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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1927
Page
4
The article details proposals to curb armed crime with a shooting policy, ban machine guns, boost revolver and rifle use, strengthen motor squads, curb the “goldfish room” third degree, install a whipping post if legal, and hire 2000 more officers. Mayor Thompson doubts immediate adoption due to bankruptcy fears as Chicago awaits results of the new policing approach.
The flood of the Mississippi and southern tributaries is the greatest disaster yet. Red Cross estimates over 200000 displaced, many towns destroyed, shelters and camps established across seven states. Authorities expect the number aided could double, with 10 million sought nationwide. Butte chapter already raised about 3000 of its 4000 goal, urging all to contribute.
Chicago braces for aggressive crime crackdown under Mayor Thompson and new police chief Michael Hughes. The plan aims to drive crooks from the city within 90 days, provoking mixed reactions as residents weigh the risk of upheaval against public safety.
Representative Theodore E Burton argues China can gain tariff autonomy and end extraterritoriality with a responsible government, backed by strong US sentiment. He cites US support for open door policies, Boxer indemnities relief, and Washington Conference gains, urging Americans to back steady progress and safeguard life and property as a global good.
A dense schedule lists stations in Central Mountain Pacific regions with show times, programs, and talents. It includes WCCO Minneapolis St Paul WHAF WDAP Kansas City WHO Des Moines WOW Omaha KOT Denver and others detailing dinner concerts orchestras duets and dance programs across multiple hours.
The Butte male chorus under George W. Levens and W. S. Johns presents its first program at Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow at 8 p.m. The NSN Club of Mountain View church assists. The program features glee numbers, solos by Miss Martha Rowden and James Addicoat, instrumental and vocal items, impersonations, a male quartet, and the chorus performing America and Peace to the Souls of the Heroes.
A dynamite blast near Big Hutte yesterday morning alarmed residents of the north Went section and sent police to the scene. The annual painting of the Sehigot of Anes was underway. Students whitewashed their emblem after the event and a lunch followed. Two large Roman milestones were recently found at Bowes England.
Dr Gertrude Pitkanen and her parents Henry W Davis and Ella C Davis had a suit to quiet title on a Colorado street house dismissed by stipulation. Guardianship petitions for Charles O Neill and others proceed, with estates valued to thousands. A judge disqualification protest and a sale petition for Gottlob Streicher quartz claims are noted along with Margaret E Jenkins seeking amendment of her complaint against Ansonia Amusement Co.
The State Department told Britain that the Mellon Hibben exchange on war debts is a purely domestic discussion. Ambassador Howard delivered the note via H. G. Chilton, marking Britain’s position on the debt settlement with former allies.
The forecast warns of threatening celestial aspects urging calm and cautious action. It predicts war talk, rising sports interest with new records, growth of secret organizations, and dramatic life changes for births on this date.
Two healthy infant boys with blue eyes and brown hair seek adoptive homes. One weighs about eight and a quarter pounds at birth, the other slightly lighter. Both are of American parentage and presented by Mrs. CH Bucher.
Post officials announce no carrier delivery on Mothers Day unless a special delivery stamp is used. Those requesting Sunday delivery in relation to Mothers Day or other services should call the public station. A marriage license was issued yesterday to Charlee Perkins 23 and Florence West 18 both of Townsend.
Mike Flanick, 23, obtained a divorce from Annabelle Planick, reportedly 20, on the ground of desertion in Silver Bow county. The plaintiff’s mother presented grounds of unprecedented history, Judge W. E. Carroll signed the decree after testimony about alleged head injuries and temper, with their child placed in the mother’s custody.
In yesterday's session Mike Novak forfeited $10 on speeding and Harry Rock paid $5 on a similar charge. Homer McCauley was dismissed on a speeding charge. Several people charged with drunkenness were on the docket, which was light for the court.
Correspondents report a widespread ringworm outbreak across the North American continent. The remedy centers on diet to correct stomach acidosis, with guidance to avoid sugar heavy cereals, frequent snacks, and improper food combinations. Authorities urge parents to limit meals to three per day and treat any infection by the advised dietary approach.
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