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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
3
London report details the lingering court case as the former Countess Carnatyren testifies about Col. Dennistoun. She describes his weaknesses and her enduring affection, while noting the ex-wife’s awareness of their affair and calling him an “awfully sweet man” yet a “washout.”
Helena High School basketball team nears its Chicago tournament trip as donations pass 700 dollars. About 300 more is needed. fans from all walks contribute from 25 cents to 23 dollars. Coach Thomas received a new practice ball from the University of Chicago, a duplicate of the official tourney ball.
In a hard fought game the YM defeated Mount Lewis Cubs 22 to 18 in St Charles. Thayer and Condon starred for the winners while Egger did the best work for the Cubs. Banks, Scheewe, Gauvin and Burke also contributed in a tight contest on the Willtop floor.
Abe Goldstein of New York former bantamweight champion gained a 12 round decision over Tommy Milton of New York in Brooklyn tonight. Goldstein dropped Milton for the count in the seventh and was floor in the tenth but rose without a count. Goldstein weighed 117 pounds Milton 1164 pounds.
The Associated Press board of directors calls a special meeting for all members at 2:30 p m April 20 at the Waldorf Astoria New York to discuss general interest matters. The VP address will be given during the second regular meeting.
Salt Lake City officials expect a three member commission to regulate pari mutuel horse racing after a bill passed last session. Governor St Dern signed the bill and racing is slated to begin in July with two days of events authorized. Local business leaders promote betting backed by farming community support to revive tourism and patronage to the valley.
London reports show women clubs mainly for social talk struggle financially with several going bankrupt or merging. The Ladias Carlton club survives on politics and Unionist links while the Gardens club thrives on lectures, dinners, and a strong garden library. Eddie Baker and Sergeant Des Marins fight in Chicago with Cow bardgeu and Jimmy Smith noted in the windup.
The patent office moves to the commerce department under Secretary Hoover by presidential executive order, with Coolidge approving. The change, urged by the congressional commission, aims to address discrimination against American interests abroad and could lead to a new patent code. no other reorganizations are expected until Congress acts.
New York March 19 A supreme court jury ruled in favor of Mrs Ada Remer Moracchini in her divorce case against Pierre Paul Moracchini French vice consul. The jury found she had not been unduly intimate with Dr Nathan Pelinger or Leon Rothier. Pelinger testified he had written letters during a romantic phase and was rebuked.
Missoula reports a full varsity schedule with ten baseball make up games including five home dates and a May 1 2 series against Gonzaga. The Griz track team competes in five indoor west meets May 12 13 14 and 13 with two events in Missoula and a slate of races against state schools and Pacific Coast foes.
Exhibition games in Florida and California report several scorelines including Cleveland Americans 3 over Columbus Association in Winter Haven, Philadelphia American 15 over New York Nationals in Fort Myers, Cincinnati Nationals 4 over New York Americans in Petersburg, St. Louis Nationals 7 over Sacramento Coast in Sacramento, Washington Americans 5 over Indianapolis Association in Plant City, and Nassau City Association 4 over San Francisco Coast 3 in San Francisco.
Senator Walsh criticizes the federal commercial arbitration law as inadequate to ease state courts while Moses H. Grossman of the Arbitration Society of America cites about twenty seven thousand unsettled commercial disputes on New York State Supreme Court calendars at a conference hosted by Mr and Mrs Vincent Astor in New York City on March nineteenth.
Washington dispatch reports the death of Youner Senator Culberson of Texas early today in Culhem Tasses. The obituary notes his service in the Senate and his prominence in Texas politics.
A special federal grand jury in Philadelphia on March 19 recommended reorganizing the entire prohibition enforcement. It found wirelessness and inefficiency in enforcing the law but returned no indictments.
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