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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1928
Page
7
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Henry Lay and John Fox of Lena escaped injury when their May brothers Helena aircraft suffered oil line failure. They attempted a landing ten miles south of Basin in a densely wooded area, wrecking the plane but suffering only minor shock. They drove to Basin by auto.
E. T. Allen a retired mail pilot aboard a Boeing single seater Navy scout plane lost consciousness at about 7000 feet and regained control, landing safely. The incident occurred during a test flight when his oxygen supply failed, leaving him exhausted but unharmed.
A family of six was found suffocated in their Illinois home. Joseph Noel a painter, his wife Iola, and three children aged 15, 6, and 5, are believed to have died from gas escaping a hot water heater. Police consider accidental gas poisoning, with a possible domestic violence motive noted. A newborn from the family survived and was hospitalized.
In justice court Mes Waken is charged with failure to provide for his family in a complaint filed yesterday by the county attorney. Autos are stolen. Thomas McGeever of 731 Dakota reported his auto stolen from the Nine Mile road. Al Brahm of 545 East Park reported his car stolen on Harrison avenue.
A marriage license was granted to John F. McCarthy and Josephine Harrington, both of unspecified residence, with the license issued as recorded.
A quiz asks who am I and my profession, the country of a statesman, the oldest U S town, suffragette jail methods, Rockefeller middle name, a Bible verse location, and notes the answers are on page 4.
A Tiffany production shown at the Ansonia portrays a four member gang seeking a fresh start in California. Their master crook tracks them to a hotel and threatens exposure, leading the girl to an ill fated elopement to save others amid mounting complications.
Halifax veteran Tristram Halliday, a paper carrier for half a century, recalls a hundred papers once weighed less than 10 now. In Rome, Mussolini proposes a yearly $10,000 allowance for the Duke of Pistoria, cousin to Italy’s king.
Belgrade reports flood damage along the Danube with 2.5 million acres lying fallow. Officials project a 5 million dollar dyke to reclaim the floodplain and stabilize agriculture.
Rock Springs Wy June 26 assault and shootings mark a fatal and injury filled period. Bee Williams slashed husband Smoke Williams in a domestic razor fight, Williams wounded but to recover and Bee Williams jailed awaiting trial. Red Williams and William Nichols collided in an alley with Nichols shot in the hip and both detained.
Police recovered a wandering colt near the Milwaukee depot and took into custody an untagged abandoned auto in the 100 block of Dakota street.
Robert Maguire advertising manager of Montana Hardware returns from a month at Camas Hot Springs and notes Butte is bedecked in hunting decor. Japan plans to build 3600 miles of auto highways.
Col Dennis P L Quinlan visiting Butte en route to Helena to inspect the veterans hospital at Fort Harrison. He seeks a harmonious solution after army plans to use the hospital for housing troops, assuring lawmakers no intent to pressure disabled men.
An inquest into the death of W. H. Hall known as Billy was held after a fall down stairs at 555 South Arizona Street on June 22. He died at St. James hospital and the jury ruled death due to acute alcoholism.
John Doe Final faces reckless driving charges in a justice court complaint filed yesterday by the county attorney. He is alleged to have damaged the car of Frank Neary of Duggan Avenue.
John Shea of 534 Edison street endured a badly lacerated hand when his car left the road and overturned near the Gregson turn-off on the Anaconda highway. Francis Johnson and Howard Johnson, both of 522 Edison street, were slightly scratched. The trio were taken to St. James hospital. Shea released after treatment. A second wreck near Ramsay involved Roy Young striking a Corkish coupe while passing Kauffman, none injured. Auto tax debate noted as well.
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