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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1926
Page
4
The text describes a monumental voyage across Asia and the Atlantic by Wells and Evans, ending in New York with a dramatic welcome. Crowds, dust, and fatigue mark their return after weeks of travel by air and rail, highlighting aviation milestones and the desire to push further. Major figures and organizations are named as part of the voyage.
Edward A. JtyAna and Ianto Welle break John Mears' 13 year old record by circumnavigating the globe. The journey via New York, Cherbourg, Berlin, Moscow, and Tokyo, among others, highlights dramatic time zone changes and a achievement spanning 14,000 miles by plane and 8,900 by airship or train. Travel times shift with daylight saving adjustments as travelers cross meridians, arriving in New York after a multi‑day, multi‑leg voyage that redefines global travel pace.
A disjointed diary style passage recalls a crowded reception and a journey from Pasco Wash toward Boise. The text mentions a girl giggling, a continuous jog and dance, and several unclear names and places. It reads as a fragmented travel or event recollection without a clear narrative or outcome.
A group of youths, returning from a canal voyage through New York and a canal detour, recounts roughing it and an incident where their car was struck while away. They faced a startled neighbor and a vandalism episode, with plans to continue the trip home by Friday or Saturday.
Grand Canyon region welcomes Crown Prince Gustavus Adolphe of Sweden with Princess Loulaetea as residents praise the royal party. The group tours North Rim near Cape Robid, camps at Write Way, and dines beside a cliffside stream during a four day stay amid warm public admiration.
Reported arrival of German officers and troops is described amid a chaotic, highly partisan account. The piece notes a strong reception, mentions Meareceliing and Whida of whiatlaa, and portrays authorities reacting with heightened activity near the news district.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss reform attempts and judiciary review. Mentions references to public policy and restoring public confidence, with names and places hinted but unclear. The piece alludes to debates on aging laws, divorce, and court powers without clear outcomes.
The Elks and Protective lodge leaders dedicated a memorial to World War I heroes. The ceremony included a burned avards ceremony and a sermon, with speakers from Washington and the United States, praising devotion and sacrifice.
Preparations for a massive Shrine ceremony in Bozeman are underway with a 40,000-seat tent, grandstand platforms, and extensive fireworks plans. The event draws Shrines from across Yellowstone park regions and features Imperial potentates, dignitaries, parades, and a ceremonial dance arena.
Dozens of fires sweep Western Montana Idaho and British Columbia with 50 acre sites near Tanner's Ferry and Coeur d Alene and two fires in Glacier Park under limited control. Weather worsens smoke hinders ports and lookout stations. One hundred sixty acres of wheat burned near Walla Walla and a jogging camp destroyed near Stillwater. Nine deaths attributed to a Pacific Northwest fire siege.
Johny H. Saylor supervisor of Deer Lodge National forest with headquaters in Butte called in to take charge of equipment and some men for fighting a fire on Hay Creek. Foresters ordered to be ready for potential calls while blaze is controlled.
Visitors did not approach the summer White House as President Coolidge remained secluded at White Pine. Secretary to the President and several correspondents reported he was spending the season away from Washington. A canoe accident near Lake St Regie involved locals and newsmen covering the incident.
Five games are on the schedule for today in the boys league baseball season at Columbia Gardens. The schedule begins at 9:90 o'clock with Hunins vs Kdobgens, Weasels vs Yauksa, Walkerville vs Ralcks, Belmonts vs Stulkers, and Eoebs vs Mirabes. Morstor gite of Roly Mus. AngeG Mre. Angel Morsith Moratho, a native of Ualy and resident of Montane for 41 years, died yesterday afternoon at her home on Colorado street. She is survived by husband and two daughters Josephine and Marie and a brother in Denver. The body is at White's chapel pending funeral arrangements.
The trial of Senator Clark’s disputed will and family claim continued as witnesses identified photographs and the court prepared jury instructions. Plaintiffs Eve Clark McWilliams and Dr. Adsie Clark Miller testified with defense witnesses from Missouri. The judge pressed for timely verdict as procedural matters and deposition read rights were discussed.
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