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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1925

Page

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Inquest planned for death of chemist Schwartz

Oakland Aug 10 The inquest will open Thursday at 10 am into the death of Charles Henry Schwartz chemist who killed himself when police found him in hiding He will subpoena his wife Mrs Schwartz but she may refuse to testify Coroner Grant Miller says no further inquiry into the wife’s knowledge at this time District Attorney Tinning Sheriff Veale say she will not be questioned beyond her awareness of her husband’s crime and possible identity claim

Oakland Calif Associated Press T Weseath Charles Henry Schwartz Muhderer Schivartz Grant Ti. Miller Alameda County A. B.inning R. R. Veale Contra Costa County

Fire destroys massive oil reservoir near Coalinga California

A lightning strike set a 750000 barrel Shell Oil reservoir near Coalinga California ablaze causing damage estimated over 1.5 million dollars. The fire raged uncontrolled for days with flames leaping 230 feet, smoke black and heat felt 100 yards away as witnesses described a terrible explosion.

Fresno Calif Associated Press Shell Oil Company Coalinga Mipance

A C Hibernians Open State Sessions in Butte

A solemn high mass at St. Joseph's church marked the opening of the state convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians and the Ladies' Auxiliary in Butte. Rev. Callahan of Great Falls, state chaplain, spoke as delegates were welcomed by Mayor We. Florgat.

Browning and Cinderella Romance Ends in Adoption Scandal

Millionaire real estate heir Browning advertised for a companion for a young girl he adopted. About 12,000 girls applied. he selected Mary Lewise Spas, who claimed to be 16. Rival parents alleged age, records showed, Browning sought to annul the adoption. Mary attempted suicide. Browning then adopted another orphan and the romance collapsed.

EL W. Browning New York Stillionaire Browning Mary Lewise Spas Jeaial

Cinderella and Fairy Godfather to Battle over Adoption

New York August 10 AP Final prey were mute today for severance of the regal relations between Mary J Browning would be Cinderella and Bayard Browning wealthy real estate operator and godfather. Browning will seek annulment of the adoption on grounds the girl deceived him about her age. The girl left Browning's secretary’s home last night and her whereabouts were unknown. Browning denied any reward offer and said he had foregone a physical examination of the girl. He claimed she double crossed him and declared he was not ashamed.

New York Ated Press Mary Jauise Cain Mr.Browning Isines Browning Newcombe Queen Mary Forestun Coler

Silver Plan to Pep Industry Discussed in Salt Lake City

In Salt Lake City Aug 10 the American Silver Producers Association met with directors from major silver firms producing 10,000,000 ounces annually. They considered re introducing Pittman bill, financing foreign purchases, publicity on silver uses, and representation before the House Ways and Means Committee on October 10 for a full revision of the current revenue law.

Salt Lake City Utah Associated Press American Silver Producers’ Association Wolont Ferry Henry M. Rives Orl Pittaan Hill Foreig Association House Ways and Means Committee

Howey Like Tee Teases Jase and Tittle in LA

In a playful remark, Howey Like Tee questions if the wife has the last word and riffs on Jase’s reply. The piece notes Tittle’s habit of singing and hints at Vive fetlow in Los Angeles, with mention of appearances in The felena Independent each morning, implying laughs if he is given a chance.

Tee Wittias Felena Independent Ldriiaine

Rockwood Tornado Ravages California Town

A tornado ripped Rockwood California from its foundations causing an estimated 125000 to 175000 dollars in damage. Only about two of twenty buildings remained on their original sites and five of the town’s 300 residents suffered minor injuries. Streets remained flooded as the sky darkened and a gale warned of more trouble.

Rockwoll Calif Associated Press Imperial, Valley

Simmons to face death at Nebraska state prison

Waller Ray Simmons is scheduled for execution at 7 tomorrow in the Nebraska state prison after attorneys failed to secure a reprieve. Governor McMullen and the state supreme court declined action, while a defense statement suggested new testimony. Family members met with officials amid the case.

Tancoli Noh Associated Press Adam McMuallen Waller Ray Simmons Cleetth Nebraska Tommorrow Terie Holmes Josh Combs Simmons State Supreme Court McMillen Supreme Court Simons McDermott Glen Rock Timoever Fimey Emily Bateman Othe Geverneae Parden Noard

L Chief Slams Mien and Plans Big Union Drive

Stenhenvile Ohio August 10 William Green president of the American Federation of Labor announced readiness to lead a tighter labor judiciary effort to restore rights to American citizens. He denounced federal and state judiciary actions as a constant threat and warned of appointing less qualified men to federal judgeships while unveiling plans to enroll 10,000,000 members in union ranks.

