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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1928

Page

2

Bombing at Chicago home fuels judge's plea for evidence

In Chicago Judge John P. Mc Goorty demanded prosecutors gather intimidation evidence for the grand jury after a bombing at the home of juror Fred W. Eicke linked to the McLaughlin case. McLaughlin faced appeals for higher bond and a new trial as witnesses reported threats and bribery attempts. Nearby in New York Long Island official executioner Robert Elliott's home was bombed. his family escaped unharmed though the house suffered extensive damage. Police tie the attack to opponents of executions Elliott oversaw, with prior threats prompting a guard at his residence.

Associated Press Chicago Fred W. Eicke Eugene Red) McLaughlin John P. McGoorty McLaughlin Cook County Riche New York Robert Elliott New Jersey Delaware Massachusetts Pennsylvania Long Island Elliott Sacco Vanzetti Boston Ruth Snyder Henry Judd Gray Sing Sing N. Y Sacco-Vanzetti Queensborough Bunton

Expedition Update On Fawcett Search In Amazon Wilderness

The message describes progress toward Bakairi after leaving a mission station. Five camaravas and government assistance support the trek, with three tons of supplies by motor trucks and pack bullocks ready for the San Manuel river crossing. The group notes no sign of Fawcett and reports health, risks, and sparse encounters with wildlife.

Fawcett San Mancel River San Mancel Bakairi San Manuel

Retreat tensions with Chiang Kai-shek amid Japanese moves

Officials report Chiang Kai-shek seeks talks with Japanese commander Fukuda while accusing Fen Yu-hsiang of pro Communist ties. In Peking, 3000 Japanese troops move toward Tientsin with 1000 bound for Peking and a special train to Dairen evacuates women and children.

Fen Yu-hsiang Feng Chiang Kai-shek Fukuda Tsiwan Chiang Nanking Associated Press Peking Tientsin Taku Dairen Manchuria

California to nominate Hoover for president

After a statement, California supporters said Hoover is the likely nominee. Johnson said sentiment in Washington State and western states favors Hoover and noted a Donavan vice presidential rumor. He named several possible running mates while Hoover backers insisted no choice will be made before Kansas City balloting ends.

Johnson Washington Oregon California Arizona Kansas Missouri Illinois Hoover William J. Donovan Buffalo Donovan Representative Tilson Connecticut Edge New Jersey Moses New Hampshire Curtis Kansas City

Lowden Warns GOP Farm Relief Key to Nomination

Frank O. Lowden urged the Republican Party to adopt farm relief as essential to his presidential bid. Speaking in Chicago he told four reporters he would not seek the nomination if the party rejects the farm issue and he warned against pursuing fame from an unsuccessful campaign.

Associated Press Chicago Frank O. Lowden Illinois Lowden Washington New York

Governor McMullen praises Lowden on agriculture stance and GOP race

Lincoln Nebraska May 17 Governor Adam McMullen commends Frank O Lowden of Illinois for his stand on agricultural equality and the republican nomination for president. McMullen has been an ardent supporter of Lowden and the McNary Haugen bill.

Associated Press Lincoln, Neb Adam McMullen Frank O. Lowden Ilinois McMullen Lowden

Patrol and Rebels Clash in Glash Fight Wounds Reported

Two relief columns left Quilali and news says Captain Hunter's group is not in serious danger. Wounded will be evacuated to Managua after medical care in Quilali. The joint patrol included 25 marines and 10 Nicaraguan guards as they met a large rebel force in dense jungle near the Cuba river. Marine aviators first learned of the clash from ground signals, prompting relief efforts and aerial scouts to advance toward Jinotega. Captain Archibald and his squadron then flew in to obtain clearer details.

Quilali Hunter Managua Nicaraguan National Guard Joint Combat Patrol Cuba River Jinotega Marine Base Archibald

Children to Ride Free at Columbia Gardens on Saturday

Children of Butte will be guests of the Butte Electric Railway at Columbia Gardens Saturday. Rain kept most away last week, so free car rides are offered again under regular Children's day rules.

