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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1925
Page
5
The Helena article argues for local control of the Y M C A and Boy Scouts, criticizing international officers. It cites independence of the Helena Y W C A, its funding, and contributions to other activities. The piece also condemns Iowa authorities for arresting the husband of a murdered woman over relationship rumors.
In Helena the Independent urges combining Boy Scout and YMC A activities to use the $140 000 YMC A plant more efficiently. It questions funding separate scout Headquarters and five meeting places, arguing a single facility would better serve boys and reduce waste. It also notes prior appeals for Scouts and YMCA funds and calls for readers to consider supporting a unified approach.
A речь at Geneva by Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick argues Christianity should foster an international spirit to curb nationalism and war. Critics accuse him of atheism and treason for broadening public duty beyond nationalist patriotism, labeling his stance unchristian and unpatriotic.
Washington DC September 27 A statue of General Jose de San Martin will be unveiled in Judiciary Park on October 28 as a tribute from Argentina. The copper statue weighs five tons and rests on a grand onyx cornerstone. it accompanies 210 tons of materials from Argentina including bricks, granite, cement and sand. The pedestal bears bas reliefs of San Martin’s army crossing the Andes and Peru’s independence proclamation. San Martin, born in 1778, fought for liberty across South America, guiding campaigns from Mendoza to Chile and Peru, and was revered as a liberator alongside Bolivar and Washington. He died in Boulogne in 1830.
Navy officials kept hope for some crew of the submarine S-5 alive as officials testified before the president’s air board. President Coolidge urged a Woodrow Wilson likeness stamp for the post office. Debts and commissions faced suspension while data prepared for a presentation tomorrow. The commerce department said Britain extended its embargo on several U.S. states due to foot and mouth disease.
A plan backed by American capital proposes building wider tubes beneath London streets to move goods by air pressure. The system would replace street haulage, improving traffic flow and reducing congestion within the city.
Lakehurst N J Sept 29 F Lieutenant Anderson aerologist testified at naval court of inquiry that ignoring weather advice kept Shenandoah on its course into the storm. He said turning south earlier might have given a better chance to avoid the disaster. Anderson noted subsequent advice to head south also went unheeded as the ship battled a sharp, brief storm. He stated Lansdowne declined to heed signals since no concrete danger appeared. widow of Lansdowne said she desires to testify and Heinen, former Zeppelin pilot, to be called tomorrow as witness. A move to Washington for the investigation is being considered.
The Helena Independent Information Bureau offers to answer readers questions for two cents postage, detailing its services and directing inquiries to Frederic J. Haskin in Washington, D. C. The Q&A covers topics from child labor laws to diamonds value, sea lion fur, Berlin portraits, cremation, and Rainy Lake location, with a mix of historical notes and clarifications.
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