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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1925
Page
8
Brit and French discuss Europe security plan
A 1650s style report cites Mees Slovak and remarks by Chamberlain Herriot and others on a possible league of five nations. They debate whether a European peace framework can exist with guaranteed security and obligatory arbitration, amid disarmament and allied participation.
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Egretert
Chamberlain
Herriot
Eemaah
Germany
Ner
Europe
The Printers Devil at the Antlers
In the Briggsville Gazette tale Brick Hubbard, a printer’s devil, seeks to earn his living after the shop closes. He befriends Sidney Fletcher and Vivian Gates, helps clear Sidney of a bank robbery suspicion, and engineers justice with an ingenious scheme.
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Brick Hubbard
Briggsville Gazette
Brick
Sidney Fletcher
Vivian Gates
Sidney
Gazette
Gates
Last Man on Earth to Open at Antlers This Thursday
William Fox special production The Last Man on Earth features a young man as the sole survivor in a world filled with women. Critics hail it as a novelty and a standout in this season's motion pictures.
Longworth Predicts Next Congress Action After Adjournment
Rep. Longworth of Ohio, likely future House speaker, says much legislation failed to reach final passage and will be reconsidered at the next session. He reviews the last session noting 343 public laws, 88 public resolutions, and 223 private laws in 73 days, and stresses party pledges guiding future work.
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Washington
Maren Oy
Longworth
Ohig
Jany
United States
Congress
House
First Direct U S Italy Cable Linking Nations In 1920s Ceremony
Italian Ambassador Martin d oversees the cable office ceremony as Kellogg announces a direct transatlantic link to Italy. President Coolidge sends greetings. King Vittorio Emanuele replies expressing friendship and wishes for American prosperity.
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Trasion
Europe
de 3 Martind
United States
Western ‘Union | Telegraph Company
Kellogg
Mussolini
Italy
Calvin Coolidge
Washington, D. C
America
Doheny Interests Face Action in Oklahoma
A $800000 suit has been filed in Union county Arkansas circuit court by E C Payke and others of Shreveport against the Doheny interests. Attorney J W Vanhay and an Eldorado firm represent the plaintiffs. The action stems from a deal with J M Danziger of Pan American Petroleum and Transport Co. involving leases in Union county and Smackover oil fields.
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Associated Press
Shreveport
E.C. Payke
Doheny
Circuit Court
Union County
Arkansas
J. W. Vanhay
Eldorado
J. M. Danziger
Pan- American Petroleum and Transport Company
Doheny Interests
Smackover
Teapot Dome trial fact pattern fuels uncertain end
Deposition testimony in the Teapot Dome case outlines the Continental Trading Company role and Osler refusals on privilege. Questions focus on dealings between Albert Fall and Harry Sinclair over a 1921 contract and possible bond transfers amid ongoing government inquiries.
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Toronto
Paeblo, Bank
First National Bank of
EL Paso
Texas
Federal Reserve Branch Bank
Denver
Fall
Roberts
Hoe
Aaron Burr
Mr. Roberts
Atlee Pomerene
Kennedy Tomorroy
Everhart
K “Nedy
Wise
Washington
Osler
Cheyenne
Wyo
Associated Press
Continental Trading Company, Ltd
Canada
Government Counsel
Albert B. Fall
Interior
Harry F. Sinclair
Mammoth Oil Company
H. Smith Osler
Teapot Dome
Owen J. Roberts
A. E. Hurmphereyz
Colorado
Ai Oper
Packing CoveS LOSE £ N Big Plea
The Armour and Swift Packing Companies lost an appeal in the U S Supreme Court District of Columbia regarding a five year old consent decree with the justice department. The court ruled the consent may not bind California canneries but allowed further argument on that point. Tomorrow will conclude the California canneries phase. Prince George underwent tonsil surgery in London.
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Washngton
Armour
Swift Packing Companies
Department of Justice
Tus
the Bailey
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Armour and Company
Californie
California
Ely's Cream Balm Urges Quick Head Cold Relief
Advertisement urges rapid relief from nasal congestion by applying Ely's Cream Balm inside the nostrils and inhaling antiseptic fumes to clear the head and shorten a cold. It promises immediate relief and urges asking a druggist for a bottle.
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Ely
Faiman implicates Shepherd bribe tied to typhoid germs case
Faiman alleges Shepherd offered a bribe to Kim and provided typhoid cultures for a murder plot against Billy McClintock. The grand jury was set to hear more testimony as investigators raid the Jones Detective agency and seek witnesses.
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Faiman
Shepherd
Kim
McC
John Sbarbaro
Jones Detective Agency
Sepherd
State’s Attorney's Office
Robert
EY Crowe
Fallan
Fainfall
Ito Shepherd
Tandei
Heherd
Iman
Balloon sails east after ascent from Subic Bay
An airship with a 19 000 cubic foot capacity escaped during preparations for flight and rose to 10 000 feet. Reports say it remains aloft about 10 000 feet and is drifting east toward the Atlantic Ocean. The event follows a note on a separate anniversary.
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Atlantic “Ocean
Ford Triumphs With JK Railroad Sale Amid Interest Debate
Ford achieves success in selling the JK Railroad for 4 939 100 dollars with April redemption of 9 338 550 and a five year profit of 4 599 450. Indebtedness stands at 2 043 000 and is expected to be redeemed soon. The Times notes Ford’s auto freight diversion aided the railroad’s finances but railroad critics remain cautious.
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