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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1925

Page

3

Assembly Grist Mill Sparks Senate Relief Move

The assembly grist mill reports hope the senate will be relieved of it as a majority report forms for the Lake county senatorial seat. Senator Hazelbaker wins unanimous backing to bar advertising reads from the secretary’s desk. Leuthold’s oil and gas bill gains support, proposing to curb waste and allow counties to fund indebtedness under new regulations. Senator Dell of Liberty county gives notice of a bill.

Lake County James H. Lyle Ralph Tower Committee On Elections and Privileges Hazelbaker Senate Leuthold Montana Billings Gazette J. H Dell Liberty County

Two Die In Weird Mexican Train Wreck

Mexico City January 19 The Associated Press reports a passenger train from Juarez to Mexico City plunged off a precipice after a coupling broke and a rail failed in freezing conditions. Two people were killed and three injured when overturned cars slid over the cliff. The engineer and fireman escaped with severe burns. A man and a woman in charge of ammunition boxes died in the following car.

Mexico City Associated Press Juarez Mexico City Zacafteas

Seductive Princess Loses Balm Suit

New York January 19 a supreme court jury awarded Mrs. Millie Hutton of New Rochelle forty thousand dollars against Elizabeth reputed Princess de Ridder of Antwerp Melzium for alienating the affections of Edward J. Hutton her husband. Neither Hutton nor the princess appeared at the trial. Weather reports were broadcast daily from Washington to the ZRG during its recent crossing.

New York Supreme Court Millie Hutton New Rochble Elizabeth de Ridder Antwerp Melzium Washington ZRG

Weary Reporter Encounters Feminism in Barber Shop Tale

A weary reporter, finishing his day, visits three barber shops and witnesses a shift toward female influence. He notes flappers, new magazines, and conversations about politics and appearances. In the final stop on Lawrence and Main streets, discussion veers from manly topics to bridge parties and cross‑word puzzles.

Police Gazette Ladies’ Home Journal Citie United States Daniel Webster Park City Unionville Roo Josh Lawrence Main Streets

Crossword Puzzle Found New Words From Old Friends

A dense list of crossword clues and partial answers appears, including terms like heart artery related, simple, tender, tropical tree, large cask, male mammal, female sheep, serious, snake like fish, and many others with scattered numbers and fragments. The item reads as a puzzle feature with scattered answers and editorial notes.

Billion dollar church fund urged at Universal Laymen dinner

Arthur Nash of Cincinnati announced a $1,000,000 five year fund to rehabilitate church property in Japan expand pastors' pensions and build a national church in Washington. He offered to contribute $99,000 over five years if others raise $900,000. The drive aims to support the Brotherhood movement across denominations under the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America.

New York Arthur Nash Golden Rule Nash Cincinnati Universal Laymen Commodore Japan Washington, D. C United States Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America Universalist Church

Proposed quota revision to hurry Irish emigrants

Dublin reports discuss revising the U S emigration quota to take effect two years hence. Irish papers note that the first effect of the 1924 act has been felt, signaling urgency in adjusting limits for emigrants and potential shifts in policy.

Finch Dublin Associated Tress United States

Ireland United States emigration projections raise concerns

The passage notes favorable views toward Ireland with British quota 34007 and Free State 28567. It cites Captain Trevor of New York predicting 1927 quotas of 83316 for Britain and 8000 for the Free State, while The Irish Times warns ongoing uncertainty may trigger a wave of emigration from the 26 counties as conditions permit.

Ireland Great Britain Free State Trevor New York Irish Times United States

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