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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1925
Page
4
An old style advertisement promotes Joint-Ease as a remedy for stiff swollen and inflamed joints. It claims quick relief after ordinary cures fail and urges purchasing a tube at Parden Drug Co or any druggist with the name Joint-Ease.
Representative Henry T. Rainey of Illinois says Ways and Means members will be summoned to Washington likely October 13 to draft a revenue bill. He asserts the Mellon plan will be the bill reported out and warns the action would be remembered as the crime of the 69th Congress.
Spokane Betterment endorses three candidates among sixteen for city commissioner seats, including two incumbents, as the slate outlines support for reform and civic improvement.
The Variety Pioneers arrive at the Marlow theater offering a revival of famed songs and dances. Annie Nair, Lew Tracy, Lombard Brothers, Ian Johnson, and Sam Johnson star in a program that blends nostalgia with elite minstrel routines and clog dancing legacy.
The Senate confirmed the nomination by a 41 to 39 vote after Senator Overman switched sides, blocking Reed’s motion to table. If Coolidge resubmits or delays, alternatives include a recess appointment or leaving Beck in charge until next session.
A review notes Yesterday's Wife from Columbia Productions at the Antlers as a standout film of the season. Ed J Le Saint praised for his mastery in adapting a popular tale with a strong cast and lavish production, marking it as a premier example of current cinema.
Tiere offers an extraordinary weight loss method that requires no starvation diets or strenuous exercise. Marmola Prescription tablets, made precisely, promise steady, easy fat loss with no side effects. Available from druggists for one dollar per box or direct from the Marmola Company, Detroit, Michigan.
Idaho State Journal says a capacity audience in Pocatello enjoyed the production Bringing Gp Father to Ireland at the Marion Auditorium. The three hour show delivered tuneful dancing and fast dialogue, earning roaring approval and solid laughs, with E W Carpenter assembling a capable troupe.
A shooting on a downtown street in Omaha follows a dispute among Alard Mayfield of Aitchison Kansas and Floyd Walton of Omaha after they rode in a car outside a hotel. Mayfield allegedly drew a gun, a scuffle ensued, shots were fired, the car struck a building, and Georgia Brayfield died from her injuries while Walton was wounded.
In Washington, March 10, Charles B. Warren, Pennsylvania, becomes the sixth cabinet nominee rejected by the Senate. The vote tally shifted after a motion to reconsider sparked a tumult, with a 40 to 40 tie threatening administration success before Walsh's proposed reconsideration was tabled. Earlier records note Jackson and Johnson era rejections, including Henshaw, Stanbery, and other officials, marking a long pattern of party battles over executive appointments.
The seven piece Royal Collegian Orchestra from Minneapolis will give a special dance engagement at the Winter Garden next Friday evening. Previously at the Leland hotel in Minor, they are touring to Los Angeles with readings and cabarets. Popular admission prices prevail for music lovers and dancers.
Harvard Egyptologist Reisner announces the newly uncovered tomb near the Giza pyramids is about 1,700 years older than Tutankhamen’s and could reveal earlier dynastic history. British and Australian experts weigh the find’s significance, with Sarcophagus and funeral furniture described as marble and gold decorated.
State Senator Benjamin Antin and Miss Mary Richmond of the Russell Sage Foundation told a Bronx grand jury investigating under age and hasty marriages that prohibition and vice crusades loosened morals among youths. Four underage brides were among 34 witnesses. Antin urged court permission for minors to marry and a five day gap between application and license. Richmond presented Russell Sage findings from a national study on child marriage.
A Helena Commercial club dinner discussed Intermountain Union college and its five Helena colleges. R C Kaufman outlined a threefold goal to keep Helena a financial, residential, and educational center with a state wide drive to raise funds after Fidena’s part. Dr T J Graham urged full campaign transparency and standardization, noting Intermountain’s $100,000 annual local circulation and the need to reduce indebtedness to attract major donors.
A Chinese widow’s death reveals Willie Chin, a ten year old raised in Chinatown, is not Chin Nom’s son. Chin Nom, 66, famed merchant and Tong mediator, had previously adopted Willie from the alms house in Hudson County. Willie learns his white biological mother and Chinese father details, challenging his assumed lineage.
An old advertisement claims a laxative and cold cure effect from a Bromo Quinine tablet. It touts safety and efficacy with a statement of proof and features a box image bearing the signature E.W. Grave. 3c.
March 10 report from Findlay states Ohio Oil Company advanced Wyoming crude grades Grass Creek and Elk Basin $2.15 with caps. Lance Creek $2.15 up to 2c. Rock Creek 2 up to 30c. Big Maddy 2 up to 40c. In Chicago, Joseph Fores, 54, a Bell Telephone juror for Montreal, was killed after falling into an elevator shaft from an eighth floor hotel where he was staying.
Dr. C C Farman, head of bacteriology courses, admitted at the state's attorney's office that he received a letter about a bacteriology course. Investigators say the letter was from William D Shepherd, foster father of William Nelson McClintock, who died of typhoid last December and left his estate to Shepherd minus an $8,000 annuity for Isabelle Pope. Farman previously denied receiving the letter but recalled it when pressed. he could not identify the writer and said the letter was probably destroyed.
A bomb exploded morning at the H. O. Fowler store and apartment, injuring the Fowlers and frightening occupants. Police suspect dynamite aimed at Glenn Fowler, a klansman and former lieutenant. The blast caused thousands in damage and shattered nearby windows as the primary election proceeded quietly.
Four youths aged 21 19 17 and 17 died and three others were injured after their automobile was struck by a Michigan Central passenger train at a crossing near the station in Dowagiac Michigan Investigations and coroner notes followed the incident.
The Times reports a new company will operate the Pan American Petroleum and Transport properties. Stockholders may exchange A and B shares for the new company stock. Acquisition of Mexican holdings would place Standard Oil of Indiana among the world's largest oil firms.
Newport News March 10 Captain J C McAvoy Mountain Top Pa reserve officer and student aviator was drowned and Lieutenant Colonel William E Schauffler New Jersey narrowly escaped death when the airplane they were flying plunged into the Potomac River near Millenbeck Va
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