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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1928

Page

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Tokyo and Shanghai Newsflash on Taianfu and Tsinan

United States consular reports confirm the death of Mrs. William T. Hobart of the American Methodist mission at Taianfu on April 29. Japanese forces have cleared Tsinan, Shantung province, with heavy casualties feared and civilians likely among the dead as the city falls under Japanese control.

Associated Press Peking United States Tsingtao William T. Hobart Taianfu Shanghai Tsinan Shantung Province Tsiwan

Butte Second in Track Meet by Lone Point PURPLE 15

Dahlberg's men led the opening day as Missoula slipped. Lone Point Purple 15 shows one of five teams with strong early form.

Butte Lone Point Purple Dahlberg Missoula Van

Principals in Roumania's Dramatic Uprising

In Roumania a march of about 5 000 peasants to Bucharest targets Premier Bratianu demanding his resignation. Key figures appear: Queen Marie popular with peasants, her grandson Michael the king, her son Carol exiled from England, Juliu Maniu leads the movement.

Roumania Bucharest Vintila Bratianu Marie Michael Carol England Bratianu Juliu Maniu

Italia dirigible to begin first Arctic flight from Spitzbergen

At King’s Bay Spitzbergen on May 10 1928 General Umberto Nobile prepares the Italia for its first flight to Nicholas Island. Three scientists will land to make Arctic observations while a Russian expedition is said to be heading to Nicholas Island. Nobile keeps expectations contingent on weather.

King's Bay Spitzbergen Umberto Nobile Nicholas Island Arctic Nobile

Bolton 10 Takes Up Duty as U S Marshal for Montana

Tom Bolton arrives in Butte to assume duties as United States marshal succeeding the late J C Orrick. He plans to decide his headquarters between Butte Helena Great Falls or Missoula and will resign as sheriff of Stillwater County once in office.

Montana Bolton Butte Tom Bolton United States J. C. Orrick Helena Great Falls Missoula Stillwater County

Descendant of Revolutionary Hero Granted Divorce

Mabel Eugenia Anastasopolais, descendant of Ethan Hale, was granted a divorce in district court in Reno. She cited racial religious and language differences and said her husband Nicholas Anastasopoulis became fanatical after she changed his religion. She resumed her maiden name Mabel Eugenia Allen and custody of the three children remains with the father.

Associated Press Reno Mabel Eugenia Anastasopolais Ethan Hale Nicholas Anastasopoulis Oakland Cal Mabel Eugenia Allen

Williams-for-Senator Club organized in Montana

The All-Montana Williams-for-Senator Club was organized with officers Thomas O. Larson president Percy Williamson vice president Peter Pauly secretary and Claude L Benton treasurer. Headquarters will be in Deer Lodge with units statewide and a primary campaign planned for July 17.

Deer Lodge Thomas O. Larson Chateau Percy Williamson Miles City Peter Pauly Claude L. Benton Senator Williams Montana Williams United States

Hurdle record shatters reunion meet in Gallatin county

Missoula leads after day one of the interscholastic meet as Butte prepares for finals. Butte Central’s Duff and White win heats in the 440 yard, Moran of Anaconda reaches the 220 finals, and Fred Bennion Jr. of Gallatin shatters the state record in the high hurdles though wind prevents official recognition.

Gallatin Butte Anaconda Central Duff Butte Central White Butte High Evans Tamm Moran Fred Bennion Jr Gallatin County Bennion Larocque Wolf Point

Elko and Mines Band to Celebrate Anniversaries

Butte Elks lodge No 240 marks its 36th founding anniversary while the Butte Mines band observes its 40th year. The joint celebration at the Elks home invites visiting Elks and honors a long affiliated history with the band. Admission is by card.

Butte Elks Butte Mines Elks Butte Lodge

Lindbergh Arrival Mystery Calmly Baffles Public

Col. Charles A. Lindbergh reportedly landed at Curtiss field Long Island on Thursday night though officials denied arrival and inquiries spread. The New York World and Herald Tribune circulated conflicting details while Curtiss field offered no comment keeping his whereabouts unclear.

