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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1927

Page

2

Bolshevik Menace and Nicaragua Policy Debate

The Senate foreign relations committee and House foreign affairs panel examined Bolshevik influence in Latin America amid Nicaragua tensions. Secretary Kellogg cited communist resolutions and Mexican links as evidence of a Soviet backed effort to use Latin America against the United States, prompting ongoing debate over policy and potential action.

Nicaragua Central America Nicaragus Borah Iine Familar Benatar Shiv Fmer-iabor Minnesota Benatar Moses Repubican New Hampshire Kellens Ment Cillet Massachusetts Deller Johonelsventighn California Coolidge Senate Kellore House Foreign Affairs Committee Althourh Ames United States Mexico Latin America Kellogg Sendtors Communist Party Novia Thone Wail Street Weeltn Particu Callen Cen Namerica Red Internationale of Trade Unions North America The Communist Internationale Kelles Latin-Amer'ea China Far West Canton Latin-America Kelloge Inter Cuba Philippines Moscow Kel- Ince Tohienerin Soviet Union America Porto Rico Malia Pan-American Federation of Labor Panama Peru Iattogm Cnatore Hicardo Trevino Iker Tmiust Mane Ministre Communiai Moncow Kole- Jove Waa Chaterma Torah State Department Mexicn Seana Nicarahua Kellen Kohl Sta Revue Eniaral Entin-America Congress

G Smith to Be Sentenced Today

G Smith, convicted of violation of the national prohibition, faces sentencing today. He was tried in absentia at the recent term of court, with proceedings conducted under local procedures.

G. Smith Nck

Revolt Flams In Old Mexico Continues Amid Unrest

Mexico faces armed revolt as government reports bands, including Yaqui Indians, in Sonora and Tabasco, with bishops and activists named among leaders. Rumors swirl in Mexico City and nationwide while casualties and looting are disputed.

Hhington New York Mexico Ail Sonora Maken Hishop Tascua Ding Tabasco Catholic Episcopate Rene Capistran Garza Society For the Defense of Religious Liberty Garza

Committee Not for C. E. Woods Sparks Confirmation Clash

Brookhart pressed farm relief funding while accused of accepting paid support from farm organizations. Senator Stock showed a St Paul Pioneer Press article alleging Woods’ expenses were covered by such groups. Steck challenged the charge, and Woods faced opposition citing his Pittsburgh coal rate case links and influence from Senator Reed of Pennsylvania and Senator Erat of West Virginia. Final arguments urged Woods’ exoneration on all accusations.

Brookhart Senator Stock Te St. Paul Bioneer Press Brookhar Senate Sesson Steck Rockhart Herh Woods Pittsburg Intersate Commerce Commission

Judge Rules on Brokerage Claims Against Defunct Hellbronner

Federal Judge George Hourquin ordered claims totaling about 250000 in the Hellbronner brokerage case. Claimants were assigned to Class A or B, with Class A creditors enjoying priority over others. several listed claim amounts and classifications, including James Scanland, Walter Scully, and Ruth Line, among others. A ruling on a request by Charles Kennedy for stock shares was given, determining insufficient evidence for Class A entitlement, with specifics on asset recovery and cash equivalents.

Hellbronner Broker Company Yesterby George Our Rere Haskinsy Referen Ih Peter Hake Judea Hourquin Wat Peta James Scanland Walter Scully

Probing Changes in Bills Shows Senate-Amendment Flaws

Journal records reveal disputes over amendments to bills affecting state finances and motor vehicle registration, with investigations into expenditure changes, tax warrants, and a shift of duties between the secretary of state and state prison officials. Senate and house journals disagree, prompting plans to clear up confusion before final action.

Journal of the House Kane Atate Rtots Secretary of State Rovalli Hauen Senate Senate Committee Vsti Montana 18Th Legislative Assembly St. Porter Suical Districts Committee Porter My. McCone Judiciary Committee Church

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Aimed at Elderly Care

An advertisement extols Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as specially suited for elderly persons. It claims the product has no chloroform and mild laxative effects to ease constipation, soothing irritated throats and stopping coughs and night disturbances. Sold everywhere.

Foley

Officers Wreck House in Shootout with Negro Suspect

Police surrounded a house where a Black man named Smith opened fire on officers. Gunfire wrecked the upper floor as Smith fired amid a long siege. a patrolman was wounded, and Smith was shot down after continuing to resist. A woman at the home suffered critical injuries.

Smith Sta‘ra Nesta Sioitnehot William Cody A.W. Lates Smith Ig Weeterday Tewaa Khowphat

Farm Loan Plan Emerges as Key Feature of Land Code

Helena January 12 The new land code prepared for the legislature centers on a state backed farm loan scheme designed to safeguard school funds. J A Brandford notes five core elements including county associations, 15 percent self funding, a single amortization mortgage to the state, a state lien on funded capital, and a crop lien on crops. The plan differs from federal models by forming local investor associations with crop lien security.

Solons Helena Jekeon Foot J. M. Brandford Brandford Reandford Jaen

Montana House Proceeds Slowly in 1925 Session

Montana House members move cautiously with many bills carried to next day. Notices show 23 bills on Wednesday and seven more today, signaling a deliberate pace as members file measures on taxation, TB care, real property exemptions, and state debt actions aimed at banks, counties, and individuals.

Mulholland Silver Row Donaldson White Pulsher C. G. Willett Mineral County Notters Hurns State of Montana Miller Ty Knight Murphy and Burke Ty Woodcock and Troy Gulrine Thy Teavitt McLeod Harry ME Billy Holton United States Burns Gustafson Hel Board of County Commissioners Township and Counties Committee Rockwood Nineteenth Legislative Assembly Fish and Games Commission ReguMten Privileges and Elections Committee

Lawmaker seeks auto license fund shift to smaller counties

Helena Jan 12 Senator Jeffray of Jefferson proposes a single deeper cut in auto license fees and a bill to return license revenue to counties after admin costs, distributing funds evenly among 56 counties. Smaller counties would gain while larger ones lose. plan earmarks funds to county road funds and exempts certain private carriers from transportation law.

Helena Jeffray Jefferson County Silver Bow County Leense Treasure County Hich Henderson Garfield County

Mercury Records Cold Wave Across Montana States

Reports from Montana Power substations show widespread sub zero readings with Basin at 5 below and Livingston at 6 below. Great Falls and Thompson Falls posted 9 to 18 above elsewhere, while a snowstorm and blizzard plagued the state. Cloudy, windy conditions prevailed. Missoula faced a blizzard with a 1 degree low and four feet of snow in the Bitterroot passes nearby.

Montana Power Company Butte Basin Loi Own Gartisune Wwe Tury Sig Lindy East Helena Neihart Lvingston Conrad Abel Sevmon Falls Miraoua Hast Portal Holter Monana Great Falls Ronors Thompson Falls Anaconda Lavina Missoula Jan

Ford surplus dividend taxes face appeal in record

The record details Senator Couzens income tax filings for 1919 with Chartered counsel arguing a $2,600 per share valuation for Ford stock. It notes a $2,100,000 dividend from Ford surplus following a state court order and Couzens’ $990,076.43 tax payment, while the government contends a higher value and taxes on greater profits from selling minority stock.

Couzens Rackham Ford Company Washington Appellanty Gaye Millom Tn Equim Eviwenee Supreme Courts Asuit Horace, B John Dodge Cousens Bounsel Fevene Bureau

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