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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1927

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Nerve Specialists Appear in Carmel Courtroom

In White Plains on January 25 Mrs Frances Browning testified about her life with Edward Browning wealthy New York realtor. She described cruelty and alleged relations with his adopted daughter Dorothy Sunshine causing a courtroom hush as spectators filled the Carmel Supreme Court.

Associated Press White Plains N. Y Frances (Peaches) Browning Carmel Supreme Court S Zer Edward West Browning New York Kew Gardens Long Island Talen John W. Mack

Chaplin Divorce Battle: Receivers Blocked in California

Los Angeles Jan 5 The second district court of appeals issued an alternative writ of prohibition at the request of Charles Chaplin and restrained receivers named in Lita Grey Chaplin's divorce suit from further interfering with Chaplin properties. The writ also halts superior court action. a hearing to make the prohibition permanent is scheduled for next Tuesday. The move argues lack of jurisdiction over receivership and related steps since Chaplin had not been served. The writ prevents Mrs Parisian from collecting alimony and costs totaling 14 400 for at least a week.

Press Los Angeles Lita Grey Chaplin Lwas California Charles Chaplin Second District Court of Appeals Aiviston One Chaplin Atorneys

Cincinnati Railroads Tie Up by River Flood Rush

Ohio River floodwaters swelled and cut Central Union station in Cincinnati, halting trains and prompting passengers to seek alternative transport. Water rose to a high level, marooning residents of river bottoms and suspending streetcar service in lowland areas. Damage reported up and down the river as waters began to recede in some towns, with full checks pending.

Central Union Station Ohio Central Station Pone Pomeroy Marietta Tess Places

Butte High School selects delegates for state contests

Thirteen senior class members are chosen as delegates to the state Vocational congress and stock judge contest to be held January 30 for three days. The vocational trip is funded by the Butte Chamber of Commerce and local civic clubs, while the stock judging delegates are supported by Northern Pacific, chambers, and civic groups. Delegates include Robert Schabarker, Robert Jaten, Frank Ralph, Everett Wiser, George Rule, Kenneth Conway, Stevens Odgers, Paul Waenas, Frank Holly, and Alvin Simmons. stock judges are Earl Levengood, Otis Levengood, and Leon Cooper. The Bozeman trip is highly sought by students.

Butte High School Montana State College Boxeman Butte Chamber of Commerce Northern Pacific Chambers Civic Clubs

Poincare Bragging On French Finances

Paris January 25 Premier Poincare sparred with the finance committee over war debt ratification while touting an improved French fiscal position since July. He reported Bank of France balances of 3.5 billion francs, up from 1 billion at end of 1928, with about 60 million francs in reserve when his cabinet began. He noted a large interest payment abroad, including 3.5 million pounds to the United States.

Associated Press Paris Poine Care Chamber of Depuities Trench Hie Poincare Bank of France Treasury United States

Population trends show Montana gains amid national rise

Population estimates from the U S department of commerce indicate steady growth across states. Montana rises from 625 900 on July 1 1926 to 714 000 by July 1 1927, amid broader US increases toward 117 246 000 in 1926 and 118 628 000 in 1927. The report notes gains in Vermont Nevada New York Ohio Pennsylvania Illinois and California, with Montana’s rise highlighted and other states showing significant expansion as well.

State Department of Commerce MontAna U. S Department of Commerce United States Vermont Nevada Pennsylvania Ohio Connecticut New York Washington Idaho Clah Woming Florian Orgin United Staten

Norris acquitted in Texas murder trial in Austin

Dr. J Frank Norris, Fort Worth preacher, is found not guilty of murdering Dexter Chipps of Fort Worth. The verdict, delivered by Former Sheriff Miller of Travis County, led to tears from Chips Jr and a hug with Norris’s attorney as the courtroom crowd reacted to the acquittal.

Associasea Austin Texas J. Frank Norris Fort Worth Dexter E. Chipps Miller Travis County J. Frank Nor Iie Dexter E. Chips Jr Norris Iron Dix Fred D. Holland Tourtram Fale Aute Rollet Marvin Simpson Simpson Wep

Marines Ready to Protect American Interests in East

The Associated Press reports President Coolidge will maintain full protection for American lives and property in China amid divergent British and American views. The administration hints at differences in policy due to British concessions, while further steps to safeguard personnel are noted with Marines withdrawn from mail guard duty to concentrate at San Diego and Quantico.

