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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1927
Page
1
Reports from Bucharest state King Ferdinand has secured dynastic control, marking a decisive victory for his rule and signaling a stable succession in the realm.
Chicago Jan 23 Ban Johnson founder and former active president of the American League is ousted from actual control by club owners claiming ill health. He retains title and salary under a 1935 contract but will not direct league affairs again. The meeting also touched on Commissioner scrutiny amid ongoing turmoil.
Paris reports Roumanian circles say Prince Carol will soon ascend the throne as Bratiano Averescu factions clash over governance. Queen Marie and Princess Helene face removal, while Ferdinand plans a France trip to renew health battles amid political upheaval.
Democratic leaders plan a floor move to pull the 235 million Garner tax reduction bill from the Ways and Means Committee where it has been tabled. Representative Garrett of Tennessee intends to petition the house to compel action, needing signatures of a majority, about 218 members, including Republican support.
Fire swept the long wooden conveyor shaft at the Black Rock mine early last night. Fire crews from Elm Orlu and Anaconda fought the blaze as miners were hoisted to safety. Production will halt for a few days while repairs begin with three shifts of men. development work will continue and the loss is insured.
From Orleans January 23 Masno a Mine today was purified by fire into a community bonfire. 1 500 eill s consigned ail cards dice ques tie Literature salacious pictures and other playthings of vic Telephone calle from the little Pike county town tonight told of how the citizenry had gathered around the flames under the shadow of the Methodist church spire tossing cattle and dice upon the fire as the conflagration gathered force. The bonfire was precipitated by revel services.
Montana county commissioners met in Helena and urged legislation to aid treasurers in collecting delinquent auto personal taxes. Silver Bow officials highlighted the issue as county Treasurer James Brett plans to list auto owners with overdue taxes, potentially seizing vehicles. Commissioner Tim Kearney of Silver Bow returned home after receiving the state body's second vice presidency.
Robert White of Gaylord Street and Aubrey Stevens of Talbot Avenue sustained injuries when their car veered onto a tramway track and was struck by a street car near the Braund house site on Talbot Avenue. Dr Worden noted a punctured lung and broken ribs. Motorman Charles Clark acted to avert a worse collision.
The Associated Press reports from Tokyo that on the 23rd Japan made its first military move in the China sea region. At 10 am, four destroyers were sent north of Nagasaki as a precautionary naval motion.
Bond prices climbed to the highest general average since early 1915 as heavy demand for investments persisted. Favorable credit conditions and expectations of an early Fed rediscount rate cut supported the rally, with over $135 million in new offerings absorbed and about 30 million more than the prior year.
In Mexico City on January 22 a protracted legal contest over the new petroleum law slows as the Supreme Court or the attorney general may rule. Foreign oil firms retain possession of their proportion while Tampico reports reduced operations. The Tampico federal district court refused to grant a permanent injunction sought by the Melai Ol company to restrain industry revocation. If the government enacts the revocation of drilling permits, no new wells can be developed, the oil industry will suffer greatly, and many workers will lose jobs.
A large tenement house in the Latin quarter burned tonight in San Francisco, killing two people. One body was recovered and firemen searched for a second victim as investigators probed the blaze’s undetermined cause.
The death of 45 year old miner Max Mengon after a kitchen shooting at the Simon Zanon apartments in the old Swiss Home area near Arizona Mercury streets left him dead at St James hospital from an abdominal wound. Police detained his second cousin Mike Mengon of 830 West Granite as the investigation continued.
Portland police report Yvonne Littelle a 45 year old waitress at a local furniture store shot and killed A Joslin after he allegedly attacked her with a stove raised overhead inside the rear room of the shop. Witness C F Gill said the confrontation followed a heated argument, with Littelle claiming self defense.
Washington on January 23 renewed agitation for open session consideration of presidential nominations in the senate. Senator Walsh of Massachusetts proposes an amendment to lift discussion of appointments from behind closed doors and would affect appointments to federal trade tariff and interstate commerce commissions. The battle over Cyrun E Woods nomination to the Interstate Commerce Commission continues as a vote on open sessions hangs on a Dawes ruling requiring a two thirds majority to set aside the rule.
Dr Juan B Sacasa head of the liberal government in Nicaragua said he would relinquish the presidency to any candidate not affiliated with conservatives or liberals if an honest, unmanipulated election or U S mediated mediation produced a suitable successor. He urged an honest capable man chosen by voters or mediators with neutral congress support.
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