04 Aug 1920
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1920
Page
1
Allied dispatches describe Russian forces moving southwest near East Prussia. Reports include Bolshevik cavalry movements toward the Narew line and massing near Minsk, with Poland resisting and bolstering Warsaw defenses as peace talks wobble in London and Minsk.
Cayd Ulbkela, noted as a manager in the Senate, gains popularity amid a bustling scene at 7 North Main. The narrative highlights expert care of dining and bar setups, Kodak film services at Lyle Ant Co. on Main, and a standard for professional planning.
Mary Pickford excels in child roles as Rebecca, a poverty struck New England girl sent to live with strict aunts. She hops from rug to rug, brightening the tale with mischief, verses, a circus, soap coupons, and a boarding school arc, finishing as a refined young lady.
Canary pets and acts headline the Marlow weekly program opening Thursday night. Lorraine Even yd sings with violin accompaniment, and bird imitations plus vocal performances highlight this Tin Pan Alley style entertainment with a variety of acts including Gus 151wofe, Danny kit, Radie Marks, Dat Williams, and Jarrow the trickster in a lively show.
The fourth conference of Ne Oakes street Ai F cviich will be held this evening in Mee church calties with a program of music and refreshments led by the Ladies Aid Society. Rev. Charles Bovard, superintendent of the Butte district, will preside. AM members and friends urged to attend. Take your Kodak times to the Lyle Art Co. 44 1-2 N. Main.
The Rt. Rev. John P. Carroll celebranted a high Mass in the Cathedral of St. Helena for his sister Mary Carroll once engaged in Red Cross work in France and Chicago where she died recently. Attending clergy included Rt Rev. Victor Day V G and deacons of honor Rev J J O Kenned y and Rev Anthony Heithoff with deacons Rev FE P Carley sub deacon Rev J A Collette and master of ceremonies Rev Charles O Leary. The service drew many friends of the bishop and his sister along with Lewis and Clark chapter of the American Rei
The Sixth ward Caniereral club targets the first prize for best float in the Golden Glow parade. Secretary T J Fliehl will travel to Portland to confer with Iafe carnival officials on construction ideas. Membership drive runs through August 1 with a banquet planned for the results. The meeting at St. Athall included cream and cake served by St. Marys ladies.
In the Sixth ward a new bakery by O. A. Hargrove began operations yesterday. The first breads impressed with taste and appearance though some early equipment notes were unclear. The shop is under the management of Jom, with staff and setup described as recently installed.
O Kinnon, war veteran and Democrat hopeful for the state assembly, was born in Helena and served in World War I. He enlisted in the regular army after the war began and served with the armistice period, first in engineering then in tanks, leaving with the rank of lieutenant. He is 48 and a Mount St Charles College graduate.
Dublin dated Aug 3 reports a wave of magistrates resigning citing protest against British administration while Sinn Fein terrorism is blamed by authorities. The piece notes economic war fears, union boycotts against Belfast goods, and Ireland's fracturing ties as northern Protestant and southern Catholic workers clash.
The body of Swarbrick was shipped from Boulder amid unclear details. Relatives including Mrs Mines A'Dontell and others accompanied the remains, with a funeral likely planned in the city.
Two planes on a transcontinental route landed at Wales Field near Cheyenne tonight after flying from Omaha via North Platte Nebraska. One aircraft touched down at 6:05 and the other at 6:10 local time. They will stay overnight before continuing westward.
A new state, Tzecho-Slovakia, rises as Europe’s top sugar exporter and the world’s second largest beet sugar producer, signaling a major shift in regional agriculture and trade.
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