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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1928

Page

3

Montana Delegation Heads to Democratic National Convention

Special trains from Montana and nearby states prepare to join a large Union Pacific Missouri Kansas and Texas train to Houston for the Democratic National Convention. Delegates from Montana include Bruce Kremer and T. J. Walsh among sixteen electees with plans to meet in Kansas City and travel together.

Houston Texas Butte Ion Pacific Northern Pacific Montana Union Pacific Idaho Utah T. J. Iker Thomas McGrath Anaconda Doug” McCork Missoula Alan Dick Purcell Helena Livingston Ark U. P Rman W. Ewing Ferm South Kansas Union Pacific Missouri, Kansas & Texas Rail Kansas City Dallas

Riddles and travel notes on a Western States meeting

A page teaser poses questions with answers on page 4 about historical figures and biblical references. It mentions a train saving 12 to 17 hours and a U P special trip. Mr. Trauerman and Mrs. Bessette are alternates to a national convention from a state meeting in Helena scheduled May 15.

Transportation Committee Western States Smith-for-President Association Trauerman Charles Bessette U. P Bessette Helena

Butte Man Attacked as Robbers Escape

Bob Morsello, a South Main street storekeeper, was attacked early yesterday by two men who sprang from hiding. They fled when frightened by onlookers. L. M. Smith reported a front window broken at 1750 Cobban with candy and pencils stolen.

Bob Morsello South Main Street Mr. Morsello L. M. Smith Cobban

Central High Alumni Dance Planned at 8 Tonight

Central high alumni arrange reunion events with a meeting this evening at 8 in the K C building. Committees report hard work for a successful dance at Columbia Gardens Friday with the Winter Garden orchestra and several feature numbers. All members urged to attend and a report on invitations will be given.

Central High K. C Columbia Gardens Winter Garden

Nature's Own S S S tonic for clear skin and vitality

The ad promotes S S S as a tonic that increases rich red blood to reduce tiredness improve appetite and skin clarity. It claims thousands have regained strength and beauty with unsolicited testimonials including Miss Ruth Gahm of Los Angeles and urges buying the larger bottle at drug stores.

S.S.S Ruth Gahm Elden Ave Los Angeles Calif

Dillon 1s RAIDED BY FEDERAL DAY

Federal officers raided Dillon in a war time style roundup visiting nine soft drink venues. Nine suspects named Williams Humphreys Dodge Jackson Harness Polle Allen Floyd Hughes were arrested in relation to liquor law violations, arraigned in Butte with bonds set at 300 dollars.

Dillon Sam Roberts Prohibition District of Montana Idaho Utah Tom Williams Boyce (Shotty) Humphreys Jack Dodge James Jackson Wade Harness Harry Polle R. L. Allen Tom Floyd Sherman Hughes Butte United States George Howard Ben Holter Jack Marmon Orville Jones J. Read L. Holland F. McDonough

Cold Weather Retards Crops and Flight Frosts Ears

Cold weather slows crop growth across the Beaverhead valley as a heavy rain adds moisture. The month records the coldest temperatures in years. Dillon aviator Fred Woodside frostbitten ears and fingers during a Sunday flight to Leadore Idaho at about 9,000 feet.

Dillon Beaverhead Valley Fred Woodside Leadore Ida

Forty Golfers Entered in Men's Tournament at Dillon

About 40 Dillon golfers, divided into five flights of eight, will compete in the men's golf tournament at the Dillon Country Club course next Sunday. Drawings and pairings will be set soon. Play begins 8 30 morning with starting times available from sports committee members Bruce Risley, Lee McCracken and Bud Hartwig.

Dillon Dillon Country Club Bruce Risley Lee McCracken Bud Hartwig

Beaverhead Leads at Normal School in Montana Enrollment

Beaverhead county tops Montana State Normal College attendance for 1927 28 with 57 men and 508 women among 565 regular students, while 762 correspondence students are enrolled across all counties. Silver Bow second in county representation, Cascade third, other counties with smaller groups listed.

Dillon Montana State Normal College Montana Beaverhead Silver Bow County Cascade Ravalli Carbon Flathead Missoula Madison Phillips Custer Blaine Chateau Gallatin Hill Lewis & Park Park Powell, Roosevelt Sheridan

Montana Farmers in Fine Position

Dillon June 20. Fred Bennion of Montana State College Bozeman told the Dillon Rotary Club that Montana farmers are sitting pretty. He cited good crops and prices last year and predicted another solid season with farm costs trimmed by large implements. A F Waldorf chaired the meeting.

Dillon Montana Fred Bennion Montana State College Bozeman Dillon Rotary Club A. F. Waldorf

Dillon News Notes Highlights Social Travel

Miss Mille Adams and Miss Jeanne Covall left for Butte to join Miss Jane Barry arriving from Minneapolis for the summer at the Adams home. Mr and Mrs Harry Andrus and daughter Fern Kuder attended the funeral of Mrs Fred M Staudaher in Butte.

Dillon Mille Adams Jeanne Covall Butte Jane Barry M. E. Barry Minneapolis Adams Harry Andrus Fern Kuder Fred M. Staudaher John R. Page

Stevensville Prepares Creamery Picnic Day Activities

Bitter Root Bureau Stevensonville June 20 Stevensville to hold Creamery Picnic Day on August 9 with George T. Baggs as chairman. R T Spaulding vice chairman H Liden secretary. subcommittees named for sports music pageant parade and grounds setup.

