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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1927
Page
1
The Times reports U S concern over Beijing era moves as Washington weighs removing a legation from the ancient capital amid shifting Sino policy. A separate dispatch cites Lindbergh detailing a Buckingham Palace visit, the king’s noted warmth, and the royal reception after his Atlantic flight.
The Supreme Court today sustained Coast Guard seizures of two rum running vessels beyond the 12 mile limit, backing authority to seize vessels under revenue laws and allowing evidence from seizure of a small boat to be used in court. It refused to rule on the British rum treaty's constitutionality and did not grant appeals on warrantless searches in auto cases.
The swollen Atchafalaya and impounded waters push toward the gulf as flood forces brace for more rises while levees threaten to breach. Rescue units remain on alert and evacuations continue slowly as central Louisiana braces for further increases and residents endure worsening conditions.
Two men are dead and 18 others wounded after fighting between state troopers and a mob surrounding Hillsborough county Jail in Tampa. National Guard patrolled the jail area and fired into the mob as it attempted to rush the jail, with militiamen on duty through the night.
The Missouri River peak in Western Montana was reached at Great Falls as of Sunday, with flood risk from fresh snow and warm rain. Additional snow in high ranges raises danger. rail service resumes, with Great Northern and Milwaukee lines returning to operation between key towns.
Fifty graduates of Boys Central High School will receive diplomas and awards at commencement in the Parkway theater Friday evening. The Very Rev S C Hott D Ph president of Mount St Charles College will present diplomas. The program includes songs, instrumental selections, a debate on naval defense, and various performances by first and second year classes.
Yellowstone Park will reopen to tourists at 9 am Wednesday. Roads from Mammoth and West Yellowstone and Old Faithful usable, but Norris junction to Canyon road closed for at least six days due to road crews. Public tenting available at Old Faithful. camps and hotel closed for several days. Formal opening at Cody on June 19. Gallatin Gateway hotel opening June 17. Bozeman reception for Northern Pacific officials June 21.
Mrs Moore and her 10 year old son drown while attempting to wade swollen West Fork river in northeastern Montana leaving five young children in a wagon by the bank. They had set out from Opheim to join her husband on Bonnabel ranch. The crossing bridge washed out and both adults perished attempting to ford the stream.
A remarkable and freakish weather event in Bile ver Bow county caused heavy snowfall the paper describes as among the most unusual. After the episode, conditions are returning to normal as crews clear roads and monitor ongoing forecasts.
Joe Hardeman a 50-year-old Sawtelle veteran, hunted for the killing of Mrs. Vick Woods with a club at Venice last Saturday and for slashing Mrs. Emma Or Belt with a razor, walked into central police station and admitted the deeds blaming jealousy for the attacks.
Marines under Butler may be moved to the North Sea zone as tensions rise. Plans envisage relocation to Philippines if the situation worsens, with potential deployment toward Peking or Tientsin if circumstances demand.
Anxiety over American citizens in Northern China grows as reports say the Washington administration considers relocating the legation to a safer base, possibly Tientsin, with marines from Shanghai and the Philippines under review and Admiral Williams and General Butler authorized to act.
In Polson Montana two nearby residents died from fire and an explosion over the weekend. Mrs Worley Buchanan perished at her farm after an attempt to rekindle a kitchen fire with kerosene. Eight year old Mary Wining died following an explosion at the Wining home Sunday night. Neighbors arrived quickly as a kerosene fumes ignited from an open can. Eat Wining, father of the girl, was driving the Polson Kalispell stage.
Black Hills prepare to receive President Coolidge and his party after Washington announced he would spend his vacation at the state home lodge 52 miles from Rapid City. Governor Bullett of Deadwood hailed the plan as a Western tribute as SD joins in welcoming the president.
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