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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
4
A fragmentary exchange asks why and what the man did, noting Yfe's dear has never told his Larber. The unreadable OCR limits further details about people, actions, or setting.
The address edition details an exchange where Green denounces Moscow backed tactics and the Russian red internationale while Purcell praises Russia’s new economy. Delegates cheer as calls arise for Soviet recognition, labor memorials, and a Washington radio station. A broad debate includes proposals for light wine and bread.
Springfield authorities move to exhume multiple bodies after arrest of Mrs Carey Strome of New Carlisle for the death of her stepdaughter Ellen Strome 14 last week. Ellen died after a New Carlisle test. Poisoning found. George Frock, her first husband, also may be exhumed though evidence weak. Mary Patt des, sister in law of Mrs Stromo, Mrs Faulder, also died suddenly.
Baseball officials and presidents honor Christy Mathewson after his death as the World Series game proceeds. Commissioner Landis pledges a fitting tribute, while President Keyser and President Johnson express deep sorrow for the legendary pitcher who defined an era with the Giants and later roles in baseball.
The Marlow theater offers a top tier vaudeville bill today with matinees and evening shows headlined by the Knox comedy quartet. The program features the O'Brien Sisters and Mack, Sinde Dale and Dixie, Delene, AW. CG. Cornfield, and Mantell's marionettes, plus an expensive First National feature “Single Wives” starring Corinne Griffith and a cast including Milton, Kathry Williams, and Henry B Walthall.
The piece chronicles Mathewson's dual role as pitcher and player for the New York Giants, noting his 1900s dominance, three shutouts in the 1905 World Series, and ties with Cy Young and Grover Cleveland Alexander. It covers his trades, later management pursuits, health battles, and enduring influence on the Giants through 1929.
The Associated Press reports four records set in New York on a day described as the world's press call play Walt. Operators worked on wiring as Mars players remained linked to the wire for the event.
Mary Pickford in United Artists production Little Annie Rooney opens at the Marlow for two days. The film features a satire of a Wald West Show with Pickford leading a gang of boys. Her comic performance and clever elias draw laughs from the audience as the tale unfolds making a possible season hit in Helena.
Gloria Swanson attorney Milton Cohen plans a Paris trip after a cable from Swanson asking him to verify the authenticity of the Marquis title tied to her French husband the Marquis De La Falaise et de La C Coches. He will confer in New York with Maurice Cleary, the actress business representative, who he believes holds papers proving the title.
Pittsburgh October 7 AP A long vigil in the chilly night drew several thousand fans headed by a woman, Mrs James Lauck of Wellaburg West Virginia, who won the first place in line and entered Forbes field as gates opened for the first game of the World Series. Mrs Lauck arrived outside the ball park at 1 o clock last night and was welcomed by the crowd amid orderly excitement.
A fragmented report recalls that broadceating stations linked by a single wire system carried AP reports across the United States and into Canada and Cuba. The narrative notes the wire’s reach, the spread of stories, and mentions the introduction of short stories to Europe via Arab routes.
Mount St Charles athletic association opens the social calendar with the first dance of the year in the Winter Garden. Alumni and friends have invitations. an expected large crowd will attend. Dancing runs from 9 to 13 with music by the Winter Garden orchestra under Willis McMahon in charge of arrangements.
The fictional glare of a Legion convention unfolds with factions over praising Col Mitchell, drafting a unified defense cabinet, and calls for an international court. Howard P Savage Edward Spafford John McQuigg compete amid protests while Provost Marshal Matthew Hartigan keeps order. A three toed fossil horse is also noted in Nevada.
In Los Angeles Oct 7 a man who abandoned a religious career to marry was sentenced in Superior Court to life in San Quentin for murdering his wife Della S McKibbin last July. He shot her then attempted suicide claiming she was unfaithful. Friends and a nephew helped fund his defense, but he would not withdraw his guilty plea. A note mentions the US issued its first stamp in 1849.
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