WILL BACK UP OFFICERS By the Assoc
Ranking officials of the Anti Saloon league join in urging action on the Federal Council of Churches prohibition survey. The league plans renewed campaigns to back enforcement of prohibitions laws and strengthen support from president to constable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Council of Churches
Friends of Prohibition
Assoc Wash
Anti-Saloon League
League
Thomas Nicholson
Scott McBride
Howard H. Russell
Wayne B. Wheeler
Coun
Feredal Council of
Chuches
Friends of
Iteelf
Stitches in heart save life of boy at Melvin Jones
Five year old Wasi stitched in the heart after a fall on the points of a pair of scissors. His father supplied funds for a transfusion as steel points pierced the boy’s side, creating a quarter inch gash in the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasi
Melvin Jones
President Goolidge Narrowly Escapes Car In Washington
President Calvin Coolidge narrowly escaped being struck by a car in downtown Washington as he stepped into the street near H Street and Jackson Place. The driver, Nathan D. Smith of Baltimore, was arrested on traffic violations and released on bond of 3500. A Secret Service man grabbed the president’s arm to pull him back to the curb, and another officer stopped the car after it failed to yield to pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tonlht
Secret Service
Nathan D. Smith
Baltimore
Smith
H Street
Jackson Place
White House
Montana Property Values Fall From 1924 Figures
A distressed report outlines declines in Montana property values with figures and sector notes. It cites a drop across counties and mentions tax counts and assessment adjustments amid a broader market shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
May Have Lost Life In Attempted Arson
Police probe a death after Mrs. Marle Jacobsen was found disfigured near Lake Michigan shortly after her husband’s restaurant burned. The husband claims the flames were from losses, while officers consider she may have started the fire with gasoline in a basement pan and fled toward the lake. A neighbor and an ice man reported seeing her run from the burning building.
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Byte
Chicago
Marle Jacobsen
Lake Michigan
Methodist Bishop Shifts Montana Ministers
Read ing of appointments by Bishop Charles Haward Locke closed the Montana Methodist annual conference in Great Falls. Only 19 of 200 ministers were moved. several graduates and local pastors were reassigned to towns including Anaconda Butte Glasgow Scobey Hobson Cascade Missoula Livingston Billings and Grass Range with district superintendents also appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Great Falls
Montana
Charles Haward Locke
St Paul
Northwest
Forest W. Worth
Boston University School of Theology
Anaconda
Edward Smith
Dillon
Butte
C. M. Donaldson
Glendive
Missoula
C. Bartlett
Glasgow
Raymond’ “Robinson
Boston University
Scobey
William Koehler
Boston ‘University
Hobson
Orville Davia
Clinton
Maw
Cascade
GIVES PRESIDENT POWER By the Associated Views
Washington reports army and navy seek a joint bill to extend selective service and mobilization power. The proposed act would authorize presidential drafting of males 18 to 40, with narrow deferments and broad administrative reach. aims to be enacted in a future session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army and Navy Board
Associated
Washington
Army
Joint Board of the Army and Navy
Congress
Delafield
Ordnance Reserve
Reserve Officers’ Association
War Department
Defense” Act
Congressional
American’ Legion
Navy
Army and Navy Unite
Coast Guard
Light House Service
Public Health Service
Coast and Gendetic Survey
Six Killed in Ohio Auto Wreck Involving Interurban Car
Six members of a Dayton area family were killed when their automobile was struck by an interurban car near New Lebanon, six miles west of Dayton. The dead include Noah Boutough, 3, Lizaie Routough, 34, his wife Virginia Routough, 12, Robert 10, Paul, Clinton, 3, and an infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prose
Dayton
Ohio
New Lebanon
Noah Boutough
Lizaie Routough
Virginia Routough
Robert
Paul
Clinto
Strangled friend then ends own life in bathtub
Charley Sumner Hall, 72, lumber dealer and realtor, reportedly strangled his lifelong friend Mrs Grace Snow, 71, early today and killed himself in a bathtub at his home next door. Police described him as apparently insane.
