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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1926

Page

16

Ormiston search yields no arrests in McPherson case

LA dispatch reports Kenneth G Ormiston former Angelus temple radio operator remains unseen as grand jury probes continue. Despite a Riverside telegram and actions in Riverside and San Diego counties officers back in Los Angeles await Ormiston s presence to question him about movements surrounding the McPherson disappearance. Deputy District Attorney Joe Ryan maintains leads in Oakland and the north while the grand jury reconvenes to hear Minnie Kennedy and H D Hatlenback as part of the ongoing inquiry into the evangelist s alleged kidnapping.

Los Angeles Kenneth G. Ormieston Angelus Temple Aimee Semple McPherson Ast Keven McPherson Adheion Penas Ormiston Evangelista Grand Jury Ocean’ Park Minnie Kennedy Ee H. D. Hatlenback

Cable Village Abandoned After Charter Vote

The village of Cable in Carle County is removed from MP, abandoning its charter after a special election. Once seen as a future metropolis in 1887 with coal mines and rail links, population peaked around 1,267 in 1890. As mines faded, Cable declined to a flag station and now ends as a nearly deserted town.

P.A R. R. Cable Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Cable Pittsburgh Chicago New York

English birth rate shows steady decline in official figures

London reports the birth rate in England falling in the first part of 1086 compared with earlier years except 1918 and 1919 war years. Officials say the drop follows the 1925 low and sparks debate over population trends, with some praising a selec tion of the race while others call it a symptom of decline.

London England

Bankhead Jr Seeks Senate Seat in Alabama

John Y. Banknead Jr a former campaign manager for the late John H. Bankhead announces candidacy for the U S Senate in Alabama to succeed Oscar W Underwood. He endorses strict enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment and a prohibitionist policy for the United States.

John Y. Banknead Jr John H. Bankhead U.S Senate Alabama Oscar W. Underwood Bankhead United States

Hay harvest swells Beaverhead county labor rush

Dillon reports a week of intense activity as haying peaks in Beaverhead and neighboring districts. Hundreds of workers flood the streets awaiting transport while ranchers hire rapidly. Wool shipping to Dillon and Madison county stocks move to wool warehouses as buyers from Heaton firms compete for top prices. Local social notes include visits and plans for Rotary and a coast motor tour by Warren Stone and others.

Dillon Beaverhead County Medicine Lodge Three Peat Heaverhead Valley Midy Big Hole Basin Heaverhead County Heaverhead County Wool Isatored In the First National Madison County Heaton Ee Im Pareine Norman J. Tamill Twin Bridges A. P. Willams Alder Warren Stone M. McMenemy Phyllis’ Scully Armatead Rotary

Albec ton Ladle of GA hosts social evening notes

Albeit on July 11 Mrs Claude Averill and Mrs Ralph Coon hosted the Ladle of the GA at the Averill home. Delegates read reports from a Missouri convention. Many guests attended including Mrs Zulake Underhill Brown Potrier Nichole Hollensbeck Urink Jones Chadwick Bol ton Cornwall and others. Various local trips visits and travels are listed with many names and places around Missoula Deer Lodge and nearby areas.

Alberton Claude Averill Mra Ralph Coon Averill Missouri Rose Zi Jule Mestames Zulake Underhill Brown Potrier Nichole Hollensbeck Urink Jones Chadwick Boleton Cornwall Thomas Bestwick Mineoula Hoi Henderson Missoula Ronner Percy ‘Thompson Peok’n Hospital Tedate Martin Tra ‘Nichols Floyd Chadwick George Hecker Lolo Tot Springs J. A. Jones Thornton Hospital Ranch Mee Lloyd Terry Plateteau Clinton W. C. Crean Charles Wikott Iuennep Mont Thomas Elsenmenger Gilpin Christian Church Deer Lodge Eva Gilpin J.T. Brink Deer Marion Bennett Henry Milton Avery, Taaho Lindley Lourie Deerodie Duttois Guetta Oneat Ballan A.T. McNab St Renin Gaughter Patricia Th . H. Brown AJ. Simpson and Son Tacoma D Lee Shillings Philipsburg Teaie Martin Jr Folkwin Bennettett Seattle California L. Kirk Evaro Wallace Horace Jones Avery Tolahora Lindsey Louise Derry Lodge C.J. Dubois Idaho F. F. Marquette Lale Mot Springs Evelyn Chadwick Harry Brown Maxine Underhill Bonner C W Robinson C. ¢. Cole George Brown Bernice CE. Cornwall

