29 Apr 1932
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1932
Page
1
Washington reports a solid House vote rejecting President Hoover's plan to cut government costs through reduced workers' benefits and changes to federal programs. The measure failed 176 to 149, reflecting divided opinion on the administration's economy scheme.
A 26 year old woman Ella May Thompson killed Patrolman Paul Donath after opening fire on police at her home in Los Angeles California April 2 8 The assault drew 40 officers to the scene and ended when police shot her dead as she emerged with tearful distress The incident follows disputes over lawn care and includes references to a former husband and a photograph believed to have drawn police attention
Major John S. Cohen, distinguished publisher of the Atlanta Journal, is appointed by Dr Richard B. Russell to serve in the Senate until the seat left vacant by the death of Senator William J. Elk?ns. He has long been an active Democratic national committeeman and benefactor in public causes.
A conference disclosed plans for winding down 173 Red Cross projects, with May target for final closures. Alexander of Washington addressed program officials and noted a 1,500 mile undertaking to gather workers and coordinate dates, signaling major organizational restructuring.
A garbled OCR fragment references street traders and a Blaine connection, noting a Senate committee preparing plans for a trade or legal action. Names and places are unclear, but the piece centers on ongoing investigations or actions involving professional traders and political oversight.
Wantington April 28 May Notler served in the senate today Matio Shinstead resolution provides 480000 for grasshopper control in the near Nadlevest to be brought up for action tomorrow Senator Norbeck points out prompt action is vital as grasshoppers are now hatching and would reach the Kinga soon requiring funds to control them
Police seek four daring thieves in Warsaw who posed as hoaxers to gain entry to a railway warehouse. They feloniously hammered open a beachhead, sawed through storage locks from the inside, and removed goods marked for Blornge. The theft followed a raid on a Lodz shipment.
Mourners from Montana and beyond gathered to pay final respects to a long serving senator. The service, held at a Glendale church, reflected on his legislative years, farm life, and impact across communities from Montana cities to North Dakota. Messages from colleagues and family highlighted his public service and personal decency.
Anger over a disputed rail grade elevation project is believed to have motivated the derailing of the Trunk Western Maple Leaf Limited passenger train near South Bend. The Montreal to Chicago route derailed as it entered the city, causing a baggage coach to plunge onto a house and injure two people.
Rotrott April 28 The world court and the Leagues of Nations featured in debate as the Women Voters League dodged the tariff issue at a convention. A committee reported unfavorably on a tariff reform proposal while another recommendation faced prolonged deadlock, with leaders split over the League of Nations stance and potential tariff reductions.
A riot broke out as Big Lion, led to a radio machine, charged through a door and windows. About 200 spectators fled, five were injured slightly, and a police squad with long whips helped restrain the scene. Veteran performer Leo is identified as a martini? king. The incident occurred on the eve of Big Lion’s 18th birthday.
A dramatic blaze erupted at Hood Alver IO tavern causing extensive damage. Officials estimate losses exceed $80,000 as firefighters battled the flames and contained the incident in the city and surrounding valley. Investigators inspect the site to determine cause and origin.
Washington April 28. Fourteen governors from across the nation, including rivals of President Hoover, attended a White House dinner hosted by the President and Mrs. Hoover. The governors praised the chief executive, but no political talk occurred, with the event described as a pleasant drawer.
Omatia April 28 UP report that independent political groups may join and support the president’s aspirations. Spaders of the farmer-labor party reveal campaign plans. executives of various third party groups could convene in October under a water trading plan.
Honolulu April 28 The jury in the Joseph Kahaha hawai lynching case resumed deliberations after a dinner recess at 7 55 p m about 27 hours 15 minutes after first retiring It was expected to retire again around 10 p m unless a verdict is reached meanwhile Public Prosecutor John C Kelley rejected a defense proposal about an agreement on acceptable verdicts and Montgomary Winn an associate of Clarence Darrow commented that the jury seemed leaning toward the defense Continued on Page 2
A large military review in Hongkew Park honoring Emperor Hirohito's birthday was disrupted by a bomb. Among the injured were Mamoru Shigemitsu, Japan's minister to China, Consul General Kuramatsu Murai, and Major General Kenkichi Ugeda who led Shanghai defenses before being replaced. The attacker, a Korean, remains unidentified. officials spared no effort to restore order and confirm the assailant's fate.
