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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1926
Page
9
Edward M. Schadd longtime Florsheim shoe store manager dies after brief illness. He had been with family during the day and attended an event in the afternoon. Widely known in Lune he leaves a wife and son, with parents nearby.
Senator Glass of Virginia blamed the house managers for failing to report on the Fadden branch banking bill. He said the dispute centered on the Avil amendment applying to branch banking and that the conferees would not agree to report the bill with branch provisions removed. He noted Congress will reconvene in December and another effort would follow. A separate note mentions a 184 mile road project in Western Australia.
United States Attorney McNabe heads the inquiry into possible illegal acts tied to a $300,000 ransom for Minnie Kennedy. Kenneth Ormiston, ex radio operator at Angelus Temple, remains sought for questioning as investigators pursue leads, including a typed ransom note and the missing typewriter. Some mines operations cited in the report show long closures and partial reopenings.
A brief note claims NS soda cleanses the stomach by removing gases and neutralizing fermentations in the bowels. It supposedly softens settling waste and urges its exit without purging, presenting a gentler option than similar products.
Bozeman Montana June 1 AP Judge W F Stewart longtime Bozeman and state figure dies in sleep at home on South Willson avenue after a brief illness. Born March 1856 in Ohio he moved to Montana in 1884 and rose from farmer to attorney and judge serving in the Ninth Judicial District. Survived by two brothers former Gov S W Stewart of Helena and John Stewart and a sister in Kansas City. Funeral Wednesday at the residence conducted by Rev Curry with local Masonic bodies assisting.
Fire destroyed the grandstand at Helena College during July celebrations on a Sunday. Fire officials say the blaze began from smoldering firecrackers after a fireworks display. Casualties were reported, with fire crews responding to the incident following a day of events including a farm day.
The program showcases a beauty and art pageant with a strong chorus performance and dramatic episodes. Betsy Rose delivers a striking depiction of American independence, while Miss Tutter and Miss Butte receive praise for their roles. A concert by Madame Sennmann-Heink is noted for tomorrow night at the Temple theater to benefit disabled veterans.
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