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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1925
Page
1
The Daily Mail reports Japanese troops have occupied Mukden after a Tokyo correspondent sent a despatch noting the city fell amid an order that armed forces enter. The account mentions indignant reaction and a later dispatch stating the capture was completed.
The fragmentary item centers on the moving picture star known as Rudolph Garbett seeking something related to Dore. It hints at a protected railways matter and possible legal or personal entanglements tied to the star’s real name. Further details continue on another page.
A demand for a senate investigation into liquor use by foreign embassies in Washington is pressed by Senator Blease. The move questions diplomatic immunity under the Prohibition era and whether alcohol served by embassy officials violated the Volstead Act with or without presidential approval.
The board ruled that all students entering public high schools must take the final eighth grade examination. The October order required all primary students to take the exam, with city superintendent oversight. Yesterday NC Het of Itelena appeared before the board to push the change.
London dispatch reports Basil Thomson former director at Scotland Yard denies all allegations tied to his arrest for an expense matter. Velma De Lara, a woman, was taken into custody simultaneously as Thomson was detained at the police station. Thompson gives the name Mug j Thompson.
Philadelphia December reports the anthracite strike entering a state of siege. John Lewis incident leader of the United Mine Workers claims operators are prepared to pay a million dollars to crush the union and miners have no alternative but to accept the challenge to a finish fight.
Three Denver banks the Broadway National the Drovers National and the North Denver Bank closed their doors today with deposits totaling about 1.1 million dollars. national examiners cited impairment of capital as a reason for the two national banks closure while state officials gave no public reason for the North Denver Bank shutdown. Gordon F Hollis led the two national banks, Margaret Uo Vell Wre led the North Denver Bank, and officials from the federal rescue district and the state bank commission were in charge tonight with hopes of a soon reopening.
A garbled report claims Teut Falgioto and associates faced charges in a murder plot linked to German political turmoil. It mentions 'President Von Hindenburg' and coalition cabinet debates amid radical tensions and party dynamics.
A fires consumed notable French edifices amid a night of destruction. The blaze caused extensive damage and disrupted operations at the sites, with investigators examining the remains for clues and safety officials assessing structural integrity.
A lengthy dispatch from Washington reports the Nations League has invited the United States to join a preparatory conference to shape disarmament plans. The note outlines topics to be studied, including how armament limits affect peace and security, with emphasis on the US role and possible verification methods.
Madison officers chased a suspect after a confrontation at a storefront where a customer disturbance occurred. A firearm was reportedly visible and an elderly resident near the scene was alerted as authorities investigated the threat and possible connection to a larger incident.
A brief note reports that the Italian chamber approves a debt pact amid mentions of IMF style terms and a possible merger scenario. The article uses unclear phrasing but indicates governmental approval and financial alignment in the context of state relations.
Report of new cardinals created by the pope during a solemn consistory in Rome. Crowds filled the city as special tribunes were erected in the Roman houses to accommodate aristocracy and faithful. The sacred college sat in purple robes as the rite concluded with the traditional salute and ceremony.
Snow blockage on the Yellow stone highway north of there is cleared after workers broke the jam. About 30 autos freed and the route between Cligwter and Chevoine opened. State bridge workmen also opened the bottleneck further south of Waonung. Traffic is resuming on the main artery.
An agent associated with Marsters faces charges for compounding a felony in a case tied to a Dry Sleuth investigation. Court records show accusations of tampering and aiding in the evasion of official action, with arrests occurring near a sheriff’s jurisdiction under Sheriff Stoner. Proceedings reveal multiple parties and statements from producers and county officers as the bond and terms are negotiated.
Readable content not present. No identifiable persons or events to summarize into a coherent news item.
Fragmentary report shows a man named ASoAGSIN shot in Salesville amid a turf dispute. Text repeats unclear names and places, with pointer to continued coverage on another page. No clear motive or witness details available in readable lines.
A Seattle report outlines plans to rebuild the Farmer-Labor Party with Western and Eastern labor leaders backing a new partisan movement. Speakers discuss youth organization, party regularity, and the aim to broaden support across states amid coal winters and industrial concerns.
A fragmented report notes tension between the United States and Ireland. It mentions American girls training for a match and a bash marls team traveling from a recent American tour. The text is garbled but hints at political strain amid a sports or social exchange context.
Armour Grain of Chicago signals a forthcoming statement on a communication from Argentina about the Argentine protest. George E Saunders, vice president, noted the matter as a likely topic to be explained tomorrow. The exchange involves a questioned Argentine government stance affecting market sentiment at Chicago beach trade.
Washington Dee 17 PF A verdict of guilty on all specifications and the general charge was returned against Colonel William Moteh ell by a court martial for insubordination. The court sentenced him to five years suspension from rank command and duty in the army. The record, based on World War I service, hints at a harsher sentiment. Continued on Page Seven.
An 13 to 13 tie led to no action by the board regarding the George matter. The report details committee discussions, emoluments, and the handling of a compensation issue, noting delays and a continued unresolved status as the document references a continued notice and page continuation.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a king at a royal bedside scene with unclear location and dates. The readable elements emphasize a king near his dying or dead mother and include scattered foreign words. Further details are not available in the legible text.
A local discussion centers on recognizing sovilt and recalling officials as WV representatives consider levee matters. Citizens express concern over public safety and the need for a clean up and proper levee oversight by a newly formed committee amid political tension.
The Mexican Senate approves a land control bill aiming to regulate foreign ownership. The draft law seeks stricter limits on land tenure and outlines a framework for negotiations with international lenders and debt restructuring.
New York department store announces holiday bonuses and dividends totaling over 5 million dollars. The main payout includes 1.2 million to managers and 4 other workers receive smaller bonuses. The announcement highlights executive and worker bonuses across common shares and preferred plans.
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