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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1926
Page
17
Edward M Schad 38, manager of the Florsheim shoe store, died after a brief illness. He resided in Lutte for 15 years with his family, attended a boxing match earlier, and is survived by his wife, a son Edward, and his parents.
The report on the McFadden branch banking bill failed to reach accord between Senate and House managers. Senator Glass of Virginia said the main dispute centered on the Hull amendment and that conferees could not agree on other provisions. Congress plans another effort when it reconvenes in December.
AP reports Judge W R Stewart longtime Roseman and Montana figure died in Bozeman at 10:20 am after a brief illness. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 pm with Rev Dr F Curry officiating and Masonic rites at the cemetery. Survived by brothers S V Stewart of Helena and John Stewart of Manhattan and a son W K C Stewart of Casper.
A grandstand at Mount St. Charlen college baseball field burned during Fourth of July celebrations in Helena. The fire, blamed on smoldering firecrackers, caused two minor automobile accidents and minor injuries. Officials noted tax class celebrations and farm bureau events at the state grounds.
A long statewide pageant in Butte featured elaborate tableaux from American history and myth with Betsy Ross, Paul Revere, Washington and Lincoln among the many personae. The show included dances, scenic effects, and a grand finale of fireworks and rockets, drawing praise for its production and Miss Butte Ming Butte’s hosting.
A Putte reception hailed as splendid testimony to citizen character. The pageant master directed ballet drilling and lighting using two large lights. Costumes and overall production earned high praise, with the Fourth of July committee noted for tireless fundraising and technical finesse. An ocean liner scene featured a healthy passenger provoking a pale green onlooker’s scorn as the ship rolled and the captain was watched.
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