Ryan Associated Vrese New York New York World Charles A. Lindbergh Curtiss Field Long Island Herald-Tribune Lindbergh Curtissfield Col Charles A. Lindberg

Anaconda Girl Wins Declamation Prize at Scholastic Meet

Missoula May 10. Awards in declamation and extemporaneous reading were announced. In girls serious, Dean Morgan of Anaconda took first with Ermel Sessler of Missoula second and Beth D OBrien of Ronan third. In girls humorous Preda Erfle of Rapelje won top honors with Eleanor Marshall of Harlem second. Edward Dussault of Loyola Missoula led boys serious, and Jess Simkins of St Ignatius placed seventh in that category.

Missoula Dean Morgan Anaconda Ermel Sessler Beth D. O'Brien Ronan Preda Erfle Rapelje Eleanor Marshall Harlem Kioys Edward Dussault Loyola Jess Simkins St. Ignatius Chester Huntley Whitehall Elizabeth de Frate Gallatin

England Ready to Join U S in Antiwar Pact

London May 10 Sir Austen Chamberlain foreign secretary said Britain wants to cooperate with the United States to outlaw war in line with the Kellogg proposal. Ramsay MacDonald echoed support in the house of commons as the labor opposition backed world peace efforts.

Associated Preps London Austen Chamberlain House of Commons Ramsay MacDonald

Prince Carol of Roumania Ordered to Quit England

Prince Carol of Roumania, ill with chills and fever, is under house arrest at Godstone Surrey as the British government demands his departure within four days for alleged hospitality intrigue aimed at securing Roumanian throne. Home Secretary Joynson-Hicks confirmed the demand as the story continued on later pages.

Associated Prean London Prince Carol of Roumania M. Jonescu Godstone Surrey Carol William Joynson-Hicks

Tennessee Delegation Back Hull for President at Convention

Tennessee's delegation to the Democratic National Convention was instructed to vote as a unit for Cordell Hull for president. The resolutions committee recommendation was approved by acclamation at the state convention in Nashville.

Associated Press Nashville Tenn Tennessee Houston Cordell Hull Resolutions Committee

Smith says he did not seek nomination. donors claim funds

Gov. Alfred E. Smith testifies before the Senate campaign funds committee that he did not actively seek the Democratic presidential nomination, saying friends led the effort. Figures show donors contributed 103 310 dollars with 92 090 spent, including 41 500 in California. George R. Wannamee reports total donations and a 70 000 loan by William F. Kenny, a New York contractor.

Associated Press New York Alfred E. Smith Special Senate Campaign Funds Committee Washington George R. Wannamee New York Public Service Commission California Smith Reed Missouri Walsh Montana William F. Kenny Los Angeles Express Wannamee

Sweetheart Dead, Woman Commits Suicide Over Loss

Mrs. Jean Lebrun, 35, a divorcee and vaudeville actress once of Nashville, killed herself with gas in her New York apartment after leaving a note saying her sweetheart was killed in an aviation accident. Photos of Leonard W. Bonney, the pilot who died last Friday at Curtiss field, and clippings were found with the note.

Associated Press New York Jean Lebrun Nashville H. N. Tigert Lebrun J. J. Tigert United States Commissioner of Education Washington 88Th Street

Seek Soldier's Monument to Mark Grave of War Heroine

A wooden cross marks the grave of Annette Markland in Holy Cross cemetery near Butte. The 23 year old French woman served as an ambulance driver for France and later for the American relief effort. The Silver Bow American Legion Women’s Auxiliary seeks to have a government granite monument placed on the grave.

Legion Auxiliary Butte Holy Cross United States Annette Markland Women's Auxiliary of Silver Bow American Legion France America

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Tsuwan Shantung Slaugher Yellow River Roumanias Julia Vintila Bratiana Prince Carol Queen Marie King Michael Tella Senate Williams-For-Senator Thomas Larson Butte High School Saylor Flathead County Fergus County Havre Elko and Mines Band Lone Eagle N.Y Gotham Anagonga U. 3 Chamberlain Britain U.S Prince Garul Roumanian Gev. R. van Namee Sweetheart Man
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