09 Jan 1923
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1923
Page
1
A noted skin specialist urges applying Mentho Sulphur to clear skin eruptions, rashes, and blotches. He says healing starts immediately and the germ destroying formula dries eczema and irritation, recommending Rowles Mentho Sulphur as a topical aid.
A garbled item hints at a discussion on improving decorative choices. The fragment mentions an expert's view on best changes and a search among today’s wants, but the text is incomplete and unclear.
Senator Charles S Mostly of Braidwatn county led a motion after Senator Clark spoke, objecting to what he called unjust headlines. The Senate debated the taxation committee’s makeup and report, with Oliver remaining silent after the confidence vote and Clark reading disputed headlines from the Halea evening newspaper.
Senators clash over a tax committee, 27 25 with two not voting, amid calls to end personal reflections on taxation policy. Muffly urges a confidence vote. Kane objects, saying criticism is allowed. Four abstentions, one absent. vote counts show support for the committee. Bills introduced seek publication of assessment reports and recall of public officials, plus school official qualification changes.
The report notes mixed signals with allies promising free discussion while stressing subcommissions must finalize a document. It mentions Riza Nur Hey shifting toward a conciliatory stance on international supervision of Turkey's sanitary arrangements amid tensions.
An afternoon meeting of a commission on minority issues reaches consensus on most points but stalls over royal exemption for Christians from military service and an Armenian national issue. Uncertainty mounts over the Near Eastern conference as a steady exodus of Greeks Armenians and others from Constantinople Beccanline to allied reports persists.
A brief session on debt terms reports no charity from L to creditors and outlines a two year repayment with a 44 percent interest rate. British delegation, led by Baldwin, emphasizes mutual economic interests and the impact on wages and families, while US officials like Harding, Mullen, and Smoot monitor executive approval as talks continue at the treasury table.
An ad claims the Marmol Method offers easy and steady fat loss. It touts Marmoth Prover psion and the Tinos Martola Prescrip tion as exact formulas used worldwide. The text urges readers to ask their druggist or send money to the stated address for a “cage Adv.”
The speech argues UK taxation harms British workers and reduces American demand for exports. It notes wartime spending funded by American wages and profits, admits gold repayment is impossible, and proposes terms that avoid disturbing US UK trade while ensuring full repayment of credits.
Federal agents expand checks on liquor consignments bound for foreign missions while seals on New York hotels and restaurants loom under enforcement plans. A Supreme Court ruling upholds publishers’ exclusive wholesale agencies amid the Curtiss case. British and American debt talks feature Stanley Baldwin pledging full wartime debt repayment to the United States amid cautious funding plans.
Supreme Court Justice Borst dismissed Tran Burrows Fontaine’s action against Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney of New York to recover 1,000,000 for breach of promise. He found the plaintiff’s testimony lacking credibility and did not believe there was any promise of marriage or that Whitney fathered her child as alleged.
The Idaho legislature opened its 17th session with oaths and organization. M A Kiger Republican was named house speaker by a slim margin while L Parkes and Luke Williams won party votes. In the senate L R Thomas defeated Frank Harris 29 to 15 as Democrats faltered. Governor Moore to deliver the state message tomorrow at 11. Labor foes and advocates attend the opening convention of Idaho Federation of Labor with 26 delegates from Boise Twin Falls Pocatello and Wallace.
The Supreme Court overruled the Federal Trade Commission and upheld Curtis Publishing's wholesale distribution system under the Clayton act. Justice McReynolds said the agency contracts were made in the ordinary course of expanding business and not unlawful restraint, noting that many agents were general distributors and the practice did not necessarily violate fair trade.
The passage argues that success alone does not prove responsible methods. It warns that being seen as competent and exclusive representatives does not justify emplanation or condemnations, and that handling one’s own affairs does not guarantee proper conduct.
Washington senator Jams urges appointment of colleague Senator Poindexter to succeed Secretary Fall in the interior department as the Taiter retires on March 4.
Old time recipe Sage Tea and Sulphur revived for darkening gray hair. Modern ready to use Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound promises even color and soft lustre. Apply with comb or brush. results by morning as gray strands disappear.
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