23 Sep 1922
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1922
Page
1
Jamon Piedares, a Mexican resident of Mauriceville Texas, notified the Mexican consulate that a burglar, also Mexican, robbed him of 190 in cash and a 15 check and abducted his wife and four year old daughter. The incident occurred in Beautient Texas on September 224.
Amid Asia Minor refugee influx in Athens and a Greek wheat shortage, thousands flee the ruins as international aid lags. Deportations continue and Turkish abuses reported. Dr. Willard Paul appeals for mass burials to curb disease. aid ships scarce, only one Allied destroyer aiding salvage.
President Harding appeals for broad public cooperation to solve the coal shortage. He cites the need to limit coal purchases to current needs and to prevent unwarranted stockpiling while awaiting federal fuel measures. Spens will serve as federal fuel distributor for 40 days as plans mature.
The Associated Press reports in Portland that the concordat allowing Congregational clergy to be ordained by Episcopal bishops was ratified by the House of Deputies. Amendments to canon and divorce laws were debated as bishops and deputies move toward unified church governance and closer cooperation with the Federal Council of Churches.
The wool market remains active and strong as buyers purchase unsecured wools in bond and expect tariff effects. The Commercial Bulletin will publish detailed quotations for wools from Michigan New York and other regions, with prices listed for unwashed, washed and scoured types and regional variations across Texas Oregon Wisconsin and more.
Atlanta authorities report Judge Sibley of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia issued an order restraining the federal grand jury from considering any evidence against Marshall McKenzie. The ruling follows an alleged unlawful search of McKenzie’s apartment on July 14 and concerns names of his whisky customers. The decision aims to protect constitutional rights amid the ongoing investigation.
A federal district attorney was prevented from presenting to the grand jury any evidence, of any nature, that could have been obtained against McKenzie in the alleged unlawful search, under a recent ruling. In Wyoming fire report, Horse Creek valley near Cheyenne burned five square miles, grain and hay stacks destroyed, no human fatalities though some livestock perished. London obituary notes Sir Charles Jantley, a renowned English singer, died at his home in his 97th year after decades of concert and opera work including U S tours in 1871 and 1870s.
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