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Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1926

Page

4

High Flyer Held For A Taxi Bill

A Albany taxi diver identified as Ros 1 Clark 21 of Tampa Florida appeared in Jefferson Market Court on a $75 fare dispute tied to the wedding of the Albany governor's daughter. Clark said he could not pay after claiming his father would settle, while driver John Akman recounted keeping Clark overnight in a Pennsylvanian gas station until funds arrived.

New York Visunis Tampa Fla Jefferson Market Court Clark Hard Street John Akman Albany Smith Akman Pennsylvan Station Altman Clarks Ann Gark Aleman

Atemen Turn Back Fort de Irance In Martinique

In a June report from Martinique, Bernarda Duncan of Arrentine and two Italians related to Campanelli attempted a voyage from New York to Buenos Aires then Trinidad but were forced to return to Martinique after a morning departure.

Fort de Irance Martinique West Indies Bernarda Duncan Terlord Campanelli New York Buenos Aires Gelnch Uys Havitz Trinidad Ganwenther

Let Us Do Your Shopping Let Us Do Your Shopping

A brief ad notes scores of customers avoid store visits by using a telephone order service. It promises a complete stock of quality groceries and Top Of the Market meats, with quality always assured and the convenience of shopping by telephone.

Whisky Saves Life of Drunk Who Sips Carbolic Draught

In Havre on June 6 Sherman Jackson a colored man drank about a bottle of carbolic acid after consuming moonshine. He collapsed in jail with severe pain and was revived at Sacred Heart hospital with antidotes. doctors expect recovery.

Havre Sherman Jackson Shannon Tatrolman Erning Sherman Amelock Teske Mate Tie Jackson SacredsHeart Hospital

Lutheran Augustana Synod to Convene in Philadelphia

Philadelphia June 11 delegates from all parts of the United States and Illinois assemble for the Lutheran Augustana Synod annual convention. Debate centers on a proposed merger to form a unity center affecting Augustana colleges in Minnesota Kansas Nebraska and South Dakota with thirteen conferences represented and a large Western delegation anticipated.

Philadelpha Te Luther Augustana Ilinada Augustana College Ethany College Lindslurg Kans Custavus Adolphe College St Peter Minne Minnteseta College Impeapoke Mini Luther Catlege Wahoo Nets Northwestern Cattege Forges Falls Minn Tesat North Star College Warren Crebt Beg

Faithful to memory at Sions City graveyard dedication

Sions City resident Watling Brown writes messages for his late wife who died two years ago. He leaves a letter on a forked stick placed in a locked safe, seeking to honor memories in a rural setting.

Sions Watling Brown Oko

Series of Blazes Ravage San Francisco Suburbs

A disastrous urban fire in San Francisco starting near Fairview Field caused about 200 million dollars in property loss, injuring 14 and leaving many families homeless. The blaze spread through the western residential area near Calvary cemetery, fanned by a 43 mile per hour wind, igniting 25 roofs and triggering alarms citywide. A separate Tubbs Cordage Company fire caused about 100 thousand dollars in damage. The origin remains undetermined.

San Francisco Ewing Field Faving Field IMO Wnade Calvary Cemetery Golden Gate Golden Gate Park Tubbs Cordage Company

Berlin star shelters teddy bears amid fashion notes

Berlin reports Elizabeth Bergmer clutched stuffed teddy bears found in her dressing room as fashion commentary expands across Britain and Havana. The piece notes hats, necklines, and health claims, with figures on women drivers and centenarian workers shaping a broad portrait of era trends.

Berlin Elizabeth Bergmer Americas Bley Atenetter Havana Travana Ciick Echo Senet Cenzales Ehaufouranechane Heense Teadrie

Dramatic Collapse at Construction Shaft Kills Several

Chicago June 6 A deadly accident occurred during a 115 foot hoist at an under construction shaft as workers attempted to raise a bucket. Moomien died and others were injured when the hoist car and supports failed as men neared the surface. Michael Naweletedt Leatie and Thomas Lofts perished. others injured were rushed to hospital with non‑graphic trauma.

Chicago Moomien Utatge Arava Vales Cassio Anatley Ogenuti Carhy Bercy Michael Naweletedt Thomas Lofts Leatie

Federal Council of Churches Opposes R OT C Training

The Federal Council of Churches campaigns against compulsory military training in education. The executive committee calls for nationwide study of the issue and criticizes the program as elaborate and technical, extending into public high schools, with limited funds inhibiting full adoption.

Federal Council of Churches R.O.T.C Washington Achenis Ali Coogee Wits

Nyack Boy 8 Slays 250-Pound Brown Bear

Eight year old Master Bob Robertson of Nyack kills a 250 pound brown bear during a town event. The boy, son of Johy Robertson, reportedly used a two caliber automatic rifle as witnesses recount the hunt. Local teacher Tlwacha kehoot first reported the bear sighting. Mr Brown, father of the boy, assisted in the evening and returned home after the event.

Wallspell Bob Robertson Johy Robertson Nyack Brown Bob Tha Hint Mr. Brown

Bear-killing lesson ends in a marksman aid

A town man guided a boy to shoot a bear between the eyes using a small rifle. The incident shows the boy already had a record as a marksman and the elder Robertson helped him aim.

Dust injures corn in northwestern Iowa

Dust driven by a strong westerly gale seriously injures growing corn in northwestern Iowa. Reports from farmers indicate many fields will have to be replanted due to the damage.

Ties Moines Iowa

Labor agency opens in Geneva at ILO home dedication

Geneva witnessed the dedication of the new permanent home of the International Labour Organization in a ceremony with representatives from 30 nations and thousands of attendees. The ILO, created by the Versailles treaty and once chaired by the late Samuel Gompers, sits on Lake Geneva shore with a Swiss donated site near the future League of Nations area. The building features contributions from 20 governments, including tapestries, paintings, and statuary.

Geneva International Labor — Organization Samuel Gompers Lake Leman Governmors

Mother's Work Earns 36 a Week as Home Service Labor

New York report shows mothers would earn 36 dollars weekly if paid as household workers. Home economics teachers for a large western electrical firm compiled a table of typical duties and calculated wage value, arguing mothers perform substantial domestic labor comparable to servants.

New York

Young boy makes golf hole in one in England

A 10 year old boy, Sanriweh England Perry B, is believed to be the youngest golfer to achieve a hole in one. He sank a tee shot on a 154 yard hole, thrilling spectators and prompting local pride.

Sanriweh England Perry Baras Ile

Spain May Quit League of Nations Juno Session

Geneva AP report says Spain may absent itself from the League of Nations council session opening tomorrow. Spain's representative Margauin Quinonea De Leon signs to Mandel with Prime Minister Primo de Rivera. Officials unsure who will replace him as Spain Brazil push for permanent seat but commission favors no expansion beyond Germany.

Geneva Juno Tleague of Nations Council Spain Council Margauin Quinonea de Leon Spealn Mandel Prima de Rivera League Spain de Brazil Germany

Gunalants wipe says Shilll stand by Tom Gunalants

Irna Sullivan Durkin, tied to the murder of federal agent Edward G. Shanahan, plans to testify tomorrow to comfort Matt. She says she has not turned against him despite questions about the legality of their marriage. A key witness will be examined tomorrow in the robbery and trial context.

Irna Sullivan Durkin Edward G. Shanahan Matt Jana Robin Norkin

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