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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1925

Page

3

Federal Reserve Charter Debate Separated At Atlantic City

The Economic Policy Commission of the America Bankers Association recommends keeping extending Federal Reserve Bank charters separate from amendments to the Federal Reserve Act. Delegates favor perpetuating the system while debating methods of operation. The report, presented to the executive council, may be sent to the resolutions committee and considered at the first general session tomorrow. An effort is planned to defer amendments to a later date. The association may memorialize Congress to allow charters to run indefinitely or for fixed terms. The report urges prompt resolution of the system's future to avoid growth in uncertainty hindering national progress.

Atlantic City Federal Reserve Banks Federal Reserve Act Economic Policy Commission of America Bankers’ Association Federal Reserve Yass Association Economic Policy Commission Executive Council Resolutions Committee Association Andmorialize Congress Federal Reserve System Iss

Shady Words Condemned In Azusa Church Sermon

Oliver Saylor urged his Azusa congregation to denounce a vulgar slogan on a highway sign in the business district describing Azusa as an ad culture. The crowd voted to condemn the sign as a shady play misusing the dam city theme but merchants defended the catchy phrasing as good advertising.

Azusa Calif A.pi— Suns San Gabriel Canyon Los Angeles County Seaeas

Purification Calotabs Health Ad Ends Pet Health Appeal

Physicians endorse Calotabs as a complete system purifier and a path to vitality. A thorough course once or twice weekly over several weeks purifies the body, restoring health. A family package with full directions costs 35 cents at any drug store.

How Kauai Heard About Lost Plane Rescue

Residents of Kauai learned of the rescue of Commander John Redge r and his four companions on September 10 after hearing a report broadcast from KGO in Oakland. Doris Durst of San Francisco relayed the news, prompting anxious local efforts as a submarine towed the seaplane to shore near Kauai. The incident drew amateur radio listeners from the island who heard the mainland announcement, with a late-night recovery culminating in the aviators being found alive.

Oakland Calif Associated Press Kauai KGO Elactric Pacific Coast Broadcasting Station John Redgera Doris Durat San Francisco Honolulu Pacific Heart Lihue Miss Durst Edith Rice Rodgers Dick Rice Statiion Nad Sthue Harbor Edith Connie Clarissa Rice Mr. Connie Snapper Thay Rawell Hawkliwills

Four Children Burned In Peters Home Fire

Everett Washington September 28. Four Peters children three boys and a girl aged 3 3 and 2 died in a house fire that destroyed the Peters home. Mr and Mrs Peters are in custody as investigators probe the blaze. A lamp is suspected as the cause and reports note drinking and quarrelling after a dance at the pavilion they ran.

Fverett Wash Nets Vaters Silver Lake Peters Volonter

Senate committee begins public lands hearings in Wyoming

Denver reports that Colonel A. S. Peek district forester and assistants depart for Rock Springs Wyoming where the Senate sub committee on public lands will open hearings on the administration of the public domain. The forestry service will provide requested information on national forests and grazing conditions as complaints from stock growers and leheen men are heard in Rock Springs with further hearings planned for Carper on October 2.

Denver A. S. Peek John H. Hatton Rock Springs Wye Senate Public Lands Forestry Sen Carper

Cholera in Manila Sees New Death Toll Rise

Officials report eleven deaths in Manila today as the cholera outbreak continues. Since the outbreak began, the city hospitals have logged 23 deaths and 14,000 cases.

Manila

Fragmentary note hints at a night arrival and extenuated events

A fragmentary text mentions an arrival during the night and references to a person. The legibility is poor and key details such as names, places, or exact actions are missing.

If I Marry Again at The Marlow Delivers Dramatic Doris Kenyon Star

Doris Kenyon, newly signed by First National, headlines the love drama If I Marry Again at The Marlow today and Wednesday. Critics praise her emotional range and call the performance among this year’s finest. The cast includes Jlord Hughes Frank Mayo Hobart Bosworth Anna Q Nilsson Myrtle Stedman and Dorothy Brock with direction by John Francis Dillon and supervision by Early Hudson.

Doris Kenyon First National Miss Kennoty Jlord Hughes Frank Mayo Hobart Bosworth Anna Q. Nilsson Myrtle Stedman Dorothy Brock Nenneth G. Clack Gilbert Frankaw Metropolitan Magazine John Francis Dillon Lilies Rimg Witt Tove Ainder Eary Hudson Lloyd Hughes

Air Service officers press for reform and autonomy

A cadre of air service officers led by Major Walter Kilner and Major Ralph Kove urged faster expansion of personnel and equipment and urged transferring control to fliers. Dr William Wilmer backed aviation medicine and a separate air corps. The anonymous congress testimony criticized war department slowness and poor high ranking representation, while warning of neglected training and readiness ahead of potential conflicts.

