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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1927
Page
1
London reports Europe's postwar outlook improving as nations pursue cooperation with America. A move toward a gold standard appears justified amid signals of recovery. In Butte, festive celebrations greet 1927 as crowds revel and parade.
London dispatch notes France and Britain faced 1926 with cautious confidence as the United States material protection steadied markets. Dawes Plan shows gains in 1926, with American influence remaining evident in trade and finance. The 1927 outlook hinges on Europe and the plan’s continued effect in stabilizing currencies and capital flows.
Washington December 31 Secretary Mellon rejects any denaturant that would fatally poison Americans to enforce the liquor law. Wayne B Wheeler of the Anti Saloon League urged continued use of wood alcohol as an adulterant until safer substitutes are found.
County Attorney Downey described prompt action against gambling after a letter from law enforcement and religious groups accused open gambling in Hutte run by venues using sucker game. He cited Olaf Olson of 22 North Dakota Street, who reportedly lost over 1000 dollars, as a case discussed at the county attorney's office.
The Pan American flyers completed another lap of their route landing near Puerta Merion at its local morning hour from Vera Cruz.
The 1926 Jevy first installment delinquency for Butte was $29 with over $2,400 already paid. this is among the lowest in history. Last year the November delinquency reached $34,640.73. Treasury official T. J. McCarthy notes the city had $541,048.88 in taxes due for 1826, with $369,000 collected this installment. About $150,900 remains due by May 31. Of $269,000 collected last November, $5,382.01 went to a special improvement district. The city holds about $24,850.04 in special improvement funds, to redeem bonds and pay interest next Monday as bonds and warrants are retired.
New York on New Year Eve saw broad celebrations from Battery to Bronx as chimes rang and clubs in major hotels stayed open past the 2 a.m. curfew under mayor Walker's special dispensation. Tony Miced. Chester Mills, prohibition chief, retired. Waldorf charged $10 for dinner and cover. reservations at the Texas club exceeded expectations as managers reported heavy demand amid festive crowds.
Eight complaints were filed in Alsirelt court yesterday as the year 1926 closed. Most actions were not unique to year end, continuing on Page 2 for additional details and dispositions.
Mountain States Telephone district manager Alex Remneas announced $40,000 in planned improvements for Butte and Anaconda this year. About $29,000 will fund cable plant replacements, increases in size, and extensions in Butte, with further work outlined for the district.
Butte residents list varied pledges for the new year including Mayor Horgan vowing to curb long speeches, Alderman Plank to abandon plant for Liberty Bell, Judge Land to stop cheering the English king, and others pledging reform in spending, road work, and public conduct as printed in a local newspaper notice.
Throngs filled Butte streets as 1927 began with record turnout at midnight gatherings. At Silver Bow club Elks temple and Columns hall crowds danced as the hour neared midnight. Eagles Red Men Moose and other orders hosted revelries with Salvation Army services led by Maj. James Dee and church groups offering light refreshments.
New York December 31 The New York American reports Morton Kase star USC back and Bill Kelly Montana back have accepted appointments to the United States Military Academy. The American says Kaer and Kelly were persuaded by Major Franke Horn, Montana coach, and Captain E Wentwood, Army team coach. Wally Marke of Chicago is another football star set to enter West Point.
Secretary Hoover forecast a bright economic year with widespread job chances as production lines shift and slacken in others. Despite agricultural setbacks and past recessions, officials anticipate continued progress and rising industrial activity into 1946.
The White House and State Department deny any U S negotiation with a Russian Soviet government. Officials say no basic shift in policy has occurred and emphasize that the United States is not engaging in talks or recognizing any new regime.
In Butte and Anaconda, Montana civic judges convene as district courts enter 23rd year of service for Judge Winston and Wentleth, while Justice Holloway and others observe long tenure. The gathering marks transitions among 35 district court members, with retirement and successor notes across the state.
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