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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1927
Page
1
President Coolidge pledges to restrain spending to 1929 levels to preserve tax reductions and reduce debt. He notes surpluses from prior tax cuts lowered interest charges and says further debt and tax relief depend on prudent budgeting. A Mississippi flood relief effort is outlined with plans for surveys and ongoing aid.
Ansociates Dress, INGTON June 10. Director Lord of the budget bureau urged 546,000 government employees to cut expenditures as the current fiscal year remains under 4 billion. He cited a 1924-overspend drop and a projected surplus, stressing restraint, adopting forest conservation rhetoric, and the "Woodpecker" symbol to drum home thrift amid vacancies and new legislation.
Ten men received ten day sentences in the county jail for a Whiteline party on East Park streets. Detectives Morrison and Halling processed the arrests amid reports of alcohol use. Defendants denied hosting the gathering and claimed they were invited guests. Judge Shen noted one defendant forfeited $140 and others faced various charges.
Searles and Mahon, alleged robbers, are sought in Idaho Washington and Montana for bank heists. Deputy Sheriff McDonnell aims to extradite the suspects who are linked to Rathdrum Oakville robberies. Police report a suspended car and currency tied to the crime.
Butte will belatedly celebrate Arbor Day this Friday with free streetcar rides to Columbian Gardens for city children. Jid Nash, manager of the Butte Electric Railway, announced the Arbor Way program, postponed in the past due to bad weather and held on Saturdays instead.
A Belgian party led by Tadoul visits the United States to study industrial and economic conditions. They tour mines, rail initiatives, and copper refining efforts, noting labor and transportation challenges. They plan a trip to Yellowstone and return via New York, with briefings on Belgium's transition to a gold standard and employment prospects.
A charge of murder will be preferred against Denver slayer Dnsoph B. Minter, confessed slayer of Senator Albert de Modan. District Attorney Foster Gline announced Minter turned himself in as mourning followed the shooting in the apartment of Minter's estranged wife. The DA said Minter will receive a speedy trial and the case is to be heard shortly.
The text describes a massive public welcome for Charles A. Lindbergh in Washington. Thousands gather along avenues to see the flying hero, with expectant crowds forming along the Capitol grounds and near the White House. The arrival includes a parade of ships and motorboats, while the Memphis voyage to Washington creates a festive atmosphere and widespread cheers.
The Right Reverend Daniel M. Gorman D D bishop of Ada died in Lewiston yesterday. Funeral services will be held in Boise at St Johan's cathedral Wednesday at 10 a m with Archbishop Howard of Port Jana and bishops from surrounding states attending. Father Keyser and priests of the diocese will finalize plans today.
Reports from Billings describe an inch of rain and hail with a thunderstorm that produced a heavy downpour and vivid electrical display. Surrounding areas recorded similar precipitation and a cloudburst was reported near Pompeys Pillar east of the city.
Columbus, Ohio. June 10. John Hickiuma and George Vargo, convicted murderers, were electrocuted tonight at the Ohio penitentiary. Wickman died about 9 07 and Vargo about 9 17. Neither man faltered as he approached the chair.
Butte police seek a tan automobile stolen from R. L. Baker during a ride inquest. The car was seen passing Basin by two drivers for Howard Pierce. Descriptions note two young drivers wearing pecplanaes with a gray stripe and nal.
Charley Wall and James Riley, both claiming Chicago as home, are jailed on first degree assault charges after a pattern of smashed windows on South Wyoming West Galena and Mercury streets. They allegedly beat Mrs Matridge at the Metropolitan hotel and resisted arrest, with a watch stolen during the confrontation. Detective Tom Calpin aided Officer James Mooney who recovered the watch and detained the pair.
United Press dispatch from Chicago reports a blaze at the Drake Hotel on Lake Shore Drive early today. More than 1,000 guests fled from the terrace dance floor as fire fed on paper decorations and smoke filled the French room. Several persons were treated for minor injuries after the smoke and rush to exits. A cigarette discarded into an artificial bush is blamed for starting the blaze.
Dallas report notes plans for a Dallas to Hong Kong air race with a $25,000 prize run. Lieutenant Schildhauer of Philadelphia crews a relief pilot and radio navigator aboard a motorized monoplane. Other entrants include L Ward of Beaumont and Paul Redfern of Savannah with sponsorship from the Savannah board of trade. Lieutenant James Davis of Houston intends to join and may use the mystery “Senora 2” as a relief pilot.
Colonel James W. Zevely an attorney for Sinclair Consolidated Oilcorporation since 1917 died at his East Hampton home after a protracted illness. Born October 8 1861 in Lin Missouri he studied at public schools St Louis Christian Brothers College and the University of Virginia. He served as state librarian at Jefferson City and held posts in Missouri politics before practicing law in Muskogee Oklahoma from 192 to 1917.
The Milwaukee, Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul railway announced that one of its new all steel parlour cars will be matched to the Lindbergh in design. The car will operate between Chicago, Minneapolis and St Paul and will carry a message to Captain Charles Lindbergh.
Lievd Habu of Falls City Nebraska national AAU champion cannot defend his title in the annus meet to be held July 1 2 and 4. Hale said he cannot get in shape for the meet and desires a long rest before resuming work for Jim during the coming winter season.
Poole, jailed on a complaint from her brother alleging support for an aged father, was dismissed by Justice Buckley. The court ruled the claim did not establish support obligations. Poole, resident of Idaho, had traveled to Bulle for a brother's funeral.
Fragmented notes reference golf, names, places, and events but readability is poor. Key entities are garbled. no coherent person, team, or date can be reliably extracted for a concise, factual summary.
A garbled account mentions a former Standard AOAN writer communicating with the advertising department. The passage references a large crowd near 100,000 observers, cheers for a landing, and names such as Captain Lindbergh and Paris. The text is fragmentary and unclear in detail.
Thirty five students graduated from St Marys School in a ceremony yesterday. The program featured performances by pupils including Merry Puddlers and soloists such as Patricia McAuley Jane Mares and Douglas Sullivan. Rev M J Hangon delivered closing remarks. accompanists were Mrs McAuley and Mrs Flore ener Gavigan.
Report states no inquest will be held into the Holland warehouse fire that occurred Thursday. Fireman William and his team are noted as stable, though details remain sparse. Authorities confirm no further hearings planned and no official cause released at this time.
A boy sustained a below knee gash after a fall from a garage during an evening activity. He was taken to Damier Hospital where the wound was treated and sutured.
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