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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1926
Page
4
The piece lists subscription rates and discusses federal and local government costs, Montana’s expenditure reductions, and political contests in Oklahoma, including Governor Walton and a crowded 1930s primary field with multiple candidates for governor and other offices.
The piece questions fourteen and a half billion in federal spending over four years, noting a large surplus and urging savings. It cites General Lord and President Coolidge advocating a 2 percent personnel cut to save at least 20 million annually, while debt declines from 26.5 to about 19.68 billion.
Mayor Walker names 472 citizens to study long term growth across housing streets sanitation port highways recreation and revenue. The committee serves unpaid and forms subcommittees to anticipate needs for decades, aiming to keep Greater New York attractive and humane.
Crown Princess and Swedish royalty discuss American fashion and culture during a park visit in New York. She comments on American women, shopping in New York, bobbed hair trends, and theater, praising hospitality and food. She notes Swedish women are advanced yet prioritize home life and children, and declines to criticize American society.
Éwart, a 21 year old mother, charged with second degree murder, after first degree was removed, was submitted to jurors tonight following a day of argument. Court packed with spectators, mostly women, as Judge Baker warned against demonstrations. Mrs Stewart is accused of beating her four and a half year old stepdaughter Dorothy to cause Dorothy's death.
An Old Custer trooper prepares for participation in the Custer centennial with Rexaa troopers tomorrow. He will be greeted by Col. William C Lewis of Fiesna, a member of the old Seventh United Battle of General Custer.
Residents of southern Idaho push railways for an excursion rate to Butte’s world famous pageant. Two cars of costumes arrived, with 700 actors needed for the pageant and two large GE light globes for stage lighting. Rehearsals progress, chorus shortfall noted. crowd of 300 voices expected for pageant night amid a three day roster of attractions.
The Associated Advertising Clubs of the World session in Philadelphia heard Bruce Barton propose a world survey to analyze causes of ill will toward the United States. He urged using the U S Chamber of Commerce to conduct it and to publicly share findings to reduce distrust. President Coolidge welcomed the idea as boosting awareness of advertising's duties and benefits.
Paris June 21 Premier Briand said a new ministry would be announced tomorrow afternoon after talks with M Poincare and M Doumergue He appeared tired yet confident of success and asserted the cabinet would be formed tomorrow He added that Poincare is key to the new combination and that they hope their viewpoints have aligned during financial discussions
Billings June 21 Local Indian war veterans honored their commander in chief Col John B Brandt of Los Angeles. He stopped overnight to Crow Agency to observe the anniversary of the Battle of the Big Horn and Custers last fight. Brandt led a party of West Coast veterans forming the van guard of a larger mobilization for the semi centennial.
A Finnish woman about 35 is killed when an Overland car strikes her on East Park Street. Witnesses identify license 56317 McGonigie notes the driver fled the scene. William Colbert, 131 Harvard Avenue, is questioned. The victim's body is at Dugran's undertaking parlors.
The Associated Press reports in St. Paul that Melvin J. Maas, a prohibition modification advocate, defeated Congressman Oscar E Keller for the Republican nomination in Minnesota’s Fourth District. Snyder, the dry candidate, trailed Maas two to one as returns came in from about half the precincts. Magnus Johnson and Tom Davis led a nearby race for the former labor party gubernatorial nomination.
Fragmentary text mentions duck food in Montana lakes with garbled phrases and possible names. No clear event, date, or organization can be discerned beyond the general topic of feeding ducks in lakes. Entities are unreadable.
Thousands gathered before dawn, pressing toward the altar as priests bishops and cardinals moved in a lavish ceremony. The mass lasted about ninety minutes and the procession returned to the field with hundreds kneeling and spectators lining the path.
The page describes ongoing farm bill negotiations with frequent conferences and attempts to save the measure. Senators McNary Willis and Cummins push amendments on audits and fee controls while opposition signals confidence in defeating the bill. The House agriculture committee adjourns for December, ready to reconvene if the Senate passes it.
Beidelman alleges votes were not counted as a committee probes the temperance fund debate. Maud Seymour and Ella George testified about fundraising for the prohibition effort, with Seymour noting lack of accounting for the $126 fund as of September. George produced a pledge letter and telegram to Governor Pinchot claiming 47,500 loyal members. Seymour accused Pinchot of using county temperance units as campaign arms.
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