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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1928
Page
4
Police see murder as morally offensive and expect courts to address a brewing tong war. The text portrays public disgust and a call for action to stop violence between Chinese tongs, noting an alleged change in judicial response.
The Butte post of the American Legion praises its officers for steering away from political disputes to aid war veterans. Commander Oscar Dingman and successor James W. Uncles uphold nonpartisan leadership, focusing on veterans’ needs and the post’s continued vitality.
This piece honors the 40 years of ministerial service by Rev. E. J. Groeneveld at the First Presbyterian church in Butte. It praises his faith, perseverance, and spiritual rewards, noting widespread esteem across the community and urging continued service for many years.
A historically framed report notes rising Chinese tong violence in American cities, including a Boston murder labeled a tong hit. It describes intra community feuds as a separate conflict, with detectives warning of escalating reprisals and eye-for-eye justice within tong factions.
A vivid political panorama notes lingering Coolidge draft efforts led by Charles D. Hilles and New York backers despite Coolidge’s noncommitment. Hoover momentum rises with southern federal appointees signaling support while Mellon stays noncommittal. Pennsylvania leans Hoover if needed, California primary looms. Party fragmentation and third‑party talk pepper the scene as wet and dry factions clash.
Radio guide lists 6:00 Anglo Persians and popular classics on WEAF WTMJ KSD WRHM WOC WOW WDAF WBAP KOA. At 6:30 La France orchestra with WEAF KSD WTMJ WOC WHO Wow WDAF. 7:00 Palmolive hour novelty program with WEAF WTMJ KSD WRHM WOC WHO WOW WDAF KVOO. Children’s fantasy journey promises exciting adventures for 15 minutes from KHQ Spokane KOMO Seattle and KGW Portland.
NBC Pacific Coast Network evening lineup includes Land o Health journey at 6:35 to 6:50 with Da Ra-O, Moon Magic at 10:30 featuring Maid o' the Moon and Lad o' the Moon, Arion trio withHolbrooke Nocturne and Rubinstein piece, plus 11 to 12 dance by Trocaderans from San Francisco studios, broadcast to Spokane Seattle Portland Oakland and Los Angeles stations.
The Wrigley Review air hour 9 to 10 features Von Tilzer keel opening with a Spearmen quartet singing Out of a Clear Sky. Readings include Trinkets and You Are the First Thing I Think of in the Morning with male duo and chorus. Stations KHQ KOMO KGW KGO KPO KFI broadcast across the NBC Pacific Coast Network.
The White Rock weekly concert airs tonight from 10 to 10:30 via NBC Pacific Coast Network stations. March rhythms open with Holmes The Concourse March, followed by Slip’n Sax by Craig and Liszt Dream of Love. Bear Tracks and other orchestral numbers showcase a lively program.
Four wounded soldiers back from the trenches will speak in Butte on Wednesday to aid Liberty Loan campaigns. H. King of Billings spent yesterday in Butte for business, staying several days. O. W. Montgomery and Joe Jones visited from Great Falls, returning home last night. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark visited Butte from Bozeman and stayed with friends.
May 4 1998 report notes Dr and Mrs St Jean visiting Butte then returning to Anaconda by late train. R L Clinton traveled from Butte to Anaconda for business. Attorney J H Tolan came from Helena to Anaconda after clerks union case. Col C B Nolan arrived from the capital and plans several days with friends. Luke Keefe returned to Butte from a eastern Montana vacation.
Up to 2 am no news from Dewey at Manila as the cable remained down. In Montana W E Olson M W Bacon left Butte for Helena for the week. John W Cotter and wife departed Butte for New York and the East. Lizzie MacParland returned to Butte after Pacific coast visits. Mrs Frank OBrien left Anaconda for California for three months.
London osteopath Captain Lowry advises that turning in the toes improves health. He warns outward pointing toes can misalign the spine affect the hip and disrupt the nervous system.
The page lists five items: Jack Pickford identified as a movie actor with Olive Thomas. Delaware as a state. Lifts as the answer to a clue. Baton Rouge as the location. and St Luke xviii 25 as a biblical reference.
Astrologers urge conservative action in business. Women face rumors and deceit risk while Neptune rising signals corruption. Parties may split into factions. a new or stronger non partisan women’s movement could arise. Florida benefits from climatic changes. birthdate persons should guard income. children born today may be clever with hands yet accident prone.
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