18 Apr 1930
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1930
Page
1
Chicago reports allege Al Capone seeks to control a new city bureau of plumbing with labor allies to monopolize vice gambling and municipal patronage. A gang attack by Machine Run Blue left a robber shot as tensions rise amid a supposed peace party and factional moves.
A mail plane arriving from Appleton Wisconsin was seized by two carloads of armed men in Chicago. They abducted the driver, diverted the cargo, and fled before releasing him. Officials say the robbed bag held little value. the Minnesota shipment was feared to be the target of the crime.
Great Falls April 37 AP A rifle of the same caliber as the weapon used in the death of William Trainor 38 bachelor rancher led investigators to a possible clue. His brother John 63 died from a gunshot wound at the hospital after a Monday incident at the Trainor ranch. William faces a first degree murder charge as the investigation continues amid questions about the weapon and motive.
A Republican gathering at the Placer hotel organized a Lewis and Clark county Galen for Senator club. Norman Nolter elected president, Mrs. Meg Barton vice president, Edmund G. Toomey secretary treasurer. Judge Anton Horsky and others praised Galen’s wartime service and public career as a rally crowd overflowed the dining room.
Bombay reports heavy government action after civil disobedience protests across India. Twenty seven national leaders are jailed for varying terms in the salt tax campaign, including Mahatma Gandhi's son, and movements in Delhi Allahabad Karachi Surat Gandhar.
Warrington reports an investigation has been ordered by Prohibition Commissioner Doran into the conduct of Palmer and Meld, former prohibition administrator for northern New York and now a special supervisor in the prohibition service.
An aircraft sextant mission led by Fair Anne will accompany Charles Lindbergh on a forthcoming test flight high above 10,000 feet. The voyage aims to probe speed, altitude and possible routes as a transcontinental crossing is contemplated.
A large fire swept Cadiz province injuring many and causing estimated losses up to 2.5 million pesos. Authorities reported fire under control after two days as surrounding towns mobilized aid from the Philippine Christian church and local agencies. Rescue operations focused on possible casualties and the devastated area near Gadla as 26,000 residents faced displacement.
Washington April 17 The sister in law of President Hoover, Mrs. Hoover of Palo Alto, failed of a motion for vice president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution. She placed eighth on the list, with 35 votes, as Mrs. Stalph Evariat Bristol led the elected slate. other named members include Mrs. Benjamin Leslie Hertert, Mrs. James Charles Peabody, Mrs. Blat thaw Drawater, and several more listed delegates in the continental congress proceedings.
Valencia Spain April 1 Nine members of a political party died and sixteen were hurt in a collision between their auto bus and a freight train near the village of Bamagrell between Kaginto and Valencia. Injured were reported in serious condition and an evacuation guard committed suicide.
A giant bombing plane with no human guidance circled San Francisco in an April 17 test from Sacramento. Major Hugh Knerr oversaw the airborne demonstration of automatic piloting, with the craft weighing 18,000 pounds. Radio messages from the ship announced the success as officials described the system’s potential for future air operations.
Nouwhion Meh Api Wt Ay The Midipan College of Minne awards honorary degrees to Cornelis Vraiela Relies Yok and Wilant Kelly. Mowsaudated Mining company officials comment on the ceremony as part of the event at Cabinel, Michigan.
Abonn reports Easter Eve earthquakes causing church damage across Peloponnesus and Hatbinix, Sparta. Witnesses describe collapsing towers and feared impacts on worshipers as authorities assess repairs and insured losses across affected towns.
Five workers died and one injured when a 120 foot high tower under construction near Florida collapsed today. A wind gust and a broken line during the day caused the tower to sway and collapse as workers on top tried to flee.
The Senate lobby committee heard Chairman James W. Raskob claim he helped raise funds for both major parties in the debate over repeal or modification of prohibition. Curran of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment testified about budgets and strategy, noting potential millions to fund ongoing work and campaigns.
Minneapolis April 17. Northwest Grain association chief W I Kurt says farm boards loan privileges extend to all North Dakota and Montana farmers whether in cooperatives or not. Advances on wheat at loan price available to all producers with conditions to deliver 90 percent crop to the association and become temporary individual stockholders in the marketing organization. A 4 cent handling charge by elevator and all storage, charges, and commissions are paid from the loan, with cash advances ranging from 1200 bushels for No 1 wheat to 1200 bushels for No 2 red autumn, subject to storage and other charges.
Olga Edwards, once a West 12 year ago dreamer of theatrics, was convicted of attempted extortion by a wealthy Italian man who funded her early life. Authorities report she threatened to expose Nathan, the father of her seven year old son, unless paid. She was fingerprinted and awaits sentencing set for April 28, with a recommended penalty from one and a half to five years in prison.
A convoluted report from New York and Fargo details the death of John N. Douglas in New York and a linked letter from Bin Marre. It notes Yale education, a Faroo area athletic record claim, and survivors including siblings and a former fiancée, with references to local figures in Fargo and Parador.
Reported turmoil surrounds the AML merger as labor and executive delegates wait for a scheduled hearing. Key figures named include James D Bagman and various commission members amid pending antitrust and regulatory considerations affecting cross state finance and consolidation.
Warhlogtom April 11. Protests against lace tariffs faded as plenary demonstrations were flagged and eliminated from the start of two hospitals' divisions. Conference workflows completed, and the ally schedule adjusted. The conference moved the existing levy to 90 percent on all decoys, with Senate action raising the ad valorem rate to over 120 percent.
In Portland Oregon on April 1 two robbers reportedly entered a storefront and held workers for 18 minutes. They escaped with a haul estimated between 11,000 and 14,000 dollars, while neighbors and authorities searched the area for clues and suspects.
United States officials announced the armament agreement reached in London. Secretary Henry L. Stimson and the American delegation delivered a draft treaty to the five great powers for approval ahead of the London naval conference. The pact includes a three power framework involving the United States Great Britain and Japan and follows traditional American foreign policy.
Wakefield argues for federal censure to examine state banks and potentially shift to a branched banking system. He urges authorization of Federal Reserve actions and warns of disruption if reform is delayed.
Warrington April 17 new evidence surfaced in the Mary Baker murder case as detectives announced a revival of inquiry into the 28-year-old Navy clerk Hartmerat employee Frias. No arrest was made and authorities pursued leads from two young women seen with Mun Naker traveling to Washington to be questioned about the victim owning a pistol and possible accomplices.
Auto thieves leap the salesman from a Park street business, force him from the vehicle, and flee with a car while officers pursue. The assailants compel the man to unlock the car and drive to a nearby area before escaping. Local police search the scene for leads and the stolen vehicle.
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