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Charley Sumner Hall
Grace Snow
Blaze at Eddy's Bakery Causes Heavy Damage
Fire at Eddy's Bakery on Colorado yesterday morning caused about 12000 dollars in damage to the building and stock. A short circuit in the dough machine is blamed. manager says fire was contained with minimal further damage due to careful water use and rapid response. Proprietor J O Connell arrived later to assess loss and plan clean up.
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Eddy
Eady
Colorado
Martin
Dakery
Wady
HM. N. Hii
J. O'Connell
Helena
Fil Fx
Local business ad fragment hints at interviewing applicants
A damaged OCR fragment shows a local business discussing interviews for a position. It mentions calling and inserting details, with stray references to addresses like Anaconda and a number sequence. The text reads inconsistently, offering limited readable facts about a reception or recruitment process.
Daring Aviators Die In Falling Plane Crash
Spokane, Sept. 20. Lieutenant Priestley and Private John Ayey Jr. were killed instantly when their airplane spun from a high altitude during a National Guard air circus. Priestley had just won the Mainland speed race and was piloting a Curtis M-6-H machine before disaster struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Spokane
Llout
Sehuy
Tor Priestley
Forestry Patrol
John& Ayey Jr
Washington Nation
Priestley
O. J. Honberger
Seattle
Ray Small
Ndt
Nations Fire Loss Heaviest in History Cited by President
Washington Sept 20 President Coolidge issued a fire prevention week proclamation calling for Oct 4 to Oct 10 observance. He warned that the nation’s fire toll has soared to about 18,000 lives and property losses above 548 million dollars in the first half of the year, urging state and local officials and citizens to boost prevention efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amncracen
Rene Washington
Coolidge
White House
United States
Whistling Way From Coast 10 Cort and Back
Two college men from New York, Nettuna and Gordon, recount their coast to coast trek with humor. One Amherst graduate and former captain, a two mile runner and All American football player, share adventures, crowd scenes, and the day’s challenges as they journey and reflect on savings, bets, and perseverance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Lous J
Nettuna
Gordon
New’ York
Kottuna Ie
Amherst Colleges
Grayel
Delta
Mailen
White Ray
One Killed in Interurban Crash Near Wayne Avenue
In Fort Wayne Indiana on December 20 a crossing collision involving an Interurban car and a car resulted in one man dead and 28 injured. The car struck by the interurban was driven by Hert Wilson of Per..."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Rons
Wayne
Adland Service Corporation
Waynedale
Wilson
Ind
France weighs debt proposal to reduce principal in 1926 plan
On board the steamship Paris dated September 20 the French debt proposal to the American commission outlines immediate steps to cut France's principal. The plan envisions a substantial payment in 1926 followed by increasing amounts over the next 20 years, signaling the French view of the utmost they can pay. The announcement aims to shape Mellon’s 1926 revenue calculations as negotiations continue in Washington. Caillaux remains active, walking the deck each morning amid rough seas as details leak to Page 2, Column.
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Assoen
Paris
Saillaux
Washington
France
Caillaux
Fra
M. Caillaux
Jail Break Attempt of Slaver Fails in Florence
Florence, Sept 20. Will Lawrence an Oklahoma outlaw under sentence of death for killing a Phoenix policeman and two other convicts was thwarted in a jail break. He tore sheet covering from a ventilator and with the aid of another inmate reached the corridor and gained the hallway, where guards found the prisoners. Lawrence and McDaniel were found mingling with other detainees in the hallway near bars and alarms were sounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Florence
Arts
Will Lawrence
Oklahoma
Phoenix
Arizona State Peniry
Minorence
Ite
Mel
Lawrence
McDaniel
Mob Burns Black timber cutter for alleged assault near New Albany
In Mississippi a mob of more than 1,000 seized Ivy a Black timber cutter from officers and burned him at the stake near New Albany after he supposedly confessed to assaulting the farmer's daughter. The man was brought from Aberdeen for identification. the girl is hospitalized in serious condition. Roads were blocked and the crowd pressed forward by car. Local sheriffs reported no restraint as the mob advanced. Ivy cried out as flames enveloped him.
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New Albany
Miss
Ivy
John W. Stoberts
Sheriff Roberts
Union County
Sheriff Reese
Lee County
Aberdeen
Roberts Aid
Lowea
Roberta
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Riso
Tom
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Raft
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Emmen
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Williams
Whistling Way
New York
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