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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1926
Page
33
The board reviews a $51 study related to a drydock incident to determine the disaster’s cause. Commander Frank U. J is noted in the record as part of the oversight and inquiry team.
Miss Ella Miller, formerly of Butte now in Los Angeles, visits her brother A Miller’s family for the summer. Local gatherings include dinners at Bradfordton and visits from Spokane and Kalispell guests. The St John the Evangelist parish social is set for July 29 on the Sisters lawn with a long list of organizers and activities. Brides, funerals, and visits among residents like the Goberlys, Cherrys, and Meleanes fill the week with events across Bitterroot and Flaming fields.
Attorney M S Galasso seeks a stay of Tony Vettore’s execution in Silver Row as judge Teremian considers delaying the death penalty. The move mirrors past appeals where supreme court action or governor intervention has halted or postponed executions, with further filings anticipated to secure relief.
Western governors Ralph Brewster Maine John Trumbull Connecticut Walter Pierce Oregon Adam McMullen Nebraska W J Fields Kentucky condemn federal intrusion into state agriculture and industry while defending cross-state prohibition enforcement Support for federal state cooperation urged to curb crime and uphold national prohibition stance amid regional divides
Governors Dern Pierce McMullen voice strong against federal land policy in western states. They argue federal control over School lands and mineral rights intrudes on state sovereignty and economic activity. The debate cites dual government and calls for state efficiency and control.
A new hopping insect pest called the cotton hopper or cotton flea is devastating cotton fields across the Southern states. Government entomologists report its rapid spread from Texas into Oklahoma, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia, and South Carolina, with potential to affect 1926 crop prices. The pest hops up to 100 times its length, wings develop later, and it injures squares while feeding and may deposit a harmful substance.
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