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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1920
Page
1
Dr Edwards introduces Olive Tablets as a natural laxative for constipation and sluggish liver. The calcium free formula claims to stimulate normal bowel and liver action without forcing harsh measures. Many users reportedly take one or two tablets at bedtime for relief.
The text describes avoiding rough skin with a cosmetic wax treatment. It notes skin issues like redness and blotchiness and suggests a weekly wax regimen that purportedly clears pores, leaving skin looking white and smooth after a week or more.
In Mass a split among Irish Freedom adherents at the state convention led to departures and heated exchanges over linking to the national Irish movement. Delegates, including DeValera supporters, faced disunity as proposals to merge with the Irish independence effort surfaced amid a broader political rift. The Philadelphia and Pittsburgh factions pressed separate discussions while the national design awaited approval.
A translated dispatch reports a forged alliance between Ausoia and Turkey IA with a pledge of Turkish forces for liberation efforts and joint propaganda aims. It notes external powers and nationalist groups, including figures tied to Syria and Moscow, influencing the pact and regional control. The text alleges military and political commitments amid volatile foreign intrigue.
Wesleyan glee group plans a tour through Eastern Montana under auspices of Methos Alet Epworth leagues or related bodies. The itinerary includes multiple towns with performances by Cox, Linlee, Koehler, Calbertson, and others in a sequence that showcases the choir’s repertoire.
A Los Angeles chauffeur, hired to transport a person, faced an abduction claim after two armed men abducted him and took his car and money. Police investigated the incident, noting the driver reported the event and described the assailants and getaway. The case reportedly ties to a pattern of deceptive schemes and local security concerns.
Keith Collins in federal custody signed a confession admitting participation in a railroad robbery at Cowmeil Bluffs. He allegedly burned most of the loot, kept part on his person when arrested at Westville Oklahoma, and said he destroyed items due to fear of bands and security.
Rev Bishop J P Regis Canevin of the Pittsburgh Catholic Diocese resigns from his post amid unclear reasons and mounting questions. The church notes no immediate replacement and says matters will be handled in due course.
Fragmented report notes oil politics and impasse as the premiership faces delays. Mentions British envoys and ongoing tensions with unclear details, referencing parliament actions and a stalled session amid economic concerns.
Chinese consul protested a local theatre showing films they say insult Seattle's Chinese community. Police halted the screening Saturday, and a temporary restraining order in superior court bans further police interference. The theatre owners face a complaint alleging violation of a city ordinance limiting certain pictures.
Modesto California November 2 1919 Lou Trider alias Low Parker sought on a charge of offense against his sister was arrested in Louisville Kentucky after she shot a police officer there Trider escaped from Under Sheriff Dingley of Modesto while being brought here from Butte Montana in September 1919 by striking the officer with an iron hasp and leaping from a moving train near Carlin Nevada nationwide search conducted since then
Canadian Talastorte reports to The Associated Press that Japanese forces invaded Manchuria, burning villages and killing males as part of a campaign against Christian communities around Yong Jing and Chien Tao. Missionaries corroborate, with a commission sent to the scene as war reports cite 15,000 troops and widespread atrocities.
James Macey of Tacoma describes decades of stomach trouble, poor appetite, headaches, rheumatism and fatigue. After four bottles, he reports dramatic improvement: restored appetite, no indigestion or headaches, and better sleep. The testimonial cites Jel Fisher Prag Co Ady Taulac.
An interwar period report notes a surge in rail travel with over 38,000,000 passengers carried in a fiscal period ending September 30, 1920, marking a notable increase from prior years. The document, though garbled, references General Manager Hoover and annual earnings figures, hinting at a government or corporate reorganization and related operational changes.
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