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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1923
Page
7
What Co operation Has Done notes Gustv F Swift borrowing $20 from his father to start packing. It traces growth from six shareholders to a large company with 23 plants, 400 branch houses, 600 car routes, and over 6,000 refrigerator cars.
The ad claims a new dental era with cleaner safer teeth and lasting protection. It describes a film coating on teeth causing decay, tartar and pyorrhea, and presents Peysodent toothpaste as a daily solution used worldwide in about 50 nations to remove film reduce acidity and boost alkalinity for tooth protection.
Stillwater June 4 Oklahoma A and M College new president George Wilson began mapping plans to make the institution a center of learning for state workers. The guard escort to Wilson yesterday sparked resentment among townspeople and accusations that the governor’s action insulted Sidisvaler. An investigation into who hoisted the red flag on the campus was under way.
In a speech at the better homes ceremony the president frames the movement as a broader drive for a better America. He stresses improving home comfort, domestic services, and the crucial role of the home economy, noting 20 million women toil daily and 4 million work without help. He views the home as central to civilization and progress.
The passage argues better homes and strengthened state power justify emancipation for women. It contrasts past servitude with a citizen voter role, claiming the Better Rome movement seeks real women’s advancement and a larger role in shaping national destiny and social progress.
Associated Press reports Missouri news with a chaotic incident at a crossing 88 miles west of here. A train derailment caused injuries to several, with drivers and bystanders affected. Names and exact places are distorted in the scrambled OCR text, but the piece centers on a near release urge and a fatality-prone crash.
The high court holds states cannot forbid alien tongue school courses, saying education is vital and parental duty to educate remains strong. Justice McReynolds notes states may compel education but individuals retain fundamental rights protected by due process.
In Chicago and later in What Worth Quebec region a fractured divorce case halts the marriage of Jessica Brown, former musical comedian, to the Earl of Northesk. The city clerk refused to recognize the decree lacking proper service by publication. Brown plans to wed in another state. Forest fires devastate the village of What Worth, Quebec, 16 miles from Rivière Pu Lop.
The ship ping board voted to proceed with direct government operations to maintain American flag vessels on all world trade routes. A committee of Chairman Tasker and Commissioners O’ennvar and Thompson will map administrative plans to form state controlled companies as needed for operating sufficient ships under the flag.
London reports outline a sterling loan plan for Austria totaling 37,000,000. Morgan & Co representatives Theiss W. Lamont and Montague Norman discuss Vienna’s reports with Bank of England leadership. A League of Nations commissioner notes Austria’s stabilizing currency and emphasizes reconstruction needs amid rising regional tension.
The Democratic Union of Women plans to campaign for alignment of women voters in New York as a Democratic presidential candidate emerges. Elizabeth Martuty, a national committeewoman, spoke on the party’s stance at the Central Park event, urging clear positions on reform, amendment, and education. A separate note reports 25 Teamsters at the Sheridan project struck for higher wages, were discharged, and linked to alleged ROWAW members, while Shell 62 declares a 20 cent quarterly dividend for stockholders of record June 4 via Roxing Petrotenay Urpura tion subsidiary.
A fragmented report details a fatal car crash with a man dead after a collision and the vehicle veering into a ditch. No further context or names are clearly readable.
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