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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
5
The senate upheld Governor Erickson’s vetoes of three house bills amending state banking laws, with House bills 224 226 and 247 after house reconsideration and passage over the veto. Debate centered on provisions for bank surplus requirements bad asset write offs and a banking code commission.
In a session marked by veto fights, the senate sustained the governor on key vetoes then revived H B 278 for a five member Bank Code Commission with a $7,900 appropriation. The panel, to study state banking, will draft a bill for the Twentieth assembly.
Blanche Vurka, actress, won a decree of separation from Ian Keith, actor, as Supreme Court Justice Lydon halted further testimony. The court found abandonment and non support proven amid allegations Keith favored Marjorie Rambeau, leading lady in his recent work.
A wash able pale gray to blue tul silk dress features a long west front and stripes arranged as its own trimming. The exaggerated V effect is described as very popular in fashion.
Alden Drake the ship owner and captain of the Orontes reveals his plan after a stranding, persuading Jake Stevens to marry Mary Manning aboard. The ceremony proceeds in the saloon with Twining witness, and the pair wed as the ship grinds toward Sunda Straits. Drake hints at future shares for the couple. The bride blurts out the secret amid the shipboard toast.
The appellate court upheld Chicago's ordinance regulating motion pictures featuring gun play in a decision released today. The ruling confirms legal action to curb on screen gun violence within the city.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railway reports its electrified mountain division spans from Harlowton to Seattle and Tacoma with 50 miles electrified. Total investment for 650 miles runs around 23 million dollars, using hydro power and regenerative braking to reduce costs.
The interior department appropriation bill signed by President Coolidge will allow initial construction on the Beaver Creek storage dam of the Sun River irrigation project this season. A Senate-approved bill would create a Columbia River basin water compact among Washington Idaho Oregon and Montana with federal officials in negotiations. The compact requires state legislatures and Congress to approve.
James Cronin pioneer mining man of the Pacific Northwest died in Spokane on March 4. He began his career in 1878 as superintendent of several Comstock Lode mines in Virginia City Nevada. He later worked in California camps and managed mines near Wallace Idaho in the Cour dAlene district. In recent years he developed silver lead mines in the Babine mountains of northern British Columbia. He had lived in Spokane for more than 20 years.
The Washington senate votes to have the legislative service bureau of the congressional library prepare an authoritative and impartial abstract of all authentic evidence on the origin and causes of the world war.
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