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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1926
Page
13
The Anaconda Standard reports an in depth review of corporate taxes for the year. It notes decreases in salaries and bad debts, gains from oil production, and varying tax totals across industries including mining grain elevators and electricity, with railroad and transport companies showing marked increases.
Boston physician Dr. Thomas E. Walsh faces indictment in a legal case tied to the murder of 19 year old Edith Louise Greene. The body was reportedly cut up and wrapped in paper boxes. Dr. Walsh denies any connection to the death.
Grocery stock for sale in a thickly settled neighborhood with about $3,500 stock. Low rent location on Park Street at Montana. Also offers a for sale restaurant business netting big profits. Apply Box Standard Butte.
A disturbance at the Missouri club ended with Charles Chubby Finley arrest after police intervened at about o'clock in the morning. Assistant Chief Larkin placed him under custody and he was fined 10 dollars in police court. Jeremiah Canny, 63, longtime Butte resident and Irish native who worked as a miner, died after a brief illness at a Butte hospital. He is survived by relatives in New York. The body lies at Walsh's funeral parlors. burial arrangements are not yet set.
Four northwest railroads plan a three cent per hundredweight reduction on grain and flour shipped from the Missouri river via Minneapolis to points east of the city. Grain interests in Duluth through their chamber of commerce will file with the interstate commerce commission to suspend the proposed cuts. The railroads named include Milwaukee Northwestern Rock Island and Burlington. The report also notes a hurricane’s lingering effects in the Leeward Islands from two years ago.
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