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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1925
Page
7
Wortank More and Jous Havettied read as warmer Friday and Saturday with local notices about Marcelling services, a taxi line, Exide Battery Station offerings, and several community events. Names include Mrs. Tyan near the post office, Alan & Harker, Dr W E Dodd, Dr Frank J Tenn, and others amid a jumble of ads and notices.
Felena lodge No. 193 welcomed 97 members in person with five via telegraph, seven by letter and six by telephone. Chief Justice Lew J. Calloway spoke on duties. Judge Lester H. Loble led supper downstairs. The lodge orchestra and vocal quartet, with Fred Kelser, Mrs. George Mason, and others, performed. Toastmaster Lohle, Senator Ray Church, and Hob Hanson entertained as world series themes circulated. The program closed at 11 with a toast by Fred Meller.
The Montana public service commission declines Malta City request to examine and fix a sale valuation for Malta Light and Power property. It says the commission lacks authority to set valuations for sale, as only rate making valuations of public service property are authorized by the legislature.
Weld county district court orders Platteville school board to show cause on November 4 why they should not be barred from enforcing a Bible reading policy in public school classes. Charles Vollmar, a Roman Catholic farmer, challenges the plan claiming it fails to meet his faith. A September 13 protest saw Catholic students walk out during Bible reading time.
The funeral of Amhann Riley, a worker at Cast Helena and part of LAGngSt i Wale, was not yet arranged. He was killed in an automobile accident on the Vast Helene road Wednesday night, with the body at Herrmann and company. He died at St Peters hospital after being reported in encouraging condition earlier.
In San Francisco on an October day a petition seeks a writ of review by the United States Supreme Court in a patent infringement dispute between American Smelting and Refining Company and Ereenawalt. The case, argued before the U.S. Court of Appeals, concerns a roasting and scenting apparatus and prior art claims from 1910.
A series of short items reports visitors and moves: Mabel Taft of Townsend visits Metena near Oakland. Yrnng and son stay in Gardiner. Thomas of Lewistown on business in Melons. Mrs Gy BNMngehea returns from visit. Trank Melehrii of Livingston in the capital. Jol Schofield fragrant enjoying days in the capital. W. Child to depart for winter in La Jova. P Brizghe and L Prall of the American Railway express in Seattle. Parker Veazey attorney for Great Northern in Helena from Great Falls. Mrs Mre Rineman of Butte visiting with her children. Katherine Watley recovering at county attorney’s office. G JI Tanner promoter in city from Seattle. Mrs J M Clements leaving Helena for Los Angeles to join son.
John F. L. Vivien, federal prohibition administrator for Colorado New Mexico and Wyoming, announced today he would retain 46 prohibition enforcement officers currently in Colorado but has not yet selected units for New Mexico and Utah.
New Orleans October 15 AP Court action to compel the Episcopal house of bishops to restore former Bishop William Montgomery Brown’s seat was touted as his plan after today’s federal court dismissal. Judge Louis Burns ruled the court without jurisdiction and refused an injunction to halt his deposition.
The House of Bishops in New Orleans announced nominations across fourteen to fourteen districts, with contests expected in five districts as elections are set for tomorrow. Eleven names were listed for missionary bishop of Idaho, and one for Bishop of Merwin, with reports from the joint commission on the ministry discussed and added to the calendar.
Dublin reports reveal a reduced Irish language teaching budget with the technical committee trimming funds from 970 to 400 pounds. A government commission gathers evidence on the decline of Irish districts while the government maintains compulsory Irish subjects at primary level nationwide.
Federal court in Great Falls issues writ under Judge Charles N. Pray ending operations of the Minnie Jane claim by Butte Westie Mining. J Reuse Kremer filed for betting en Brothers Commercial and Maidwest Butte Development. Plaintiffs allege about $200000 in value removed from their claim.
Washington December 15. A proposal to bring all motor bus interstate operation under federal control was adopted today by the National Association of Railroad and Allied Commissioners and drew swift opposition. Jerome Fanciulli executive secretary of the District of Columbia Commercial Motor Vehicle Owners announced he would immediately convene a conference here of organizations of motor bus operators to plan a national fight against congressional acceptance of the proposal.
The infant son born October 12 to Mr and Mrs Gee Gussinan of Spokane Washington died yesterday in Spokane. The child's passing was confirmed by Ti tu Shellan, father of Mrs Graysinan, in a brief family statement.
A court filing shows MAS and Sanford seeking twenty thousand dollars in a lump sum from Norge and Almony. The case alleges extreme cruelty and neglect by the miner's family, with pending judgments and claims for alimony, settlements, and personal property. The document lists attorney representatives and outlines additional support requests and protective measures.
Scouts gather for a Sunday program at Congregational with talks by Thomas Wilbon, Avia Fredericks, and Murroughs area’s last active original members. They will share short talks as part of a community event inviting the talents of the boys and the public.
Preparations are under way for a kindergarten school to be conducted by Mrs. Harry M Atlas at 848 North Bento Avenue. Atlas has two years of kindergarten training in Seattle and taught in Seattle before moving to Ifelona.
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