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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1928
Page
16
District No. 1 trustees confront alleged quorums and legal limits as April 1928 meetings draw controversy. Absentees Tutty and Scott argue that repeated holds and adjourned sessions exceed the five monthly regular meeting cap, sparking questions about the board’s actions and delays in filling a vacancy.
The Kiwanis Club announces a nightly motor show at the pavilion with a parade of new cars and floats. Free streetcar transport from 7 to 7:30 and 10:30 to 11:30, open to all children with parents.
Dr E S Shumaker superintendent of the Indiana Anti Saloon league was awaiting arrest on a warrant from St Joseph circuit court charging him with violation of the corrupt practices act over an article in the Indiana edition of the American issue describing candidate wet and dry classifications The warrant followed an affidavit by Samuel Schwartz at the request of Arthur L Gilliom attorney general and Republican candidate for US senator The action had not been received in Indianapolis tonight The piece also notes unrelated carnival displays and a Canton China bank closures and unemployment in the Netherlands
Senator Smoot charges the Boulder dam project as unsound and demands further investigation during a lengthy Senate debate. Senator Johnson defends the Wing Johnson bill while Ashurst labels a power lobby in the fight and cites a San Diego fund issue in the Imperial Valley Conservation case.
Washington April 30 The senate finance committee formally approved the 203 million dollar tax reduction measure and aims to move it through the senate this week. The committee unanimously reported the bill after reviewing a revised print of amendments to the house 290 million dollar measure focusing mainly on administrative provisions.
A brief report notes that hard candy produced in the United States is increasingly popular in the Philippines. The piece highlights consumer interest and market exposure for American confectionery.
Two thousand buttons were distributed at the Standard yesterday morning fueling a push to surpass 5000 members. Out-of-town youngsters request associate membership and fresh cards were mailed to Portland. A new shipment is due soon with plans to reach 10000 members in weeks.
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