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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1928
Page
4
Tensions rise as several Zion apostles challenge Voliva, claiming better leadership of the Zion enterprise. Differences over faith and works deepen as rivals seek control while Voliva returns from travels still asserting his stance. Litigation and conflict loom amid calls to defend the old order.
The article outlines five year residence and declaration requirements for naturalization, court authority to grant citizenship, and examiner roles since 1926. It notes annual citizenship certificates from 125,000 to 160,000, and discusses how foreign born groups historically align with parties, with varied patterns by nationality and city, plus general cross‑party tendencies.
Wilbur Glenn Voliva returns from Asia to Zion Illinois to find strife and disobedience to his authority. Local residents are described as ungodly and scornful, with heathen behavior alleged among them and doubt about his leadership.
The piece notes radio increasingly shapes politics in Houston where key events favor evening broadcasts. Hoover plans few platform speeches, using radio talks instead, while Smith captivates with intellect over oratory. Curtis offers restrained speech, Robinson emerges as the eloquent stump speaker aiming to reach broader audiences.
Report from London court of dance confirms the fox trot as world champion, praised for taste and grace while critiquing other forms like the Charleston. Observers note judges from multiple continents and the impact on stage carriage. The piece also touches on U S political conventions and campaign talk surrounding Jim Reed and Senator Lowden.
Features on the air list shows across several networks. At noon a sixty minute semi classical program airs on WEAF KSD WOC WHO WDAF KOA. At 4:30 Capitol Theater Family musical program on WEAF KSD WHO WOW KOA WFAA. At 5:45 Anglo Persians orchestra presented on WJZ KOA WTMJ. At 6:15 Goldman band concert on WTMJ WIZ. At 6:45 Biblical drama The Stolen Blessing airs on WEAF WOC WHO WOW KSD WEAF WFAA.
A dense list of afternoon and evening radio programs across stations in Minneapolis St Paul Denver Los Angeles Oakland Portland San Francisco Seattle Spokane and more includes church services concerts organ recitals symphonies and Bible study programs with specific times and program names. The entries resemble a schedule listing rather than a cohesive article.
Items from the Standard recall notable events dated ten, twenty, and thirty years ago in Butte and Anaconda. Highlights include civic notes, local figures, and everyday happenings that shaped the two Montana communities long before today.
June 30 reports intense artillery barrages along the British line in France as tensions rise. Local notes include J. P. McAndrews returning from the Grand Army reunion in Helena and several residents traveling to or from Helena and Seattle.
A June 30 demonstration near Parliament in London ended with 29 women arrested as police kept a strong presence. The report contrasts with a prior orderly suffrage protest and notes other local notices including a newborn in Butte and marriage licenses issued there.
The dispatch boat Dandy reports rapid American army mobilization near Aguadores four miles from Santiago de Cuba. Nellie Gogarty returns from Missoula after visiting sisters. Bert Moore buys cigars and his friends celebrate as he becomes a father to a baby girl. Montana Derby day launches big race meetings with Anaconda preparing for the event.
A Montana study explains how environmental changes in the Bitter Root valley raise tick infections and spotted fever. It notes concentrated tick vectors in Rocky Mountain goat habitats versus dispersed ticks with deer, and observes rising regional spread from Carbon county outward. It details control efforts focused on rodent destruction and tick feeding prevention, and traces vaccine development by the Public Health Service from tick virus science to current forms tested in Idaho and surrounding states.
Herbert Hoover travels from Pacific ports to West Australia in 1897, guiding ten mines for an American firm. He builds rail and road transport, oversees equipment from U.S. manufacturers, and discovers the Gwalia mine, later a top property. A pivotal China offer follows, with Hoover accepting a transformative U.S. engineering leadership role amid dynastic upheaval and imperial politics.
Tests vaccinated several thousand people against virulent Bitter Rock valley virus strains reveal strong protection for milder infections and partial protection for harder strains. Laboratory deaths fell from five to one after vaccination, with six recoveries and three milder community cases. Researchers continue to improve efficacy and production to meet demand.
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