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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1928
Page
2
Rescue teams in the main entry of the mine found the bodies of Callaghan and his men after deadly gases seeped through a brattice. Tom phoned from the surface to report they were safe but urged haste as rescuers pushed toward the air shaft for survival.
Peter Ward is jailed on vagrancy charges after officers, called to J L Rindin's home, found Ward with a shotgun at the scene of a poultry raid gone wrong. The incident ties a dance at Melrose to a tense confrontation with a firearm during a suspected theft.
Two cars were badly damaged in a collision on the Columbia Gardens road near the Northern Pacific ice house last night. Driver David Knoyle of 219 East Front street and S L Larson of 67 Main street Meaderville were shaken but suffered no serious injuries.
A Junkers Bremen attempting a westward flight from Labrador to New York was badly damaged and must be shipped by steamer. Fred Melchoir parachuted to the mainland near Greenly Island and army amphibians agreed to escort the Bremen toward Mitchel Field, N Y, on completion of repairs.
Texan factions clash as Reps Wurzbach and Creager maneuver for control of a delegation. Democrats split over Governor Smith and a dry platform plank. Presidential primaries on Tuesday assign South Dakota and Maryland delegates while Indiana Republicans pick 33 for Kansas City and Maryland 19 for Hoover.
Berlin May 21. Socialists scored decisive gains over 1925 votes while the German nationalist party declined. With 13 million ballots counted by 2 am, the socialists held 80 mandates under proportional representation and were set to enter the Reichstag with about 150 deputies, up 20 from before as total votes surpassed 30 million.
W R Wilcoxsen of Great Falls the state handicap champion won the registered trap shoot at the Rocker grounds of the Butte Gun club yesterday by breaking 197 of 200. About 40 leading Montana shooters competed and scores show Robinson Anaconda 196 Renfro Dell 195 Lattimer Butte 194 Tisdale Rocker 194.
An ad touts Cystex as a 48 hour test to cure bladder weakness and nocturnal awakenings. It claims improvement in energy, sleep, and pains with a money back guarantee, pricing the product at 60 cents and urging purchase at drug stores.
A large city parade organized by the Beautify Butte committee will march from Granite and Montana at 7 00 PM through downtown Butte to Park and Gaylord and back to Granite. About 65 to 70 groups including 35 schools and various civic bodies will participate in the effort to elevate city pride.
Three boys aged about ten hiked from a cabin to Lake Delmo and remained missing since Saturday night. Relatives launched a dawn search led by Lloyd Gage with scouts and an aviator, locating the trio at Marsh’s cabin seven miles north of Homestake. They described cold nights, a fire, sore feet, and a dead porcupine carcass they found along the way.
Senate leaders plan a final vote on a $225 million farm relief tax cut after a 13 hour Saturday session failed to settle terms. Senator Smoot will seek to block Norris open tax return reform and Simmons corporate rate relief provision before the measure is disposed.
Dispatch reports a diplomatic note delivered to the consul as military momentum grows. Japanese forces complete a airstrip between their barracks and Nankai University with more air squadrons anticipated shortly.
The Fengtien forces claim three victories over southern nationalist troops in Chihli, recapturing Tengchow on the Taoting railway and repelling assaults to seize Hokien and Tsangchow in the eastern province.
Salt Lake City barber Joe Kylinkuts hid 250 dollars under a hotel room sink on Utah Avenue. After several hours away the money vanished, prompting police to investigate. A call from the station reported the money had been found in the same hiding spot.
Butte police received word from Mr. Parker in Spokane that two letters address a man named McGowan are at the Spokane post office. Police seek to locate McGowan believed to be living in Butte.
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