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Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1925

Page

4

Examiners abolish revolving funds in state institutions

Examiners abolish revolving funds in state institutions. The list includes the University, State College, School of Mines, Industrial School, Vocational School for Girls, School for Girls, School for Deaf and Blind, Hospital for the Insane, Tuberculosis Sanitarium, Orphans Home, State Prison, and Agricultural Department. Copies of the resolution were ordered sent to all state institutions and to the state purchasing agent, treasurer, and auditor.

University State College Tate School of Mines Ndustrial School Vocational School For Girls School For Girls School For Deaf and Wit Hospital For Insane Tuberculosis Sanitarium Orphans Home State Prison

Inflation period blamed for German public health decline

Berlin July Associated Press reports Dr. Schicle, German interior minister, told the Reichstag inflation of 1923 reversed years of health gains after World War I. He cited worsened nutrition and rising constitutional diseases including tuberculosis and rickets among undernourished and anaemic children as inflation worsened.

Berlin Associated Press Germany Schicle Interior Reichstag

Boy of 17 Slays Dad a Minister

A 17 year old, identified as Vandervoort, killed his father Rev Vandervoort and wounded his mother after family quarrels and buying a .22 rifle. He confessed the killings in a written statement to Sheriff Henry W. Burma, saying he believed his mother’s mind was diseased and that he fled with the family car after the slayings. The aftermath saw a driver stopping to help, and authorities tracing the events to Parkerburg area and Cornell College plans.

Tockiaw Warren Reinbeck Vandenvoorts Reinbeek Grundy County Farkersburg Vandervoort Henry W. Burma Watler County Parkerburg High School Cornell College

Evolution Law Attacked Again in Rhea County

The petition names Wilson as owner of $50,000 in real estate and head of a family, opposing teaching creation as given in the Bible. The bill seeks to restrain enforcement of the anti evolution law and to declare the statute void. Solicitors for the complainant are Neal Darrow Colbge and McElwee.

Rhea County Ohn R. Neal Clarence Darrow Chicago Rawhadge Colbge New York Frank B. McElwee Rockwood Scopes Daytona Wilson United States Circuit Court of Appeals Justice Supreme Court Neal Hicks Chambers

Alleged Rum Trust Must Face Trial in Chelsea Case

Boston August report says Mayor Lawrence F. Quigley of Chelsea and his brother Police Inspector Thomas Quigley, along with nine Chelsea officers, were arraigned on warrants tied to a broad alleged rum trust. Forty three held for trial as indictments accuse manufacturers, transporters, wholesalers and protective agents of a crime machine, aided by police protection.

Boston Rum Trust Lawrence F. Quigley Chelsea Towell Truts Mayar Hrother Thomas Quigley Gabe

The Red Rain Mystery 4 Teadon Till Ib

Samuel Honeybun and Ade Wiyne pursue a tangled crime in Sir Francis Lathrop’s case. Adela Larkin collaborates to expose Wilmot while Monkey Face detains her and reveals clues. A decoy letter and a desperate chase lead to the village police and a grim confrontation.

Teadon Francis Lathrop Ade Wiyne Copaed Margaret Hspestor Kealy Sinny Lathrop Adela Larkin Klyne Wilmot Monkey Face Antounacen

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First coffin of Charles Darwin reported

A preserved fragment recalls the first coffin of Charles Darwin. The coffin, crafted by a deaf carpenter near Farnborough, was reportedly made for Darwin’s remains and later moved to Westminster Abbey for burial after his death.

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