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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1928
Page
3
Rosenthal, a Roumanian lawyer for the American legation, presented an indictment against Carol in the time of Princess Helene. The court delivered an absolute divorce after brief proceedings, with appeals deemed idle due to Romanian law.
Helena june 21 formation of a state Wheeler for Senator club by the legislative board of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen and Order of Railway Conductors and the Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks is reported.
The text recalls a historical note about a trained bird used to hunt other birds and small animals, asking for the bird’s name. It also includes a government interpretation question about final constitutional authority, the signer count of the Declaration, a biblical proverb reference, and a page 4 locator.
A federal aviation inspector in Butte cites Montana as more suitable for flying than many Atlantic seaboard areas. He notes fog on the coast makes piloting hazardous while mountain fog spots aid landing choices. The examiner, under the commerce department, covers Oregon through Idaho and will oversee ship inspections in Butte and Anaconda after student tests. Lieutenant Carl B. Eielson previously conducted the last examinations in Butte.
Brother McCarthy principal of Christian Brothers high school in Butte departs for Halifax Nova Scotia to teach higher mathematics at St Marys college during the summer months and will return in the fall. Brother McMahon vice principal leaves for Chicago to teach at Christian Brothers college during the Butte vacation period.
The Elbow lake area in Montana’s Flathead national forest hosted Charles Lindbergh with a large party of notable Butte citizens. Host Mr. Ryan prepared lavishly for his stay, during which Lindbergh fished boated and hunted, praising Montana scenery and climate. The lake was later commemorated by the U S Geographic Board as a notable feature tied to the historic solo flight.
Noted group in Great Falls honors Senator Charles H. Williams at a Cascade county banquet with 250 attendees. Williams, Republican candidate for U S Senate, urged state rights to forest revenues, road building, and school funding while opposing new taxes.
Central high alumni hold a dancing party at the Columbia Gardens pavilion tonight honoring graduates and alumni returning from school. The Winter Garden orchestra will perform and bids are available at the door. Patrons include Dr and Mrs Mondlock Dr and Mrs Kane and many others.
The Glab murder case near Van Nuys shifts as police report a strange car delivering up to Glab’s home minutes before he was shot. Investigators seek the 32.20 caliber revolver used in the killing while widow and Miss Ethyl Kaser face first degree murder charges. Two revolvers found at the home do not match the bullet.
Chicago launches an aggressive crime crackdown with hundreds more police officers patrolling streets to enforce the closing law. A special grand jury addresses other violations as officials push for proactive action and set an example for other cities.
The Australian liner Jervis Bay reported mutiny by eight desperate stowaways and incendiarism threats. Marines were sent to Trincomalee to escort the Slaves to Colombo. The Enterprise confirmed no nearby warships as authorities debated a danger to passengers.
A baby girl was born last night at St James Hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles McAuliffe. He is coach at Montana State School of Mines and a former prominent athlete and war hero. Mrs McAuliffe and the newborn are reported doing nicely.
Scraps note that ice making machines are just being introduced into Chile and about 100 hansom cabs still plying in London. South Africa has only 85,000 telephones and shock absorbers are being installed on baby carriages in London.
Montana delegates headed south for the Democratic gathering with talks of a farm relief plank and support for J. Bruce Kremer. Senator T. J. Walker said the delegation backs Smith first, Kremer may seek a ticket place, and Walsh left for Houston. Kremer and Maloney traveled ahead. Judge Hurley was en route.
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