Stenhenvile Ohina Associated Cress William Green Te Ameenian Federation At Labor Emmittyea Ag Tle Ole

Wholesalers Push Prices High in Helena Market

The Eck Market ceased newspaper price advertising and urged others to join in banning price quotes. Wholesalers meet to set prices, making Helena the most costly city in the region. The Independent urges readers to boycott such markets and patronize those honest enough to publish prices.

Helena Eck Dek Northwest Great Falls Butte California Washington St. Paul Independent Commission Houses

Arrest of Col Will Beach in narcotics graft case

In a sweeping narcotics operation, over 200 detectives and federal agents arrested Col Will Beach in the district’s Chinatown area on charges of graft. He allegedly sold narcotics to peddlers in exchange for money and jewelry, with three of his top agents also taken into custody. A long Chinese secret service led investigation preceded the raids, which targeted narcotics sales to dealers and theft-for-drug exchanges.

Micaga Associated Press Will Geay Beach Depuy United States Beach

Start Negotiations for Funding Belgium's Debt

Washington Aug 10 AP says Belgium and the United States opened debt negotiations. Ambassador De Cartierat Velgium pledged Belgium will meet payments within capacity. The Dawes plan framework aims for gradual conduct of government expenditures as talks proceed to stabilize Belgian finances.

Washington de Cartieriat Velgium Belgium

Canadian Railways to Enter Into Dry Crusade

Canadian National and Canadian Pacific railways join United States customs officials to curb liquor smuggling from Canada. Officials plan heightened checks on rebilled cars destined for U S ports, with rail agents instructed to notify customs at nearest American point of any suspicious activity.

Canadian Railways Saint Athans Canadian National Canadian Pacific Railways United States Canada CL Wiite- Hill Lander Agen Mt Cesta Americas

Alberta Montana line peels quake hits Great Falls region

An earthquake near Great Falls and the Alberta Montana line rattled the area for about thirty seconds this morning. Minor damage reported in several towns. no injuries confirmed. The U.S. Geological Survey recorded a slight seismic event at approximately 3:50 a.m. local time.

Great Falls Ang Alberta

Riot erupts after Ku Klux Klan meeting in Framingham

Five men were shot in Framingham late tonight following a Ku Klux Klan gathering. Victims Alonzo Foley Saxonville and Thomas Sliney Saxonville were injured. Foley critically after a left temple wound. William Bradley and Edward Ward Purcell of Framingham also hurt. doctors said ambush-style shooting while in the road. State police and constabulary from Boston brought reinforcements to quell the disorder as the scene was secured. Continued on Page Two.

Framingham Mass Associated Press Alonzo Foley Thomas Sliney Francis Maguire Saxonville William Bradley Edward Ward Purcell Foley Framingham Hospital C. J. Care

Campaign to raise county share of quake relief fund

A joint drive begins to fund Gallatin county school repairs after the recent earthquake. John D. Ryan of New York pledges a personal gift of 1000.40 dollars and committees are formed at the Commercial and Kiwanis clubs to organize the effort, with meetings set for Tuesday afternoon.

John D. Ryan New York City Sam Gora Gallatin County Ryan Farape Jan Aw Faring Mer Gidas Vinevetter Commercial Club J. P. Bahnson C. O R. Brazier Ned Goza John Gough John Heiler Fred Rose D. K W. Smith Charles L. Sheridan L. Brackman E. M. Shoemaker Atary— W. Brown W. R. Cherch Compton C. A. Drummond Paul Flint O. C. Lameport W. H. War W. J. O'Connor R. {. Tolle E. T. Jemme Kiwania Club Harry Dean Nelson Richmond Harry Richter Victor Walter Sol Hepner Ernest Nelson Jack Barker Lawrence Tipling Norman Winestine Leonard “Young Ethan R. O. Kaufman W. A. Hawkins John G. Brown H.G. Pickett Sam 0. Goza Cecil Day Ed McMaite GL. Bryant Cal Nyman J. W. Rogers Fred Kaller

Custer Highway to Be Widely Extended

Ambition to make the Custer Battlefight highway the main artery of America was revealed at the sixth annual meeting. Vice President B A Anderson offered the plan in Mitchell in the absence of President W W Reams. Delegates outlined extending the westward line from Glacier Park to Seattle and the southeast line from Des Moines toward Atlanta.

Ta Athinta Des Moines Tgs Rapert

Mermaid Steers Clear Sinking Channel Swim Flivver

Mermaid Nearly Sinks After a near-drowning episode during a challenging Channel swim attempt. The swimmer, Miss Harrison, nearly fainted when knocked off balance, was rescued by a crew member, and spent seven hours in the sea before being brought aboard the ship.

Ance Ang Ithe Associated Press Dresening du Tee Amigrytian Harrison

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