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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1926
Page
5
Democratic candidate Dan F P Shea highlights integrity and independence. He cites five years as Butte police judge, pledging impartial, fearless service and a judiciary free from payback promises. Card funded by the Dan F P Shea for County Attorney Club in Butte.
A string of Montanans passing through Butte is listed at the Thornton and Arizona hotels. Names include Eyhel of Helena OConnell of Bozeman and many residents from Dillon Missoula Billings and Great Falls. A teamsters notice dated July 29 closes the fragment.
The Tayaron family of Aaron, Kansas, relatives of Mrs. Erwin H. Dey, nee Taylor, 11 year old elopement girl, will reach Helena late tonight or Friday. Involved are abduction charges in Kansas and a search for the groom Erwin Dey. Baker disputes his identity, prompting habeas corpus efforts. Also, Sull oy A. Mipbara, trustee for four Helena banks, seeks $9,464.70 plus interest and $1,000 attorney fees in a banking-case suit against the Yegen Brothers' bank and receiver Hanson in Silver Bow County.
A well attended Lincoln Republican Club meeting in Judge Carroll’s department of the county house discussed primaries on August 2 and the post primary campaign HQ setup. Officers Charles T. Loman and Carl Engel led, with 262 members and plans for an information bureau and publicity committee to boost Republican prospects in 1926.
The Montana Stock and Bond Company, formed recently, issues its first circular reviewed by Editor Carl J. Traverman. It praises local mining and agriculture, urges water deliveries for Montana Power securities, and supports O’Brien-Otisco property development by the Butte Copper-Zinc Extension. The Otisco shaft sits at 400 feet underwater, while Dr Maurice Ebenberg and Glenn Anderson oversee unwatering the 200 foot shaft at the Butte Hill Copper company. The circular also cites improving crop prospects for 1926.
A special train will transport Modern Woodmen of America to Dillon for Labor Day. Union Pacific offers a $2.50 round trip fare for Butte members attending the picnic. Many Woodmen plan to ride the 1 45 p m Short Line train while the special departs at 8 p m with more members and families.
Rattan Singh born in London from East Indian parents married Margaret Fayant of Zortman yesterday in Judge William Carroll’s court. Singh is now a resident of Butte and the couple will reside here.
Beatrice Squires of Centerville married Lem Marrugg an electrician at the Mines machine shops. The Rev E J Groeneveld officiated. Bridesmaid Mrs Albert Lewgat and best man Alybert Squires Jr attended. The couple honeymooned to the Pacific and will reside in Butte after returning.
The Silver Bow League of Women Voters will host two lectures by Mrs Harriet Lycette at Ye MC A this afternoon at 2 and 8. The talks cover child development from birth to age 12 and guidance for intelligent growth. Edith Clinch chairs with a list of assisting ladies. audience praise noted after last night’s event.
Mist Hermina Anna Umhang married James Victor Westling yesterday at the bride’s parents home on East Aluminum street. The ceremony was at noon with Rev. M. D. Huddltoff of St. Mark’s Lutheran church officiating. Lena Umhang was maid of honor, Roy Peterson was best man. A dinner followed then the couple departed for a honeymoon through the state. They will reside at 133 East Aluminum upon return. The bride has worked for Northern Pacific and Tutte Electric Supply Co. and is well known in the city.
Mr and Mrs J K Shaughnessy of 711 Dakota street Butte prepare to attend the funeral of Mrs Patrick McGrath after her sister, Ire McGrath, died following a brief illness. The couple left for Regina upon receiving telegram notification of the death.
Petition drive gains street traction to urge Governor Erickson to commute Louie Won's death sentence to life. Clarence Hanley, attorney for the condemned, reports two petitions obtained and plans for more signatures from business and civic groups as lawyers and supporters mobilize for Monday hearing on probable cause.
Tony Vettere faces a Monday hearing before Judge Jeremian J. Laneh regarding a probable cause certificate that could stay his execution until the Supreme Court reviews an initial appeal filed by Mr. Galasso on the defendant's behalf. If the certificate is denied, Galasso plans to seek a stay from the Supreme Court.
Norma Shearer stars in The Devil's Muse at the Rialto today with a dramatic tale of fate under pressure. An amusement ad blends with film hype while a separate line reports a factory condenser explosion at a dairy plant causing a near disaster and a woman revived after hospital treatment.
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