. The gathering features business sessions, a speakership on thrift and government waste, and tours of the Anaconda Copper Mining plant for attendees and their accompanying guests.
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Distret Board of Trustees
Margaret Theater
C.W. Smith
George C. Jackson
Rotary
Kiwanis
Clubs of
Convention Sidelights from Anaconda Gathering
Anaconda hosts a convention with Kiwanis leaders and delegates from Deer Lodge Livingston Missoula and Bozeman. Governor visits share plans for 1927 and local hosts showcase talent at banquets rodeos and picnics while multiple kinship ties and humorous anecdotes unfold.
Campaigns Ended in Four States in Primary Races
Alabama Arkansas and Ohio focus on high stakes races as voters in Alabama face a tense primary for U S senator and governor with Klan backing for some candidates. Arkansas eyes a record turnout in the governor race while Ohio watchers expect a crowded fight for lieutenant governor and the U S Senate as candidates clash on road building and other issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donahey
Alabama
Associated Press
Birmingham
United State
United States Senate
Oscar W
Wood
Ku Klux’ Klan
L.B. Musgrove
Jasper
National Organization
Hugo L. Black
Alabama Klan
Dan Sullivan
Grand Concilium
The
Musgrove
Underwood
Sullivan
Klan
Charles A. McDown Elter
Carmichael
Bibba Grave
A. G. Patterson
Kiwanis Leader Urges Unity and Duty in Montana
Kiwanis International president Ralph A Amerman spoke to about 400 Kiwanians in Anaconda during Montana district events praising unity and cooperation. He warned against extravagance and gold rule practices, urged religious observance, loyalty, and aggressive manhood to advance prosperity and world peace. Local officials and governors were noted as delayed or present, with Montana’s agricultural and highway improvements highlighted by district leaders.
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Kiwanis
Jackwcension
Tratary
J. Maurice Deitrich
Deer Lodge Club
Anaconda
Dietrich
Amerman
Kiwanis International
Kiwanis Club
United States
Ralph
A Amerman
Gregson Springs
Montana
Springs
Ile
Siovernor
J.B. Erickson
American
Holden
Anaconda Club
B.C. Knight
Anaida Club
Kiwanis du Fas Aken
Canada
Cty
Anotties
Istion Ts Tove
Kiwanie
Ruddan
Community of the
Dang
Beiter
Thie
Annd
Dort
TH. Macdonald
Kaliepeit
Diateiet Committee On Public Affairs
Marion ¢. Dietrich
Ood
Hile
MacDonald
Campain Montana
Fed
Local convention hit by key absence and rising contenders
Claire Flint of Liv Ingston notes George Snell will miss the convention for the first time due to a district court case in Billings. Kalispell is seen as Bozeman’s strongest rival for next year’s gathering. Missoula possibly backs Dan Heyfron for governor as Missoula and Kalispell campaigns consolidate. Henry Sayers of Helena discloses his role as district insurance agent with strong sales records.
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Europe
Kiwanis
Montana
Masonic Temple
Dan J. Heyfrom
Missoula
Marion C. Dietrich
Parker
Richard Hale
Chester Watson
T. A. Price
Kiwanian
Harry Reif
Bozeman
J.C. Horgan
Garde Woods
Olson
Butts
Anaconda
Associated Press
Little Rock
Arkansas
Tom J.terrall
John J. Martineau
Pulaski County
Hartel Ragan
Miner Wallace
Tillman
Karl Greenshaw
Harison
T. If. Carraway
Claire Flint
Liv Ingston
George Snell
Billings
Pre
Kalispell
Privlege
Dan Heyfron
Henry Sayers
Helena
Kiwanis Club
Henry
Wyoming
North Dakota
Seling
Silver Bow Tax Levy Unchanged on District and County Funds
Tax officials report Silver Bow County levy remains unchanged across county funds road fund and school funds, with districts 2 3 6 8 and 9 at 49.4 mills and others at 45.4 48.4 and 47.4 mills. A review table outlines levies for county funds sinking road trust and agency funds and district school levies, noting taxable values rose by 4 195 920 yet assessed value fell due to stock and money increases shifting taxable value.
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State
Treas- County
Voor
Iuieward
Interville
Meaderville
Mcqueen
Molrene
Insector Panett
State Board of Equalization
Fire report notes limited progress amid showers
Collins creek fire on the Blackfeet forest remained mostly quiet with a light rain aiding containment. The Granite creek fire was checked after burning 703 acres and the Pipe creek blaze was trenched. 191 men were stationed on the Clearwater forest where about 10 000 acres were affected. A light rain fell at Haugen with little lightning noted.
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Collins Creek
Blackfeet Forest
Kootenal
Granite Creek
Pipe Creek
Kalispell
Haugen
Moody and Ma stage new political clash in Texas
A Texas campaign scene features Moody denouncing a petition linked to R L Bobbitt of Laredo and Lee Satterthwaite of Amarillo who each contributed 260 to Moody’s rivals. Former Governor Ferguson sits nearby as Moody vows to respond in writing and rails against alleged sinister publicity. He joins the Fergusons in defending free government from Red River to Rio Grande.
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Pé Campat
R. L. Bobbit
Laredo
Lee Satterthwaite
Amarillo
Moody's
Camaign
Moody
James B. Ferguson
Moody Dee
Fergusons
Tam
Red River
Rio Grande
Good Speaks In Favor Of Oil Tax In Montana Roads
Mr Good promotes a road funding plan to expand and maintain arterial highways with state and federal support. He cites county buy in from Ravalli to Cascade, details revenue shifts to the state highway commission, and argues for a faster, bonded road program.
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Good
Montana
Kaliapeil
Foula
Lincoln
Flatherd
Cascade
State Highway Commission
Federal Bureau of Good
Mr. Good Raid
Inkren of Forestry
Plannin
Lee
Binte Highway Commission
Harding Way
Five Mile
Butte
Anaconda
Mr Good
Dion
Virginia
Cy Itl Iikewine
Good Maid
Mc.oodald
Glacier Park
Pelton
Lewie
Clarken
Areanna
Palis
Missouri River
Goodald
Higommission
Warden
Great Fails
M. J Mulvaney
Billings
Highway Board
German Brass Baron Concludes Westward Tour
Berlin brass magnate Mr. Seigmund Hirsch and his wife finish a Montana visit with a Yellowstone trip. They praise Anaconda zinc purity and Montana hydro power. Hirsch plans expansion of his Berlin plant and gained ideas from American Brass and other U.S. sources.
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Seigmund Hirsch
Berlin
Coper
Anaconda Company
Montana
Butte
Yellowstone Park
New York
Rome
Hirsch
Astern
Great Falls
American Brass Company
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Kylvan Pauley
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Sear
Ann Livingston
Sweet Pex Toreman
Gallatin Valley
Horeman
Fred Williams
Appiai Missoula
Claire
Paul Flint
Livingston Kiwanis Club
Sity
Paulets
Clare
Paul
Tuak
W. Real
Gregson
Maer
Arterien of Commerce
Murely
Gond
James Harbert
Polson
Fred Ashbury
Harbert
E.R. Duncan
Havre
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McCarthy’s Pure Food Stores
N. Main
Ivory
Pic Nile
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Broadway
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Brass Baron
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