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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1925
Page
4
The lower house rejected several amendments during a three hour debate on a tax cut bill. A 23 percent maximum rate was favored by Democrats while Republicans opposed it. The plan also raises personal exemptions and adjusts the income tax schedule for lower and higher income brackets.
A severe snowstorm stalled over Colorado leaving over 200 motorists trapped near Bradins Field, 15 miles from Denver. Cheyenne and Denver saw heavy snowfall with several inches piling up. Three boys and a man lost north of Denver were found safe after hours of searching. Samuelson braved drifts to reach Brighton.
A reclamation conference opened at the interior department. Cordell Hull began his tariff revision. LaFollette recognized as a Republican. The House approved new income and surtax rates. General Summerall testified on the Mitchell trial. The State Department sent a League of Nations reply. A $9,000,000 Coast Guard cutter appropriation bill moved in the Senate. The Supreme Court agreed to shear the Charlotte Anita Whitney case from California. A Senate committee adopted an unfavorable note on Nye’s seating. The shipping board plan was urged to continue by a large house majority.
Alias Anne Nichols author of Abie's Irish Rose brings the show to New York's Repub lic theater after four years of nationwide success. The production features a large New York cast, a brigade of bridesmaids, a faithful replica of the New York stage set, and Nichols's own production company behind the staging.
In Elinor Glyn’s The Only Thing at the Marlow tonight and Wednesday, costumes by David P. Mann for Metro Goldwyn Mayer feature striking bright green uniforms with leopard skin accents. Cast includes Eleanor Boardman, Conrad Nagel, Cartie Clarke Ward, Edward Connolly, Arthur Edmund Carew, David Mir, Vera Lewes, Dale Fuller, and Mario Candle as Royal lovers amid a tale of two royal souls overcoming barriers to love.
C yardner Sullivan presents an unconventional examination of divorce in the production IE Marriage Fails shown at the Antlers theater today and tomorrow. The play questions whether marriage should endure for convenience or wealth and uses a bold Not as its core refrain.
John D. Rockefeller Jr. returns from Europe aboard the Mauretania and commends Ted Rockefeller Prentree for financing Yale through work as a night telephone operator at a New Haven hospital. He cautions that excessive public attention is not ideal for a young man.
The Supreme Court ruled that American holders of German treasury notes bought before the war may pursue claims against German funds seized by the alien property custodian, rejecting U S priority to satisfy those claims. The decision, delivered by Justice Muste Thimes, covers 26 cases and involves funds totaling about 2 716 571 dollars.
Frederick C. Hicks, alien property custodian appointed by President Coolidge, collapsed and died at the Belasco Theatre in Washington. Hicks had led eastern Republican efforts, served in Congress from New York, and was named to a diplomatic mission to Peru in 1924.
Report notes three men on each committee assigned to hotels in Atlamar El Paso Colonial Alpena. Rhinelander's wife missing. hotels confirm visits. West Palm Beach December 14. Separately Detroit files show about 377000 workers employed in area factories.
Kellogg defends American debt policy and stance on European alliances while denouncing alien influence. He emphasizes neutrality in European politics, cites Locarno as a European achievement, and defends visa exclusions under wartime and 1918 acts aiming to curb anarchist or subversive elements.
The Rev William M Beauchamp a noted international authority on Indian history legend and folklore died at age 92 in Syracuse New York Officials reported his death as a loss to the study of native traditions He was renowned for his scholarship and public lectures across the United States Freezing temperatures at salt water are four degrees lower than fresh water, a noted scientific aside in the report.
Private detectives fired six shots at two men near the Countess Salm Hoogstraeten home. The two men, later identified as rival private detectives, claimed to work for Count Sam Hoogstraeten. Attorney Goodstein said the Countess’s husband was not involved and that legal actions in court continue. Water power capacity cited as 0,000,000 horsepower.
Local vendor Hoover Religious Youth offers Christmas woodland boxes with cedar boughs and fragrant greens. Boxes, packed in cardboard, sell for one dollar each for tree decor and home fragrance, with orders due by December 22.
The report describes poteen as a reserved offense needing bishop absolution and mentions a 40 mile journey with no trains to Let Nakenny, foreseeing a tense interview with the penitent moonshine. It notes poteen vanishing from the diocese within five years. Also mentions Ernest T. Winship of Owatonna Minnesota, 64, livestock grower and vice president of the AAA, dying.
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