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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1927
Page
1
Marie, consort of Ferdinand, declares she did not seek to be regent and remained devoted to Roumania's welfare. EAILE will not press for crown, Voyager asserts. The statements present a cautious account of royal succession and responsibility.
Queen Marie in a long interview from Bucharest rejects any claim to regency, saying she will continue governing with Ferdinand's will and her duties as widow. She cites Prince Carol's silence and indiscretions in Paris as factors in the king's death.
Charles H. Miller, 43, who posed as a businessman, surrendered to Spokane police claiming guilt in bigamy in two states and fraud in multiple locations. He said he married in 1917 to Clara Bowen and to Louise Morrison, then a Sacramento marriage, taking funds from several women and facing possible extradition. He requested to be sent to a state with felony charges.
In Cuba New York the oil industry joins state officials to unveil a tercentenary monument beside Woodland Spring and the first oil well site. Robert L. Welch of the American Petroleum Institute calls the industry optimistic about its future and solving its problems.
Miss Edith Nutterville, a prominent Butte school teacher, died at St James hospital two hours after being found unconscious on a sidewalk near Galena and Washington streets. Dr C E Emery cited acute endocarditis as the cause. Relatives noted she had complained of a headache before collapsing while walking home with Miss Abbie Riley.
On July 23 in Seattle M Lyle Spencer former Seattle Chamber of Commerce vice president was named president of the University of Washington succeeding Dr Henry Suzzallo who was dismissed last fall The regents said Spencer will earn 12000 per year effective September 1 1926 and he previously led the universitys journalism school from 1919 to 1926 replacing acting president Dean David Thomson since Suzzallos dismissal
In Buenos Aires heavy security surrounded the U.S. embassy and the Charge d affaires home after a bomb exploded at the George Washington statue attributed to Sacco Vanzetti sympathizers. Police raided centers and arrested several for examination as threats to American institutions increased.
Boston salutes the Pacific and Atlantic flight heroes as thousands cheer during ceremonies despite heavy rain. Air veterans receive city honors for long ocean crossings and service.
Eight aviation heroes toured Boston by air then were feted in Concord as crowds gathered in rain and fog. Lindbergh led the party toward the airport while Byrd, Neville, Balchen, Acosta, Chamberlin, Maitland, and Hegenberger received governor medals for their Atlantic and Pacific flights.
L T Lawler, Butte contractor, said last night he will start work within 10 days on the Elk Park Woodville section of the Butte Boulder highway. The contract covers about 10 miles of gravel road replacing the present route, with a price over 80000 dollars. Route design abandons the old road and eliminates all but one rail crossing.
President Coolidge spent a strenuous day in the Black Hills hiking mountain trails, pushing a lumber wagon, and angling for trout. Cameramen recorded the scene as he and Mrs Coolidge faced muddy streams and steep climbs while photographers chased the first pictures of the president fishing. He walked from the woods to his train at Mystic after a demanding ascent.
Silver Bow county commissioners presented a check of 14877.14 to the city of Butte to share the Hexem paving cost on Harrison avenue. The project totals 209745 dollars with a contract awarded to J. C. Maguire. State law allows county road funds to be used on arterial city streets.
In Dillon Montana a coroner's jury returned an open verdict on the death of Harvey Truax a 33 year old barber formerly of Butte shot at Birch creek. Eva Collett proprietor of a Denver rooming house was the principal witness and a note found in their car did not clarify the case.
In Grand Prairie Texas a Ku Klux Klan parade was attacked by spectators. Deputy sheriffs rushed from Dallas to restore order as bricks and bottles were thrown. one pistol and one knife were drawn but no serious injuries were reported.
London reports say Britain endorses Bridgeman Cecil lines, shifting to small cruisers or eight inch guns debate. Delegations weigh whether to return with new ideas or press toward drafting a treaty, with about ten days needed after a settlement of major questions.
London dispatches report the British cabinet has given complete approval to the government's attitude on the issue. The AP cites sources in London noting cabinet unity and a firm stance as of July 23.
Forest service headquarters in Missoula report no new reports from the Salmon mountain fire in Idaho or the LeMarche creek fire in the Big Hole area. They interpret silence as no new spread while noting the Salmon fire jumped the Selway river and burned about 100 acres Friday night. William Rush travels to assist Bitter Root forest supervisor John Lowell as firefighting continues.
Ivor Martinson and Alex Meagher of Butte helped rescue Charles Youlden Jr and Jack Knieval Jr after their boat overturned on Georgetown lake around 9 o clock. Youlden trapped beneath the craft was freed and both youths were brought to shore. they later returned to Butte.
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