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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1925
Page
7
Roosevelt argues over Panama Canal fortifications and Clayton-Bulwer negotiations, referencing British policy and German threats. The letters discuss naval expansion, Monroe Doctrine risk, and transatlantic relations amid 1901 political campaigning and a looming presidential bid.
The letter expresses deep concern for the President's safety after an assassination attempt and worries about protective measures. It reflects universal American anxiety and personal regard built from years of association, hoping for the leader's recovery and guards to be effective during a perilous period.
A long Q&A compilation from The Helena Independent’s Washington Bureau covers topics from Star Spangled Banner usage by public bands to military and public information questions. It includes figures like Tennessee’s World War I enlistment, university education benefits, skyscraper heights in Chicago, Mississippi delta size, and the Yukon gold rush ships, plus inquiries on math, language, and history with concise factual answers.
In Grafton, a copperhead snake entered a monkey’s cage and fought with the African ring-tailed monkey owned by Ralph Kanat. The monkey reportedly acknowledged defeat and climbed to the cage top before the discovery by Kunsy. The animal is expected to die from injuries.
The Sioux War pensions in Minnesota have declined from about 44003 annually to roughly 23000, paid to 170 survivors. Each veteran receives 1200 yearly in quarterly installments, with death benefits to widows. The 1907 program began with nearly 20000, rising then falling over decades as beneficiaries aged toward centenarian status.
A string of social gatherings highlighted the week with brides chamber games and large afternoon events. Hosts included Mrs. Dietrich and Misses Panly and Panly at Cattonwood Avenue and Four Street with 12 and 10 tables at bridge, prizes for Keeley and Mrs Locitte, and dainty refreshments. Mrs Sayles entertained at her daughter’s home with ridge games and lunch, while Mrs Lochrie hosted a mother’s tea on Saturday with yellow and white decor for about 90 guests. Little Miss Lorraine Graeter celebrated her seventh birthday with a Rialto matinee and return games at home for 14 friends.
Dr William T Ellis famed religious writer of The Independent plans a two month independent voyage to Bible lands accompanied by Mrs Ellis. They sail from New York aboard The President Roosevelt on Wednesday August 26. No other author has toured the region so comprehensively. fruits of the journey will appear in his Sunday school lessons and in a forthcoming book.
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