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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
7
A speaker denounces a planned Christmas street decoration using pins and branches, calling the idea reckless and wasteful. He criticizes officials and taxpayers, mocks public sentiment, and predicts danger and damage before the crowd disperses and a tire is left unfixed.
An article extols a home-made cough syrup using Pinex and sugar or substitutes, promising fast relief and better value than store-bought options. It advertises “The Pinex Co” product from Fort Wayne Indiana, with a money-back guarantee and dosage directions via doctors.
Commissioner Fletcher spoke to Rotary Teahon yesterday on municipal government. He outlined city finances, department structure, and budgeting, noting police and fire needs, water and street services, and planned consolidation ideas. He urged readers to review city reports and tax assessments as a basis for taxpayers.
In Chicago on December 16, reports from the bureau of agricultural economics show millions of barrels boxes and baskets of apples on hand in the United States. Storage stock is 26 percent larger than a year ago. In Turkey a memorial to Mustafa Kemal Pasha rises in Constantinople as the first public statue.
Readable items include masks and assorted hardware with prices listed. Items show ranges from 20 to 34 dollars for masks and related gear. Notes mention needle costs and mirroring items priced at five dollars and ten dollars respectively.
Washington December 16 The long pending plan for U S adherence to the world court comes before the Senate in open executive session with five reservations led by Senator Swanson Virginia ranking Democrat on the foreign relations committee The main points deny any legal relation to the League of Nations and no binding advisory opinions by the court Debate expected Proponents say the court is separate from the league The administration seeks the margin for ratification in a vote that may span several days
The New York supreme court case over Jay Gould’s estate awards seven Gould grandchildren their shares and reserves a $2.5 million special expense fund for taxes fees and expenses. A separate judgment addresses alleged mismanagement by George Jay Gould. Also notes a tax-related appeal and a bizarre aside about sloths as curiosities.
Glavinich Dee Ih Py Tony Glavinich was found guilty of first degree murder in the Sept 24 death of Mrs Annie Jovica. The jury recommended life imprisonment and he was sentenced immediately. The motive centered on Nina Jovica’s marriage prospects. Nina was wounded but survived after two bullets struck her.
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