Children of Butte Butte Electric Railway Company Columbia Gardens

Communion Glad Held at Ghurgh

A large class of Immaculate Conception church first communicants received blessed sacrament at 9 o clock mass. Altar boys led with a sodality banner as the procession sang to the Blessed Virgin. Monsignor Willging invested the class in the scapular and renewed baptismal promises. Names listed include Ruth Barich John Goles Dan Goles William Goles Billy O'Brien James Egan and others.

Immaculate Conception Sodality Willging Ada Chaffin Ralph Calvert Helen Charvier Helen Dee Helen Frisbee Agnes Franey Emmet Holland Jack Griffin Lewis Kelly Jack Kelly Mary Lou Kane Dan Lavelle Bobbie Lavelle Jack Murphy M. M. Lahiff Danita McCarthy Jack McElhenny Jack Rooney Helen Sweeney Jack Taylor Margaret Warren Harry Merrifield

Ship wreck and storm devastate Oklahoma and Texas towns

A Lake Huron shipwreck dominoes into a brick schoolhouse collapse and injuries to the Gibbs family near Thackerville. Marooned families on a Salt Fork island await food by air as storms disrupt lines. In Wichita Falls and Drumright areas torrential rain floods streets, destroys a Burk-Burnett oil tank, and causes fatalities and injuries across Oklahoma and Texas.

Oklahoma City Salt Fork Red River Oklahoma Ray Sislet Altus Olustee Wichita Falls Texas Burk-Burnett Dallas Drumright Okla J. C. Brinlee Drumright - Cushing -Oilton Carl Roach Oilton Joe Couch Quilton Frank Johnson Wellington

Man 13 Held An Hit Run Driver In Death Case

Brown faces a manslaughter charge this week in a Montana case. He admits driving over Trevetick who died July 11 after a July 10 collision near Nissler. Testimony alleges a drunken group including Mrs Cosgrove Ciatti and Mrs Thomas aided the car and urged silence.

Brown Trevetick Downey Ciatti Montana Rocker Silver Bow Nissler Fred Barker Oak Street Cosgrove Thomas Kate Cosgrove McDonald Anaconda

Record Set On Copenhagen London Air Route Flight

The flight covered the 700 mile Copenhagen to London route in six hours seven minutes establishing a new record for the distance and time.

London

Tragic Drowning Ends School Picnic at Reservoir

In Tularosa New Mexico on May 17 two girls 12 and 13 drowned when they slipped from a party at a grade school picnic to wade in a reservoir. A third girl 13 Elberta Mathews was rescued but in shock. Elizabeth Rich is a granddaughter of a former Territorial Secretary and Acting Governor Rich.

Tularosa N. M New Mexico Territorial Elizabeth Rich Violene Benson Elberta Mathews Territorial Rich

Boxing Prompts Strike by Pugs in Marseilles Hall

Large crowd gathered at a Marseilles hall to view a boxing program when the pug fighters went on strike disrupting the event.

Marseilles France

Oregon Primary Set Amid State Race Contests

Oregon voters prepare to vote in the state primary with contests for supreme court seats and secretary of state. The field for congress in the Second district includes a Republican candidate, while Hoover stands unopposed for the presidential endorsement. Democratic contenders are Alfred E. Smith and James A. Reed after Walsh’s withdrawal, though his name stays on the ballot.

Portland Ore Supreme Court Congress Oregon Herbert Hoover Alfred E. Smith New York James A. Reed Missouri Thomas J. Walsh Montana Walsh Secretary of State

Hoover and Smith Under Fire in Nomination Bid

Senators denounce pressure to secure a presidential nomination for Hoover and Smith. They accuse a powerful Catholic political machine of backing the move and warn of implications if Smith wins the Houston convention. Heflin predicts a three-way race with Republicans first, Jeffersonian democracy second, and Catholic machine third.

Capitol Senate Smith Houston Heflin Jeffersonian Democracy Party Roman Catholic Machine

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Judge West Park Street Drug, Shoe and Dept China M’mullen Glash Ghurgh Lake Huron Gibb Thackerville Marietta Doubtless Rotary Kiwanis, Exchange Clubs Montana Hardware Co Butte Land & Investment Co W. P. Fuller Co Beatty Sporting Goods House Stephenson Lumber Co Beautify P. C. Dietler
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