29 Apr 1928
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1928
Page
1
Fragmentary text describes a convention with mentions of Leanne Warne, Watery Nation, and various unclear terms. The readable fragments reference constitution discussion, preparations, and possible mentions of individuals and groups, but specifics are obscured by garbled OCR.
In New York a report states that Dempsey’s former wife planned a suit as she sought divorce. The article notes she and Dempsey were served papers in Wells, Nevada, on February 1, 1919, with an interior decree granted three days later.
Livingston April 28 A plan to drain Billiman Creek to learn if it hides the body of nine year old Pearl Sherman is denied by CAT Warn eraher. The child, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sherman, has been missing since February near Toft the ranch.
War governor Stewart announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for United States senator to replace Wheeler. He pledged to serve Montana honestly and intelligently, devote his time to constructive legislation, protect citizens’ rights, and promote the state’s vast resources under good government. He emphasizes advancing Montana’s interests before federal departments.
The battle fleet heads to Hawaii amid crowds gathering along the waterfront to glimpse the ships. Reported activities include ships being prepared and the public awaiting the arrival as the force sails toward Pearl Harbor.
A fragmented dispatch from Manague Nicaragua reports Albert H Y Heat missing after a mining expedition. Local authorities note the man’s safety status uncertain with no details of his location or whereabouts provided in the latest bulletin.
A Hollywood resident identified as Chetlegeud, once linked to actress Meska Aldrich, died early today after an ambulance collision between a police unit and a receiving hospital in New York. Authorities pursue details as investigators consider foul play or accident.
A garbled OCR text fragment mentions various terms and names, with scattered phrases like Hat VOH bod tart and Slee Wee Apel 8. The readability is low and many words are incomplete or nonsensical, providing little clear factual content to summarize into a coherent event or notice.
The Montana Land Department reports assets under management totaling 568000. The fragmented OCR text mentions names and phrases but lacks coherent context. The main fact is the asset total, with other content unreadable.
A heavy snow blanket covers the Southern Highlands and surrounding areas. Residents cope as cold snaps continue, roads drifted shut, schools delay openings, and emergency crews monitor for further storms. Local officials urge caution and warm shelter for vulnerable residents.
In Wachinseron Var 28 details hint at generous Byrd praising a rival for a high honor. The account notes Elsworthys vial and the Hemnets as part of the effort while highlighting the rival’s path toward the goal and widespread urging for recognition.
An unreadable OCR fragment references Polish pilots and a planned test flight, with garbled surrounding text obscuring dates, locations, and officials. The readable elements point to aviation activity and possible military or training operations, but concrete details remain unclear.
A local college or university council of deans convened in Mississippi to discuss academic governance and coordination among departments. The meeting covered faculty matters, policy alignment, and upcoming committee work as part of ongoing university administration.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Bremen and New York with unclear names and scattered phrases. The readable portion implies a note on Bremen’s return to New York, but the rest is garbled and lacks concrete events or dates to form a full item.
The State Highway Board outlines plans to receive four point five million dollars in federal aid. The article notes these funds will support upcoming state road projects. Official forecasts indicate accelerated work and strategic allocations to improve transportation infrastructure.
Herbert Hoover filed a declaration with West Virginia officials announcing his candidacy for the Republican nomination. As national conventions near, rivals dispute delegates and the seating rules. The article notes LDS delegates to sit as Republicans, with others nominated or undetermined and details on the convention dynamics.
The report notes Judge John B. Moore resigns from the World Court after a lengthy tenure. Details on timing and successors are unclear in the readable text.
Fragmentary text indicates a second Gaul poll today with unclear questions and responses. Readers are urged to note timing and participation while officials weigh outcomes. The content includes garbled phrases but signals ongoing polling activity and civic interest in the process.
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