31 Jul 1924
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1924
Page
1
Scattered clippings report an Osage style bobbed neck hair trend blamed for a neck ailment in Panea City Oklahoma. A Missouri farmer uncovers a peculiar 1150 coin bearing a date and a Mary image, described as marked with stars and a soldered ring.
Analysis by Montana Railroad Commission and Montana Wool Growers Association reviewed by IC hearings over four years yields proposed maximum wool rates. Westbound Haul to coast points set at about 65 percent of first class. eastbound and intermediate routes face stop charges up to 0.50 per car. Changes become effective by October 23, 1924, with a table comparing proposed versus reduced miles and fares across Montana points from Billings to Glasgow and Missoula.
The piece attacks Montana Attorney General Wellington D. Rankin detailing alleged law violations and corrupt acts in state institutions and agencies. It accuses Rankin of ignoring crimes at Warm Springs asylum, illegal state payouts, padded reports, and open vice in Butte, while criticizing Helena papers and Wade allies.
Samuel Gompers outlines policy concerns on the eve of the federation’s executive council meeting. He signals support for Senators La Follette and Wheeler as third-ticket candidates and stresses wage earners deserve principled, nonpartisan guidance. He notes the political climate is critical and promises a strong campaign aligned to democratic ideals. Migrating birds are mentioned in passing with speed estimates.
The article reports on La Follette family involvement in the independent movement with Senator La Follette in strong health and campaigning. It notes plans to place four independent presidential electors on the ballot by petition and discusses state and national tickets amid party tensions. It also covers the Non-Partisan League in North Dakota endorsing La Follette Wheeler for president and VP by acclamation, with minimal opposition.
John W. Davis travels toward New York to organize his campaign machinery with manager Clent L. Shaver and meets with McAdoo ally Tunfel C. Roper and ex railroad director Walker Th Hina. He addresses children at Rockland’s Knox County Court House on honesty in government, stressing bipartisanship toward a common goal. In Gathby he fields a question on prohibition, replying with a light chuckle.
Fragmented text recounts a troubled marriage where Peggy accuses the Count of coercion and money demands. The Count denies asking for funds, claiming he was not wealthy and that Peggy assured him otherwise. The Countess vows to fight the annulanene suit vigorously.
Dorothy Dalton stars in The Moral Sinner at the Marlow, a tale of a young girl drawn to crime. The film, adapted from Leah Blesch, draws on Paris apaches and romance, with Ralph Ince directing a strong cast including James Revinie. Last show today with matinee and night performances.
Gertrude O Reilly Cooper, once married in Thetonville and later living in Denver, is found unconscious in her Tudor apartment kitchen by a janitor after a gas smell. Authorities report she is a divorced former Wichita resident, with custody of a son Pant. condition listed as serious at Denver General Hospital. Police investigate possible foul play or attempted violence.
A damaged fragment notes scars from a hypodermic needle and hints at a murder attempt against Lihat sha. It mentions ongoing investigations, a formula business, allied conference tables, and the looming failure of the Loiten conference with implications for the Dawes plan and postwar relief efforts.
Fragmentary remarks show minority appeal to arbitration board to settle disputes. Discussion centers on whether to accept French recommendations or actions by Jamon Logan and American observers. The text hints at Premier Ustriot and potential shifts if the conference rejects or accepts the proposals.
Prince Wilhelm, aided by former crown prince, accepts a position with Schiubach Triemer Company. The firm, a historic inn with export and import operations, centers on Namberg Germany and involves local political help amid its long-standing trade role in the region.
On Savai island in Polynesia WR Ragsdale notes KGO concerts delight locals who listen via loud speaker. The jazz dance music from San Francisco holds strong appeal as natives enjoy the performances.
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