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Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1925

Page

3

Episcopal Church Declines Federal Council Membership

New Orleans Oct 16 AP The Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States decided not to become a constituent member of the Federal Council of Churches. A New York bishop praised the council's courage amid a survey critical of prohibition. Bishop Gailar criticised certain members as hindering Christianity. The deputies supported a ruling opening read prayers to women. Grace Lindley of New York was reelected executive secretary of the Wotten’s auxiliary, with Mrs Johnson of Oregon named to the executive board.

New Orleans Protestant Episcopal Church United States House of Bishops Federal Council of Churches New York Gailar Federal Council House of Deputies Grace Lindley Wotten’s Auxiliary Wiliam Johnson Oregon

Chinese Mutiny Threats At Tsing-Tao Reach New Height

Chinese sailors threaten bombardment of Tsing-tao as three warships head toward the port from Chinwantao. Chinese soldiers place field guns and fortify positions while Americans and British seek refuge in consulates and mission compounds. Negotiations continue amid rising tension and possible naval intervention. In Guyandotte, bandits lock in employees and customers in a vault and rob the state bank of seven thousand dollars.

Tsing Tao China Tsing-tao Chinwantao Tsing- Tao

Old King Winter Begins His Reign

Denver reports King Winter conquers fall across the Rocky Mountain states with two to three inches of snow in Gallatin County Montana. Forecasters predict a brief reign as warm weather returns soon. thaw and sun may end the usurpation. In Boteman, the season’s heaviest snowfall blankets eastern Gallatin County delaying threshing operations.

Denver Winter Rocky Mountain Colorado Montana New Mexico Wyoming Weather Bureau Gallatin County Boteman

Frenzied Street Market as Lists Rise and Rush Continues

The Frenzy Street market shows a surge in demand with steel and motors lifting prices after a trading wave earlier. Brokers faced delayed official tape, heavy order flow, and crowded offices as long hours cut lunch breaks and workers labored into extended shifts. Wood markers noting salt deposits fade as U S engineers survey the Great Salt Lake desert.

Mojors Hear Stock Exchange Manhattan U. S Great Salt Lake Desert

Big Interests in Irrigation Fight

San Francisco October 16 AP. Senator Hiram W. Johnson warned Imperial Valley residents of floods from the Colorado and private interests seeking to deprive them of irrigation water. He urged Swing-Johnson bill passage to fund flood control and irrigation resources without U.S. expenditure, saying the Colorado should remain American. He cited $5,000,000 in annual losses from water shortages and condemned powerful interests threatening development plans in Los Angeles and beyond.

San Francisco Imperial Valley California Colorado River United States Hiram W. Johnson Commonwealth Clan Congress Mexico Colorado America One Big Power Corporation Los Angeles

Levee Talk Cautions France’s Finance Chief at Nice

Caillaux accepts to stay in Nice and work with the financial committee on a radical party tax plan. He warns that Germany’s capital levy wrecked its finances and urges a safe, advanced fiscal program before any adoption.

Caillaux Nice Financial Committee Germany

Navy aviation defense debate during 1920s testimony

The report outlines plans to determine a course for a forthcoming President Coolidge report. Naval attache and Shenandoah designer Commander Towers discussed aviation adequacy under war, opposing a national defense department while supporting some defense ideas. Army air figures backed a defense department and a flyover of 35 planes by BrigGen Feslicer’s air brigade precedes maneuvers at Aberdeen.

President Coolidge Congress Naval Attache John H. Towers Navy Department of National Defense Army Arnold Washington

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