08 May 1920
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1920
Page
1
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a liver and bowel stimulant without calomel. Used 17 years in private practice, they claim to aid digestion with no pain griping or acid injury. Sold at 25 cents a box with claims of clearing clouded brain and tired feeling.
The conference deferred action until tomorrow on a resolution criticizing Governor Coolidge of Massachusetts for his veto of a bill legalizing beer production sales. Another resolution attacked Governor Phillips of Wisconsin over claims that laboring class conditions worsen crimes due to prohibition and enforcement.
In Rome on May 7, parliamentary circles say Prime Minister Nitti risks being overwhelmed as the Catholic party contemplates voting against him. Party members accuse his leniency toward the recent disturbances in northern Italy and question his strength amid the current crisis.
State canvassing board reports Republican presidential vote to Hiram Johnson in McCone and across Montana with Leonard Wood second. Democratic delegates largely fixed though one ballot from McCone may determine the eighth seat. Republicans sweep declared delegates led by Shelly group with large margins.
Memorial Day observance details for Helena are outlined with emphasis on crowd safety and advance ticketing. Esays note plans to guarantee entry and a large turnout, with organizers signaling continued events on the day.
The readable portion mentions Red Cross Blue and a remark about color and attire. The rest is garbled, offering no clear event, names, dates, places, or actions to summarize.
George Walters announces memorial day events led by the post committee with G A R and allied groups. Services on May 30 at First Baptist and First Presbyterian. parade marshal and orator to be chosen at a joint veteran committees meeting in Helena. Color guard, firing squads, and a male quartet sought for the program.
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