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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1926
Page
2
Exposition to feature Montana manufactures including beet sugar lampbreck vermicilil and spaghetti oils copper and coal. The Montana products exposition runs through the carnival period opening July 1 with Bernard shows arriving early. Exhibitors will manage booths to sell, gift, or promote products to visitors, enhancing the carnival experience.
The Whittier school yearbook issue appears with graduating class members listed, colors, and staff contributors. Local club events mark the Hiawatha Rebekah club anniversary with a dinner and notable attendees, while residents celebrate birthdays and plan scrapbooks for Epworth League exhibits.
A fragmented news item notes that one murderer is scheduled to die by gas today. The text includes garbled phrases about smelting and a sighing plea, with odd quotes and errant signature markings, indicating a damaged OCR capture from a historical page.
The report details primary returns backed by Congressman William Vare showing him with a safe plurality over the gubernatorial candidate. Western Pennsylvania districts tally returns with Allegheny county strongly favoring Vare. Independent candidate Bonniwell led Shull, while Fisher claimed a lead that surprised few.
Old and respected resident Mary McGrath of North ff jening dies after a one week illness. Born in Independence, Missouri 186, she earned many friends and left four children Florence, Emmett, Esther Balnick, and others. Funeral arrangements include a church service and requiem, with burial in the family plot at a local cemetery.
The Montana Anti Saloon League plans two statewide prohibition conventions in June. Great Falls hosts June 18 to 20 and Missoula hosts June 24 to 27. Canadian platform speakers and Canadian participants are noted, with three daily sessions and an extra night session in Missoula. The event has strong church and temperance union backing and county committees organizing local interest.
Deputy Sheriff Tony Harris to deliver John Mickle to jail in Butte under a court order until he pays $148 back alimony. He was arrested in Forsyth after being found guilty in absentia of contempt of court for refusing to pay alimony ordered last November.
A noisy pledge to continue the globe route unites a reporter with the idea that the journey will be long. The piece recalls rail tracks and air travel while noting a two lap race from New York to Yokohama and back. The President is aboard Yokohama bound, with sea voyage weather reports and dinner plans featuring chocolate amid hopeful progress.
Secret agents dispatched to Paria to confer with the French government. Trompreynski's secretary returned from Paria. mission officials refuse to discuss. Powen province acts as a state within a state with strengthened garrison. Patriot groups prepare for emergencies while five right parties push for a presidential election outside Warsaw and a non revolutionary cabinet.
New South Wales government signals seizure of all city bus lines as the supreme court case concludes. The Associated press report notes a legal battle over transport rights and regulatory authority, ending with a ruling favoring the railroads in this landmark decision.
John A Stage sought return of a $100 bail posted to secure I J Black’s appearance in police court on a traffic case. The Montana Supreme Court heard an alternative writ of prohibition after contempt allegations and misfiled affidavit claims, with a Helena hearing announced.
Mrs Nallig B Small was chosen to represent the circle at the Missoula meeting and to assume duties after the installation of Mire C M Allen as assistant. The circle reports on visits to local schools, with members serving on committees.
A woman was killed on a railroad near Avon as authorities investigated the scene. The brief notice notes a fatal incident involving an unnamed female and the railway, with initial inquiries ongoing and no further details available at press time.
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