09 May 1923
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1923
Page
1
Miss Coralli recounts escape from bandits near a stronghold as she and four others fled through rain and waterlogged rice fields toward safety. Bandits seized belongings, forced a hurried departure, and denied proper dress while guards fired on messengers, prompting a perilous night of fear and reliance on improvised comfort.
Reports from Winifred state that the oil showing in the Kansass Montana well is increasing. A good sample can be secured without difficulty and a test may occur within days. Managers plan further operations as locals believe the well will become a producer.
Washington May report states that a drive to attack crooks pushes a campaign by a former postal department official. A rapid order against a development interest in Texas is feared, and mail to Fort Worth is to be redirected to a company.
Approximately 15 000 harvest hands will be recruited in Iowa Kansas and Nebraska for service in Minnesota war fields Governor Prentice states today on final return by city Mo where he heard James of the
Iowa farmers show mixed views on President Harding and foreign policy. The piece notes a wave of radicalism subsiding, a strong cereal export program, and debate over the League of Nations and the international court. It contrasts Republican and Democratic lines, mentions tax and bond measures, and forecasts upcoming political contests in the state.
The piece describes a whimsical wartime gag about a Japanese invasion of America, reimagined as parasitic flies attacking gypsy moths to harm New England orchards. It highlights Uncle Sam’s entomologist Summers rounding up these “antante” parasites to protect crops.
The article outlines Montana banking law Section 607 and procedures for banks facing impairment or insolvency. It describes steps the superintendent of banks must take, including notifying governors and attorney general, and potential appointment of a receiver. It notes the governor and attorney general review the statement before ordering actions and details the receiver petition process in district court.
Awash dress trimmed with motifs of light wet oilcloth from Paris, praised for its ornamental look and practical washability. The material’s sheen and durability offer stylish appeal while remaining easy to clean.
All over embroidered coats with ribbon bow fastenings dominate the season. The look gains traction as designers promote this intricate style, shaping what appears to be the prevailing mode in outerwear.
Oil discovery activity dominates the Winnett field as George Fowler and Guy Woodworth relocate the West Done well in section 6 35 28 with rigging starting today. Shaffer well near the discovery advances, Devereaux and Mid Northern offsets proceed, while the Republic well shows drilling in Brash Creek structure near 2 500 feet with an air show in the hole. Mark Hawk results remain uncertain as tool siting and casing for two more wells proceeds amid limited prospects.
Report notes no new findings at the Whaley well and that drilling in the red beds proceeds. The second Cat Creek shaft is expected to begin soon. Associated Press reports Washington and northern Idaho camps refuse IWW members employment, while some workers who joined the general strike are unaffected.
St Louis featherweight Babe Hernan outpoints Harry Kabakoff in a heated W round match. Local fans watched as Hernan controlled the action with sharp counters and steady defense at a St Louis venue, securing a clear decision victory.
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