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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1927
Page
4
The article argues city expansion is needed to meet millions of commuters shoppers freight and transit demands and daily community life activities. It notes New York as a model for a vastly larger metropolis and references the line there’s millions in it spoken by Colonel Sellers.
The Butte Y launches autumn membership drive with an aerial derby inviting crews of pilots navigators and mechanics to solicit renewals and new memberships. It aims to fund civic service for 12 000 children and support community programs, stressing inclusivity and the Y’s role as a center of youth development.
Chicago plans for 7.5 million by 1950 trigger New York to proclaim a 10 million souls metro district within 40 miles. Merchants association and federal census bureau back the plan to include New Jersey portions and coordinate water, telecoms and police systems for a mammoth metropolis.
The Brooklyn Eagle riffs on replacing the donkey with an emblem for the Democratic Party. It surveys candidates from a tiger to a whale, noting the tiger is unpopular, the mastodon a back number, and the whale seen as grand, powerful, and ever at sea with Governor Smith as a possible nominee.
Answers list includes James M. Cox of Ohio in 1920, Springfield, Andrew Johnson, April, Ponce de Leon, and I Samuel 1 27. The page presents a condensed quiz key with names places and a biblical verse reference.
It lists Central Standard Time programs with start times in the afternoon and evening. The guide shows station call letters and corresponding kilocycles, outlining wavelengths on the left and frequencies on the right.
Judge W E Carroll halted the Mufich divorce when Mrs Rose Mufich testified and ordered two minor children aged about 10 and 12 excluded from the courtroom. The couple, married in 1903 and with five children, each seeks a decree on grounds of cruelty and desertion. custody disputes loom as trial continues.
Henry Ford drives a worldwide vision as his $800 million annual auto output, rubber empire plans in Brazil, and record advertising reshape public interest. The piece casts Ford as a modern Colossus influencing economy and politics, with Coolidge’s stance noting a fragile peace era and December readiness.
The listing shows programs on WEAF across 16 stations at 7 PM featuring Cities Service orchestra the Cavaliers and 20 stations at 8 PM with Whittall Anglo Persians. At 8 30 La France orchestra broadcasts to 12 stations followed by Palmolive Hour at 9 PM on 26 stations. Ben Bernie’s orchestra airs at 10 PM on 5 stations and Memory Lane closes at 11.
A compiled schedule lists stations and times for orchestras and musical programs in Kansas City Milwaukee Minneapolis Omaha Los Angeles Oakland San Francisco Seattle Spokane and other markets. Entries include hotel and venue references with acts from Palmolive La France Boris Myronoff Cocoanut Grove and more.
Planetary influences favor some introspection and negotiations yet bring discontent in industry. Bookkeepers may earn extra profits while forecasts warn of deception late this year. The political climate in the US and Britain shows sudden developments and diplomatic strains with Mexico noted. Children born today are said to be sensitive and industrious.
In December 1897 reports detail W T Warner’s trip to Great Falls and rink upgrades in Butte with an 8 p m opening. The San Francisco Spreckles visit ends as they depart east via the Northern Pacific. Police officers selected, notable returns, and numerous social and travel notes across Butte and Anaconda.
Frank A. Hazelbaker district president told the Butte Rotary club that Rotary's reach comes from shared purpose not purchase or inheritance. He urged strong attendance at the Miles City district convention and praised the club for organizing the local convention committee with Blackburn Nepper Ruhle Salisbury and Coughlin.
Taxes received in the mail yesterday and at the city treasurer’s office totaled 50 410. The first installment of the 1927 levy amounts to a little more than 300 000 on 383 000 due in November. Delinquents may be fewer than usual, Treasurer McCarthy says.
Mrs Julia Luchansky a 53 year old Butte resident for 30 years and native of Jugoslavia died yesterday noon at her home 808 Emma Street She was a member of Butte circle No 155 Neighbors of Woodcraft Surviving relatives include a daughter Mary Roach three sons John Alex and Michael two sisters and burial plans were not announced. Body arrives today for Delia Nadeau esteemed Butte matron who died in California funeral services set for Saturday at St Patrick s church and burial in St Patrick s cemetery.
A brief reading from Luke 16 15 17 contrasts human justification with God’s judgment. It notes that what people highly esteem is abomination to God and that the kingdom of God has been preached since John.
The Arington Stock company presents Saintly Hypocrites and Honest Sinners at the Parkway. Opened Wednesday to large crowds and will run tonight tomorrow night and Saturday matinee with the company receiving praise for a clever plot satirizing sham and hypocrisy through humorous situations.
Funeral services for Helen Marie Douris infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John J Douris were held yesterday from the family home 808 Waukesha Street with Monsignor J G Willging conducting services at Immaculate Conception church Burial was in Holy Cross cemetery.
Nomination and election of officers for Lawton camp United Spanish War Veterans will be held next Wednesday evening. A well attended social session occurred last night at Patriotic hall in the courthouse with music and lunch. Visitor E M Reynolds of Missoula, a Northern Pacific railway special agent, attended. Reynolds served as Gallatin county sheriff and Bozeman chief of police after the war.
The regular meeting of the Emerson school Parent-Teacher circle is set for December 16. Pupils will present a Christmas program and a social hour will follow, providing a festive school community event.
Mrs Rosa mond Sweet of 2741 South Placer Street reported a wrist watch stolen from her home yesterday to the police. The timepiece was taken from Mrs Sweet's residence according to her statement.
Motion filed in district court in the case of the state on relation of Hannah Anderson against John Mehelich ends with the relator obtaining possession of her child who had been held by Melhelich who surrendered custody. Divorce suit by Anna Shea against John Shea cites neglect and intoxication. she seeks restoration of her former name Magotts. Estates valued by the state board include Louis Blasich Jr at 1185 with two daughters and a son as heirs, Charles Sylvester at 1600 with widow and daughter, Levi Davis at 2182.54, Margaret Cavanaugh at 1646.68, Matt Kaukola estate appraisers Marie Brady Bridge Moore and J. J. Callahan, Sarah Ann Higginbotham at 360, Ambrose Kelly at 1519.25.
State attorneys plan abatement hearings to close gaming houses in Butte. First abatement trial set for December 12 in Judge Bourquin's department against James McCarthy A Wehl and John Doe for Montana bar at 82 East Park Street. Criminal trials for William and Joseph O Neill scheduled for December 5 in Judge Lynch's department.
Hoot Gibson stars in Painted Ponies a Western at the American Theater today rodeo scenes filmed at the Saugus California annual event. Gibson performs on a maddened steer and showcases cowboy tricks that earned him world championships at Pendleton Oregon for three consecutive years.
The Rialto screens the ambitious production with Barrymore and Costello leading a cast of world famous screen actors. Limitless care is taken to recreate a convict ship and the sea battle scenes so the audience is fully drawn into the story as the great production arrives tomorrow.
Anna Harrington sues Martha M. Frank and Metals Bank and Trust in district court alleging a 1600 debt secured by a mortgage. The bank claims an interest in mortgaged property. Ambrose Kelly's estate appraised at 1519.25.
Ben B. Thayer vice president of Anaconda company is in the city on a regular inspection trip of company properties and plans to remain in Montana for the next two weeks.
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