05 Apr 1920
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1920
Page
1
The article discusses concerns over short term notes, noting government statements and financial figures. It highlights warnings from representatives about liquidity and potential calamities, with references to temporary measures and anticipated market reactions.
Cleveland Amil reports Bishop M J Hughes of MM Church died after a long illness. Funeral arrangements released. services planned in Cleveland and other cities with bishop William F L Ander presiding.
Snow and rain plus gale winds marked Easter Day across the East with heavy drifts, blocked rail lines, and de-energized rural phone service. Temperatures plunged below freezing as storms spread from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic, halting trains and disrupting travel and livestock care.
Ray Church 15 New England lodge officers for 1920 22 will be installed promptly at 8 o clock. Acting district deputy WL Choate will be the installing officer. New officers include Exalted Ruler and Leading Knight J Re Church and J Re Wi ne ected Loyal Kabshi M A laywh evmemed-lecturing-kerigttr Francis 4 Howar secretary M Settles treasurer Wo OB Me Clatechey tiler Jack Senet rings and others. A reception lunch will follow a brief ceremony and recollection hour.
Reported outrages in Belfas t area as masked raiders attacked a farmer and family in Wings comity injuring the farmer. Police barracks raided at Clough Rostrevor and other places. telegraph lines cut, no serious damage yet. Fire brigade busy as buildings burned and documents taken. five raiders escaped. An American-bound steamer linked to the affair is mentioned with one sailor missing or jumped overboard.
Unclear OCR text from AP reports a Dablin Easter event with demonstrations and colorful scenes. Details are fragmentary but suggest a lively artistic display featuring improvised acts and diverse performers.
A fractured but vivid write up extols Pollyanna as Mary Pickford's greatest success and a modern stage of entertainment. Critics praise its philosophy and charm as essential viewing, with public demand rising for a show that entertains rather than merely excites.
Reports from Limerick and surrounding areas describe widespread assaults on police barracks and government offices. Civil records were destroyed and civilians warned of reassessment and higher taxes to replace losses. Casualties and details remain uncertain amid ongoing violence and attacked institutions.
A meeting under Clin Na Gael urged recognition of an Irish republic by the United States and condemned the League of Nations and the treaty. The gathering called for renewed American support for Ireland, with strong rhetoric against imperial treaties.
A report describes a principal speaker on the fish Republic and notes a copy of the resolutions was sent to President Wilson and cabinet members. Police were detailed to control crowds attempting to enter the meeting venue.
A Metis, APP dee A Tt eingtiads, PATARO reports farmers not broken by drought as agricultural work continues in the city yesterday. He notes July work has been adequate though conditions vary with rain, and many are away from home. The speaker says the rural area appears unsettled with traveling men and housing changes, yet overall the land remains intact.
An Associated Press report from Damascus cites the Daily Mail that Prince Faisal, who recently became king of Syria, has effectively abandoned the demand for Allied recognition of Syrian independence, following a March 22 dispatch. The note dates to April 4 and references shifting positions in the Damascus correspondence.
A bold drama unfolds at the Antlers theater as a society girl pursues the author behind a blackmailing tale. Sylvia Lions Wrady witnesses a sensational work and vows to unmask the mystery, aided by Alice Utradky in a quiet whirlwind of revenge and justice. Harold Lloyd's Look Out Below headlines the screening.
Ty Akeadtate Mrexs of Indianapolis and Gerard J Murphy of Ryland VI are named to lead the service division. Fraulein D OMiev, national commander, announced the appointment at national headquarters in Indianapolis. The post replaces Charles H Sheridan of Syracuse who resigns amid the change.
Fragmented dispatches report ongoing clashes in the Ruhr districts as German officials and allied observers debate occupation terms. References to Kapp riot suppression, German peace notes, and potential reestablishment of order in Frankfort, Darmstadt, Mainz, Homburg, and Dannstadt are noted amid a tense exchange with France.
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