15 Apr 1932
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1932
Page
1
Washington April 14. Democratic leaders conceded the two billion dollar soldiers bonus after debate and political maneuvering. Rival comments and parliamentary hints surfaced as lawmakers weighed the measure amid public pressure and procedural battles.
Irigh Gavsi s appears to take oath to a British king five near the river area, with references to local figures and a disputed authority. The text shows garbled OCR lines and fragmented names, but indicates a ceremonial oath near a border or region name.
Honolulu April 14 Lt Thomas H Massie testified that he would admit killing Joseph Kahahawai to avenge his wife and plead insanity. Clarence Darrow led the defense as Massie took the stand seeking to clear four defendants of second degree murder charges in a contentious case that has drawn national attention.
In a heated exchange a Roosevelt faction mocked an attack by Smith as bad taste while Walsh warned against the rhetoric. The piece notes debates over pledged delegates and the balance of support among leading figures as the convention nears.
Fragmented OCR text shows Senate action on a test vote related to alcohol policy. References to observers from reform groups and committee hearings appear, with speculation on constitutional amendments and possible outcomes. The garbled source omits clear names, dates, and places, but centers on a booze policy test vote in Washington and potential legislative moves.
Report from Ormond Beach notes Golf Course 1 will close for the summer. John D Hockevaller, age about AR years, plans walking three miles daily after the closure. Neighbors and friends in the Hadent lanes area of Ormond Beach mention the change and hope for a safe, quiet summer.
New York April 14 A dizzying contest at the top of a tall Moor building featured Charles Campbell and Patrick Dougherty, a Scotchman and an Irishman, arguing over a ladder balance above the 87th floor. Campbell was injured and taken to a hospital after a fall during the dispute. Dougherty faced a felonious assault charge at a hall hearing.
The Chicago Board of Trade faces a government dispute as the Farmers National Grain Cooperative seeks membership in the clearing corporation. The Board accuses the coop of discrimination while the Farmers National is financially aided by the Farm Board. The case hinges on authority to deny or grant membership and potential shutdown of the exchange.
Adolf Hitler gave an interview from Berlin asserting the Nazi regime remains resolute and warned that government orders aimed at ending perceived threats would not curb military resolve. He denounced proposed measures and reaffirmed support for mobilization plans while naming a date for a potential future action.
Father Daniel Foley, chaplain of the Slatora of Marty boaptind, served in Helena for 28 years and later moved to Kaligpell. He completed education at Columbia College and conducted a mission at Somers before his death.
Shanghai dispatches report war preparations in two distant regions Manchuria and Amoy Canton China, with opposition growing against the new Manchoukuo state. General Mah Chan Shan reportedly withdrew support from the Japanese sponsored puppet regime and moved headquarters toward Soviet Russian territory as communists aid Chinese regiments in the northeast.
Pecun, MW April 14 UP Twelve members of an alleged terrorist gang accused of kidnapping Dr James W Parker were arrested in Illinois raids. Some have confessed, according to Peoria States Attorney Pratt. Parker was kidnapped a month ago and released when ransom was demanded by his captors.
A powerful blast wrecked Ohio's new six million dollar state office building in Columbus killing five men and injuring at least 57 as fire spread through the debris. Authorities suspect an explosive device, with officials and fire investigators treating it as possibly a bomb as they search the wreckage for missing workers and confirms the cause.
Forework notes April 14 emphasizes need for silence to ensure a successful conclusion of efforts to regain the kidnapped son. Cal. and Mrs. Chavies A. Lindbergh express gratitude to members of the mess who in many instances have given their cooperation.continues on page 2
Greensburg Pa April 14 The Greensburg review reports a theft at the National Bank of Ligonier where 50,000 in bonds were stolen while directors were in session. The front door was left unlocked to admit directors and officers, and the vault was left open to facilitate access to books and papers.
In Biduery Nebraska on April 14 a mysterious note to Mrs Volkert says her husband Leuia Volkert is dead and hints at a plan to separate the couple’s children. Police and guards monitor the three Volkert children as investigators pursue the case amid a missing farmer’s tale.
A Greenshore lawyer Mord Frazier was nominated for governor on a bone day platform at the North Carolina convention. Delegates were not formally instructed. leaders praised the national administration and President Teaver.
In Chicaro on April 14 Mrs Bridget Tamel, mother of all children, asked police to find her son John 24. Police later detained him on suspicion, then released him to attend his mother's funeral after she was killed by a hit and run motorist.
In Auckland New Zealand April a mob of unemployed men clashed with civil service pay denials causing property damage. Police volunteers aided by a wartime force restored order after disturbances left hundreds injured and the damage estimated at around £100,000.
William J Burns famed detective died in Sarasota Florida from a heart attack at his home His early fame came from solving tally sheet forgeries aimed at placing a senator in the Ohio legislature He later tackled a St Louis arson mystery in his celebrated career
Clarence Davis, 45, a Jefferson County resident and ranch worker, was struck by a car while walking between Clancy and Alhandra Springs. He suffered a shoulder fracture and was hospitalized at St John's. The driver’s details are unclear and the report continues on page 12.
San Diego April 14. Investigation of a purported plot to extort 80000 from Wirt Bowman, wealthy hotel man and sportsman, proceeds under Sheriff Ed Cooper. Bowman says he complied with none of the demands in the letters, and handwriting is being compared to a series of notes.
Baltimore April 14 delegates to the Maryland state Democratic convention were unanimously pledged to Gov Albert C Hickel for the presidential nomination and to instruct 16 votes at the national convention. The May 12 convention will name the delegates with no opposition to Governor Ritchie.
London April 14 American ambassador Andrew W Mellon told the Pilgrims Society there is nothing in world conditions so unprecedented as to justify a lack of faith in the ability to deal with them. He spoke before about 400 people including the Prince of Wales and Sir John Simon. He toasted King George and the U.S. president, pledging to follow customs of the country.
Washington reports another large weekly decline in money in circulation, with a $45,006,000 drop to $5,425,000,008. The Federal Reserve board notes the emptying of hoards and return of funds to the treasury, part of Hoover's anti hoarding campaign, pushing the total decrease to $211,000,000 for the period.
A 25-foot python at Ringling Bros Circus in New York April 14 attacked performers injuring acrobat Luigi Canestrelly and aerialist Alfred Cardoma. Armed bystanders freed the snake, doctors treated Canestrelly with serum, bite not poisonous, cause under investigation.
Colunthua Ohio April 14 The Ohio National Guard moved into the eastern Ohio mining strike area after rioting left one man dead and several injured. Adjutant General Frank Henderson called out more than 25 guardsmen following a conference with Jean Cinque of the United Mine Workers who said he could be responsible for his own actions but not for other strikers. The Goodyear Tire and Rubber mine near Adena remained quiet tonight. Secretary Will N Doak scheduled talks in Washington next Wednesday with operators and union officials to try to resolve the dispute.
Boreman reports a slight earthquake at Three Forks at 11 30 this morning. Windows rattled and a hanging lamp swung but no damage. The state seismograph logged a tremor with a north to south movement lasting briefly.
New York April 14 UP Carlton president of Western Union Telegraph denied any merger with Postal Telxempl. Remarks at the stockholders' meeting fueled reports a merger might be under consideration, but Carlton said no merger was being discussed.
Clyde Kipp, a rodeo performer, was found guilty by a jury in Stillwater County for ransacking the Columbus treasury vault and looting about $80,000. The trial tied Kipp and three others to a scheme involving Milton Smith. The treasurer Florence Fialft testified she was forced at gunpoint to help steal the vehicle and valuables during the midday raid.
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