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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1928

Page

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Primaries Near Chicago Spark Rifts and Violent Clashes

On April 10, amid bitter primaries in the Chicago area, threats and personal attacks dominated the day. Police and federal forces clashed repeatedly as Republican factions rallied around candidates like Deneen and Crowe, with tensions peaking over the shooting of a deputy and a pastor.

Chicago Martech Vvia Jence Aso Stites Ok Conty Kates S Dieneen Vines Tomtius Tudge John Swanson Republian Fens Robert Crowe Ard Oo Howdwatts Willan Flo Thompson Deneen Slams Crows Deneem Retacity Crowe Torn Sintence Ascassin Tan Kenley Thy Wihare Reais & Manipal Cone Wal Betty Paler Federal Unitedly Beatty Tor Sanad Litelian Corportian Iiterrogete Pris Jer Towidul Hint

Dixon Seeks Senate Seat Outlines Platform in Montana

Former Governor Joseph M Dixon formally announces his bid for the United States Senate. The piece tracks Dixon’s platform, political alliances, and key supporters in Montana, noting Walker and others who influence the race as the Republican field forms. The article signals ongoing reporting through Page Ten.

Dixon Senate Joseph M Dison United States Independent Montana Dya Missoula Offiente Walker Sen Tven Patthirul Taceein Lawl Paul Deer Lolee Neshemne Tim Anere Liz Walker United States Senate Wunselt Ansterd Beth

Smyrna Earthquake Toll Put At Twenty Five

A Smyrna dispatch reports the quake caused at least 25 deaths with many homes destroyed. The blast toppled chimes and collapsed structures, leaving hundreds of families homeless as authorities suspend flights and mobilize aid.

Smyrna London Asf Aerias Lepehew Fes Ins

Elopement Stirs Sunday School In Kentucky Town

In Lowsville Kentucky on March 1 Wendrick Hayes 41 was jailed after returning from Tamestown Tennessee where he and Mayes Irft 4 were arrested for embezzling 2300. Irvine assistant post office cashier Toyes testified. Mayes a Sunday school superintendent and the woman a teacher in the same school left her former husband and took a son, prompting a dramatic local scene at the Sunday school stage.

Lowsville Wendrick Hayes Tamestown Tenn Lams Wormbrocki Toyes Mayes Erhoel

Young Cox jailed after wild Ghat incident

A fragmented report describes Young Cox jailed after a disorderly melee at a venue in New York. The text references the son of a former booster, mentions a driving charge, and notes a witness account of a disruptive scene and a suspect's departure with police involvement.

Young Cox New York Vale Aeniar BoVeHer Ciba Tentehk Newt Peat Pallee Shateg Aaron Nedo Lena

MASON OF NOTE 13 TO BE SENT 10 SCAFFOLD

Fragmentary OCR notes reference a person labeled Mason of Note 13 facing sentencing or a trial, with mentions of a tense court process, charges, and a potential appeal. The legible items include scattered phrases about a defendant, a trial setting, and judicial actions in a legal context.

Mason

Congress Pays Tribute to Senator Willis of Ohio

Congress paused for tributes to Senator Willis of Ohio after his death. Members from both parties joined in mourning as the Senate and House adjourned following official word of his passing. Presidents and colleagues offered condolences and noted his service to the nation.

Congress Willis Hoover Ohio Washington, War Senate House Ohio Republican

Tunney Meets Heeney For World Heavy Title Bout In July

Boxing history note outlines a July world heavyweight title clash between James Tunney and Heeney, amid rumors and uncertainties from the Dempsey era, with London and British contenders shaping the path to proclaiming the champion after recent upheavals.

Tunney Heeney

Weather outlook for the coming week in mountain region

A weather outlook indicates the week will bring near average to cool conditions across the northern Montana and southern Wyoming areas. Expect occasional rain or showers, with temperatures remaining moderate until Thursday then turning somewhat colder later in the week.

Mendas Norther Anelev Montana Huthnesterm Wyoming

Democratic Central Committee backs Walsh for president

The Democratic state central committee endorsed United States Senator Thomas J. Walsh for the Democratic nomination. The vote was along an aye and nay line on a resolution from Judge James F. O'Vennor of Livingston, with Walsh supporters holding a large majority. The convention re-elected J. Bruce Kremer as national committeeman and Mrs. John B. Neill as committeewoman, both unanimously. Governor Grirkson spoke, praising Walsh and urging party unity as delegates debated the nomination and campaign prospects.

