31 Jan 1923
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1923
Page
1
An old fashioned remedy touts Red Pepper Rib made from red peppers as the fastest relief for rheumatism and neuritis. It claims instant tingling heat within minutes, improves blood circulation, loosens congestion, and eases back and neck aches. A caution urges buyers to insist on the genuine Rowles brand.
Elaborate arrangements have been completed for the second annual Firemen's Ball under the Helena fire department. Thursday evening in the Shrine Temple the event will be held with tickets sold by committee members and invited to the public.
A sensational photo replay based on Thetic of power from Molro's The Porwetten Taw is staged at Andora. The production, titled The Forgotten Law, dramatizes an ancient statute allowing a father to control his children's upbringing and even take a child away. Also featured is Bull Mating's second Metra comedy Venecraz, and Plebey Ubritling stunts promise lively humor.
A break in at the State Historical Library shows a glass case partially cut open with a heated glass shard and a missing entry seal. Librarian J A Sanders noted the case contained newspapers, books, and photographs of historical value, exact losses to be determined after item-by-item inventory.
District court hears testimony tying a raid at Jac Carroll’s Wilson home to Carroll’s killing and two band members fatally wounded. County officers and the widow of John Smith corroborate the alleged participation of Smith in the expedition. Separate item notes a Montana university kidnapping where Charles Gleeson and William Hughes are missing or held. A quack remedy ad closes the fragment.
The Greek minister in Bern via newspapers told Greeks of the class M3 to hold themselves in readiness for a call to the colors with no exemptions. He noted only four more income tax payments before Christmas.
Radio experts Hays and J M Cope, noted engineers, were delayed by weather and a broken axle on the way to Helena. They will headline a radio concert at the Antlers tonight with demonstrations of equipment used on the Eiffel Tower and in Greenwich. A lecture on radio senders and workings will follow each performance.
Senator Borah renewed in the Senate today his proposal for an international economic conference called by President Harding. In a lighter note the report adds that despite headlines about movie stars, glycerine remains their tear remedy.
The Marlow screens Missing Millions with Aline Drady in a dramatic crime tale tied to two Boston Blackie stories. Darth Powell and Frank Loste lead a strong cast as a Wall Street broker crook and rivals clash in a fast paced sequence ending in a dramatic sacrifice. Last matinee and evening shows conclude today.
The Montana House formed a committee led by Speaker Crambaker to study the coal industry, listing Harris Holman Zuck Berry nan Caplis Siethurst and Carl soty of Gallatin. Nearby, Branford and Pape of Missoula proposed amending the revised code on liquor manufacturing and sale, potentially repealing the physicians prescription law with backing from major reform groups.
The house adopted the committee recommendation on the Careless Driver Bill. Several measures survived committee of the whole including Cavanaugh's bill 63 requiring drivers involved in accidents to stop and report car number ownership and driver name to police. Other bills recommended for favorable passage included Branford Brings liquor regulation ordinances power to towns bill IL B 92 and various measures on county powers and bids, with notices of potential further action today.
A list of introduced Montana House bills covering public health repeal of epidemics acts, school text book funding, county assistance for youth programs, workmen compensation services, wildlife and game preserves, county treasurer receipts, vehicle and motor tax amendments, highway funding for labor costs, and broad changes to intoxicating liquor laws. The items name sponsors and refer to committees such as public health and sanitation, workmen’s compensation, fish and game, townships and counties, appropriations, public morals, and reform.
A steamship Bessie Dollar, with a broken rudder, drifts about 1800 miles from Kobe, Japan. The Admiral Line freighter Pomona, 400 miles away, speeds to assist after a wireless message received tonight.
Dr Willett of the University of Chicago lectured at the Congregational church on The Book of Acts The Beginnings of Christianity He described Acts as the record of how Jesus continued work through Peter and Paul and how the church began at Pentecost with expanding influence through Jerusalem and the Mediterranean world The talk noted baptism acceptance and the conflict with Jewish authorities and the spread of Christianity amid persecution. The article ends noting the US bought diamonds from England for 4 619 388 dollars last year.
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