East Associated Press Washington China San Diego Cal Quantico Marine Corps Expeditionary

Army Planes Rest on Ottawa River to Escape Storms

Jan 25 Montreal reports 12 United States pursuit planes and transports flying from Ottawa to Canada during a friendly invasion. Heavy storm forced a landing on the ice of the Ottawa river near Hawkesbury 55 miles from Carterville. Major Lanphier said snow obscured view until aircraft were about 15 feet above trees. Landing occurred without mishap after a short wait, planes equipped with landing devices.

Montreal United States Army Canada Ottawa Ottawa River Hawkesbury Carterville Lanphier

Seattle Dentist Held For Slaying Year Old Girl

A Seattle dentist faces a murder charge after a year old girl was killed in a New Year’s Day shooting. Defense moves to suppress evidence and argues unlawful detention. Trial prep includes jury instructions in Hunt v Hunt, with testimony from Hunting Roberts about shootout details.

Seattle Dobbs Styrone Witty Iin Whitehall George Crandell Justice Court Dentiat Irt Ttm Una Crandell Roberts Hunt Posae

Wyoming Leading Fight on Federal and State Rights

In Sheyenne Wyoming legislators press a stance against federal encroachment on states rights. The Senate backs Joint Memorial No 3 calling Fontes to repeal the federal estate tax, arguing it threatens state sovereignty and inheritance tax laws. The chamber also debates child labor and grazing fee policies as it asserts state control over lands and resources.

Wyoming Sheyenne Frank Emerson Perry W. Jenkins Senate Tne Senate Fontes Congress

Quaker Oats Mills Swept by Flames in Iowa Town

A large fire devastated the Quaker Oats mills in Cedar Rapids Iowa tonight as flames caused extensive damage. One firefighter was killed while battling the blaze and two others were hurt in the efforts. investigators attributed the explosion to friction and dust in the mill machinery.

Quaker Oats Cedat Rapids Iowa

Car crash injures two at house in Rocker Two

Two men were seriously injured and another slightly hurt when a car crashed into a house on Teacker Road near Murray last evening. George Myllynaki of 318 East Park suffered shock and facial injuries. T. Pakala and Arvalla were also hurt. Deputies said excessive speed caused the crash. all four were treated at Murray Hospital.

Joo Teacker Arly George Myllynaki East Park Tee Murray Hospital Don_K. Worden CD. Dixon Edwin C. Person Pakala Arvalla Bert le Duc Bill Boast Myliynaki Toadom Murray Victer Toper

Press Cites Averte Big Nicaraguan Scraps

Washington January 25 Associated Press reports that newspapers should unite behind the administration over the Mexican Nicaraguan situation. Representative Stein of New York urged Congress to support the president, noting press collegiality and concern over perceived pressure on editors. The White House expressed displeasure at any lack of national backing for official policy.

Associated Prem Washington Nie Anil Mextee Teeprestiy Stein Democrat of New York Ihan Houe White House Coage Hhe Forezn Anerica

House Passes Governor Plan Amid Budget Clash

A busy legislative session features debates over governor backed expenses, a county road levy measure failing, and disputes on appropriations for state projects. Rep White challenges non emergency contracts while others seek limits on salary increases, map updates, and corporate reform proposals amid economic concerns.

Wrecks Automobile In Colorado Springs

Wreck occurred when A B Amos attempted to drive over a railway embankment in south Colorado Springs. His companion Fr Kapamente was hurled from the vehicle and gravely injured, likely fatally. Amos was injured but not seriously. Police say both men were under the influence of liquor.

Colorado Springs A. B. Amos FR. Kapamente

Mexico oil law sparks arbitration push over drilling permits

Amid Mexico's new petroleum law and permit cancellations, tensions rise as workers face unemployment and oil firms halt operations. U S officials call the move confiscation, while companies seek court orders to halt enforcement. Researchers and embassies report potential arbitration as talks with the government stall.

Jardine to Speak at Kansas Affair

Secretary of Agriculture W M Jardine, after addressing a national group today, heads east and will not reach Washington before Feb 2 He is due to speak in Topeka on Jan 29 the Kansas statehood anniversary and to address a gathering on Kansas and its journey from a Utah born native who rose from school teacher to state agricultural college president before joining the cabinet On Feb 1 he Will speak to the Ohio State Farm Bureau at Columbus before continuing to Washington.

Prem W. M. Jardine Mock East Washington Topeka Kam Kansas Ean Utah State “Agricultural College Ohio State Farm Bureau Columbus

City Primary Election Voter Registration Update

The city reports 13 720 residents eligible to vote in the March 21 primary. Boundary changes reduce precincts from 86 to 40 in Silver Bow county, aiming to save money. Registration closes February 17. Harrington office hours adjusted to evenings and a Thursday closing noted.

Harrington Getock Silver Bow Tlarrington Sean Souak

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