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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1925
Page
1
The article discusses efforts from Teats oly and allies toward League of Nations membership after World War I. It notes skepticism in Germany about alliance commitments and emphasizes the need for a credible international treaty framework.
Road men prepare for a convention with a large delegation expected from several points. The Yellowstone Trail Western Division plans a session at Jefferson Island tomorrow with Jods Weslett of Lute County presiding and Shadon Lalford of Jefferson Island hosting a dinner at 2 o clock for attendees.
Sacramento Cahf Oct 11 a dynamite blast occurred just after 1 am at the downstairs entrance of the Sacramento county courthouse tearing two large steel doors from their hinges. The night watchman on the floor above escaped uninjured. Police have not determined a motive.
A Helena Independent Classifieds notice promotes furnished rooms and rental space emphasizing convenience and demand. It urges readers to place ads and contact an Ad-Taker at the listed Helena phone number to fill vacancies quickly.
The search for Charles Ames ends as his airframe is located on a mountain near Bellefonte. The wreckage lies beneath four towering trees forming a natural cover. Ames' body is recovered from the cockpit as hundreds of searchers and Bellefonte airmail staff converge on the scene.
A 1930s city and state fundraising drive aims to collect large donations for foreign relief. New York leads with significant pledges while states like California Massachusetts Ohio plan about a million each. Quotas vary from $100 in Idaho Nevada and Vermont to multi million sums in major states and the metropolis of New York.
Five people were killed and a sixth presumed fatally injured when a Southern Path express train struck an automobile near here today. The vehicle, believed driven by Frank S. Davidson, 57, of Los Angeles, carried Davidson, his son George F. Drageon, an unnamed boy, and an unidentified elderly woman. Irene Davidson was rushed to a hospital with critical injuries.
At the Michigan state fair grounds a racing car plowed through a fence injuring 26 spectators. One driver died en route to a hospital. four spectators are in serious condition. The crash occurred during the event at Waters.
Six Toronto residents were killed when a Canadian National railway flyer struck an automobile carrying two families near the city. The driver of the car attempted to cross in front of the plane.
Washington notes Ras Thain delivers a masterful victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates at Griff Ith Stadium. Walter Johnson, famed as the smokiest pitcher, dominates the game, keeping Pittsburgh from mounting a comeback. The 1925 World Series stands at 3-0 with the Senators ahead, as Philadelphia?
World standings fragment lists Washington and Pittsburgh among teams in a standings table with unclear context and repeated garbled text. No clear scores or dates are readable.
Readable bits show multiple game items with scattered scores and player mentions. The text is heavily garbled with typos and missing context, offering no coherent event or outcome to attribute a definite headline or summary.
The Episcopal Church may become a constituent member of the Federated Council of Churches of Christ in America pending recommendations from a committee. The General Conference will decide early this week whether to accept full participation in a move seen as advancing unity among denominations.
A man identified as Charles Robinson died in a Butte hospital at 11 45 tonight following a reported suicide attempt earlier in the afternoon of September 22. A revolver bullet wound was found in his room and a note in his clothes drawer is said to indicate intent.
A west bound Continental track wreck near Arlington-Portaat injures twenty persons and kills a fireman. The incident disrupted navigation and halted rail operations as rescuers and officials investigated the crash site and transported the injured.
Edward C Shanahan, a department operative, was shot tonight by Marin Durkin, a former convict who escaped after a pursuit for stolen cars. Durkin fled the scene as officers closed in, and the investigation into the incident continues with no immediate arrests reported.
An oil tank blast in the city center killed Mia Trene Tope 40 and severely injured Rosok Bourgnet and Mrs Ren Jillet in a chaotic incident at Nastangat Galli. Proprieter Reguera Bouquetky reportedly stored the gasoline when the explosion occurred.
In a shaky transcription a derby page notes Miaz ie Barber and Mrs Red Goza Up leading in a Derby with Sayg Murphy quoted. The garbled text references race details, side notes about Mare Rather and Red Triangle, plus scattered notes on gym workers, policing, and city figures.
Census estimates list Chicago near three million residents and show other city populations across states. The figures include Montana towns like Anaconda and Great Falls, with Helena and Missoula given for January 1 dates in early 20th century counts.
A storm on the Atlantic coast distressed four excursion craft and left at least eleven tourists missing after the Clara B capsized near Sebastian Inlet. Coast guard patrol boats operating from Nantucket to New England rescued several. others remained adrift with fuel scarce. The incident followed earlier reports of boats out of Nantucket and Boston.
A sweeping general strike erupts across France affecting hospitals, transport, and government offices. Workers demand higher wages and protest austerity measures as unrest spreads nationwide amid tense political climate.
Fragmented OCR text discusses mud guards and attire with unclear references to people and events. The readable lines hint at a product or fashion update amid garbled names and phrases. No clear dates, places, or organizations emerge from the legible content.
A 1940s era memo notes a resolution before the American Federation of Labor advocating Soviet recognition. The document cites committee reports and debate over foreign policy and alleged industry ties, with names such as Swart and Shafir appearing in the discussion. The text is fragmentary and references public disclosures from the time.
A fragment from Calbers Weekly outlines boys misbehaving between home and school and after hours. It suggests a moral lesson on companionship and the need for proper conduct and guidance.
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