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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1927
Page
3
A TC 10 234 airship of the Army crashed near an air base in Texas. No one was injured as crew members escaped the gondola before the silk envelope deflated. Two engines and the ship’s equipment were salvaged with the wreck being prepared for salvage at a designated field.
A garbled OCR item mentions a county flag issue and a legal challenge. It notes a court case involving a grocery company and a commissioner’s meeting. Walker, counsel, may oppose the county, with a judge to be constituted in the near future.
Police count reports thirty three women arrested on vagrancy charges in Butte court. Dames Gallivan and Tent fonen fined 150 dollars each for maintaining a ca hance. Glenn Smith forfeited six dollars for reckless driving. Willum Walsh charged with reckless driving and fuel-related offense. The article notes May 29 as tax payment deadline with reminders of upcoming holidays.
The school Board of the Bulte district will meet this evening at 8 o clock. so far as known only routine matters will occupy the trustees according to attached notes. Also a fraud order from the post office department against Walter Tet of Vienna will be sent to an addressee.
An unclear OCR passage mentions life boosts, John R. Gordon from Danville, and references to Foley fills and civbetic stim uli for kidneys. The garbled lines describe personal improvement after losses and a vague health claim, with additional stray phrases about people and a quay location.
The Couture assault trial began before a jury in Judge Jko de Lienek's division yesterday. Prosecutors allege Lavell Way and an unnamed partner attacked Couture, who admitted a struggle over a tire rack and spare tire. Murphy and Mrs. Benlat testified to blows, while Corey could not identify the assailants. The case heads the criminal calendar as others proceed.
Andrew I. Jaap a native of Beniland and longtime Montana resident died last evening at his family home. He leaves siblings and relatives including Elizabeth Jia reenone of Water of Butte and George of Great Falls, with funeral arrangements by White's Parlors and services at the Tade Wood CHG.
Funeral services for William Te Beakey, a well known Butte war veteran, were held yesterday. The procession formed at the family home and proceeded to St Joseph's church for the Mass. Burial followed at Holy Cross cemetery with pallbearers from the community.
Inert of soda hereation dlea Tite tle and jritay any Lime Car jeigestion. Better Than Soda. For fifty years Magnesia has been prescribed by physicians to overcome three times seven minutes in the stomach. A cataracted solution neutralizes fermentations and urges the cleansing waste from the system. It is more pleasant to take than many preparations. Twenty five and tity-conk battles refer to ACN Of Magnesia.
The notice recalls Ernest O Fos a former Matte office worker and Dine Roughs Adding Machine employee who died recently in Los Angeles. It lists survivors including Mrs Ogle Mr Greaveste and relatives in Boston Stockton and Butte. A court order in New York grants additional counsel and expenses for M s Browning in a alimony appeal against Edward Browning. Arguments set for tomorrow before Justices in the supreme court.
Federal court proceedings in the Butte district, originally set for May 16, will reopen May 20 due to a two week postponement. The court docket is reported as sparse with few cases currently on brief, and the holiday memorial reference underscores the period’s delay.
Associated Press reports Montana will hold hearings on livestock rates as part of a broader interstate commerce investigation. The move ties into ongoing rate hearings across the West and Midwest, with a June 30 milestone noted in Washington.
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