30 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1921
Page
1
An old health anecdote warns that eating less meat can reduce kidney trouble, while promoting Jad Salts as a remedy. It claims the effervescent lithium water flushes clogged kidneys, reduces urinary irritation, and prevents serious kidney disease with a daily dose before breakfast.
A fragmented ad style item cites R Long praising Estonic for relief from stomach pains and neuralgia. It urges readers to take Estonic after meals and to notice quick improvement, warning against acid conditions and excess gas. Strong entities appear as product and person names with limited context.
An advertisement style testimonial from Emos Tt of Portland Gre about a health treatment. He claims long standing stomach and liver issues resolved, appetite restored, digestion improved, and weight gained after using the product. He credits the medicine for restoring strength and the ability to work a full day.
A high mass funeral service for Lawrence Hy Weisner was held at the Cathedral of St Helena with many friends former business associates Knights of Columbus American Legion Elks and the Montana club in attendance Burial followed at Resurrection Cemetery pallbearers and honorary pallbearers were named including W Al Cutler P Y Bypum and E W Brown among others The service honored his affiliations and moral tributes were offered by attendees
The Pete Fundak case from East Helena goes to the jury in district court with A. J. Horsky presiding after the defense rested. Witnesses for the defense included Mike Tyanich Theo Main Mike Horstich Jack Holden and the defendant. The state’s rebuttal will proceed this morning.
Beaver City Neb April 29 A C Townley president of the National Non-partisan League told an audience he was not worried by the Minnesota supreme court denial of a new trial on a conspiracy to teach sedition charge. Townley stated jail would be his first rest in 0 years and argued the sentence of 90 days was lighter than a chicken thief would receive. Gilbert serves a year in Red Wing Minn for interference with enlistments.
The commission alleges United States Steel Corporation and subsidiaries dominate core supply and price formation under the Clayton act. It claims ownership of iron ore deposits, railroads, transportation and key minerals, valuing over 47 percent of crude steel output and 45 percent of various steel products. The case proceeds to trial after 30 days if an answer is not filed by May 31.
The complaint alleges the Steel Corporation and subsidiaries control most steel plants across many states. It claims the Pittsburg plus price harms competition by letting high-cost Pittsburgh plants dominate 50 percent of U.S. steel business and keeps prices high as freight costs rise. It names subsidiaries including American Bridge, Carnegie Steel, National Tube, and others. The case hinges on FTC jurisdiction and earlier hearings debated the scope of regulatory power.
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