16 Jan 1923
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1923
Page
1
An old remedy, Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, claims to restore natural hair color and shine. The ad promises a dark even shade by applying the mixture with a sponge to gray or faded hair, with results said to be undetectable and lasting after repeated use.
A Montana House session centers on an inquiry into enforcement officers linked to liquor law violations. Amid letters threatening lawmakers, debate touches on constitutional limits, public morals duties, and the fate of a probe into state prohibition enforcement amid partisan tensions and local political attacks.
A Beiter showcase presents a snark cape of Siterian squirrel trimmed with a wide velvet flounce and a double frill of valve. The piece hints at a preference for velvet and fur in evening cloaks and street wear.
Chicago and Philadelphia expert Seeley will be at the Phacer hotel January 16 to demonstrate a rupture treatment device named the Spermatic Shield. He claims it retains ruptures, reduces opening within 30 days, and works without surgery or drugs, with government verifications cited for inspection.
Colonel Galen to receive a decoration for service in the war. He arrived from Fort Wadsworth with Lt. B C Toomey and was met by a Montanan reception committee. Governor Dison received him and General Graves at the governor’s home, followed by calls on state officials. An informal luncheon honored Graves and Galen, with remarks from Major Sheridan and others. Graves has the Distinguished Service Medal along with other honors from Japan and Czechoslovakia. Galen received the Order of the Sacred Treasury from Japan after overseas service.
A damaged account reports a bandit gang led by Stoan Sloan's group, famed for bold mint robbery and deadly aim. Sloan fired buckshot at guards, transferring about 200000 in currency to a stolen car before being killed. officers pursue Thompson and the Burns couple in the aftermath.
Edwin H. Clough, a veteran writer linked for nearly forty years with San Diego papers and editorial roles at the Evening Tribune and Evening Tri- wine, died here yesterday. He had been associated with Pacific coast journalism since 1912.
A state's attorney opened a new inquiry into the Daniel and Richard kidnapping and killings at Mer Rouge. Witnesses James Mary and Jap Jones testified about Klansmen gathering as a precaution and discussed the case, while others insisted the Klan did not participate. A separate grand jury instruction shifted focus to petty crime, and a Ku Klux Klan statement praised the defense and framed the Clarke case as a frame-up.
Anaconda plans to acquire Chile Copper Company to gain a commanding position in North and South American copper. The deal would involve buying a majority stake from Guggenheim Brothers, enabling control of Amacaudi and American Brass, with bonds offered to finance about 20 million in new issues and a plan to refund earlier debt.
A string of Allied and German actions unfolds as France and Britain tighten controls. The German plan to disrupt labor, fuel, and transport faces countermeasures from the French commission and Payot’s communications directorate. Lithuanian forces seize Memel as French troops remain on alert. coal requisitions and deliveries adapt to evolving wartime pressures.
Dr Melvin A Brannon former president of Helon college Weipit Wis arrived in Helena yesterday night and assumed the office of chancellor of the University of Montana He will visit each campus of the university which includes Missoula Bozeman Butte and Dillon He was previously autsident of the University of Idaho and accepted the Montana post last week
New York Jan 15 Reverend Mercy Stickney Grant, rector of the Church of the Ascension, argued that few educated clergy accept Jesus as possessing divine power. He called miracles acts of auto-suggestion and denounced consecration and apostolic succession as relics of witchcraft and magic.
Helena Kiwanis celebrated its eighth anniversary of international Kiwanis at a Placer Grill luncheon. Harry R. Cunninghams representing Helena Rotary praised the club and the association. Writer Pope, Missoula Kiwanis past president, discussed the motto We Build. President J V Kohler announced a joint Rotary Kiwanis meeting at Placer on Wednesday with Brigadier General William St Graves, USA, as speaker.
Helena branch of the League of Women Voters held a meeting in Ye Tie Room of the Placer. Discussion centered on child welfare legislation and enforcement of present laws. Talks by Catherine McCarty Malta Florence Facey Maggie Smith Trathaway Dolly Burgess Normon Winestine and others outlined bills, welfare measures, and plans for a state conference in February.
A noted authority explains indigestion from excess stomach acid and fermentation, causing belching and heartburn, then recommends taking four ounces of Salts in water before breakfast for a week. The remedy neutralizes acidity and promotes digestive flow. antiseptic, inexpensive, grape and lemon juice based. The snippet notes a pilot fined for traffic law violations in Leeds at 4000 feet.
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