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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1925
Page
6
A noted authority advises flushing kidneys by drinking a quart of water daily and taking Jad Salts to neutralize acids. Excess rich foods may weaken kidneys, causing back pain, headaches, dizziness, and nocturnal urination. Jad Salts, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, is said to cleanse kidneys and ease bladder weakness.
Paris March 16 Premier Herriot and British Foreign Secretary Chamberlain with Edouard Benes discussed Europe’s security, signaling a new phase of regular diplomacy. They debated using the League of Nations protocol, German security plans, and the link between security and disarmament, with emphasis on allied interests and arbitration.
Wesley Barry stars in The Printers Devil at the Antlers where Brick Hubbard the Briggsville Gazette’s young printer’s devil learns hard work and loyalty. When the shop closes Brick helps Sid Fletcher expose a bank crime, and editorials stir town factions before a clever scheme restores justice and romance.
The Last Man on Earth, a William Tosspe rial production, is announced as the feature attraction at the Antlers Thursday. The story follows a young man who becomes the sole survivor in a world filled with women and his extraordinary adventures unfold.
Washington March 14 Confidence that much legislation failed to reach a final vote before adjournment March 4 would be resumed early in the next session was expressed to night by Representative Longworth Ohio the future speaker. He cited the Muscle Shoals issue and a retirement plan for government workers among items to dispose of and noted the record of 343 public laws 38 public resolutions and 223 private measures enacted in 73 days.
The Western Union direct cable between the United States and Italy begins operations with greetings from President Coolidge to King Vittorio Emmanuele. Italian Ambassador Baron de Martino leads the ceremony as Kellogg sends a message to Mussolini.
Suit for 900000 has been filed by E C Payne and others of Shreveport against the Doheny oil interests in Union county Arkansas circuit court. Local attorney with an Eldorado firm represents the plaintiffs. The action arises from a transaction with J M Danziger vice president of Pan American Petroleum and Transport Company owned by the Doheny interests, leasing property in the Union county and Smackover oil fields.
Court hearings center on whether Everhart can testify about bonds and transfers tied to the Continental Trading Company and the Teapot lease dispute. Government counsel urge ruling will shape the case against Fall and Sinclair, with Everhart’s testimony pivotal to linking bonds to Pueblo and Denver banks.
Deposition from Osler of Toronto presented in Teapot Dome case shows the Continental Trading Company of Canada as a corporate clerk entity. Government counsel Owen J. Roberts probes alleged passage of Liberty bonds between Albert B. Fail and Warren F. Sinclair, with Osler repeatedly invoking privilege and refusing to answer.
In Washington the Armour and Swift Packing Companies had their bid to vacate a five year old consent decree with the Department of Justice refused by Justice Bailey of the DC Supreme Court. The court noted hearings would address whether Armour’s consent to the decree affects California cooperative canneries. Tomorrow’s session will conclude arguments on that phase. London reports Prince George underwent tonsil removal surgery.
An old advertisement touts nasal balm that claims to clear head congestion instantly. It urges readers to use antiseptic fumes, breathe through the air passage, and “end misery” by purchasing Ely's Dream Balm from a druggist.
Second witness recounts Faiman saying Shepherd offered $20 000 to keep quiet and supplied typhoid tubes after claiming he would inoculate someone. Grand jury probes McClintock death as Shepherd faces murder indictment risk. Shepherd denies allegations amid raid on Jones Detective agency.
An Army Air Service balloon broke from its Bolling Field moorings and rose to about 10 000 feet then sailed east toward the Atlantic. The 19 000 cubic foot craft was half full of gas and no passengers were aboard as it disappeared into the northward wind.
New York Times reports Henry Ford will receive on April 1 about 9.56 million dollars from the Detroit Toledo and Ironton railroad redemption of bonds and interest, with profit for five years estimated at 4.4 million. The line’s indebtedness will be cleared, and Ford’s ownership cited as key to the road’s success.
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