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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1925
Page
4
Article urges drinking plenty of soft water and using Jad Salts to neutralize acid irritation in the kidneys and bladder. Recommends four ounces of rad Salts daily for two to three days, plus a doctor’s exam of the kidneys twice yearly. Describes symptoms of bladder weakness and urinary discomfort and promises quick relief with the suggested fitha based remedy.
The Antlers theater announces a new series titled The Fast Steppes to be shown every Tuesday and Wednesday starting today. The features adapt Gerald Beaumont stories from Red Book magazine under The Information id. Six tales will be shown, each different, with titles The Fiddling Call The Empty Stall The Christmas Handicap The Shooting Star The Hot Dog Special and The Miracle.
The Marlow screens D W Griffiths America this weekend, dramatizing Paul Revere’s ride with thrilling action. Women and children join men in cheering as the epic contradicts Longfellow, while proceeds go to Oro Fino Chapter D A R for research and landmark preservation.
A Montana Senate report outlines proposals to limit district spending to text books if bills pass. Other measures raise state bank capital to 50,000 and require bank presidents to be Montana residents. Bills on corporate dissolution and warrants follow. In Detroit, Helen Colbert admits embezzling from the Pistons Ring company over five years.
Helena prepares for the Betty Booth Company in the Shrine Temple Wednesday at 8 30 p m as part of the Helena Artists Series. Miss Booth, a leading mezzo soprano and pianist, performs with Hugo Brandt on piano and AGT Loratemiiine as violinist. The program blends pop and light opera numbers with a feature operetta A Masters Birthday about Franz Schubert. Tickets available at Taylor's music house amid legislative visitors.
A measure by Ainsworth would cut maximum compensation for injured workmen from 1250 to 18 dollars weekly and allow compensation for occupational disease. It would start benefits when reported, not after two weeks, and let farmers opt out. The article also outlines committee actions, bills introduced, and notices in the Montana House.
Adenoids and tonsils treated non surgically by Ton-Ad method. Claiming to restore health and prevent nasal throat inflammation, with letters from patients praising results and a free booklet offering evidence from the Ton-Ad Company on a Los Angeles address.
Speakers at a conference called by major American women’s groups urged steps toward world peace. James G McDonald warned fear drives armaments and urged League of Nations action to avert war while Rabbi S S Wise praised Coolidge and urged moral leadership. Carrie Chapman Catt called for unity and a practical program to remove war causes and gain security for all nations. The Washington Supreme Court rejected two cases challenging the soldier bonus law.
A government official argues for a twofold approach to raise farm prosperity through tariffs on agricultural products and a rise in per capita consumption. He says boosting domestic production and cutting waste can lift living standards and reduce dependence on imports, with economic efficiency lowering costs for farmers and expanding demand.
Major Charles Le Torrance a 75 year old former Canadian mounted police officer was killed when a stick of dynamite exploded as he placed it in an orange tree in Riverside California today.
Today marks the launch of a new six part series titled Wast Steppers at the Antlers featuring Billy Sullivan. The first episode The Fiddling Doll debuts today with a cast including James T. Quinn Shannon Day Duke R Lee Bert Woodruff Andy Clark and Frank Kingsley. Filming largely took place at the Tia Juana race track.
The Bandolero a romance of Spain features vendetta and love set against bull fights and brigandage. Filmed in Cuba and Spain, adapted and directed by Tom Terriss for Metro-Goldwyn. Manuel Granado debuts as the juvenile lead, chosen by Terriss.
William S. Hart, famed film star, won a court ruling that breaks the separation agreement barring his wife Winifred W. Hart from working in pictures. The judge allowed her to resume acting, retain her trust fund, and keep her married name, while the Hart funds provide monthly incomes for Mrs Hart and their son.
Gerald Chapman alias The Professor and The Duke of Gramercy, an escaped convict, is to be spirited from Indianapolis to the federal penitentiary at Atlanta as soon as two assistant deputy wardens arrive. Federal agents fear a train hold-up or rescue attempt and Connecticut authorities claim Chapman is wanted for a policeman's murder during a robbery. District Attorney A J Caving confirms return to Atlanta. no formalities planned. Washington Texas extension denied by Supreme Court to file claim for funds held by the Red River oil well receiver.
Joseph F. Kyle wealthy Chicago real estate dealer is found guilty of manslaughter by a jury after three hours of deliberation for striking Charles Hudson aged Harvey Ill resident with his car in July 1923 while returning from a cabaret. The verdict fixes penalties from one year to life in prison with the state claiming the crash stemmed from a drunken car party.
Weehawken police Captain Vollmer and Patrolman Grundewald testified about a bootleg confrontation. Dorsey warned that any liquor landed would trigger arrests as trucks loaded cases for liquor. A later scene at police HQ ended with a gun threat on a car and a bootleggers trial ending in drowning sentences overturned by a Griffin intervention. Dorsey’s account paralleled Heagney’s, with the case set to resume next day. A London teen girl owns a large omnibus fleet.
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