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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1926

Page

2

Wheeler 5 Heard In Election Case

The record shows several congressmen and senators spoke on Prohibition at the Ant Saloon League and were paid expenses and often honoraria. Wheeler recounts the committee session noting requests from Republicans and Democrats to speak across the country, with names including Upshaw Cooper Markley and others.

Ant Saloon League Wheeler Handa ‘of Man Pennsylvania Pri Publican Washington Will Fens Ohio Robinson Indiana Upshaw Georgia Cooper Markley Kentucky Mississippi Uch Reed Pri “Co Pep Pinchot Wheeler Sai

Missoula Convention Celebrates Montana Womans Belief Corps

The thirty third annual Montana Womans Belief Corps convention in Missoula, held with G A R and other groups, drew 136 attendees led by retiring president Mrs Marianna Rickey. Visitors praised Missoula hospitality as much entertainment and banqueting filled the schedule. A $300 gift to the Montana G A R and resolutions for G A R interests were adopted. The gathering mourned the death of veteran H Dodge.

Department of Montana Women's Belief Corps Missoula Foreign Wars Marianna Rickey Department Rick the Richardson Missoula U. S W. V Gene Rickey Estelie | Worth Butte Legislative Committee Montana Department G. A. R H. Dodge Earvices Fred Winthrop Post G.A. R Department of Montana

Gale from the north delays voyage to Cherbourg and Paris

The northeast gale slows the Aquitania causing a one knot speed loss as icebergs force routing south. Sir James Charles forecasts Cherbourg arrival and a quick Paris-Berlin flight but customs delays may require a costly alternative. Malone Wins Pool. passenger bets total 365 pounds as auctions raise funds during the voyage.

Ourcrease Evans James Charles Aquitania Charles Cherbourg aumMerent Paris Berlin Malone Poland Dudley Field Malone New York Ambrose

Yale Freshmen Crew Face Abandonment For Honor Violations

Six Yale yearling men admitted violating the honor system in final examinations leading to the cancellation of the freshman Face at the Yale Harvard regatta. The Yale athletic association announced the probation and disqualification for the 1926 27 academic year after talks with Harvard officials. Names were not made public.

New Haven Conn Yale New London Yale Athletic Association Board of Control of Association Harvard

Goretti's Story Heard At Trial

Testimony in February 1925 recounts Goretti's statements about Pesanti death and the ranch search. Sheriff Metzel, Undersheriff Dale, and John Duggan described investigations and Goretti's purported confession as defense questions focused on the body description and possible interpreter needs during questioning.

Pauline Fontini Pesan K Frank Metzell Madison County Dale John Duggan Liver Bow County Gorett Goretti Pex Penantl Ranch Pesant Mille Fontini Fontini Iater Fontini Duggan Hutte Utah George Allen Bat” Aragoni Aragoni Pesanti James Donovan

Long imprisonment of ruined farmer ended by officers

A 72 year old Cresco Iowa farmer, John Montague, once wealthy, was confined for nine years in a damp basement as a voluntary prisoner. Health officers report his frail condition and note his long confinement ended by officers in Texas after years of hardship.

Paul John Montague Cresco Towa Texas

Pioneer Woman Dedicates Shaft Monument to Bozeman

The dedication program for a monument to John Bozeman featured music and speeches by Montanans. Mrs. W. J. Beall gave the unveiling address, recounting Bozeman's pioneering life from 1862 through his death in 1867 near Livingston. The remarks covered his trailblazing journeys, the founding of Bozeman, and his enduring legacy in Montana history.

W. J. Beall Bozeman John M. Bozeman Far West Mr. Bozeman Platte Bozeman Trail Bozeman Cut Virginia City Aldergulch Yellowstone Livingston Bozeman Pass Gallatin Valley Townsend Bridger Bridger Yan Fulch Virginia Ityall John Bosman J. J. Parham John Boxeman Montana John Bozeman Georgia Colorado Utah New Mexico Arizona Idaho Bozman Thomas Cover Alder Gulch McAdow Brothers Cover and Meadow W. B. McAdow Calfornia Cover Fort C. F. Smith Big Horn River Boseman Mr. Boseman Our

Political Allegiances Debated Over Tariffs and Power

A fragment quotes Alan and P P Meyerson discussing party lines with reference to Republicans favoring high tariffs and Democrats. The text hints at a split stance within a political debate about economic policy and party alignment.

Scott Alan P.P. Meyerson Emocrats

Accommodating Plan Sparks Ride Companions Idea

A brief exchange hints at arranging company for a ride. One speaker suggests bringing along a friend and a TV for companionship, indicating a casual, informal plan to avoid riding alone.

Statgyner

Blackfoot Line Ready in Month Extension Planned

The extension aims to move timber from the mining area and includes facilities for farmers in the region. If traffic warrants, mixed passenger and freight service will begin. Rails from Sunset to McNamara's landing are laid, with roadbed and right of way improvements remaining. Barling, Middietam, and Hicks arrived in Butte en route to Three Forks to review the Yellowstone service opening, with cooperation from Yellowstone Transportation and Milwaukee lines.

Barling McNamara's Landing Middietam FN. Hicks Butte No. 18 Three Forks Yellowstone Transportation Company Milwaukee Inn

Two Held in Explosion Probe In Los Angeles Theater Attacks

Two persons were arrested today in connection with a series of five dynamite explosions that damaged a theater district in Los Angeles. The arrests followed a series of blasts disrupting the area and prompting an active investigation by authorities.

Associated Press Los Angeles Ieee

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