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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1927
Page
4
The piece discusses 1924 nomination chances for Calvin Coolidge and contingency plans if he loses prestige. It weighs potential rivals such as Lowden Longworth and Hoover, suggesting a possible three-way clash and the idea Coolidge might withdraw to honor a third term precedent.
A historical profile extols Prince William of Sweden as modest and brave, contrasting him with Queen Marie of Roumania. It highlights his battlefield bearing, hunting exploits in Africa, scholarly pursuits, and oratory gifts. The piece emphasizes his gentlemanly conduct and honor while noting his restrained public reception.
Washington correspondents predict the 1928 race with most forecasts favoring Al Smith for the Democratic nomination and debate over abolishing the two thirds rule. In contrast, Coolidge is seen as certain for renomination, with pundits noting his prior terms and a logic that resets Harding’s era.
A reflective piece argues the growing distance between the United States and Mexico since 1910. It contrasts with Canada’s neighborly ties, cites Mexican internal radicalism, and notes U S concerns over Central American stability and Monroe Doctrine enforcement.
Anaconda townspeople mourn Frank Toole a gentleman and business leader admired for his integrity cheerfulness and public spirit He was a well known Welter City resident whose practical advice and people centered approach made him a trusted figure in the community His loss is deeply felt by many who valued his character and civic engagement
At the weekly Hutte Exchange Club luncheon in the New Finien hotel, President Fred Holbrook will discuss the 1927 program. Floyd Noyes, retiring president, notes rising membership and finances as he passes duties to the successor, with Harry Gronteth reading the installation and Len Waters providing entertainment.
The Watte ILM Copper Company reports a shaft on the Jessie Slatin north of Walkerville at the 500 foot level. General manager Anderson announced development to the edge started yesterday morning and expects vein cutting within 200 feet. A pay dirt body is anticipated, implying a substantial extension for the Butte mining district.
The Montana Society of Engineers will hold its January meeting on Monday. A two reel film titled Translation by Morgan A. Wright of Ingersoll Rand Co. will be shown, loaned by Westinghouse. Every member engineer is urged to bring a friend.
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A dense OCR of radio schedules lists stations from Saint Paul to Los Angeles with varied programs including orchestras, lectures, and musical hours. It notes Montana livestock value above 100 million dollars and 1926 livestock product value around 65.09 million, plus horse values.
The Southern Montana Poultry Association plans a January 11 to 15 show at the old Hellbronner quarters East Broadway. Entries push to next Sunday noon. contact secretary M Hardy at 613 West Iron or via mail. Notable features include a Canary singing contest, a display of Silver Gray Dorkings, and an Ancona Club of America meeting with C A Greenfield acting as judge. Jean Jordan of Butte is secretary. Greenfield later judges in Reg Lode and Salt Lake City events.
A United Stewardship council opened last night at First Baptist Church in Butte led by Dr. Harry S. Myers with attendees including Dr. Luther E. Lovejoy and Dr. David McConaughy. Sessions begin 8:20 PM with lunch at 12 16 and a 2:30 PM women’s union meeting led by Dr. Conaughy and Dr. Lovejoy.
New York reports that a transatlantic commercial telephone service will be inaugurated with a two way test linking Deau Beach New Jersey to London. The first calls cost 25 dollars per minute with a three minute minimum. The opening message will be from President Gifford of AT and Company to Sir Evelyn Po Murray.
A series of seven earthquakes rattled the Imperial valley area near Calexico with shocks at 6:40 and 6:25 PM, followed by a heavier tremor near Sh5erelock. No damage was reported though many buildings in the business district were weakened by last Saturday's shocks. Mexicali across the border also reported tremors in the latest seismic activity.
Police recovered most stolen Christmas gifts from a local theft, returning them to a woman in Butte while officers traced the loot to Columbus. Dixon is held in Columbus for the robbery as authorities recover all items except a $100 loss.
County efforts to reduce voting precincts from 81 to 63 proceed with maps in progress. City and school district concur on boundary changes, aiming for election savings of about five dollars per vote. Clerk James Harrington and staff prepare new registration books using existing personnel, minimizing extra clerks.
The Friday January seventh 1927 horoscope forecasts a fortunate day with beneficial aspects despite menacing influences. It urges prudent finances and budgeting, notes gains for merchants and manufacturers this month, and mentions peace discussions in Europe amid armament activity. A London astrologer linked to President Coullage warns of prohibition attitudes and predicts US France friction. Birthdates promise annual luck with officials. children born today may reach supreme success. Montana shows oil well data from 1921 to 1922, 84 wells then rising to about 500. Daily per-well production averaged 20.3 barrels, ranking sixth nationally.
The Balkan community in Butte observes Julian Christmas with an Orthodox Mass at the Serbian church at 3 Grelock led by arch-priest Ste M. Stlyachich. The day is celebrated as both civic and religious, with community feasting, exchanges of good will, and neighbors sharing in charity as homes glow with decorations and greetings.
The Senate met in room 210 with Mies Lilliad Kerrigan as acting adviser and by a large vote asked Kerrigan to become permanent adviser. A long discussion was tabled for two weeks. Seniors made calls for calling cards and photos for the annual. arrangements were noted with Mies Suitzer. The Helena vs Butte game, postponed due to sickness in Zelena, is now set for Jan 8 in Great Falls. A committee led by Mary Louise Davenport will greet basketball players at return. The Butte Oratorial Society will meet at the Y.A. tonight at 8 o'clock for important business.
A health article explains common backache causes in both sexes, linking female uterine displacement and prostate issues to lumbar pain. It covers spinal lesions, bladder irritation, kidney colic, occupational strain, and general muscle weakness, recommending body-building regimes, targeted exercises, and heat therapy for relief and cure.
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