Trial Date Set for Oberholtzer Murder Case
The murder trial of D. C. Stephenson and two co defendants in the Miss Madge Oberholtzer case from Indianapolis was scheduled for Monday July 6 by Judge Fred E Hinés of the Hamilton circuit court today.
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1925
Page
5
The murder trial of D. C. Stephenson and two co defendants in the Miss Madge Oberholtzer case from Indianapolis was scheduled for Monday July 6 by Judge Fred E Hinés of the Hamilton circuit court today.
The essay argues Spengler's doom thesis is false, urging Christianity to be a universal appeal across East and West. It stresses leadership, unity, and spreading Christ’s teachings as the solution to global crises, with early church figures as models of audacious service and personal devotion to a new Master. It warns church conflicts hinder salvation work and calls for a bold Christian advance globally.
Stephen Deimmon, an attorney and former member of prominent clubs, was arrested on a Baker Nevada warrant alleging use of the mails to defraud. The item blends religious quotes with a brief public notice of the arrest, reflecting a transient news brief style.
A long church notes page lists services, pastors, and activities across denominations in town. It covers First Baptist, St John’s Lutheran, Stirish Misalon, First Christian, First Lutheran, St James A M E, First Presbyterian, Cathedral of St Helena, Central Lutheran, First Congregational, and St Pauls M E B, detailing worship times, lectures, Sunday schools, youth groups, choirs, and planned summer events.
More than 300 delegates from across the United States gather for the 28th annual Zionist Organization convention in Washington, with Hadassah to follow. Debates will shape policy on the British mandate in Palestine and the Jewish agency’s role, as leaders push for broader inclusion beyond Zionists. The meeting coincides with praise for Palestine’s upbuilding and immigration progress and precedes the Vienna world congress.
The American Zionist movement readies its largest 1925 convention to decide on the proposed split of the Zionist agency between 50 percent Zionists and 50 percent non Zionists. Key figures include Louis Marshall leading the organizing committee and Dr Wiezmann's American plan. Speakers include US and British government representatives and prominent Zionists as delegates aim to bridge rifts dating to 1921.
Manila June 1 The report of the commission led by Dr. Paul Monroe of Columbia University on the Philippine educational system is with Vice Governor and ex officio Secretary of Public Instruction Eugene A. Gilmore who will present it to the legislature on July 16 The survey aims to improve education with constructive criticism and recommendations rather than purge officials The government spends about 12 million annually on education while the survey costs are 850 thousand dollars and within appropriation Experts analyzed curriculum administration finance and related instructional issues for potential benefits to the islands.
The Chisago Tribune reports GM plans to absorb Yellow Cab Manufacturing and six Hertz group firms in Chicago and Detroit. A $60,000,000 merger is cited as basis, with GM aiming to enter motor bus and taxicab manufacturing. Negotiations involve bankers and officials. announcement due next week.
Delegates from nine Pacific nations travel to Hawaii for a peace, cooperation, and business goodwill institute at Punahou School in Honolulu. Preparations include housing on campus, round table conferences, and prewritten papers and bibliographies. Half hour statements will outline inter racial relations topics.
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