Minority opinion on sugar graft case sparks debate
Washington observers note a sharp FTC dissent in the dismissal of a 1925 complaint against Larrowe Milling and 18 sugar concerns led by Michigan Sugar. The minority allege pricing acts by Michigan Sugar and Warren shaped beet pulp costs under a Pittsburgh plus system. The dissent accuses the majority of relying on an inadequate stipulation and dismissing key testimony, aiming to protect Warren during his nomination for attorney general.
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Washington
Thompson and Nugent
Federal Trade Commission
Michigan Sugar Company
Charles B. Warren
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Boston
Larrowe Milling Company
Detrot
Michigan Company
Warren
Senate
Ile
Opinio
Commission
Muling
Juste
Larrowe Company
Larrawe Company
Jews Study Mental Healing At Rabbis Convention
At Cincinnati the 36th annual Central Conference of American Rabbis opened with a discussion on mental healing as a religious issue. A committee proposed a test to determine if mental healing can be compatible with Judaism, with Rabbi Samuel Reeh noting Judaism can learn from Christian Science yet not adopt its methods. Rabbi Clifton Harvey Lev urged caution, warning many Jews have left the faith for Christian Science. he urged solutions come from within the temple, not external cults.
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Cincinnati
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Samuel Reeh
Seattle
Wash
Clifton Harvey Lev
Jewish Science, Inc
New York
Levi
Rabbinate of
America
New York City
New Notes On Powters Duty And Great Northern Moves
Powters will assume new duties as assistant general agent with travel across Montana from Butte to Great Falls. He discusses a potential sugar factory and notes no local staff changes. A train from Wenatchee carried 7.56 million apples to St Paul, highlighting GN engine performance. Powters, a 29 year GN veteran, rose from humble ranks in St Paul.
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Chinook
Bchedute Ahenit
Butte
Widlings
Great Falls
Great Northern
Montana
Panters
MacKenaie
J. Beckett
Ceer
Jncal
Powters
Wenatchee
St. Paul
Greater
New York
Middle West
Tke al
Veterans’ Association
Janel
James 1
Last St. Paul train wrecked near Hudson Iowa
Waterloo Iowa Oct. 23 AP The last St. Paul train No.6 on the Chicago Great Western line was ditched one and one half miles east of Hudson near here last night. As yet none reported injured though the engineer and fireman cannot be found.
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Waterloo
Iowa
St. Paul
Hudson
Don Q Son of Zorro at Marlow shows Fairbanks in bold athletic feats
Douglas Fairebanks stars in Don Q Son of Zorro at the Marlow, stepping from historic heroes to a romantic adventure. The photoplay adapts Dan Q’s love story from a novel by A and W Prichard, with Fairbanks performing remarkable whip acts, suspense, and daring feats as he pursues love and outwits danger in Spain and California.
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Douglas Faire Banks
Don Q
Zorro
the Marlow
Robin Hood
Bagdad
Dot Quixote
Jack Cunninghan Fron the Nover
Dan Q
A. and
Wesketh Prichard
California
Spain
Grace Lin
Don O
Imall Fairbanks
Don
al Zorro
Doug
Fairanks
United Artists Corporation
Califor
Fairbanks
Thras
Douglas Fairbanks
Zorra
Fairbenke
New York Times
Chicago Operatic Trio Opens Helena Artists Series
Chicago tenor Riccardo Martin headlines the Helena Artists Series winter program at Shrine Temple with soprano Myrna Sharla and baritone Louis Kreider. Martin, praised as America’s greatest tenor, rose to prominence after stepping into Met opera solos in 1916 and later performing with Boston Grand Opera on cross country tours. Tickets for season and single performances are on sale at Reeves' Music House.
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Riccardo Martin
Helena Montday
Chicago
Shrine Temple
America
Myrna Sharla
Louis Kreiderer
Barmtone
Mr. Martins
Helena
Martin
Afr Martin
Metropolitan Opera Company
Caruso
Métropolitan
Esasan
Boston Grand Opera Company
Ls Pinkerton
Tamaka Murra
Prindonna
Reeves’ Music House
Suspect Torture Theory in Chicago Hotel Murder
Chicago Oct 22 AP police probe grows as the death of 55 year old wheat trader Philip J Reaume is treated as murder after a fractured skull and extensive burns with skin removal are found on the body. A hotel attendant reported hearing groans two days earlier and finding him at the door severely bruised.
