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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1927
Page
1
King Ferdinand ousts Avereu sGu, appoints a successor favorable to Prince Carol. The new premier is described as friendly to Bratiano, signaling a shift in Balkan politics and court factions.
Bucharest reports Queen Margherita ally Prince Barbu Stirbey chosen to form a national union ministry after General Averescu resigns, a move King Ferdinand ordered to end political uncertainty. The shift triggers a palace-driven cabinet reorganization and regional political turmoil.
Heavy rains in Arkansas continued to flood rivers threatening to overflow banks and submerge farm lands. The White and Black rivers raised concern as Mississippi levee breaks prompted water surges. details continued on Page 2.
Unidentified man found decomposed and mutilated under an overhanging rock south of Butte after months, sparking police and sheriff investigations into homicide, suicide, or natural death. The victim aged about 45, six feet tall, blue shirt, brown hair, missing two teeth. a gray cap was nearby. Identification efforts underway as report continues on Page 2.
Dr Abraham Zingher bacteriologist who helped perfect the Schick test for diphtheria was found dead in his Willard Parker hospital laboratory. He had dozed while researching the Dick test for scarlet fever and a gas burner tube became disconnected. An open notebook with experiment notes lay before him.
Representatives from 17 Montana banks will gather in Butte for the annual conference of group No. 6 of the Montana Bankers Association at the Silver Bow club. About 50 bank presidents and other representatives are expected, with Ralph W. Place presiding and J. G. Larsen as principal speaker on the new state bank code. Officers will be elected and district reports on general banking conditions given.
Log tracks a Bellanca aircraft’s progress from Roosevelt Field New York through Massachusetts and Nova Scotia then across the Atlantic sighted near St Pierre Miquelon and over England France and Germany with multiple sightings by ships and coastal towns. The final report places the plane over Dortmund Germany.
Three Put-in-Bay Ohio youths aged 8 to 14 were rescued after drifting in Lake Erie in an open boat from Friday morning. A collie dog kept watch as Henry Sampson ferried them ashore, identifying the brothers William 14 Thomas 10 and John Jackson 8, sons of Charles Jackson of Towlus Hachor Mich.
Walter Burley, a former Rees dairy employee, confessed to police in Forrest County Jail that he killed Miss Martha Rees and Mrs. 0. B. Rees at the Jackson home Friday morning. He said he planned the crime Thursday and entered by the rear door after leaving his Jackson south home. Burley claimed he shot Miss Rees twice in bed then shot again to ensure she was dead and fled.
William R Stanzbury longtime clerk of the Supreme Court died in Washington from a heart attack at age 75 Born May 1856 in Washington D C He served as assistant clerk from 1882 and clerk since 1921 Chief Justice Taft and associates will be honorary pallbearers with active pallbearers named from the clerical staff and court offices
John M Madden, ailing claim agent for Anaconda Copper Mining, former Ana county mayor and Illinois legislator, died in LaSalle Illinois at his sister's home. Born in Illinois, he moved to Anaconda about 40 years ago, worked at Daly plant, then as claims agent for A C M in Butte. Known for sterling character, kindness, and strong ties to the community, he was beloved by residents and children alike.
Associated Press reports that Nungesser and Coll possibly landed in Labrador during their transatlantic flight and disappeared last month. Miss Sitterly in Battle Harbor notes communication delays, with five days to reach a post 29 miles inland. Prospects of locating the aviators this season are extremely poor due to rugged, sparsely populated terrain and scattered inland posts.
Berlin reports a forced landing near Berlin after fog and fuel shortage hindered the transatlantic Columbia. Chronology shows it passed Dortmund at 11:09 p m New York time and signals indicated a Berlin approach with fog delaying confirmation. Authorities and a welcoming committee awaited 9 a m as reports of sightings in Boulogne Sur Mer and Ostend emerged amid holiday telephone outages.
In Arizona on June 5 two people, Mr and Mrs Robert Coats of Phoenix, died when their automobile overturned into an irrigation ditch four miles southwest of Gillespie. Their bodies were recovered by searchers early today, Coats under the car and Mrs Coats downstream, swept by three feet of water. The couple had left Phoenix yesterday for California.
San Francisco report says 78 year old actor John Drew improved slightly after entering Dante ward last Tuesday for arthritis and rheumatic fever. Dr. Lawrence Hoffman and two other physicians plan a consultation tonight and note arthritis remains troublesome.
Fifty nine girls complete studies at Central high school and will receive diplomas Wednesday night at the Parkway theater marking the first graduation of Eliz students in the institution. Rev James P O Shea of Stevensville will give the main address as a musical program proceeds.
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