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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1925

Page

8

East Helena social scene includes dinners and visits

In East Helena, Dr and Mrs W R Smith hosted a Sunday dinner with Lotton Smiths friends Miss Annabelle Fleming Miss Agnes Sanders Glen Hall and Albert Berk plus Miss Vivian Calls and Miss Marjorie Richardson. Mrs Dewey from Cincinnati was also a guest during the weekend with a later host dinner under Mr and Mrs S W Langhorne Jr and others hosting at various homes with many local friends and relatives noted throughout the week.

W. R. Smith Lotton Annabelle Fleming Agnes Sanders Helena Glen Hall Albert Berk Basin Vivian Calls Marjorie Richardson Wast Helena W. Langhorne, Jr F. Dewey Cincinnati Ohio Dewey R. M. Cory George C. Dewey Dorothy Dewey R. W. de Noielle Ars. Langhorne Miss McIntyre G. W. Drummond Harry A. Keil Mara Reavely Chester A Drummond Harry Kiel August Kerby E. J. Roe Gladys Roe Pasadena California M. J. Higgins Roe Mre Roe M Lo Higgins Raymond Higgins Kerby Ringling Montana FF A Meale West Main Street Carl Carlson E. C. Brown Mary Ball A. E. McFarlin Los Angeles Ella Callie Salt Lake City Roy Crismas Max Jacobs WR Smith A. B. Norton TE C Brown H.schenk C. P. Calls WR Totten Odd Fellows’ Hall Minnie Rrep Grady Gideon Joseph Goughty T Wo Richardson Florence Coshenson E B R. Richardson Florence Mayer Forrest. Sorenson Lawrence Himmelhayer Erie Tres Merrias Veraler Frraeze J Rom Core Miles Bortes Myr August Berhy Rages Street Paeets DePor Cory Nostess Ellen L. Allen W. J. Trevorrow Harald Jack Butte Elizabeth Langhorne Bozeman Alice Vandenhook Hazel Richardson C. Ho Hill San Francisco East Helena Bob Langhorne D. T. O'Shea Marian Deemetria Pacific Coast Hame George Bordich Peoria Tinnis

Woodrow Wilson’s Theater Friend Reveals Quiet Start to White House Bonds

An Ohio-born theater worker recounts his rise from water boy to usher and box office chief in Washington, detailing how he befriended Woodrow Wilson, the president who broke precedents by frequent theater attendance and snubbed formal inaugural balls, shaping a lifelong bond and a secret about Wilson’s illness.

Moving Picture Theater Ohio Buckeye United States Hamilton Washington Major McKinley McSkinley White House Government National Capital Marine Band Goliath Pennsylvania Avenue Usher Fate Woodrow Wilson Mr. Galt Mrs. Galt Land Wilson Dolly Madison Young Republic Madison

Weather Caus es Loss of Numerous Articles

Rain and sunshine disrupt daily routines at Los Angeles street railway. Alfred T. Clothier reports 1,860 umbrellas left on cars in a single day and hundreds of items abandoned by patrons. In 1926, 14 371 miscellaneous articles were turned in, with $1,880.57 found and $1,282.16 returned to owners.

Los Angeles Los Angeles Street Railway Alfred T. Clothier

No Hint of Peace in Coal Walkout

Philadelphia reports show escalating anthracite coal tensions with John L. Lewis silent on his plans after returning from a two day absence. Harrisburg talks hint at possible talks between union leaders and operators. A courier link between sides is unclear but speculation centers on arrangements for maintenance crews for mine safety if a walkout occurs September 1.

Philadelphia Associated Press John L. Lewis United Ming Workers of America Harrisburg James A. Gorman Anthracite Board of Conciliation Lewis Mr. Lewis Mr. Gorman

Belgium War Debt Pact Approved By U S Officials

Belgians welcome the Washington debt settlement as a weighty moral obligation and say payments will be limited to ten years with no burdensome taxes. The pact forgives most interest on 171.78 million dollars and reduces obligations on 241 million borrowed after the armistice. Brussels notes that the Dawes plan will function normally and Belgian budget balance remains intact.

United States Belgium American Commission Wilson Congress Smoot Representative Burton Ohio Burton Brussels Associated Press Ministry of Financée Washington

Arctic Explorers Doff Arctic Apparel On Arrival

Ny Aalesund Kingsbay Spitzbergen July 23 Polar explorers Roald Amundsen Lincoln Ellsworth and companions landed and quickly shed Arctic garments for ordinary clothes. Amundsen wore a gray sports jacket with cap and breeches. Riiser Larsen in dark serge and patent leather shoes, Omordal blue serge, Dietrichsen tweeds, Ellsworth a gray sweater, Feucht a plain suit. Complexions still copper hued from Arctic exposure.

Ny-Aalesund Kingsbay Spitzberren Tress Roall Amundsen Lincoln Ellsworth Amundsen Riiser-Larsen Oscar Omrdal Leif Dietrichen Elsworth Feucht

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