William Tf. Wilner Palmere Qind Washington A. 11 William Mitchell Walter G. Kilner Air Service Ralph Kove Brooks Field Texas Horace Mt. Thekman Kelly Field Thomas G. Langphin Selfridge Field Michi-gan Harvey Th. 8. Burwell John Hi. Pirie Fort Leavenworth Kan L. HH. Baner Army War College B. Q. Jones Air Servicer Hen. George Averonautics War Department Tanphier Kilner Army Air Branch Wilmer Jones Orare Soit Toonight Roger Senator Bingham Connecticut Hickmand Air Corps Patrick Hickman Department of National Defense

Shenandoah Valve System Debate Aboard Court

President of the court directs a communication of the will while Mrs Lansdowne widow of the wreck’s captain testifies she may speak. Lt Mayer testifies the valve change saved weight and helium, with no ignition risk. Officers discuss a separate air corps, defense departments, and funding for initial aircraft procurement and personnel as pilots push for reforms.

Sdverate Foley Achary Lansdowne Lansdowne Hoshopel Botanml OG. May mm Shenandoah Mayer Nad

Pin Hopes To Divers In Effort To Rescue Men

Rescue efforts for two sailors trapped in a sunken submarine continued as seas moderated near Block Island. The wrecking ship Monarch and wrecker Century awaited conditions for lifting operations. Sailors Marty Reinharther and William Reid faced peril as crews at the submarine base awaited news and Rear Admiral H. T. Christie reported only brief updates.

Pin Monarch Block Island Marty Reinharther Willian Reid H. T. Christie Camden Tesene

Sinking S-31 Rescue Efforts Hampered by Storm

News from New London and Newport report 33 men trapped in the submarine S-31 after last Friday’s collision with the City of Rome. Rescue attempts were delayed by heavy seas and equipment strain as divers placed cables and tried to raise the submarine in 23 fathoms of water. Officials criticized the Rome’s handling after the collision, while stressing the crew’s training and qualifications.

New London Court A.P Black Island Lyme E A. Flanagan Boston City of Rome Ocean Steamship Company Flanagan Weil Dobson Naval Base

Allies and Teuts to Talk Security Pact Locarno Meet

Paris reports that negotiations between the Allies and Germany for a security pact will open October 5 in Locarno Switzerland. Foreign Minister Briand confirmed the date after a meeting with German ambassador Mery von Hoesshh. Locarno chosen for secrecy and minimal outside contact with only a single telephone line.

Paris Germany Locarno Switzerland Mery Hoesshh Briand Locarna Sai Iy

Prison Break Clash Ends in Killings and Wounds

Convicts storm a chapel wall while guards fight back. Brown is killed after firing on the warden and others. Ray Smith is mortally wounded. Smith captured later with injuries. Warden Fenton notes Brown’s long escape plot tied to past kidnapping offenses.

Brown Ray Smith T. A. Kriger Smith William Fenton Fenton Morse Omaha Assur

French Debt Parley Still Futile Amid Slow Progress

Two joint sessions of the commissions for the United States and France produced proposals from both sides. France offered terms more acceptable than the initial 25 million dollar first payment while Secretary Mellon presented a counter proposal viewed as more favorable than the previous offer. Negotiations continue with private talks likely to shape any understanding as officials weigh future payments and rates.

United States France Mellon M. Caillawsx Treasury Winston Metlon M. Caillaux Melton

Religious indoctrination sparks sectarian debate at Antioch College

Corliss Morgan of Antioch College warned at Yellow Springs that indoctrinating children in religious teaching breeds intolerance and that schools should confine controversial matters to years of maturity. He urged universal values to guide intelligent minds toward unity and ethical living.

Denver Corliss Morgan Yellow Springs Ohio Antioch College Theane Rocky Mountain Conference of Unitarian Churches Valee Gord Macvern

Alien Mob Pester Parliament Men Report

A large crowd tried to reach the Caronia dock as the Alliance League of Nations delegates arrived. Police halted banners calling for unrestricted immigration and British imperial protest. Winston planned further talks with five French experts ahead of a joint session at 3 p.m.

League of Nations Non-Partisan Association John C. Clarke United States Supreme Court League and the Union Caronia United States Winston Winstom

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