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Chicago
Philp J. Reannie
Joan
Dhown
Reauma
Hotel Attachea
Reaume
Question of sufficiency of charge at fair gage today
The Helena fair case debate centers on whether the information filed by the state clearly charges the defendants with illegal betting at the state fair. Judges and attorneys clash over whether the document provides specific facts and whether bets or unlawful acts are alleged, with defense urged to dismiss for insufficiency.
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Lable
Rasch
Carl Rasch
Helena
The
Fair Board
Choate
Colins
Generablies
Attorney Rasch
Montana
Supreme Court
Fair Grounds
Coolidge
Calvert Rung the Rewe Close for Headline Position
A vaudeville bill at the Marlow yesterday afternoon and evening featured Bernice Brin and her Peter Pan Revue as headliners with lively dance numbers. Charley Calvert, a Winter Garden favorite, drew strong laughs with a sharp, amusing single. Runners-up Mart, Roberts and O'Niel impressed, while Lyte and Tris Conner, Belk and Baring also provided strong entertainment in various acts.
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Marlow
Bernice Brin
Mart
Roberts
O'Niel
Charley Calvert
Winter Garden
Lyte
Tris Conner
Belk
Baring
Home brew accessories surge in hardware shops in Atlantic City
Atlantic City reports the rise of home brew accessories as a staple item for hardware dealers. Charles Williams of Streator Wisconsin told delegates at the American Manufacturers' Association convention that he has never seen personality improved by alcohol, yet the home brew trade has become as common as corn in his town and has impacted saloon accessory sales.
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Atlantic City
Charles Williams
Streator
American Manufacturers’ Association
Hay
Bulgars Pushed Back In Spirited Engagement
The first clash between Greek and Bulgarian patrols occurred Monday. Bulgarians reportedly reinforced at Dentir Rapu as Greek forces moved to compel Bulgarian evacuation of Greek territory. Greek notes allege Bulgarian provocation with concentrated forces and use of machine guns to aid possible cross border incursions.
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Dentir- Rapu
Petrich
Haff
Balsaris
Prise
Macedonia
Helena Company Faces Receivership Amid Damages Case
A Helena company faces receivership over bonds and mounting losses across its gas, electric, and street railway operations. Damages from a December collision case and higher interest costs hindered a refunding issue. Receivership, led by a New York firm, will oversee Montanan assets and firm operations while proposed motor bus experiments proceed.
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New York Corporation
Cour
Helena
Great Northern
Cport
Railway
Compar
Montana Public Service
St Ater
Eanysany
Too Bad Grarian Tlow's Business Ditto Rotient Pay
Macon Daily Telegraph reports a cryptic exchange as Grarian questions Tlow about business and Ditto responds that Rotient 1 has not yet paid the alienist, signaling a cash or debt dispute. The item reads as a clipped local dialogue note from the paper.
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Grarian
Macon Daily Telegraph
Italian War Debt Commission Sails for United States
Naples October 22 Italy war debt commission headed by Court Volpi left for the United States aboard the Duilio. Crowds cheered treasury officials and shouted Viva America as Archbishop Ianna of San Francisco met with Volpi in the stateroom. An earnest effort to reach a definite agreement was stated. Aberdeen Washington October 22 an agreement ends a 1300 worker strike in Aberdeen lumber mills after nearly four weeks.
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Naples
Italy
War Debt Commission
Bry Court Volpi
Duilio
United States
Rone
America
Volpi
Ianna
San Francisco
Aberdeen
Wash
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Louis Kreidler
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Bill Sthel
Jones & Kelly
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Howepapen
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Tatture
Pageena
Deures Wildland Romatdo
Deuces Wild
Calvert
Rewe
U.S. District Court
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Taw
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Schulte
A. T. Schultz
Schultz
Andrew Malm
Montana Railroad Commission
Malin
Telena Lieht and Railway Company
Matinee
Dor Q
Douglas Fairbur
Matinee Daily
Doe
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Commission ON War
C. F. Hall
East Helena
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Montana Ramblers
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Ralph W. Seyboldt
David H. Crowther
State Board of Pardons
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