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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1930
Page
1
Montana clean up in hard red winter wheat at International Hay and Grain show with 15 samples. Treasure State exhibitors captured 11 of 35 places with Corvius and Monten entries. Names and places blur in OCR but indicate Montana origin, awards across multiple categories, and continued coverage on page.
The Lewistown court sustained demurrers in a suit against the County Commissioners. Judge Hantoon ruled the state association’s claim failed to state personal liability, addressing injurious allegations tied to a ride and an alleged rating by a firm. The case drew wide interest as the State Association of County Commissioners, represented by John Grown, argued before the court.
Missoula December 2. A $200000 wing addition to the county high school was halted by a strike over a wedge dispute. The Montana Council of Carpenters voted to call off common laborers during their annual convention, as a Mia samia Building Trades council meeting with contractor John Hightower failed to reach agreement. Carpenters urged the treasury department to prohibit lumber imports from Soviet Russia under forced or convict labor grounds.
London reports fear a wider British coal strike as Scottish miners press for action. A Glasgow meeting considers continued stoppage while a proposed 90 day fortnight and wage questions loom. A national conference in London is urged to decide Scotland’s fate and possible broader action.
A quirky scene unfolds on Florida links as pastor’s refined drive prompts John D to cough up a nickel. The incident draws local chatter about manners and community courtesy, with neighbors debating the pastor’s reception and the golfer’s gesture amid a gossiping, sunlit setting.
Iowa girl Marian Stull and Missouri boy Williams Williams lead as health champions in 4-H clubs. The report notes their ages, family backgrounds, and that they ate spinach and dairy daily, while avoiding smoke. Doctors and a dental check are mentioned, with scores and measurements from the health contest.
A murder trial for James Snive over Stella Hayes McVahon's death sees the defense contesting a confession as the state rests, with Hazel Mason testifying about a quarrel and alleged theft of $40. The case focuses on an alleged homicide linked to tensions between the defendant and the victim.
Four hunters burned to death and eight injured when a fire destroyed an isolated cabin near Larkin Pond in a freezing dawn blaze. Victims Otto Rittner and Joseph Gowal from New Britain Connecticut and Thomas Hill and Daniel Reilly from Shelton were named among the dead. Fire officials said an overheated stove caused the blaze and rescuers could not reach the trapped men.
Montana State College students will obtain nonvoting representation in the student senate as rules are formed, announced President J Fred Thinson. Details remain continued on page two.
Washington AP reports Congress began work focused on relief for unemployed and drought impacted areas after hearing President Hoover’s annual message. Debates centered on funding for construction employment relief and fed programs to aid stricken crops, with lawmakers weighing spending against economy and future needs.
A garbled report describes a women involved incident at UNS Big Park. The fragment hints at a fatal event, a possible hit and run or attack, with references to a motor vehicle, a date around a Tuesday, and mentions of Lib Sos and Mant with a death noted.
A barroom tragedy in York Town where a bartender named Waties Verge reportedly hanged himself during a troubled hour. The incident occurred after a dispute with patrons and left the establishment in shock as police investigate the scene for cause and connection to the disorderly events.
Washington December 2 AP Mans and women voiced mixed opinions after President Hoover read his annual report to Congress. Speakers argued the address did not explain how or when he would act. some praised efforts while others called for broader measures to curb unemployment and stabilize the economy. Some legislators urged swift action on world court proposals and domestic reforms as the debate continued on page ad.
In an incident at Selfridge, two planes collided but both pilots escaped unharmed. The event involved pilots Mbowit Chemers Miely Lae MPo and others, with some details unclear due to transcription. No injuries or insurance status confirmed.
Washington News reports Senator Davis was sworn in swiftly after a contested session. The Democratic majority backed his oath while Nye’s push to withhold it failed. Debate centered on cost of campaigning and party cooperation, with Pennsylvania cited in opposition.
Atri Tex Mer and two University of Texas students were at a fraternity house when a fire broke out after a party. Mrs V Walded Woodruff 26, widow of Antonia, was killed as firefighters contained the blaze. A physician found her dead after summoning the group to the Gamma Alpha Phi house. The incident occurred following a football game and is under investigation.
Washington December 2 The interrelated irrigation bill was introduced today by Chairman Tenatt of the Senate committee. The measure seeks to permit the secretary to approve the time for payment and long-term sales related to irrigation projects, outlining federal oversight and administration.
Portland police report a fatal shooting connected to a triangle among residents. The suspect fled to a near Metro area home before taking his own life. Friends described ongoing tensions and a history of alleged affairs surrounding the involved individuals.
Los Angeles reports a suit accusing Aimee Semple McPherson of improper allocation of property valued at 19000 handed by follower Vera Wadeamaker of McKennd. The case mirrors a prior family contest challenging Mrs Adams will and diverting assets from her Church of the Four and Twenty Temple.
Washington dispatch reports a flood of proposed measures entering the Senate and House as lawmakers prepare to tackle unemployment and drought relief. The lengthy agenda charted beyond the president's recommended scope, with many bills aimed at broad social and economic issues.
Police concentrate tonight in Berlin as authorities brace for tomorrow's Reichstag reconvening after a violent fall opening. Fascists and communists clash outside while windows are smashed, amid fear of further unrest and decisive legal steps.
Fragmentary report suggests Glenn Carter died by self harm amid a chaotic scene. Tes Affaples Dee is noted in relation to the incident. Jonny Cuxg, a former stage actress, is referenced in connection with the fata stabbing of Carter by a suitor. Police describe a knife in Miss Cavilliure's hands as the event unfolded.
A scrambled note reports the Sooners in a big city setting, mentioning a game or event with references to locations and names. The readable fragments identify Oklahoma Sooners and a Meg 27 date, with unclear surrounding context. The garbled text limits precise details but signals a sports or regional notice style item.
A Montana soldier and his crew earned the Distinguished Service Cross for a marked success against the enemy. Their actions demoralized opposing forces and enabled their regiment to advance, with the unit’s bravery highlighted during combat operations.
Denver jurist reports that O Loughlin will take the stand to testify against his wife in a high profile murder trial. The testimony is expected to center on alleged confessions and circumstantial evidence tying the couple to a deadly crime. The case unfolds as the state builds its narrative of motive and opportunity amid lingering questions about the evidence and witness credibility.
Washington action aimed at boosting immigration restrictions as an unemployment relief measure. Representative Kaiman Johnson called a meeting of his group while Senator Reed of Pennsylvania sponsored a bill to suspend all immigration for two years except for close relatives.
A draft disarmament plan was debated for world conference consideration. The preparatory commission invited the League of Nations Council to set a date for the assembly, but the exact timing remained unresolved as efforts to fix a concrete date faltered.
Carroll Wert, a Cater County native and longtime traveling salesman, pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the June 2 death of Richard Shepard at the Shepard home. Prosecutors said Wert battered Shepard with a baseball bat after a confrontation, leaving Shepard fatally injured. Wert, married with several children, faced sentencing the following Thursday with penalties under law.
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