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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1926
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text shows a political clash over a farm credit bill as President and diverse party wings maneuver for support. Progressive and conservative Republicans press to force a vote while Democrats weigh implications for agricultural policy and balance of power.
Mr and Mrs CW Smith of Wilkie Saskatchewan are visiting Mr and Mrs Haswell Smith. The note mentions a student and other locals, reflecting a community greeting and religious context amid family ties.
The Missouri senatorial race features three Democrats and three Republicans, with Cockrell and Meredith among the Democrats and Hawes described as wet but constitutional. Proctor supports Prohibition, Danner and Priest lean wet, Williams undecided. The readable text lists names and partial notes amid garbled OCR.
In a House session a broad push for stricter prohibition enforcement was debated as the budget for the coming year was discussed. Gorman and La Guardia attacked the dry law while Upshaw pressed for hardline actions. Gorman cited rising crime and social harm, contrasting urban vice with older drinking customs.
In Deer Lodge County residents and ranchers report trouble with wranglers, including Mrs Martin Clausen and others visiting relatives in nearby towns. Saturday activity included Jimen Gilbert driving to Butte, while Mrs G W Shaffer of Fort Col spent the weekend in the county. Attending school and returning from trips are noted, with local families cited as affected by the incident.
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