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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1926
Page
2
The city will provide eight overall ramp sites within a few aisles of the exposition grounds. These sites will be identified by temporary signs indicating official designation. The show will continue to Bee Land until it closes, Philadelphia aspires to be the virtual capital of America.
Bruce Kremer’s Rotary Club talk warned of dangers facing a democracy in peace. He urged adherence to liberty principles, criticized overreach by lawmakers, and lamented Montana primary effects. He urged vigilant, competent citizens to sustain government enduring.
With July arrival Philadelphia braces for a surge of visitors to the Sesquicentennial. More than 200 conventions and congresses planned in the next three months. Housing limited at hotels. private homes listed as alternatives. A parking spree is planned at the exposition grounds with room for up to 20,000 cars.
A chaotic Texas primary scene centers on Governor候 candidate Ferguson and rivals Ma Ferguson and Jim Ferguson. The feud features sharp exchanges and gendered digs as voters weigh Mundy and Davidson in a runoff prospect. Political maneuvering, family tensions, and campaign tactics dominate coverage of the Democratic race.
A curious piece argues that an antiitt movement favors the bareheaded look among men, with fashion trends dating to college youth. It notes professional men wavering and predicts mixed reactions, while dismissing the total extinction of hats as unlikely despite shifting styles and coin collector interest.
The article quips about Beockhart and Ware in Pennsylvania with remarks on national politics. It notes a worn sense of fatigue across the country and mentions memories of safer times, while asserting that Soviet rule appears harsher than prior eras.
In a High Road tale Jimmy Brandon crashes in the Alleghenies during a world race and a silent mysterious aviator lands his craft beside him. The stranger flies him to Chicago as Brandon presses to beat rival Austin Rogers and reach the Seattle Orient boat before midnight. Cupid joins the race in Wells’s serial Love and Languor.
In a tense jungle encounter, Peter the boy and Elephant face distrust after a noisy night. The boy accuses the elephant of danger while the wise tusker pleads for calm, seeking friendship with Ellesphant and vowing to trust the boy from that moment on.
A fragmented travelogue describes voyages by rail and ship from Manchuria toward Yokohama and Yokota. It notes special trains operated by Japanese railways, cautions about delays caused by Chinese and Taiwanese officials, and mentions a record near 96 days for completing a global trip amid bustling stations and diverse travelers.
Five juvenile fast pitch games were played yesterday at the Gardens. Shimps beat Walkerville, Weimenly defeated the Pirates, and other lineups included Chonan, Vav is, and Trevenna in diverse outfields and infields. The Millish Industries Fair at Diemingham will ship sixty thousand orders totaling $10,000,000 this spring.
Helena July 1 The state supreme court reversed the Silver Row county district court ruling in the case of Martin against James Kombaroff alias James Stevens. Martin, convicted of fatally stabbing Stevens during a fight on Avizcna street, will receive a new trial after a ten year sentence was overturned. Witnesses described a chaotic scene as fists and a poker were involved and the third party was alleged to have stabbed Stevens.
Chris Martin a Bulgarian who ran a lodging house on Utah avenue was tried in Bulle months ago for first degree murder in the fatal stabbing of James Stevens. During the altercation Martin allegedly seized a poker and sharp instrument and pursued Stevens into another room, where Stevens was found fatally injured. Judie Carroll sentenced the case noting Stevens was fractured by the attack.
James P. Larkin, named assistant chief of police to succeed the late Wile rrDonnell, withdrew as a Democrat candidate for sheriff at the primaries. He thanked supporters and noted his new position as assistant chief of police took effect last night.
Missoula reports resolutions by Christian church leaders opposing a repeal of Montana prohibition enforcement laws. The 1997 convention elected Rev. H. F. Ritz of Butte as president, Rev. L. Hulser of Helena as vice president, and Rev. Bud Gilpin of Deer Lodge as secretary, with education and enforcement strong themes throughout the meeting.
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