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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1923

Page

2

Senator Wheeler Critiques Soviet Russia In Letter

Senator Wheeler reports to Mayor Mitchell that Soviet Russia lacks free press and free speech. He describes peasants as ignorant about government and notes censorship of newspapers and letters. He asserts the red army is well equipped and that opposition has no outlet for expression, painting a bleak view of Soviet life.

Wheeler Russia B. K. Wheeler Harry Mitchell Great Falls Tinssin United States Red Army Soviet Inc Bill Dunn Tenine Trotzky Europe Moscow Petrograd United Mitchell

Railroads and Progress Highlight National Growth

The piece notes James J. Hill's warning that U S railroads must spend about a billion dollars yearly to match growth. For 1928 they near 1.1 million in new facilities and press intensified cooperation to maximize service from existing lines. It cites W G Showalter praising railroads as the nation’s lifeblood and trade artery.

Northwest James J. Hill United States National Geographic Magazine W. d. Showalter

Railroads as lifeline of daily life in early era

Fragment discusses the railroads as crucial to daily living supplying food, clothing, furniture, and winter produce from Florida to California and seafood from Chesapeake Bay. Mentions ships colliding off Norfolk and a vessel sinking with 4300 tons aboard, and a pledge by LC and Jones.

Florida California Chesapeake Bay New Foundland Alaska Norfolk Jones

Preserving History in Films and Government Records

A proposal to preserve pivotal American events on film gains support from patriotic societies and some Congress members. With non inflammable film, film records could replace or augment eyewitness accounts, offering durable, accurate visual histories of events like independence signing and major military capitulations. Congress may authorize expenditures next session to fund pictorial records.

Grant Leesk Appomatos Cornwallis Yorktown Congress Conypares

Hearst backs Merford as Tess weighs Hon support

In a murky political note, Hearst aligns with Merford while Tess considers Hon with Whe Ku Klas and Willie pressing for a strong stance against Kk. reactions signal a tense power clash within local factions.

Willie Hearst Merford Tess Hon Willie

Shieks and fair play amid Bozeman Chronicle clash

A muddled note discusses Brother Steveris of the Bozeman Chronicle protesting over fair play for Shiek Valentina. It mentions Livings ton and a failed train descent, with loose references to JL, Senator Wiedler, and tariff talk. The piece hints at political and press tensions in a chaotic, era-tinged scene.

Minnesota Senate Race Seen In Broad Radical Conservative Fight

The Philadelphia Record previews a Minnesota primary battle after Senator Nelson's death. It traces radicals led by La Follette and Shipstead against conservative forces backed by Governor Floyd B. Olson, with hints of a broader 1934 contest and La Follette’s potential to shape the field.

Minnesota Senate Kense Nelson Congress LaFayette Shipstead la Follette Shipstead Kellogg Harding West Nelson Nolso Jarah Aall Odeser Prova Prous Aman Shinstead LaFollette Wisconsin Pee More Ti LaFollette

Standardization push in U S industry urges unified specs

Washington report notes the vast public and private purchases in the United States, totaling billions annually, suffer waste from uncoordinated specifications. Dr. G Agnew highlights progress by the American Engineering Standards Committee and national bodies across many countries advancing global standardization for efficiency.

Washington, DC United States National Association of Purchasing Ageuts G. Agnew American Engineering Standards Committee Tualustriad Air Agnew United Tech Differens Scutmes Australia Austria Belgium Canada France Germany Great Britain Rolland Hungary Thaly Japan Norway Sweden Switzerland British Engineering Standards Association T le Hic Americaty Institute of Electrical Engineers American Society of Civil Engineers Amnerican Tribute of Mining Engineers American Society of Mechanical Engineers American Society For Testing Materials Federal Bureau of Standards American Laboratory United States Bureau of Standards Zurich Switner

Merely Habit by Berton Braley

Poem about perseverance and finishing what one starts driven by a stubborn resolve. The speaker vows to continue despite doubts, seeking completion and insight at the end of the effort. Copyright 1923 NEA Service Inc.

Berton Braley NEA Service, Inc

Quip laden column on marriage, weather, and politics

A compiled column mocks marriage choices and social trends while noting picnic weather tips and a political clash around Elmer Hall. It cites local figures and a Glasgow Democrat editorial urging a Democratic administration amid Republican tensions.

Elmer Hall Raycather Eline Shelby Hall Coury Central Committee Hliner Glasgow

Questions and answers on science and daily life topics

A compendium of Q and A covering aeronautics speed measurement pigeons glass scratches telescope sizes immigrant treatment at Ellis Island labor turnover Luxembourg status and other curiosities. It blends practical how tos with brief explanations, citing officials and observatories, plus light humor and anecdotes from period sources.

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