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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1922
Page
1
Chandler Motor Co offers a pre tour checklist to improve summer driving. It covers electricals, brakes, radiator, hoses, wheels, alignment, tire inflation, battery fluid, water cooling, spark plugs, timing, clutch, and general inspection. The Helena agency for Chandlers is Slityock Motor Company.
Unofficial returns say Treaty men have carried the elections amid chaotic events. In Belfast on June 17, attacks in Altanaveigh and Lisdrumliska along the South Armagh border left four men and one woman dead and several wounded after uniformed men raided homes. James Lockhart and others were killed. a woman died from a shoulder wound.
The piece compares direct primary and proposed convention systems, highlighting two public elections under convention rules, party allegiance implications for candidates and voters, and the potential for voters to openly conference before voting. It argues the convention approach enables representative democracy, broader citizen influence including women, and potential for higher qualification candidates without taxpayer waste.
In a brutal attack, residence was set alight and occupants attempted escape but were forced to line up in the roadway. A man then killed Lockhart after ordering him to summon his son. Family members pleaded, and the assailants shot more rounds into the victims before fleeing and returning to fire again.
Henry Lundberg was arrested by Chief of Police Joe Spurzem and officers on a larceny charge over a Studebaker Big-Six stolen several months ago. The car, hidden in two private garages, had its paint color altered. Lundberg, previously jailed on federal charges, was arraigned and denied the theft, claiming he was care-taking the vehicle for someone named Largan who is believed to be in St Paul.
Nik Joseph, treasurer of a store on South Malin street, pleaded guilty in police court yesterday to beating his wife. He paid a 25 fine after arrest Friday by officers. Earlier, he was fined for a separate incident on Edward Street in front of the Marlow theater.
Pythian lodges Tielena and East Helena will hold a memorial service this afternoon at 3 in Red Cross lodge castle on Fielonm avenue in the Wepot district. The program includes addresses by Rev. Frank B. Carlton and Tee Ien nis, Montana railroad commission chair. G. A. McAlister and GB. T. Moore will provide vocal solos.
In Jackson Michigan a sealant center matron named Misa Alice Maller was killed by an unknown assailant. Police pursue leads as investigators say toca hounds track a major trail in the case.
A. P. sten report notes Bert H. Gary, chairman of U. S. Steel, tells Northwestern University Alumni Association that a large majority of business men now conduct affairs on the belief that right is superior to might, morality equals legality, and observance of both leads to worthy achievement.
A heavy downpour struck Syracuse and central New York on June 17, mirroring last Sunday's storm that caused about $1,000,000 in damage. The city and nearby areas, still recovering, endured renewed flooding as the deluge broke with little warning.
Federal agents arrested five individuals near the Broadwater late last night for being intoxicated and passing liquor among themselves. They were brought to the city and jailed for further investigation. An unconfirmed report suggested another member escaped as shots were fired in the darkness.
Ameoria Shemo temple will host the Damascun Lompla delegation en route from San Francisco to Syracuse New York. They arrive by special train at 6 am over Northern Traffic and will be greeted at the Dead Water hotel before a plunge swim then a motor tour to Yellowstown park and breakfast at Algeria temple.
About 15,000 women from 50 states gather June 20 for the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial. Key topics include film censorship led by Hollywood reformers and a campaign against billboard advertising, with speeches by Mrs. E S Hosmer and Rose V C Berry among others. Mrs. Winter seeks re election as president.
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