United States Thomas J. Walsh Democratic State Central Committee James F. O'Vennor Livingston Walsh State Committee J. Bruce Kremer Butte John 3. M. Neill Helena Siemer Neill

Honored by party at county event in Masar and nearby towns

A fragmented report outlines a political gathering where local figures including Masar Hares Mitchey and others were honored. The text references candidates, votes, and discussions on eligibility, with unclear names and scattered notes about confrontations and dates.

Mayor Witmer Reports Record as Re Election Platform

Mayor Witmer presents a record of office as a re election platform. The document outlines reduced indebtedness for the city and waterworks, and notes improvements to the water plant and streets. It cites figures on city and waterworks indebtedness and outlines progress under his administration.

Witmer Starins Alyre Helena Clase Et Huaiess Oaterworks

Teut Airmen May Try Dart Monday

Fragmented dispatch reports Teut aerial forces may launch a dart attack Monday amid uncertain mood from observers. Military sources cite straining conditions and weather as factors affecting German air operations over target regions.

TEUT

Wheeler Endorsement Stirs Walsh Candidacy Debate

A telegram to the Democratic state central committee signals Senator Wheeler’s stance on Walsh. The missive, read at a party meeting, urges unity and a progressive ticket at the convention to address key economic concerns and the needs of ordinary Americans.

Senator Walsh Wok Wheeler Sonata Wal Samnn Cammites Webel Walt Amd K. Wheeler Walsh Democratic State Central Committee Walt Vesterca Oisetter OK Wheeler Democrate State Central Committee Charmin McDowell Wheeler Ersten Ton Stont Charmin Mc Dowell Tvllo

Helena High Erupts At State Music Meet Victory

Helena High School emerged victor in the state music meet, outscoring Missoula by 29 points with 158 to 129. Butte placed third, followed by Bosman and Great Falls as the competition showcased strong performances from multiple Montana districts.

Helena High Misouula Helena High School Zapoms Helena Accondas Missoula Butte Bosman Great Falls

Cellar full of drinkables appraised with no value

A reading of a California estate reveals a cellar filled with drinkables but appraised as having no value. The report notes damaged storage, possible waste, and uncertainty over ownership, with details obscured by OCR errors.

California

Flood GontaeI Bill Advances in House

Speechless OCR fragment mentions a flood bill advancing in the House. No clear names, dates, or places readable. Unable to extract concrete entities or outcomes beyond the generic legislative action.

Jachigan Editor Named to Sunatl

Jachigan editor named to Sunatl amid a reshuffle cited by officials. The move places the editor at the helm of the publication during a period of transition as authorities discuss broader staffing and editorial strategy.

Jachigan Sunatl

Public Tilitill Probe 70 Resumes Activity

Fragmentary text indicates a public tilitill probe 70 resumes activity with garbled phrases and scattered names. No clear individuals or organizations are discernible. unclear details limit coherent summary.

Tilitill

Senate weighs broader probe into naval oil leases

Washington March 31 The investigation into naval oil leases may be widened by the Senate to include all public domain and Indian lands leases made by Albert B Fall during his two years as interior secretary under Harding The push follows Teapot Dome scandal and signals potential further disclosures amid Senate deliberations with a number of senators urging a broader inquiry.

Washington Albert B. Fall Harding Charminge Dakota Senstor

Fair stowaway tale in shipboard diary and court case

Fragmented report recounts a stowaway incident aboard a liner bound to a port city. It references a man named Varry Yin, a voyage at sea, and a court or inquiry with dates and names, including a Mass novelist character. Details are unclear and partially garbled but indicate a naval or passenger vessel episode and subsequent legal actions.

Bowr Beast Laid 710 Labor Troubles

A garbled New York report details labor turmoil in the garment industry. It mentions injuries and several workers affected as events escalated, with references to disrupted workers and rising tensions amid strikes and disruption.

New York Warch Todeoocial Staners

Cambridge Beats Oxford In Historic Thames Race

Cambridge defeats Oxford in a historic Thames race. Spectators packed the Putney to Mortlake course as Cambridge wins the four and a half mile grind while Oxford finishes far behind. The event marks a milestone with key figures and a celebrated university effort amid a crowded river crowd.

Cambridge Oxford Thames

Roy 1 Death After Altercation With Sweetheart Reported

An article reports a man identified as Roland Petty of Wheatland Wyoming died by self inflicted action following a quarrel with a woman named Nina Murday. The incident occurred Thursday night, with Bryan Ietty of dvuncroth mentioned in connection.

Wheatland Wyo Mareh '1 Roland Petty Arhuske

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