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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1925

Page

7

Helena City Weather and Local Notices

Weather in Montana remains generally fair with little temperature change through Wednesday and Thursday. Local items include Legion Auxiliary officers elected tomorrow at 1 Park Avenue and Kenwood Club meeting this afternoon at 916 North Warren Street. Funeral notices for Jason Lewenthal and Adolph Sampson are announced, with services in Helena.

Montana Legion Auxiliary American Legion Auxiliary Park Avenue Kenwood Club Jessie Mallion North Warren Street Carlson Sampson Adolph Sampson Arthur Raynor Sampson Los Angeles Merrmann and Company

Child labor amendment talk by Associated Industries chief

George J. Marin of Butte, secretary of Associated Industries of Montana, will discuss the federal child labor amendment pending in the state assembly on ratification reform or referendum. The Acacia Brotherhood annual meeting is set for Sunday Jan 11 1925 at 4 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, with J Scott Harrison as president and E M Shoemaker as secretary.

State Assembly George J. Marin Butte The Associated Industries of Montana Acacia Brotherhood Masonic Temple J. Scott Harrison E. M. Shoemaker

Governor Erickson Message Met With Broad GOP Democratic Backing

Legislators from multiple counties praised Governor Erickson’s message as sound and economical. Senators Speer Hazelbaker and Leuthel lauded its economy and reform proposals, while Bricker White and others supported most recommendations but noted specific agricultural and highway-commission disagreements. The debate highlighted hopes for reduced duplication costing the state money and broader bipartisan cooperation.

R. C. Bricker Judith Basin Erickson Mr. White

Heywood Named Deputy County Attorney by Padbury

County Attorney George W. Padbury Jr announced the appointment of A. P. Heywood as deputy county attorney. Heywood, a former two term county attorney and longtime local bar member, assumes duties with extensive legal experience. No second deputy will be appointed and no new revenues or bureaus were advised.

A. P. Heywood George W. Padbury, Jr Heywood Padbury

Gudgers Take New Naval Post at Hampton Roads

Commander Gudger U S N will report to the navy base at Hampton Roads Virginia after arriving in Nelond from San Francisco. He has served three years in Cavite and was to reassignment earlier. The Gudgers plan to move this Saturday to a home near Washington, near Senator Walsh.

San Francisco Stampton Roads Virginia Gudgers Gudger Navy

Miss Sanden Describes Christmas in Fairbanks Alaska

Florente Sanden reporter for The Evening News Miner recalls Christmas in interior Alaska. She notes 20 below zero, Turkey and home roasted pig for dinner, Santa Claus, cinema, and a late night dance at the hotel with old timers from the creeks. She describes the Yukon like dancing and the big red sun. She lists Fairbanks as the hub of the Tanana mining district with 1 153 residents and 10 513 in the fourth judicial district.

Fred Sanden Florente Sanden Independent Reportorial Fairbanks Alaska Miss Sanden States Bartoon Fellows Interior Aliss Sanden Evening News-Miner Tanana Fourth Judicial District University of Kansas

Church Night Program at St Pauls Tonight

The St Pauls M E church holds a church night with a 6 pm covered dish supper and 6 40 pm fellowship and song. Everett Rice of Shelby performs a vocal solo. Children story telling and junior and intermediate groups meet. Bible study Led by Rev W B Spaulding and teaching courses by Prof E T Walker and Mrs A P Stark.

St. Paul's M. E Everett Rice Shelby GC. S. Meidel KE. J. Warms Pyof. Paul Day Intermountain College W. B. Spaulding E. T. Walker Intermountain A. P. Stark Woman's Club Lovejoy Charles L. Bovard Epworth League Jacob Mills

Montana Sheriffs Seek Half Boos Fines Diverted to Counties

The Montana Sheriffs Association asks the state legislature to divert half of booze fines from state to county enforcement, abolish the state prohibition bureau, and place the other half in the school fund. They also push for all hangings to occur at Deer Lodge in the state penitentiary. The permanent legislative committee, led by Sheriff John Mountjer, will draft the bills for the assembly.

State Assembly Montana Sheriffs’ Association Prohibition Enforcement Bureau Attorney General's Department State Bureau Deer Lodge Islation John Mountjer Jefferson County Association Jim Barnes Lewis and Clark County Robison Silver Bow County

Sam Stewart to be charged with burglary

Sam Stewart arrested last Sunday and will be charged with burglary in district court. County Attorney George W. Padbury Jr. announced the information. Stewart is alleged to have looted numerous buildings of plumbing and furniture, much of which has been recovered. He remains held in the county jail.

Sam Stewart George W. Padbury, Jr Stewart Uel

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