Stevensville George T. Baggs R. T. Spaulding H. Liden H. L. Holt B. B. Liddell J. F Borough H. FE. Nelson J. M. Pritchard William Cochran Northern Pacific East Side Bert Gavin P. S. Rennick O. E. Scott A. T. Porter Dairy Department David Lea W. P. Poindexter J. G. Kohl

Hamilton Park Winning Favor

Hamilton Park at the head of Main Street near the depot draws favorable notices from visitors. Laid out by the Hamilton Woman's club four years ago it features flowers shrubs and a central fountain and pool. The Hamilton Sportsmen's club maintains trout in the pool and last week S A Wheeler and Clyde Matchette drove to Georgetown Lake for about 30 fine trout for the park pool.

Hamilton Main Street Hamilton Woman's Club Hamilton Sportsmen's Club S. A. Wheeler Clyde Matchette Georgetown Lake Park Pool

Light filings in Ravalli County for July primary

Hamilton Montana June 20 reports light filings as the filing period closed for nominations. L J Campbell of Stevensville filed for sheriff on the Republican ticket. Also filing were Mrs Olive Lucier for superintendent of schools Republican ticket John W Dowling for coroner Republican Hamilton L Reimel for public administrator Republican Hamilton and E M Tucker Democrat Hamilton incumbent for county attorney.

Hamilton L. J. Campbell Stevensville Sheriff's Office Olive Lucier John W. Dowling L. Reimel E.M Tucker Tucker

Notable Visitors Return in Dillon Week

Dillon hosts a steady stream of visitors and travelers as locals and out-of-towners, including Dr. Raymond Reitzel of Galveston and families from Dell Red Rock and Twin Falls Idaho. Officials discuss upcoming events while residents tour the Big Hole basin and nearby towns.

Dillon Red Rock Camas Nelson Jackson Rose Hainds Levant Taylor Ben Stevens Myrtle Snyder Greeley Col George Baldwin Harold Soper H. H. Soper Twin Falls Ida Montana Gilbert J. B. Mayfield Big Hole Basin J. O. Kuttler Lima C. H. Darnitter Dillion McHesser Creek George Whitworth Sheep Creek Basin Charles LaDue Sheridan T. E. Gilbert J. C. Fuller Bruce A. Risley Helena Beaverhead American Legion Ellis Brun*eze Monida John Peterson Horse Prairie R. E. Elliott Dell T. K. Julien Seattle

Shippers Meet in Bozeman To Assess Fall Car Needs

The Montana section of the regional shippers advisory board will meet in Bozeman on June 28 to decide if enough rolling stock is available to move Montana crops to market without delay. J. C. O Connell urges all Montana shippers to attend and state car needs for the fall. The meeting aims to trigger a nationwide effort by shippers and carriers to place freight cars where needed and save shippers large losses.

Montana Montana Regional Shippers’ Advisory Board Bozeman J. C. O'Connell Northwest Shippers’ Advisory Board West O’connell Chambers of Commerce O'Connell Curtis L. Mosher Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis J. F. Reed Shippers’ Advisory Board L. M. Betts Advisory Board

31 Bodies Taken From Bath Ruins

Mexico City report notes 31 bodies recovered from debris of five buildings after a bathhouse boiler exploded on the city outskirts. More than 35 injured as authorities say an intoxicated fireman, returning from lunch, turned cold water into the boiler instead of releasing safety valves, triggering the blast and collapse.

Mexico City

Deer Lodge Notes Highlight Family Reunion and Local Events

Deer Lodge reports a Father’s Day reunion for Mr. and Mrs. J B Murphy with many relatives from Gallatin Gateway Highwood Spokane Missoula and Ovando in attendance. Fred B Durrie spoke at the Rotary on classification and the Federal Reserve, while J B Hare returned from Corvallis Oregon with news of his brother’s death and a job move. East ern Star and American Legion auxiliary activities are noted along with road condition praise and local social plans.

Deer Lodge Ovando Joseph Murphy Joseph B. Murphy Harold Thomas Robert Mary James McReynolds James Gallatin Gateway Coles E McNally Coles Robert Harry A. Keaster Gladys Highwood Mont R. G. Murphy Missoula Fred B. Durrie United States National Bank Federal Reserve System Claude L. Benton Kansas City J. B. Hare Corvallis Ore The Oregon State College Alvin Hare Portland Hare Montana Wallace Idaho Peer Lodge American Legion City Pavilion Jerry Miser Bonner Lumber Company Drummond Maxville Grace Thompson Elliston

Olson v Lenning trial concludes in Deer Lodge

The three day trial before Judge Asa L. Duncan of Missoula in Deer Lodge ends this afternoon with the case Helen Olson versus John Lenning taken under advisement. The district court case began five years ago to bring a dispute to resolution.

Deer Lodge Helen Olson John Lenning Asa L. Duncan Missoula District Court

Panch to Continue June Festival Tonight at Immaculate Conception Hall

The June festival in Immaculate Conception hall will continue today and tonight after two successful nights. The committee added new acts and concessions to entertain visitors, drawing several hundred attendees already and expecting another record crowd.

Immaculate Conception Hall

Six killed in street clash in Oaxaca campaign fight

Six men were killed and several wounded in a street fight today between rival factions during the current congressional campaign in Ocatalan Oaxaca Mexico.

Associated Press Ocatalan Oaxaca Mexico

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