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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1925

Page

6

Joe's Compliments to Jud and Montana Republicans

A sharply opinionated piece recalls Judson Welliver’s resignation as Coolidge confidential secretary and his recent move to the American Petroleum Institute, while Montana figures Joe Dixon and Walter Christenson skew public views. It portrays Welliver as liberal yet influential in shaping presidential messages and criticizes Dixon aligned Republicans.

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Striking Minnesotas Target 50 Cent Daily Proposal

A new plan adds 50 cents per day to the strike's cost, with an extra tax of 26 cents and another surcharge, pushing the consumer price higher by more than a dollar or two before impact.

Picket-Journal Doubts Supreme Court on Trout Stream Law

The Red Lodge Picket Journal questions the state supreme court ruling restricting fishing on private streams. It suggests the decision may protect ranchers and honest sportsmen yet warns of possible commercialization of fishing rights and potential political implications for the Ferguson family.

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Debtof Romania US talk frames a movie style ending

Observers compare Washington debt talks to film plots with a set pattern. Romania and the US reportedly agree on a war debt settlement including a seven year moratorium and 62 year repayment. A first year payment of 200000 is noted. Italy’s deal cited as precedent with 5 million first year payment and a 100 million loan. A Seattle deputy sheriff faces whisky possession cases alongside a trial crowd in New York.

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Editorial on child labor pages exemption in Washington

In 1908 the District of Columbia extends schooling requirements to all under 24, while the Senate contemplates new limits on under 18 labor. The piece notes a clash with the Senate’s view of education, the Washington Post editorial stance, and questions about exemptions for Senate pages amid broader child labor amendments.

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Tuberculosis Fight Praised By Public Health Leaders

Washington figures note tuberculosis has killed over 2 million in the U S since 1900 and costs reach hundreds of millions annually. Congressmen cite education and Christmas seal campaigns as key to cutting death rates from 195.2 to 112 per 100000 by 1930s, with widespread clinic and sanatorium growth and a national health education drive led by the National Tuberculosis Association.

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A Blow to Sportsmen in Montana After Supreme Court Decision

The Fergus County Argus reports a sweeping Montana Supreme Court ruling on trespass ends hunting and fishing on private land without posting. It declares all private property off limits to anglers and hunters unless posted, threatening hatcheries and state fish programs and urging an amendment to the law.

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Future of League Hangs on Decision

Geneva report details moves toward a united disarmament plan within the League of Nations. France Belgium and Britain push for a binding framework ensuring members aid each other if war erupts, while Germany faces scrutiny over disarmament and penalties. A further meeting of the disarmament council is set for tomorrow.

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Medicinal whiskey use prompts looming alcohol policy in Butte

Washington notes that 2000 gallons, about 10 average whiskey barrels, per year are sold as medicine and prescriptions. Even if each family uses roughly 2/3 of a pint annually, supply is dwindling as post prohibition stock and aging whiskey will not last beyond five years, with four years needed to mature to medicinal strength. The piece questions future alcohol policy as the nation nears a reckoning.

Washington Butte Post

Weather prophets predict bitterly cold northern winter

A Delgrade Journal note questions the accuracy and motives of predictions by Prof Browne and a French meteorologist, stating colder weather in New York Chicago and Canada mid December to January is not surprising. The piece suggests such forecasts may be aimed at deterring African American migration to the North, tied to labor concerns for southern plantations.

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Answers to Questions Answers to Questions

The Helena Independent Information Bureau offers free public information services. Readers submit questions on topics from law to weather and receive prompt answers, with a 2 cent return postage request. The column covers air health, Canada’s date of confederation, Los Angeles water supply sources, and various trivia about terms and history.

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