09 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1921
Page
1
A man recounts severe rheumatic pains and weight loss from stomach trouble but reports rapid recovery after using Tantacs. He notes regained appetite, strength, and ten pound gain, with his wife also well and recommending the remedy to friends.
A legislative committee debated possible tax cuts and expenditures with focus on beverages tax repeal for carbonated drinks and selective sporting goods levies. The panel considered figures and suggested a delegation to consult President Harding and Secretary Mellon, aiming to curb expenditures across departments.
Mrs Obenchain testified about seeking happiness with Kennedy after divorcing Ralph Obenchain. Police noted her account was unclear and inconsistent with another man named Lord by Burch. Witnesses tied a roadster rental to the shooting night, while Obenchain denied guilt and claimed possible innocence.
Avanta, Aug, and J. Douglas Edgar, renowned professional at Newidt Hills Golf Club and twice Canadian Open champion, was struck and fatally injured by an aura ity front of his home. He died shortly after at a hospital. The incident prompts questions about cider laws and press freedom in a Pennsylvania Punch Row.
Senate and congressional hearings probe alleged pressure by Frances P. Galvan and others to affect firms opposing the embargo in the 1919 tariff bill. Joseph H. Choate Jr. notes the American Dyes Institute and the Chemical Foundation supplied data on foundation finances, patents, and assets totaling about 304 395 with a margin deficit of 5 etc. The foundation still controls most of its 4904 patents and trademarks, with 4193 active while others have expired or been reassigned. King denounces a pernicious effort to sway senators on restoration of embargo provisions.
Washington August 8 The Capper Tincher bill to Broh grains received floor support as senators plan a possible four to six week recess. Amendments aim to secure backing from the senate agriculture committee and address cooperative associations and rebate commissions. The panel refused broad admission provisions but agreed to a minor change tying rebates to earnings of farmer associations.
About 100 veterans from Fort Hagerson will attend the first showing of Powder River at Marlow Theatre this afternoon as guests of the American Legion. Doctors and nurses from the fest will join the evening performance, and a New York store cooperates with a window display of trophies captured from Germans and a realistic dugout to set the mood for Powder River.
The United States army filmed footage from World War actions shown at the Marten theatre today and tomorrow for the American Legion. The United States Signal Corps notes this is the most remarkable war footage yet, with 500 feet of shellfire footage captured by brave cameramen, some killed and 27 wounded, though the committee says no gruesome scenes are presented.
Report notes a $250,000 fund raised to defeat admission of certain reform measures to membership. Investigation authorized into the charges. Senator Kenyon, Republican from Iowa, commented on the issue.
Constantinople reports Pashia resignation after Turkish nationalist leader Mustapha Kemal Pasha takes command. The Dalfea crew faces shipwrecks in daily losses. Metro star Viek Dana appears at Antlers Theatre in Life's Dark Fung, adapting a Saturday Evening Post tale. Dana features a hopeful violinist character amid pursuit of fame. New York trip follows to scope gowns and Broadway revues. Also noted: seventh episode of The Purple Riders Goldwyn Cartoon and Bray-Pictograph included.
In Seattle Bay a mutilated elderly woman’s body was found in a trunk. Dr Frank Wood identified marks on the body as Mrs Kate Mahoney who has been missing since shortly after her marriage to James E Mahoney. Detectives say death resulted from a blow to the chest amid other abrasions. Divers retrieved a large object attached to the trunk as authorities continued search efforts.
An alleged forgery case centers on a scandal involving an attorney accused of obtaining title to some of his wife’s property by false statements. The filing claims deception connected to the transfer, with authorities pursuing the matter as a potential legal action.
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