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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1925
Page
4
An old health advisory urges drinking soft water and taking Jad Salts to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys. It links kidney trouble to heavy meals and acid buildup, recommending two tablespoons in water before breakfast for several days. It notes Jad Salts derives from grape and lemon acids with lithia, is inexpensive, and safe for home use. It also advises annual physician checks.
Associated Press reports Peru may seek amplification of safeguards for the Tacna Arica plebiscite as part of the award. A note was not delivered. Peru’s embassy issued a statement denying formal notification of terms being unacceptable. The memorandum, prepared for the arbitrator via the state department, would urge civilian policing by a native force to ensure free expression of the popular will.
Mexico City March 30 By the Associated Press ten officers and four privates were wounded and 66 men ten women and one Spanish priest were arrested after a clash between federal soldiers and worshippers outside the church of San Marcos in Aguas Calientes. Worshippers had guarded the church and reportedly fired on troops as they sought to seize the building for transfer to the Mexican apostolic church. Several worshippers were wounded and others remained in hiding. President Calles ordered the military commandant to take energetic action to suppress the disorders.
Four men raided the offices of Sobel and Kaleko diamond brokers in New York near a federal reserve building. They escaped with ten set diamonds valued up to 100000 dollars. Kaleko and two customers were restrained as the robbers fled in a closed automobile after unmasking.
Associated Press reports Senator Burton K Wheeler traveled to Montana to stand trial in Great Falls on April 16 for allegedly practicing illegally before the land department in a land case. The case centers on Wheeler's actions tied to a federal land matter.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents Lady of the Night directed by Monta Bell at the Marlow today and tomorrow. Adela Rogers St. Johns writes an American realism driven tale of two girls born together, highlighting love rivalry social ascent and hardship framed by Norma Shearer in dual roles supported by McGregor Arthur Esmelton Fuller Hartley Morrissey.
America's premier character actor Otis Skinner arrives at the Marlow Theatre next Saturday in the new comedy Sancho Panza based on Cervantes Don Quixote. Skinner plays the jovial squire as critics laud the production, calling it a standout of the season with the donkey portrayal by an actor in disguise.
Edwin Martin, president of the student body, has adopted a derby and cane style, signaling a shift in campus dress as senior students drop traditional mortar boards for more casual headgear and accessories.
Tom Moore stars in Marriage Morals at the Antlers theater as one of cinema’s most unusual characters. He breaks many laws yet exudes genuine humanity, avoiding a pure movie-type portrayal.
A south wind fed a blaze at Mammoth’s Transportatio company headquarters, destroying its ground buildings and a storage garage with 81 buses, plus homes and multiple Yellowstone Park Camps vehicles. No fatalities. repairs and replacements planned, aiming for the 1925 season.
A city campaign in support of Intermountain College opens with cheerful pep sessions led by Intermountain students and the Boys band. Initial gifts total 40,000 dollars with many open accounts set to be cancelled by creditor committees as part of the drive.
Washington March 30 congressional commission questions James B Kerr Portland counsel for Northern Pacific about interpretation of treaties with tribes in 1834 and 1851. Commission notes land status west of the Mississippi linked to 1 300 000 acres claim to offset lands returned when Crow reservation was established in 1860. Discussion has filled last three sessions. Moscow Idaho former Idaho governor W J McConnell and father-in-law of Senator Borah dies.
Dr. Jay Don Ball testified that Dorothy Ellingson suffers from psychosis a medical not legal insanity. Judge Louderback noted mental incompetence justifies a jury trial while Ball described her as biologically grown overdeveloped and emotionally volatile with no organic defect and limited comprehension.
The court held that a new jury must be selected and impanelment should not take more than a day. Each side has four peremptory challenges and civil procedure rules apply.
A 20 year survey shows Protestant churches in South America expanding rapidly with evangelical pastors and national teachers rising from 1,000 to 3,106 and church membership from 29,090 to 122,000. The commission urges Congress to study training, schools curriculum, and targeted ministries for students and workers to broaden outreach beyond North American evangelists.
Shean testified and left the stand as cross-examination looms. The man known as Chapman's partner, a fugitive from Atlanta federal prison, faces charges tied to the lower Manhattan $2.4 million mail robbery and subsequent prison time.
Government pilots and officials with numerous reporters awaited the arrival of former Lieutenant Osborne Wood aboard the freighter West Chetac off Tampa Florida. The ship was expected late tomorrow or Wednesday morning as Wood returns to the United States from Cadiz Spain and reportedly will take a position with a Tampa real estate firm.
During a Saturday protest in Paris the Sorbonne students dispersed shouting resign and shame on Herriot. A medical student received 13 days in prison and a 30 franc fine for violation and rebellion. Other first offenders received suspended jail terms and small fines.
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