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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1925

Page

3

Joining the Church in Episco pal Tradition Lecture

Rev Laird W Snell spoke at St Peters Church on joining the church as taught by the Episcopal Church. He argued Protestant practice creates a false standard and that baptism binds infants to Christ's church, with confirmation and Holy Communion offering ongoing divine help. He urged embracing the church's full means of grace to overcome sin and grow in holiness.

Rev. L. W. Snell Episcopal Church Laird W. Snell St. Peter's Church Mr. Snell Ling Jesus Christ God H Gosper Church Christ's Church Goa Christ

Plot to Kill Wilson Foiled by Greenhalge Identified

The New York World says Oscar Greenhalge, nephew of ex governor Frederick T. Greenhalge, uncovered a plot to assassinate President Wilson. Ralph Dasley and Colonel Arthur Woods confirm the identification, noting Greenhalge reported anarchists in Paterson New Jersey planned to ambush the president near the White House.

Associated Press New York New York World Garland Samuel Gompers W Wilson Oscar Greenhalge Frederick T. Greenhalge Massachusetts Chicago Treasury Ralphy Hasle National Civic Federation Easley Greenhalge Serman

Postal Employes Soon to Get Raises Across Service

Washington D C March 14 Special Adjustment of salaries in the postal service under the new raise law will begin soon. The Post Office Department is studying the salary ranges, listing first class postmasters from 3200 to 98000 and other grades up to 4300 for money order chiefs, with many clerical and delivery positions affected. Helena’s post office is rated first class.

Washington, D. C Post Office Department Assi Raiway

Detective Inspector Wragge Intervenes in Glenister Mystery

Inspector Wragge arrives at the Glenister case after an unidentified body is found on Bare Acre Down. He plans to prove Sir Dudley Glenister faked George Glenister’s death in America and has enlisted a local emissary, with Colne advising a cautious, strategic pursuit.

Dudley Glemster Ivy Sy Dudley Mrs. Comingsby Kathleen Capt Slater Grange Mrs. Corningsby Dr. Melville Melville Sir Dudley jRathteen Old Hinkley Mrs. Coningsby the Grange Frank Glenister Dudley Norman Lady Marrables Hinkley Grimes Bare Acre Down Thigh Road Inspector Wragge Stephen Colne Acre James Wragee New Scotland Yard Tom Jim Wragge Pss Mr Wragge Dean Lonedon Colne Dudley Glenister Aimer England Philip Glemsters Dr. Aielville Inspectac Wrage

American radio programs thrill German listeners

Stuttgart reports American radio stations can be heard by subscribers to southern Germany. After experiments Stuttgart’s station transmitted American programs on a 45 meter wave to German listeners, letting fans in England, South Africa and Stuttgart hear the same program at midnight Sunday.

Stuttgart Germany Associated Press Gersian Pittsburg England South Africa

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