17 Sep 1926
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1926
Page
1
The report details an attempt to arrest Mrs McPherson, her mother, and three others in connection with a conspiracy case. The wording suggests district prosecutors argue the alibi efforts have become a U.S. scandal amid late revelations.
Los Angeles District Attorney Asa Keyes ordered complaints against Aimee Semple McPherson's mother Minnie Kennedy Keith G Ormiston John Doe Martin and Lorraine Wiseman Sie laff for conspiracy to defeat justice. Deputy DAs Dennison Davis Likely to draft. signatures reportedly by Charles Reimer and delivery to Ben Cohn.
Premier Meighen and his Conservative cabinet plan to resign Monday after failing to win a majority in the general election. The move follows a volatile campaign and a hung parliament, signaling a shift in Canada’s post election leadership.
Peking reports show foreigners facing rising hostility in the Yangtze basin after a British gunboat clash at Wanhsien on September 5. Chinese casualties and Chinese artillery fire on the American gunboat Pigeon at Chenstingk sparked resentments amid naval patrols near Hankow and Wuchang.
Newton Kansas correspondent reports Frank of Inman Kansas died from complications after a skunk bite three weeks earlier. He was a student at a local college, and the illness developed with respiratory failure and phobia, leading to his death.
Reports from Nogales say Mori former Yaqui chief aligned with federal troops taking 400 followers. The main Yaqui body, led by Matus, shelters near Sierra de Bacetete as General Ancheta notes this split could signal the war’s end. Rumors place Mayan fighters joining the insurgent cause, though unconfirmed.
The trial of Harry N. Daugherty and Thomas W Miller neared a crisis as the government continued to present oral and documentary evidence. By day seven, the exhibits totaled about 90, including handwritten pages, checks, vouchers, hotel registers, letters, and related sheets.
The Dauphin county court ordered the Sesqui Centennial to close Sundays but Mayor Kendrick said it would stay open pending appeal. The state argued the exposition violated Sunday blue laws of 1794 by operating commercial features on a Sunday. The case cited a $750,000 state appropriation and demanded strict Sunday observance.
Montana county officials report about 700 residents have registered since August. Extra deputies will staff the registration counter as the November election nears. Voters face a pending initiative to raise gasoline tax by one cent to fund road maintenance and federated road projects.
Chicago reports gate craftsman Jack Connelly of Vau de Luxe plans to retire after a forthcoming crash event. Details on timing and venue remain unclear.
A damaged clipping describes a biplane journey from New York to Paris facing leaks and storm threats. Reports note Grand Banks weather delays and a tentative Saturday outlook as officials monitor the flight path and potential stoppages.
Persistent rainfall across Indiana and the Midwest drives the Mississippi River more than ten feet above flood stage at Quincy and breaches near Burlington, threatening Beardstown as crews rush to reinforce dikes and protect low lands. Statewide, tributaries swell and diversions fail as inundation looms over hundreds of acres and farmers brace for continued high water.
Richard Driscoll of Butte was killed during a duck hunting outing at Piedmont Lake two miles from Whitehall. The gun discharged unexpectedly while he spoke with friends, striking him in the back as his companions, including Richard Bray, moved the blind. Bray, who warned others, reported Driscoll died at the scene after the accidental discharge.
Reported off the British coast a collision between the Hilinea and the British Steamer Induna sank the Malian. Rescue vessel Homeric found an empty lifeboat raising fears for the crew while no word has come from Vicinity or other aboard.
Montana officials report a better bean crop outlook with early indicators showing improvement. Estimates suggest Montana will yield about 143 000 bushels, while national production may reach 1 164 million bushels, with Michigan Montana and other states contributing as expected.
Austin Sept 16 The lower house in special session ordered an investigation of state department administration under Governor Ferguson. The vote was 104 to 22 and the committee will report to the fortieth legislature, convening January. Investigation starts after current session adjourns, with Moody named to the incoming committee.
Opening of the hunting season in Minnesota brought tragedy as two men drowned and two others were wounded. The Rev. M. Gunderman, a 2 year-old pastor from Mora, Minn, was drowned at Little Rice Lake when a boat overturned and a loaded shotgun struck him in the face. Peter Wert, 1% of Kasota, was killed near here.
A boy died after being struck on the head by a golf ball during practice on a baseball diamond. The accident occurred as several youths swung clubs and attempted strokes, with the ball injuring the boy and authorities investigating the event.
Cascade County Liberty League forms in Great Falls to defend constitutional rights against unlawful stops for liquor. Sam Stephenson elected permanent chairman as members urge prosecution of violators, tighter bonds on enforcement, and uniforms for agents. Next meeting to appoint executive committee and plan actions.
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