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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1925
Page
7
A garbled city page combines weather notes for Wotan Masth with names, addresses and businesses, including Dr Watt, Penel Bik W, a post office mention, and various traders. It reports a birth at St Johns hospital, legal cases over liquor laws, a dance class ad, a government pardon note, and a Minneton Bank robbery summary.
Anna Wf Sero files for divorce from J Sero on cruelty grounds and asks the district court to declare him in contempt for failing to pay 50 dollars a month support. She moves to strike his general demurrer and a hearing is set for next Wednesday at 10. Sero is described as a former federal enforcement agent at Seattle Techs, with Hazeltine’s office restructured.
Anthony Riley died in an automobile crash on the East Helena road last Tuesday. Accompanying relatives include Pat Riley Cast Helena and Tom Kaley Livingston. The body was sent to Swingston for burial. arrangements were handled by Verrman & Co. Also mentioned are Paul Bowers of Tastelena who died, and Henry in hospital recovering from injuries.
Fragmentary text mentions Mr and Mrs Towle, Atlas newspaper, Mrs Warner, and a secretary Anna Sitet. No clear event details emerge. References to a British concern and relief shipments hint at ongoing aid, with no verifiable dates or places provided.
In custody of Deputy Sheriff Jack Howard C W Anderson arrived from Billings with Exhibit A in a scissor hold under strain and battle and as eye. The complainant Cohan manager of Capital Commission says the candy bought from Anderson was not represented. A $205 dispute divides parties while Anderson faces arrest for settlement terms and possible charges.
The Lewis and Clark commission meets to hear public input on the proposed monument. Governor J F Linchson presides with Chief Justice Cal vlawa elected chairman. The commission will decide on the monument’s location and funding for the project as authorized by the nineteenth legislative assembly.
The Montana Automobile Association, newly incorporated and operating, will be the Rotary Club topic at Placer Nest Wednesday. A lush secrecy or the association will be the speaker as part of the usual program segments.
A sequence of three crashes on East Helena Road this week left Anthony Riley fatally injured and Pat Bowers seriously hurt. Deputies report a struck driver observed a vehicle on its side as cars swerved, with an unreported number of other vehicles involved. A second collision caused broken ribs and cuts to Titphes’s victims, while one student was uninjured.
Clare, a former Grounds for Divorce star, files suit in New York for divorce from James Whittaker, ex Chicago newspaper writer. She accuses desertion on July 14 1923 during their honeymoon in a New York apartment and argues he struck her at Tomik Lake Wisconsin two weeks earlier.
A Montana conference between state and federal highway officials reviewed maintenance needs for around 1,600 miles of interstate and federal aid roads. The group discussed costs, resurfacing, and a proposed parkway route from Kalispell to Tibby while addressing Kalispell residents' push to alter the highway plan.
Stewart returns from a trip to New York and Washington with Senator Walsh. He appears in excellent health after a brief visit and is expected to attend forthcoming events with Walsh and Senator Wheeler.
A severe storm battered aviation near Wheeling, causing a fatal crash that killed three airmen. One aircraft reportedly broke apart in midair and another landed at a nearby field, while five others were forced to divert or were damaged. Aboard the doomed flight were crew from Washington and Milghol area stations, with ongoing investigations into the incident.
Fragmentary notes recount a medical case of leprosy with bold claims of scientific potential. The report mentions early efforts to diagnose and treat the disease, noting debates within the medical profession and the hope that new approaches may slow progression. Text shows scrambled phrases and garbled names, but centers on a notable case and its ambiguous prospects.
Fragmented OCR presents a college era moral interrogation. It cites President Woo Thomy, state university ties, and young scholars facing conduct scrutiny. The piece notes generational shifts and calls for restraint amid campus expectations.
The text discusses North Pacific Railway springs and weight mentions, then shifts to a court matter in Deer Lodge. It references an assessment of a passenger weight, a conservative view on springs, and a district case with a defendant named John Tininr. It notes a license action to begin serving a sentence in Deer Lodge.
A local personals note describes a gathering or meeting in the capital area with mentions of Mulvaney WMnge Thom Lee and a carrousel of names. It references travel routes and a planned attendance at an elite event, with unclear dates. The fragmentary text suggests social arrangements and a focus on local figures.
The government filed an equity suit under the Sherman Act naming the Vorceliin appliance corporation and alleging restraint of porcelain asulitors. The action centers on antitrust charges and seeks relief against alleged unlawful corporate conduct.
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