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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1919

Page

1

Quarantine Raid Row Over Health Board Statement

The Lewis and Clark County Board of Health repudiates midnight arrests on South Main and declares the quarantine procedure lacked county and city health board knowledge. The statement, issued after a special meeting, emphasizes health rules are separate from bootlegging and prostitution penalties and should not be politically motivated.

Lewis and Clark County Board OF Health South Main Melesty County Board of Health Punty Board South Main Street AtOorne Gyneral Ford Uave Ingis W. Lt. Poorman District Court Raheny Cory Pus Isaak Sidge Poorman W. M. Biges Geer W. Lonstram Canney Counts Physician

Geta-It Corn Remover Promises Quick Relief

An old advertisement touts Geta-It corn remover as a fast cure for corns and calluses. It claims painless skin by peeling away excess with a few drops, leaving skin smooth. Sold nationwide with brand names Lawrence & Co and Parone arn Drug Co in various drug stores.

Myme Unite of Corns Lawrence & Co Chlears Parone Arn Drug Co Chatfield Drug Store

Hoover Back in Europe Talks on Need for U S Aid

In a speech, Mr Hoover argued Europe faces major economic tasks postwar. He urged wide credits to sustain trade, praised normalization of prices, and urged American aid to reconstruction including food relief for children. He warned stability depends on actual peace and credited Europe’s postwar recovery to credits and markets.

Hoover Europe Hower League of Natings Asia Minor Hoover Sait

Age Old Fiction Turned Up Again in India Patent Stone Tale

A dubious English tale claims a British subject in India found the philosopher's stone and turned base metals to gold, prompting fear of undermining the gold standard. Critics dismiss it as preposterous, likening belief to other legendary hoaxes and noting historical curses on alchemists.

Mne Ume Male- Wo Uridgeport Cre England India Anriee Yim Hevell Joan of Atg Bowen Doc Conk Nerémole Kitchener North Sea Uiey Tiberius Caesar Recon Marrixon

Infernoes of Flame Rages as City Burns and Firemen Hold Line

Fire Chief John Keilon is recalled to coordinate the battle to quell a massive blaze. Firefighters endure explosions and extreme heat while defending a burning plant and shielding civilians. Dozens of tons of coal ignite as flames darken the city and illuminate the night. Fraternal groups rush to shelter evacuating residents amid the disaster.

John Keilon Inferno Taptla

Reception for Overseas Welfare Workers at the Y.M.C.A.

A reception and program for overseas welfare workers will be held at the Y.M.C.A. building next Saturday evening. The event, planned by the association directors with new secretary Fred I. Vargellis, aims to honor workers in the city. J W Kotter heads the organizing committee. details to be announced.

VW. Me Dinus

Rehearsals Today For Minstrel Program At Marlow

Local groups stage a traversity and the play Anthony and Cleopatra at Marlow theater next to the Commercial club. Rehearsals begin at 10 am at the Elks Hall with a second session at 2 pm. The minstrel show leads the first two nights of fair week, followed by the traversity.

Marlow Anthony Cleopatra Mwe Mitow State Sair the Elks Yrara

Warrant Issued for Gene Rooker in Joah

Deputy Sheriff Jim Larnes Jett served a bench warrant last night in Salmon City Salin for Gene Rooker who faces a grand larceny charge. Police allege he possessed a quantity of wagons and foodstuffs belonging to others. the arrest followed weeks after the incident at the lake town.

Jim Larnes Jett Salmon City Salin Gene Rooker Te Fa Lake Town Sheelffratlaker

Plans for Bigger Montana Fair Pavilion and Exposition

Directors of the Montana state fair outlined next year’s expansion aims to erect a gigantic pavilion for sheep and cattle judging and sales, and to boost feeding stock education by 4H youth. County exhibitions will grow, with Fergus, Valley and Flathead pledging larger displays, while poultry shows gaining statewide leadership and value to the industry.

Cigtion Sheen Montana Spen Horace Ensign Jaruer Ponope Baby Coyners Nad Fergus Valley Flathead O. S. Warden Great Falls Sid J. Coffee Mr. Coffee Aly Coffee

Mercier to be escorted to Archdiocesan residence and City Hall

War worn Mercier will proceed to the arch-episcopal residence of Arch-Bishop Hayes and be received in the allermanic chamber by Governor Smith, Mayor Hylan and other officials. In the evening a banquet will be tendered at the Waldorf Astoria by the city.

