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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1925

Page

4

Tragedy of Ruth Tabor Leaves Jury Uncertain

Chicago coroner's jury could not determine how Ruth Echo Tabor died after being found scalded in her apartment. They ruled death by scalds but said the manner of infliction remains unknown. Milwaukee reports quote Mrs. John Last disputing the Chicago identity as an impostor.

Chicago Ept Associated Press Ruth Echo Milwaukee John Last H. A. Tabor United States Mary Echo Tabor

Noted Meagher Home Razed in Virginia City Fire

Virginia City September 23 The historic home of General Thomas Francis Meagher once a Montana territorial official was destroyed by fire along with two other residences. The Kramer home was occupied. Meagher’s residence and Mrs. N. D. Johnson’s house burned as flames spread through the old mining town. Loss estimated at 210000 with no insurance. Local and neighboring fire departments failed to stop the blaze in time.

Virginia City Thomas Francis Meagher Montana Herman Kramer N. D. Johnson Meagher H. D. Saems Kramer

Walsh Says Arms Meet Up to Cal

Walsh asserts the arms reduction conference is contingent on U S approval and warns that U S participation is important even if invited by others. He discusses Salt Creek oil field investigations and pending Wheeler case actions, noting he will seek timing with the justice department. In Dallas, Colonel Mitchell says he would target Africa if ousted, as he travels to testify in Coolidge administration reviews.

Walsh Cal League of Nations League Congress United States Salt Creek Teapot Dome Montana Senate Public Lands Committee Wheeler Department of Justice Burton K. Wheeler Africa Dallas Tex Asociated Press William Mitchell Army Air Service Mitchell American Air Service San Antonio National Capital President Coolidge

Startling Conditions Reported By Churches Debate Prohibition

The Federal Council of Churches report is described as frank and truthful by Capt. William H. Stayton and Rev. Frederick Ernest Johnson. Editors S J Fickel and F Scott McBride call it a clear view of the duty of church forces, while press opinions deem it the best public facts effort yet on the issue. The Literary Digest carries a summary with public opinion from September 26.

Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America William H. Stayton American Association Against S. J. Fickel F. Scott McBride Anti-Saloon League of America Federal Council Federal Council of Churches Press of America

Digest Preview of This Week's Striking News Articles

A digest lists prominent article titles such as New Turkey's Lightning Changes Bolshevik Propaganda and Railroads Losing Their Passengers. Other items cover Wagner on the Silver Screen and The Human Side of the Shenandoah Disaster. The list poses questions on marriage rituals and church unity, with topics ranging from economics to social trends.

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