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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1920
Page
4
The Cathedral at St Helena announces the return of Bishop Carroll next Sunday after his expulsion from his diocese this week. He will visit three places in his see on the West and is to be greeted warmly at the cathedral. Details of arrangements will be announced during his homecoming.
Boyhood friends and neighbors of Rev. Father Thomas Gabisch heard him celebrate his first solemn Mass yesterday morning in the cathedral. Father Gabisch was ordained a priest on June 15, 19%, after studies at Mount St. Jumetes tallese and the Dominican house of study. He attended university studies at Somerset and Be before returning to finish theology, influenced by Dominican friars during college days.
A family of seven died and two others were fatally injured when an automobile collided with a passenger train at a crossing west of here. Police investigate possible tar smeared on the vehicle as a clue.
The funeral of Benedict, longtime community figure, is set for Tuesday at 2 pm. Services will be held at Liberty and Keller’s chapel, with burial at Forestvale Cemetery. Members of the Society of Pioneers have appointed a funeral committee to coordinate tributes and attendance.
Powder River County is described as in fine shape for crops and grazing. Joe Scanion, polisher of the Milesity star and The Evening Montana, reports good conditions this year with favorable weather and ample rally in the mornings.
A 1920 era political piece describes Democratic and suffrage activities in Tennessee and nationwide. Mrs Abby Lent heads militant suffragists pressuring delegates and Governor Roberts to call a special Tennessee session to ratify the federal suffrage amendment. Miss Sue White plans to canvass Nashville for action as 308 women sit on Democratic delegates roster. overall female seating at the convention remains uncertain.
The page reports a clash between rival plans at Hhtave Maravia on Wednesday, with wounded parties and intense clashes noted. It references Grimony and native eft parties, describing a heated confrontation and ensuing injuries during a public dispute over a project and approvals.
Miss Duan delivers a witty impersonation of Angi Rase in Old Lady 31 at the Antlers. Abe Rose and Angie endure life in an old women's home with comedy and heartache as they bid farewell to their home with honey suckle vines. Adie hesitates over picking flowers, fearing losing their house to sale. The quaint characters provoke merriment and warmth.
Quis Mann headlines the Marlow Theater production of Friendly Enemies, presenting a German character who joins his country’s cause before a conversion spurred by wartime events. Critics misread the actor’s portrayal, which traces a patriotic shift amid propaganda and moral reckoning.
Graduating class of St Peter's Hospital nurses includes Mira Gordon Catherine Florey Josephine Dowell Irene Lyons Elizabeth Harper Mabel Walker Fene McCormick. The Rev Wilton Baber will preside as diplomas are presented by Telwaet Day of the hospital board. The ceremony Tuesday at St Peter's Church hall. bishops will be elected other business to follow.
Several dinner parties were served at the New Broadwater hotel Sunday evening. Tourists traveling between Yellowstone and Glacier National parks are increasing. the hotel manager announced arrangements for weekend events, including a July 4 celebration, with many guests noted by name.
Fragmentary report mentions Ray Hix Woney facing a stomach pump after a suspected poisoning attempt. Raxutsky, a Pole, traveling from America to Dantzle, was moved to an infirmary here. He spoke only a few phrases in English and had about 240 dollars in money and American gold hidden in clothing.
Labor tensions flare as railroad shopmen near a walkout after a board threatens action. Counts of arrests or formal actions noted as unions push for better terms. Pending decisions loom as workers await the board’s response.
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