Corvallis Decay Factory Adds Vat Disrupts Night Shift

Corvallis notes report a new vat at the decay factory reducing the night shift, milk delivered in morning, four full crews kept on for day production of Elkhorn brand cheese. Milk receipts around 42,000 to 33,090 pounds daily, July cheese output 3,365 pounds. Foremen named at each plant under manager Lassle snail. Visitors include George Barr, Glenn Chaffin, and Mrs Barr with relatives.

Corvallis Lassle Snail Frank Moore Larry Cor Earl Dennin Reginald Victor Carl George Florence George Arr Chicago Barr Damon Barr George Barr Pennsylvania-Milwaukee Railroad Glenn Chaffin Hollywood Cab Moving Picture Chaffin Louis Connor Gold Creek Connor Stra Earl D. Hoblitt Mie Julia Honiitt Gold Brook Hoover Portland Wana Willard Hall Dean Cobb, and Sons Lavern and Orion Pelday

Philipsburg News Notes and Local Social Steam

Philipsburg on June 1 reports a fire at the Golden Rule store damaged the awning area as flames were contained before reaching the interior. Local residents Rudolph Kerutar Nerbert and Wilbur Crossman visited from nearby towns for family gatherings while Philipsburg youths attended a Drummond dance. Travel and community notices include Masonic lodge meetings, plans to visit Yellowstone, and several residents traveling or returning from trips. illnesses and family visits are also mentioned.

Philipsburg Rudolph ‘Kerutar Nutte Joienne Nerbert Wilbur Crossman Philipabure Nerbert Crewsmine Phitinsurs Best Pickett Dusineas Hutte Ment Neil Wilton Tonn Ratte Butte Dramannna Ana Fe Astumenthal Montana Laboratory Company Saturt Siv Angeton Blumentiat Yellowstone Philipsbore Olle Mersereau Livingston Emile Perry Restle Wash Perry Carol Huffman

Texas Manufacturers Heat Farm Products

Texas manufacturers will exceed agricultural value for the first time in state history, said J.P. Burrus president of the Texas State Manufactures association. Total manufacturing value will reach well over a billion dollars, with agriculture declining as manufacturing output rises, especially in petroleum products. Credit for increased valuations partly comes from a foreign trade bureau in San Antonio organized to boost trade with lean regions.

Texas J.P. Burrus Mannesneturen Burrus San Antonio

Yale Heiress to Wed Rockefeller Kin in Planned Nuptials

Miss Marion Angell daughter of Yale University president and Mrs James Rowlay Bell is to marry William Rockefeller McAlpine nephew of John D Rockefeller. The engagement ties prominent Yale circles to the Rockefeller family in a planned nuptial setting.

Marion Angell James Rowlay Bell Yale University William Rockefeller McAlpine John D. Rockefeller

Warm Welcome Given President Coolidge at Saranac Lake

The president and Mrs Coolidge received a hearty welcome in Saranac Lake as they attended morning services at First Presbyterian Church. Hundreds gathered outside the little church to glimpse them while a simple service proceeded. The minister, Rev George Newsoll, spoke of spiritual authority and the president and Mrs Coolidge greeted congregants after the benediction.

Associated Press Paul Smith George K. Newsoll

Famous astronomer works without play

A London report details Prof H H Turner of Oxford declaring tropical temperatures 50 miles above Earth. The piece highlights a poor man devoted to science, William F Denning of Bristol, whose data aided Dr Dobson and Prof Lindemann in a breakthrough changing upper air theory. Denning, born 1848, appeared an amateur with five comets and over twenty nebulae discovered.

London H. H. Turner Oxford University Eorth Wiliam F. Denning Bristol Dobson Lindemann Denning Hie Royal Astronomical Society

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