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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
2
Anaconda Standard notes that Kokumin calls a right ratio of naval power essential to Japan's existence and prosperity. The piece contrasts with typical jingoism, yet signals Tokyo's wary scrutiny of military buildup in Japan.
Across the nation and Montana the sesquicentennial celebrations mark Jefferson and Washington, while the Little Bighorn centennial brings tribute to Custer and his men. The article notes past injustices to Indians, calls for shared remembrance, and predicts commemoration across the West this summer.
The Kokuinin, Japan s top nationalist paper, denounces US naval plans as a breach of Washington Armament limits. It warns aircraft and dirigible expansions could tilt balance, claim by prediction that American costs exceed 100 million dollars and threaten Japanese strength.
Montana remains divided over the Volstead Act as crackdown efforts by prohibition officers intensify. Voters statewide prepare fall ballots to express whether they support strict enforcement or desire looser liquor laws, with public opinion seen as crucial to the law’s fate.
Auctioned imperial coaches from the Mohenzollerns fetch 1100 dollars for thrill seekers at amusement parks. eight monogrammed carriages once served as ceremonial transport for the Kaiser and Frederick the Great. A chaotic mix of shipping liens and unclaimed property adds to a curious exhibit of royal relics in New York.
Mer and Mia Mills and Harold Bejfers, relatives of Mark Mills and a Missouri Mines student, visited the state prison to seek parole after a daylight bank robbery in Butte. The trio, tied to a car chase in Montanan towns, faced sentences of 12 to 30 years for larceny and related crimes. parole prospects hinge on future decisions.
In Butte, Mrs. Alina M. Higgins announces junipers thrive when transplanted into lawns, noting their versatility for hedges, wind breaks, and foundation planting. Several examples show healthy growth after planting along Gronte and Washington Streets, with evergreens proving resilient in local sandy soil. A Buckfoot river extension project is reported as near completion, promising timber and road work improvements for the region.
Multiple suits involving the Heilbronner estate faced judge Jeremiah J. Lynch with one taken under advisement by Judge Bourquin. Trustees seek recovery of property and rents tied to the Heilbronner company, alleging purchases were financed by the company, not personal funds. Interrogatories and cross questions were being settled for two dozen witnesses in the Clark will contest. Meanwhile other probate matters included divorce decrees, a partial estate distribution petition, and a civil suit over county tax work fees.
A William de Milton Paramount production titled New Brooms comes to the Richio theater for a rim of two days today. It centers on a weary father and his lively son as they clash over running a broom factory with the father eventually handing over the business for one year while the son manages the plant and bears the college burden. The era observes rival theater trends with artists favoring art over donors, while Our Gang offers a Hal Ioach comedy titled Toms Canin, a fresh twist on Uncle Pons Calin.
A rather unclear horoscope notes gardening, weddings, and American pastimes as themes. It mentions planning, prosperity, and rising prices, with references to latine events, aircraft, balloons, and markets in Oklahoma and Florida, signaling optimism in some sectors and caution in others.
Cryptic text fragments mention figures and names with unclear prominence. References to Uranus, discoveries, and possible dates suggest a chaotic, unreadable update from a historical page segment. The readable content is too fragmentary to identify a coherent event or outcome.
A compact note hints at Gemini subjects as witty and philosophical, touching on playful debate and character, with dated style suggesting a syndicated media context.
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