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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1927
Page
2
Charles A. Lindbergh outlines a vision for aviation growth in America stressing private capital for research, larger multi motor aircraft, and open transatlantic commercial flights. He argues America needs laboratories, better planes, and reliable weather-linked routes with floating hangars as safe havens in storms.
Central Press reporter Bonita Witt presents a six installment profile of Charles Lindbergh. Based on his Detroit interview and first hand accounts from San Antonio cadets, the piece recalls his rickety Brooks Kelly trainer, fearless solo flights, and early fame as an aviator.
The author argues air routes may dominate oceans but rejects single motor planes as future. He explains why fuel tanks are placed in front of the pilot for safety, noting a crash risk if behind the pilot. He cites Thad and Davis incidents and mentions De Rayon losing popularity in Germany amid Leipzig silk fair exhibit apathy.
The Crown seeks heirs of Rank Erithiog Johnsen formerly of Butte who died in 1930. William and Marie Johnsen are named as son and daughter of Fr. Johnsen. Crown officers wish to contact missing siblings and probate of the Norwegian estate proceeds. Information to John Tandauist, 486 South Stain is requested.
John Gilbert was elected president of Butte Stationary Engineers Union No. 83 at a meeting last night. Tim Crowley and Abe Winwood were elected delegates to the Montana State Federation of Labor convention. Other officers named include Charles Whitley vice president Joseph Creighton financial secretary Abe Winwood recording secretary John Hocking treasurer John McMullen warden Henry Weidenbach conductor E Whitney Tom Collins R C McDonald trustees Evan Crane Joseph Creighton Charles Whitley Ade Winwood Pat Delough ery and Henry Weidenbach delegates to the Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council. An amendment to the local constitution aligning with the national stationary engineers organization was adopted.
Lindbergh plans for a Washington reception June 11 as officials prepare a brief, high profile welcome before New York. The aviator will fly to Miller Field Staten Island on June 14 and crest a parade up Broadway with aircraft escorts and a possible White House stay.
Mrs Anna Apollonio a 42 year old mother was freed on bond posted by her husband in a plot to murder her spouse. Dr Dee Hammer a 41 chiropractor alleged co conspirator remained jailed. Police say they hired Robert F Langdon a detective not a gunman to kill the husband.
The 74 year old American stage favorite John Drew showed definite improvement in San Francisco as physicians noted his arthritis illness. He arrived after canceling an engagement in Portland to seek treatment, and was ordered to the sanitarium for rest and recovery.
A physician's instrument case was recovered from Willian Menab after police arrest him yesterday afternoon. He is jailed on reckless driving charges. investigators seek a car believed linked to the incident and a West Broad arrest report mentions a West five and run incident involving Pitty Gross. Meanwhile Oscar D Holmes, a 30 year veteran of the Butte Electric railway, wed Matge E Sylvester at 2903 Floral boulevard with a small reception and note that Holmes remains a No. 1 Motorman. Cologne plans a rayon plant to employ 4000 workers.
At a well attended Scribbler club meeting at the Y M C A, Cavanaugh led a discussion of verses and poems with judged interpretations and professional criticism. The club announced a contest for short stories and poems with manuscript submission rules and a June 15 deadline for the next meeting. A bank robbery in Seattle involved locking three officers and a customer, stealing $3,000 cash and $4,000 in travelers checks before fleeing.
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