14 May 1921
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1921
Page
1
A health warning extols four ounces of Rad Salts as a cure to neutralize urinary acids and flush sluggish kidneys. It claims wheat can paralyze kidneys and cause dull kidney pain, rheumatic twinges, and cloudy urine, recommending Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive remedy.
Canadian oil company planes mark a historic far north landing at Fort Simpson after challenging trek from Norman. Rain, snow, and scarce fuel tested crews while Indians watched in awe as two large aircraft returned toward Peace River. RCMP Sergeant Thorne recently returned from Edmonton after a murder charge flight, while exhumation and investigations nearby revealed a poisoning case with Dr. Wenham's findings.
News from Honolulu reports Paul Southard, husband of Lyda Southard, seeking to aid her extradition to Idaho to face murder charges in the death of her fourth husband, Howard Meyer. A deputy sheriff plans to sail for San Francisco May 18 with extradition papers signed by Governor Davis.
Chicago May 13 Alderman Anton Cormak moves to end fake wrestling plots by halting permits for shows and seeking an honest tournament for the heavyweight title. He cites bouts framed to lure bets and promises reform, noting past schemes at ringside and urging promoters to present legitimate contests.
A fragmentary conference record quotes President Robinson of the American Bankers Union urging electrification expansion. He insists market demand, housing, factories, schools, churches, and theaters require massive capital to build out power lines and plants, while noting over capitalisation harms rates and that electric service will lower living costs. The text connects electricity to national progress and resource conservation, with musings on sun spots and physiology as abrupt ending.
Dr. K E Morton chairs the music industries committee at the Mines Trades convention. He denounces jazz as a virulent force linked to violence and decay, equating it with voodoo. He urges music that is virile and patriotic, restoring order and reviving Home Sweet Home.
Frederick W. Rubien, secretary of the Amateur Athletic Union, sails on the Mauretania en route to Switzerland for the International Amateur Athletic Federation meetings. He aims to push recognition of world track, field and swimming records set by Americans since 1914.
Washington report says Mrs Emma C Bergdoll mother of draft dodger Grover Bergdoll hid 165000 in gold from the treasury in fall 1917. She refused to name trial place but hinted it was far from Philadelphia near Hagestown.
The conference report on the emergency immigration restriction bill was adopted today, sending the measure to President Harding for approval. Also noted, Mrs Shields of Virginia was decorated as a chevalier of the Legion of Honor in Paris for her World War I nursing service.
Jayne Hill Pinestorio Portflic in Washington May Odn Dayiu Jayne HM of New York has firmly declined to be considered for ambassador to Japan, while he is said to be foremost among those under consideration for ambassador to Germany as diplomatic relations with that country resume.
The coast wise steamer Yale of the Los Angeles Steamship Company will sail from Los Angeles harbor on Monday after a brief interruption caused by a crew strike. Minor difficulties have been adjusted and normal operations resume.
London May 13 The decree of Wiveree granted November 9 last to she Duchess of Marlborough for popularly Consuela Vanderbilt, which dissolved her marriage with the Duke of Marlborough, was made absolute today.
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