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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1926
Page
8
The heat wave broke records across Boston Catskills and Hudson Valley with the hottest day of the year. Temperatures topped 46 in New York City and driven by a western heat plume. Showers offered scant relief as residents endured the deadly heat with prostrations reported.
The state retired about 30 70 0 in registered warrants during the quarter, ending with cash and investments totaling 315.531.000.375. Overdrafts reduced funds to 22.348.07, leaving a med cash balance of 4, HTB. Investments at quarter end reached 315.531.000.375, with various fund allocations and expenditures listed.
Advance checks by control lines progress as crews battle fires on St. Joe, Cabinet and Kootenai Forests. Weather cooled, aiding efforts to curb spread across private and national forest lands. Fire lines around several blazes show improving control and area reductions.
AP report from New York cites federal Prohibition Administration estimates that 600 speak-easies operated in the state. Chester P Mills, federal administrator, notes licenses and enforcement efforts amid widespread illicit drinking venues and shifting enforcement posture.
The Glasgow city vote centers on closing the local plant due to high repair costs and grid reliability. The Montana Power Company bids to transmit power for 125,000, with Glasgow households facing a potential rate change and system improvements, while city officials weigh emergency options and future energy costs.
Warnings were ignored as an exhausted group of eleven young men capsized near Tin dsay Ontario while attempting a canoe trip. Survivors recount the vessel taking on water in choppy conditions as rescue efforts continued overnight.
The Kiwanis state convention in Anaconda features Gov J E Erickson scheduled to speak. The six district gathering includes plans reviewed by organizers with a three day schedule on August 9 and 10, highlighting entertainment, official addresses, and district events.
Fragmentary report describes a disastrous Siberian hurricane causing deaths and widespread damage. Fleeing residents sought shelter as floodwaters rose, with details limited to scattered names, places, and the broad scope of impact.
The council votes to fund paving on Excelsior Avenue despite a chaotic session. Officials reference Labor Day plans, property assessments, and involved residents while detailing budget allocations and project scope for the street upgrade.
A scrambled report details a dramatic intrusion into Nebraska's capital city with unclear names and dates. The text references raids, law enforcement and a political setting but provides few verifiable details or coherent events.
A mosaic of speculation and public notices fills the page as consolidation hints surface at multiple companies. References to the Granite Man and various regional firms hint at upcoming reorganizations, while political and civic figures imply broader financial and urban changes.
A garbled Iowa Republican convention text shows Brookhart courted by party factions and a hostile crowd. References to leadership, dates, and a controversial tone point to internal divisions affecting the upcoming party alignment and strategy.
A garbled OCR item notes state senator Paul of Powell County being honored. The readable phrases mention the senator, Powell County, and a ceremonial or recognition event, but many words are unreadable. The piece lacks clear dates, locations, or organizations due to damaged text.
Paris seethes as the Democratic talinel votes to form a cabinet of all former premiers. Police reserve forces quell crowds outside the Palais Bourbon while supporters hail the possible return of Millerand with a national union cabinet. The dramatic result ends a two day debate and signals shifting alliances in the French government.
Testimony from the accused man’s cellmates emerged in court about the May slaying of farm hand Ferdinand Seniaps. Witnesses described the suspect’s behavior, while prosecutors pursued details of a cash motive and alleged accomplices. The proceedings touched on the defendant’s mental state and possible ties to others.
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