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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1927
Page
4
The New York motor vehicle bureau reports 5,022 more serious automobile accidents in the first four months of 1927 than 1926, with 489 killed and 19,969 injured. Fifty percent of fatals occurred at street intersections, raising concerns over annual tolls and safety measures.
A clipped international page notes California figures on national politics with Hiram Johnson and McAdoo's fates in 1928 conventions, Dockweiler predicting California delegates for Smith. It also cites Pennsylvania highway data showing Sunday as safest driving day, with reckless driving as leading cause and peak travel in July September.
A quotation laden column champions Herbert Hoover as the nation’s best guide for fisheries policy. It praises his Atlantic essay In Praise of Izaak Walton and argues for expanded government fish nurseries with club support to raise fry to marketable size. The piece links fishing to moral and social benefits and notes Minnesota and Pennsylvania pilots toward a national program.
A listing of stations in Central Mountain and Pacific times detailing concerts, orchestras, drama hours, and musical programs. It includes WEAF WOW KPOA KGO KGW KHJ and others with specific show times and offerings such as orchestras, organ recitals, and broadcasts from NBC Pacific division studios in San Francisco.
The horoscope notes a day of mixed influences with morning optimism and evening doubt, warning aviators of danger from electric propulsion and urging caution in judgment. It foresees opportunities for large ventures, aiding statesmen and financiers, while stressing the need for truthfulness and restraint for those born under its skies.
Many patients with trench mouth can save teeth through dietetics and mouth treatments. The doctor explains the bacteria around gums causes loosening of teeth and links the condition to poor wartime food, hyperacidity, and bad food combinations. Emphasizes learning food chemistry, selecting proper foods, and seeing a dentist with ultraviolet equipment to sterilize gums while correcting eating habits.
A senior class meeting at Butte High School distributed junior prom invitations and rehearsed class songs. William Abt presided with Loundes Maury as accompanist. Senior week events were outlined including a picnic on June 22, class day on June 23, and commencement on June 24.
Kelly P. Kelly faces charges by deputy county attorney Francis R. Scally at the request of Police Chief Jere Murphy for possessing 24 slot machines alleged to violate statutes. The machines were reportedly in his possession before December 15, 192?. The case is in Justice McNamara's court. Budd faces grand larceny charges in Justice Buckley's court, with W. R. Carley as the complainant. Hagar Franklin is charged with failure to provide. Budd is said to be in Portland, Oregon, and Franklin is missing. Lambert Roslyn, charged with third degree assault on Robert Sachin, was arraigned and pleaded not guilty. His bond is set at $50 and his case is set for June 16.
Work continues on the Kemper Avenue storm sewer project and should wrap in about 10 days. The next project on the sewer improvement program will be a South Wyoming Street line installation spanning several blocks, announced by Public Works Commissioner Mike Walsh.
Michael J. Sullivan a renowned Montana businessman and proprietor of Alhambra Springs near Helena will not leave his enterprise. Reports that he planned to sell to eastern investors and convert the site into a dude ranch have been called off and Sullivan will continue to operate Alhambra Springs.
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