04 Dec 1930
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1930
Page
1
Montana ended its participation in the 1930 International Grain and Hay Show with three crowns for oats barley and alfalfa seed at Chicago. The Montana team claimed top honors as total awards swept by the state across divisions.
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O Loughlin reveals instant suspicion his wife killed their child after five days missing, amid a prolonged court battle. The child’s body was found in Berkeley Lake two days before, while authorities and a detective friend searched the lake. Details about dates and earlier secrecy were noted as the trial continued.
A British parliamentary debate centers on alleged Russian prompting of unrest in Britain. Arthur Henderson criticizes government policy while PM chairs a late conference with miners leaders and trade officials amid no immediate details released.
Fragmentary text suggests pressure on the Tardieu government with interpellation looming by Senator Rene Ter and threats to the cabinet. Mentions resignation discussions and internal political tensions affecting the French government and cabinet positions.
Germany's Reichstag debates a government reform plan to trim expenditures by 845,000,000 marks annually. The session ends with a postponement to tomorrow as parties line up. socialists oppose the plan while conservatives back Chancellor Aroeping. Demonstrations erupt as policemen clash with protesting communists, one officer killed and two hurt.
Great Falls December 3. Tracy Jr. today charged County Attorney Frank F Gault with fraud and false statements and demanded that a prison sentence be vacated. Tracy was sentenced to 10 years after pleading guilty to a statutory offense. He now asks to change his plea and stand trial. Gault urged him to proceed. Tracy seeks to proceed without an attorney and asks the court to reconsider his months sentence.
A Brooklyn Standard Oil plant fire swept through 17 storage tanks, triggering heavy mobilization by land and water units. Deputy Ossar to Vesa directed operations as crews gained control, with officials confident the blaze would be contained to the tanks.
Fragmentary notes discuss larger juicier frog hind legs and a patent related to a method or product. The text mentions experimental work, potential breeders, and a conversion from breed plates, with unclear references to places and dates. The item reads as a partial scientific blurb without coherent context.
A dynamite explosion at the Porto Novo da Gatlin rail depot killed 36 and destroyed three buildings. Major Eric Why was the local commander of the Porta Neon sector during the revolt against Washington Luis. His wife and three children also perished. The exact cause and motive remain undetermined as investigators assess the scene.
Tom Lane farmer was convicted by a district court jury of second degree murder for killing Vincent Butler, a Baker harber, on August 71. He testified he did not remember how the gun discharged or why he had it, and he claimed the death resulted from a money quarrel. A prison sentence was to be pronounced on Saturday.
Coast Guard Cutter Cygan turned back while heading to Gravina Island to investigate a report on a seaplane crash involving Pilot Robio Renshaw and two others. Navy planes were grounded by high winds, with a renewed search planned if weather clears. Burkes party remained missing in Yukon territory for eight weeks, their overturned plane found frozen near Wolf Creek.
Washington budget documents show federal appropriations for educating Native Americans, with a Net increase for education and industrial welfare. Notable Montana allocations include Flathead 283,100. Blackfeet 78,000. Crown 75,100. Fort Peck employee quarters 15,000. and Blowy Na Hon 449,500 among others, reflecting broad education and conservation funding across Montana tribes.
Washington December 1 The house immigration committee will consider a five year ban on immigration from all lands as part of unemployment relief measures. Chairman Johnson released a plan urging embargo action to limit entrants who could displace American workers or become public charges.
Washington December 3 AP A deficit lies ahead and tax rates must be increased but Hoover told Congress the government's finances are largely sound.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions ABOA Chiefs attending Mary Jones funeral and scattered references to figures, events, and locations. The readable text includes names like Mary Jones and hints at a detonation and terror themes but lacks coherent context or details to establish a clear event, date, or outcome.
The readable text reports on employment concerns and government figures, noting a rise in unemployment and political committee activity. Names and places are garbled, preventing a clear attribution of entities, dates, or events. The fragment references a federation, a president, and economic indicators without coherent context.
Shouse endorses presidential aid for the OS amid a contentious debate in Washtueran. The meeting with nearby leaders emphasized national support measures and urged quick action to ease distress in industries facing economic pressure.
Philip Holden, 25, son of a prominent Chicago figure, was critically wounded during a bank robbery attempt in Los Angeles. Holden, linked to an incident that wounded officer Jayia Corson, was with two accomplices who fled. one suspect was later captured as the other two were pursued.
Five men roped Farmers State Bank in Frankfort, taking about $67 500 in cash, Liberty bonds, and other valuables before escaping. Police reported no injuries and pursued leads as investigators probed the audacious daytime hold up.
Malta dispatch reports Smee convicted this afternoon of murdering Mig McMahan after a drunken quarrel on the north side. The jury delivered verdict in Stella Mase case, with sentencing left to the court. The victim reportedly faced theft earlier and the assailant fled after the beating.
A trial today addressed an appeal over a claim for damages involving a man who wrote love letters to his brother’s wife. The court discussed whether free speech protections shield such writings and if restrictions may apply to personal communications within a family context.
A Spanish journalist armed with a pistol fired toward Premier Berenguer during a protest about land conditions. The shot was non fatal, with the journalist escaping into the street amid a chaotic scene.
Fragmentary text references John D and others promising funds or contributions for a project in New York. The legible items mention one million figures, federal involvement, and employment aims, but details are garbled and no coherent event or names beyond generic references survive. The piece lacks verifiable actions or outcomes.
Washington AP reports the executive committee of the home wet bloc plans a drive to block government appropriations that could fund poisoning in industrial alcohol. The group aims to amend the treasury supply bill to prohibit such wartime type uses and to push Congress to back a bill authorizing the manufacture and sale of beer.
Fire roared through a building on 110th Street in New York damaging furnishings and vestures. Two neighboring fires were reported as authorities fought the blaze and contained the flames to the affected area.
Five rail unions in Ciryaland push an eight day week for workers. The plan aims to shorten the work period amid rising costs and labor pressure. Officials say the move could raise productivity and reduce fatigue for railway crews.
A New York inquiry found police mistreatment of women, with testimonies showing no evidence against many accused. Of 57 women jailed on charges, most were exonerated, while one officer implicated by name faced scrutiny for alleged framing.
A blimp incident at the Goodvent Rubber plant in Alabama resulted in a man killed and another seriously injured as the craft aloft with the Tinding crew. Authorities describe the landing mishap and ongoing investigation while witnesses recall the tense moments and the Defender and Klemp teams assisting at the hangar.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hll of Bozeman dies aged 89 after a long illness. She moved to Montana with her husband in earlier years. Survived by her husband and daughter with relatives in Pennsylvania.
Chariin Hexmire of Great Falls was elected president of the Montana State Council of Carpenters at its annual meeting held today. A secretary-treasurer and other officers were chosen, with new leaders announced in the event notes.
Cuban students protest reopening of National University by presidential decree in Havana. Demonstrations spread downtown, police fire on crowds, one officer killed and several wounded. Four rioters arrested after marching from campus to the district office carrying a Cuban flag amid martial law conditions.
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