Y M C A Campaign Tribute Highlights Helena Support
The Helena community applauds the Y M C A drive in raising over 15000 to ease the association's debt. Butte business leaders and Helena volunteers organized and assisted, with praise for Secretary Parker and local press for backing the effort. The Independent notes the home values and parental involvement as crucial to future success.
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Young Men's Christian Association of
Helena
Butte
Parker
Helens
Montana
Lfe
Y.M.C. A
The
Independent
John Kain
the Independent
Supreme Court rules home inviolable without warrant
The Supreme Court ruling holds that a citizen’s home is inviolable under Article Four unless a search warrant is obtained. The decision arose from a case where city officers raided a residence, clarifying limits on searches versus automobiles. The article notes East papers’ reactions and the implications for law enforcement practices.
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East
U. S. Supreme Court
Upholding Warrant Requirements for Searches and Seizures
Justice Butler states that even a well founded belief of an item concealed in a dwelling does not justify a search without a warrant. The ruling reinforces that searches lacking constitutional procedure are unlawful despite probable cause, as guaranteed by Article Four protecting security in persons houses papers and effects.
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Justice Butler
Premature Hallowe'en Celebrations Alarm Helena Residents
Helena residents brace for pre Hallowe en antics as youths soap windows and fire small projectiles. Police warn juveniles may be escorted to court with parents liable for damages, though no notice has been issued yet.
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Hallowe’en
Helena
Hallowe'en
Religion as Cure for Civilization Peril, Coolidge Declares
The piece notes postwar lax law enforcement and Walstead Act concerns. It states indifference to law observance risks the nation and calls religion a necessary remedy, echoed by President Coolidge who affirms the sentiment. The author treats Coolidge's stance as decisive for policy.
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Coolidge
Best Editorial of the Day From The Baltimore Sun
A group of American aviators flying under the Sultan of Morocco flag bomb villages and harm women and children. The piece condemns the act as unAmerican and notes protests, including a proposed crime law by Senator Herrald, yet argues such conduct persists despite official objections and distant laws.
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Sultan of Morrocca
America
Teven
State Department
Jon W. Herrald
Oklahoma
Herrald
Morocco
Humane Education Society Rest Farm Alters Lives of Animals
Washington DC October notes the Humane Education Society for Friendless Animals operates an eighty acre rest farm in Montgomery County Maryland sheltering 40 50 cats seven horses two cows and between 90 and 150 dogs. The facility keeps kennels and private stalls for dogs with a runways while cats live in a roofed house with a sign of the black ert. Feeding is tailored to each class, costing about 200 dollars monthly. The society seeks funding to expand kennels and offer pet boarding to cover costs. It emphasizes it never kills animals and promotes kindness through school literature speakers and animal parades led by Laddie Boy and Persting horses during He Kind to Animals Week.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Engineer Corps
Army
Humane Education Society
Montgomery County
Maryland
Society
Washington Organization
The
Harding
General Persting
Humane society and animal care efforts highlighted in New York
The piece describes national and New York based humane groups including the American Humane Association in Albany, city and state shelters for small animals, and a New York clearinghouse for homeless dogs and cats. It notes horses receive a two week vacation, owner hardship if a horse is lost, and a long running Long Island facility caring for dogs, cats, and horses. It cites 100000 animals helped in 20 years with 73 percent of dogs and 50 percent of cats finding homes, plus an $800000 legacy. It also covers Washington Humane Education Society aims and California visitors inspired to start similar farms, all to improve life for unwanted animals.
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American Iumane Association
Albany
New York
Humane Education Society
Rest Farm
New York State
Tors Aid Society
New York City
2Te
Io Ure Society
Long Island
Washington Humane Education Society
National Capital
California
National Capital Debates French Debt and Syria Watch
Treasury officials forecast a lengthy series of exchanges on the French debt as Congress weighs fiscal policy. American destroyers were ordered in readiness to safeguard American interests in Syria while committee hearings continued on taxation policy with a long witness list.
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Treasury
Syria
House
Means
RAIL OFFICE ROBBED NEAR ROCK RIVER
The Union Pacific ticket office at Rock River 40 miles northwest of Laramie was robbed early today during the agent Mrs Lucy Riddle's absence. Thirteen dollars in cash a Union Pacific pay check and numerous tickets were taken. Clifford Whitefield 19 the suspect was arrested after the officer found all stolen property on his person.
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Laramie
Wyo
Union Pacific
Rock River
Lucy Riddle
Clifford Whitefield
Vandervoort lad puzzles officials
Allison Iowa October 24 Warren Vandervoort 17 slayer of his father Rev Vandervoort of Parkersburg was sent toward Fort Madison prison to serve life. The mother Mrs Delle Vandervoort faced distress yet praised his repentance and demanded peace with God. Observers debate insanity or parental repression as causes while the community accepts the sentence as just and waits for healing after a tragedy that shattered a high school student’s life.
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Gol
Stet
Purzzls
Warren
Hon
Vaswlersport
Parkerburg
Forest fires worse in daylight study finds
Minneapolis reports that forest fires burn more fiercely in daytime due to drier air near the surface after sunset. The Lake States Forest station at the University of Minnesota notes this and steps are being taken across Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan to equip offices with moisture meters, rain gauges, barometers, and wind instruments to improve data for prevention.
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Minneapolis
Lake States Forest
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Railways adopt American automatic coupler in Japan
In a single day a majority of Japan’s 74,100 freight cars and many passenger coaches were fitted with American automatic couplers, replacing the European standard. Over 310,000 couplers manufactured by a Chicago firm were distributed across Japan’s railway yards.
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Tokyo
Japam
Chicago
Janan
Answers to Questions from the Helena Information Bureau
Readers submit inquiries to The Helena Independent Information Bureau in Washington. The page provides brief Q and A on fleas, perfume shops in Paris, street certificates, Liberty motor use in air mail planes, organ stops, the origin of canards, ante-kill cones, Stevenson’s death date, Dayton pirate raid, military ranks, Conway, and R. J. Stevenson’s Nares character.
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Free Information Bureau
Washington
Independent
Helena
Paris
Wall Street
Liberty
C.E. S
Post Office Department
Air Mail
Cauy
Mudd
Texas
Robert Louis Steventon
Robert Louis Stevenson
Dayton
Ohio
K. i
M. C A
Ugh Conway
R.B
Frederick John Farpus
Conway
R. J.stevenson
Nares
O. R
Otis
Casco
Tiis
Rose Stevenson
Workers Sought Across Regions in United States
The United States Employment Service announces immediate needs for about 2000 cotton pickers in Roswell New Mexico and the Salt River valley Arizona, plus 300 copper miners at Butte Montana 25 harvest laborers at Sugar City Colorado 130 unskilled railway workers in Denver district and a few miners at Leadville Colorado Phoenix leads Salt River Valley effort with Denver as principal city.
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Denver
Roswell
New Mexico
Salt River Valley
Arizona
United States Employment Service
Department of Jahan
Phoenix
Butte
Mont
Sugar City
Colo
Leadville
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C.C. A
Xan
Baltimore Sun
By Morris
George Matthew Adama
Hoy I. Smith
Simpson M
Haskin
Vandervoort
Mother Mason
By Bess Streeter Aldrich
Nancy
Nebraska
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