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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1927
Page
7
Reverend WK Weaver urged military readiness at a city reunion in Marlow theater. He warned against unpreparedness, warned of future wars, and urged naval buildup to deter rivals, linking faith to duty and patriotism while criticizing pacifists and disarmament talks.
The state yesterday dismissed a pending action from 1925 to collect taxes allegedly due from A T Renrdgles. The 1925 suit, filed by Attorneys Gan ors, alleged failure to report oil production and value. Eight counts sought back taxes plus interest at 12 percent. Harrisburg PA Governor Fisher’s daughter Mary Miller Fisher wed Henry T A Brown at the Presbyterian church ceremony in the mission mansion.
In the Brazilian frontier town of Porto Verde a barber Vitak arrives with a curious group and aids Amalia, heir to a coffee plantation, as a series of deaths and threats unfold. Suspicions target the enigmatic Prentiss while a two year old is abducted, and Vitak and lincoln Nunnally pursue answers amid armed soldiers and shifting loyalties.
A roving party is halted by a harsh Argentine officer who taunts an American attorney Sherman Darts and others. The captive Americans answer slowly as the officer mocks their nationality while a tense standoff unfolds amid jeers about height and origin.
The Montana Deaconess school alumni hosted a Thursday noon luncheon at Placer Grill to honor the graduating class. Ted Chadock and Mr Red Mis Paper spoke while class members from 1927 onward attended. Officers introduced included Chilord Smuthers as president, John Matchett as vice president, and Ella Lamb as secretary. The event closed with musical numbers by Fiwood NeFlette and Tet Chad.
A 15 fair movement note shows wool markets steady with general demand in Buenos Aires and Liverpool markets. Prices vary by fiber type with unwashed and combing wools quoted near standard ranges and shipments from Thalua and nearby regions continuing, while foreign markets hold steady.
Casper Moyo and others describe a fatal shooting tied to a divorce suit. The jealous husband shot his wife and another man at Parkerton, then was overpowered by his daughter as the conflict sparked arson at the Homestake Mimax plant near Woodak. The injured man was rushed to Douglas Wood hospital in serious condition.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a jumble of names and places. It references a central event at The Wabash and mentions Salt Lake City, with a partial note about a Dickenson who is a passenger and traffic manager of the Great. The overall meaning is unclear but center appears to be a transit or local event.
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