Dublin April 28 report says Ide Valera has enough support to push a plan to abolish the oath to the British crown. Labour leader William Norton announced the measure at a meeting, as proponent factions claim broad backing despite opposition. The piece notes political tensions and mentions related acts and figures in a febrile pro independence context.
In a news overview Harold Oliver reports that the Keystone poll result is in doubt while President Hoover is named nominee. The piece notes Roosevelt’s bid and a governors conference at a hotel, with political figures dining at the White House and discussions of governmental economy.
Kellogg Idaho April 28 The school board offered an olive branch and an ultimatum to about 200 striking high school students after a boycott that kept most of the student body from attending. The board would allow return to class without punishment by next Monday but refused to consider dismissing Superintendent Ira Tweedy or rehiring their football coach James O'Brien.
Beaumont Texas April 28 Gilbert Moss 30 and his one year old daughter were killed by a bolt of lightning today miles south of Ray Wood Mrs Moss who was carrying the baby's twin sister and several other children were not injured
Washington April 28 The Senate voted 64 to 18 to declare Bankhead duly elected and entitled to sit. Heflin had challenged the result, arguing the 19th Section should void the outcome. After a week of debate the chamber upheld Bankhead, ending the contest and seating the Alabama Democrat.
Paris April 29 Former Argentina president Jose Francisco Uriburi 64 died after an operation for stomach ulcers. Wife, son and daughter were with him. The illness appeared shortly after he arrived for the procedure.
In Norfolk Virginia on April 28 reports say the Lindbergh kidnapping investigation grows more intense as three intermediaries face delays. John Hughes Curtis escapes on another secret assignment while Navy officers and Intermediaries move to pursue leads. Admiral Tuve and Colonel Lindbergh discuss the case by telephone amid ongoing mystery around missing figures.
In Oklahoma City on April 28 authorities opened an official inquiry into eight deaths of young women linked to alleged illegal operations. An osteopath named Thacker, whose name was temporarily withheld, confessed treating one victim amid suspicions he led the operation. Dr Thacker, already charged with murder in another case, faces multiple accusations as county officials identify an apparent ring involving a 17 year old secret bride and a Norman dress maker daughter.
Seattle April 28 Three members of Dr Albert G McKeown his wife and their son testified today to his defense in the trial for the slaying of his elderly mother here two months now His wife Mrs Anna McKeown said a change that had come over their home life after her mother in law Atta Rhoda K McKeown Sr of Muscatine Iowa came to live with them last January.
Bozeman April 28 A large turnout at High School Week at Montana State College received groundwork for two more days of vocational guidance. Chancellor M A Brannon of the Greater University of Montana emphasized three factors in choosing life work and urged pupils to cherish an ideal and belong to the thinking group. Dr Alfred Atkinson, State College president, warned that great plans require trained minds and urged students to strive for a guiding ideal despite a dark outlook.
Washington April 28. Tariff advocates on the Senate committee clashed over tax provisions, resulting in duties on conch and copper being removed from the revenue bill. The closed door meeting followed a rift over tariff numbers, signaling a possible coalition breakdown and a shift toward restoring duties on the Senate floor.
Phoenix April 28 AP Mac Goines Reymour, a convict, received a lengthy sentence for a life crime. The report notes federal court action in Ohio and references a White River reservoir scene, with unclear details about the judge and dates.
Goring Nebraska April 28 AP William HM 28 of Bayard Neb was sentenced to two consecutive ten year terms for attempted assault with a deadly weapon and second degree assault. The case arose from an attack on a 108 year old man in Bayard.
Chicago police shoot a man early morning after two men seen struggling near an alley. The officer fires then pursues a fleeing suspect, with witnesses and surrounding details limited by damaged text. A strange monetary amount is noted as $17.50 in the garbled report.
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