Mercier Beleinm Hayes City Hall Smith Hylan Waldorf-Astoria

Miners Back to Rails Strike Urges Nationalization

Cleveland Sept 18 The United Mine Workers convention called for vigorous federal action to curb food gamblers and profiteers and urged penalties to stop price marking. It pledged alliance with four great railroad brotherhoods for joint political and industrial action toward nationalizing railways and mines and other mutual economic goals.

Cleveland Unites Mine Workers of America Great Railroad Brotherhoods

Printers of State Meet Here Today

Delegates from most printers unions except Livingston and Bozeman gather for the second annual typographical conference in the Labor hall at 9 this morning with a business session planned. An afternoon session follows with banquet to be served. editors and business managers of local papers invited. Key figures include Magor Fiststough Lewistown Charles Hardy Missoula John Swinton Miles City Otto Zeening A Be Canary W Lafleur Helena J Filer Angeonin A J Hart Billings John Green W A Woerth Butte J F White Mr Parr and Mr Smith Great Falls H A Miller Hayre.

Motta Livingston Bozeman Eddy Cate At & Lot John Baker Itl

Water Carnival Big Splash at Broadwater Plunge

Doctors praise Bon-Opto eye strength claims as crowds attend the Water Carnival at Broadwater Plunge. The program features diving acts, mermaids, fire and water displays, and pedestrian feats by Alphonse King. Testimonials claim eyesight improves with Bun-Opte tablets sold by local druggists.

Broadwater Plunge Aing's Broad Veo Leia Catudal Humphrey Dick Chase Sailor Lad Monte Cristo Niaraga Falls

Visitors and residents trade updates at local scene

A string of names appears from Missoula and Great Falls as locals and visitors travel through epsville and nearby towns. Martins, Nelhar, Sears, Beversen, Piller, Tripp, Brysen, and others are listed among arrivals and departures, with trips to Milwaukee and the south noted and a brief mention of a Marquette University plan.

Increased facilities at Yellowstone Dane

Livingston Sept 12 Yellowstone National Park reports high tourist numbers with 89 campsites needed to accommodate families and parties. Authorities plan fifty camping grounds with sanitary facilities and caretakers, plus a $30 000 dormitory at Canyon hotel for staff and an artistic log dining hall to boost guest services.

Livingston Yellowstone National Park Canyon Hotel

Oscar Miller Narrow Escape In Train Collision

Oscar Miller of 1630 Boulder Avenue escaped likely instant death when his car was struck from behind by a freight train being moved on the Great Northern track toward the Northern Pacific yards. The crash dragged the car about 20 yards before separation. radiator and fenders were damaged. Miller, shaken, resumed work later that night.

Oscar Miller Boulder Avenue Great Northern Northern Pacific Helens Avenue Miller EAS Millet

Bishop Wise Preaches on Postwar Rebuilding at St Peters

Rev James Wire bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Kansas will lead the morning service at St Peters Church. His sermon centers on the nationwide reconstruction work undertaken by the church and its plans for the postwar era. He is among clergy chosen to present church aims to the nation, with comments on postbellum conditions and future prospects.

James Wire Episcopal Giocese Kansas St. Peter's Church Episcopal Church

Checker Tournament Semi finals set at Commercial Club

Four players advanced to the state checker tournament semi finals after elimination rounds last night. Joe Canning of Feljna scored 15 points, George Cook of Lewistown 12, Lepper of Glasgow 10, and Dr HR Prairie of Hebens also 12. Lepper defends his title as state champion. semi finals and finals scheduled for today and later this week.

Caom Joe Canning Fel Jena George Cook Lewistown Lepper Glasgow

Thompson 15 Promoted State Superintendent

A B Thompson appointed superintendent of Helen office and retains other duties. He has not been appointed state superintendent of The Bradstrest for pany. Bolings and Great Falls offices, as well as Fret nan Great Fane, appear in the notice with unclear details.

A.B. Thompson J Nat Bradstrest Forpany

Prison Lt Henry to leave Helena for Camp Chater mustering service

Lieutenant Henry of Chines spent last week in Helena and will depart today for Camp Chater in Minnesota for mustering with the Sessik Man tanavegiment. George W Paris Sr, a county attorney, and Mrs Maria McDermott have returned from their Nonesmoon trip and are at home to the Rinekstane.

Henry Chines Helena Camp Chater Mien Sessik Mantanavegiment France George W. Paris Wisbwhdle Cortverty Miva Maria McDermott Rinekstane

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