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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
8
Two weeks remain in the big vote period as Trustle tops the event with a call for broader contestant effort. The Independent promises prizes. subscribers count toward votes, with extensions boosting totals and new subscribers adding votes before July 16.
The MI Centro Call report notes a contract totaling nearly 285000 that covers all but carpentry for the new Talon project. County supervisors review bids for the county courthouse project and aim to complete within a year as voters passed the necessary measures.
Livingston June 28 Assistant Chief Ranger E T Scoven prepared in advance for President Nfardings Yellowstone visit. Scoven, a geyser expert, forecast Grand Geyser eruption within ten minutes and River and Castle geysers on schedule, aiding the official party. He was born October 16 1896 at Capitol Hill near Mammoth, with a long park career including service in World War I. Giant Geyser erupted Wednesday making a further eruption unlikely during the visit.
European publishers push thousands of tons of papers by airplane between capitals. London and Paris outlets set example for rapid distribution, aiming to bring English journals to Paris streets soon after issue. both Parisians and Americans may soon access more copies.
London June 12 The complete skeleton of a crocodile dating over two million years was unearthed from Peterborough brickyards by PL Phillips. The 16 foot specimen matches modern crocodiles though it was a mid paleozoic stagping creature. Stomach contents show traces of marine matter. Washington June 28 The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered new freight rates for petroleum products from Kansas and Oklahoma to South Dakota and western Nebraska to take effect October 29. John Burroughs, famed naturalist, used funds to buy books from French publications and maple sugar tapping in youth.
John W. Seiden of Lewistown was elected grand commander of Knights Templars at the Montana conclave. J. M. R. Burtingame of Great Falls named deputy grand commander and other officers from Helena Billings Missoula and Butte were chosen. After the election delegates toured the pioneer Masonic temple in Virginia City.
A New York and Detroit party planned a seaplane Arctic hunting trip this month but postponed it to August due to many large icebergs reported by the Montreal Geodetic Survey. The Polar Bear will fly over water routes via Albany Montreal Ottawa Moose Factory to James Bay with wireless radio and a month long schedule. The crew includes C F Reddin Inglis M Ant ercu How ard E Coffin Harold Emmons Dr James Inches and William Metzger.
About 900 people were moved from Neville Island along the Ohio River after a tank leak released chlorine gas into the air. Affected workers and river camps were warned by telephone and messengers, with over 100 treated and four hospitalized in Pittsburg. No fatalities reported.
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