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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1925
Page
4
Washington prepares for the 68th Congress to yield to the 35th as Coolidge aims for a simple, economical inauguration. Large stands rise on the Capitol plaza while parade routes gain private viewing stands along Pennsylvania Avenue.
A film adaptation of The Warrens of Virginia dramatizes the Civil War era focusing on General Warren Agatha Warren Ned Burton and General Griffin. The plot centers on loyalties divided by love and duty with a staged dispatch plot to trap a Northern supply train.
The article describes presidential oath rituals with examples from George Washington to recent inaugurations. It notes presidents historically take the oath at the capital and outlines steps: departure from the White House, escort by cavalry, cabinet room deliberations, senate swearing in, and the inaugural address followed by parade and return to work.
Notes totaling 215000 dollars owned by Richard Z Ringling and signed by M Cunningham and E R Biering were seized by the Ravalli County sheriff from attorney H D Bath and attached to satisfy a district court execution. The sheriff moved the heavy safe and its contents to the county jail for custody.
German pacifist tips led to discoveries of cannon molds and unfinished tubes stored away in concealed places. Workers in chemical plants uncovered evidence of asphyxiating gas facilities kept intact since the last war. Diplomatic circles expect the ambassadors council to casually review both reports before a possible allied conference, likely after Belgian elections in Brussels.
An advisory promotes drinking soft water and taking rad Salts to neutralize acids causing kidney and bladder irritation. It claims effervescent Istha water mix relieves burning and frequent urination and urges medical kidney checks twice yearly. It cites grapes and citrus juice as acid sources and emphasizes simple relief.
Dr Harold Elmer Blazer, under murder charge in the death of his 32 year old daughter, speaks to reporters from a hospital bed. He says he cannot recall the day of the tragedy and questions whether a temporary insanity spell could have caused the death while noting no motive toward his daughter. He also denies knowing details of two notes alleged to outline plans to kill himself and his wife.
Nelson BC March 2 Premier John Clyver of British Columbia visited after spending a Sunday with the Doukhobors a grain growing religious group at Grand Forks. A crowd of 800 shouted that their leader Veregin and eight others were killed October 29 on a Canadian Pacific train near Falcon. The premier warned that school house burnings must stop while Doukhobors defend their laws. In Nebraska three people died when their farm home was destroyed by an overheated stove northeast of Balls City.
Washington rule: federal agents may stop and search cars for contraband liquor without a warrant if probable cause exists. The court split on related Georgia case, upholding the distinction between searches of vehicles and private dwellings. Chief Justice Taft stressed highway safety and constitutional limits, with dissents by Mc Reynolds, Sutherland, and Butler.
A lively stage comedy shows Ma Benham and her restless son Tom clashing with a stylish interior decorator and his daughter. Pat O’Makey and Ethel Wales deliver strong turns as the meddling pair. Hawley and Jace Beer provide confident support in a breezy farce with sharp dialogue and humorous misunderstandings.
The arrival of Fritz Kreisler next Friday at the Shrine temple in Helena draws strong local and regional interest. Ticket sales at Reeves Music House indicate a capacity crowd for a recital by the world famous violinist, praised for unmatched artistry and charming personality.
A renowned Vienna physician and surgeon urged his son Fritz to pursue medicine seriously while believing in his exceptional talent. Fritz spent a year studying medicine during a turbulent youth era, surprising the world with his potential.
In Napa on March 2 Lieutenant Frank E Kennedy of the U S Navy was denied a writ of habeas corpus after an a2 hearing and returned to the state hospital for the insane where he had been committed by naval authorities. Bert J Lowe must serve a life sentence for the slaying of his sister in Leroy Illinois as ruled by the Colorado supreme court. Des Moines James F Barton accepts position as national adjutant of the American Legion.
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