06 Dec 1930
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1930
Page
1
London reports Prof J B S Haldane, famed scientist, suggests the Meuse valley Belgium epidemic may echo the Black Death. He notes deaths spread across villages, questions war linkage, and compares to a fourteenth century plague. The piece discusses plagues and fears amid wartime conditions.
A mysterious poison fog blanketed the Meuse valley in Belgium for three days, killing 64 people and many farm animals. Authorities blame possible poison gas or industrial byproducts, while evidence points to buried German war material or hidden stores of poison. Continued on Page 2.
Denver report details court rulings limiting use of statements by Mrs O Loughlin after arrest. Prosecution faces setback as police may not introduce certain admissions. defense welcomed potential for instructed verdicts. Continued on page 27.
Senator Wheeler defended the Indian Bureau before a Senate subcommittee, praising the agency's treatment of helpless wards while acknowledging pitiful conditions seen in Oklahoma among the Five Civilized Tribes. Officials argued improvements were hampered by funds and questioned responsibility for some cases.
Ten men were rescued by a Coast Guard patrol boat after drifting over four days on the wind lashed Atlantic. The U 21 crew, nine of them black, were picked up about a mile and a half off Folly Head this afternoon. They had been missing since Monday and were in good condition despite their ordeal.
In Hardwick California two masked men robbed the First National Bank of Hardwick of about 1200 dollars. A posse was dispatched to pursue the robbers as authorities describe the daytime heist and ongoing search.
New York December 5 report that Leach, an inmate at Mattea an hospital for the criminal insane, was concentrated in two columns tonight after six of seven escapees fled yesterday. Six fugitives were in New York and Rochester where Harry Gordon, the so called mad butcher, once lived, prompting more than 60 residents to hire armed protection against his potential return.
Yim Parker was sentenced today to death in Wareman Georgia after conviction for the murder of his three month old daughter Geraldine. The bodies of Mrs. Parker and the child were found buried near the Parker home last October in a fald.
In Los Ingles, Missouri, Dinty Moore, longtime public employee, received a letter and two $1 bills from Jameson, a man he once aided seven years ago. Jameson, now a Missouri farmer who spends winters in California, repaid the debt with interest for a 60 cent ride to Long Branch to seek work.
AP reports that federal road funds available to states for new highways exceed year to date allotments. The government has allotted $1,113,105,000 on projects under construction or approved, with $155,508,? as of November 30. Projects already underway or approved are expected to add miles to the federal system.
Report from Leavenworth Kansas notes veterans discharged from U S hospitals for unsuitability needing further care. Several cases cited include men who returned home and awaited relocation or assistance. Police reported three veterans detained briefly at headquarters amid mounting concern from officials and families.
Pompeti Italy yields rich treasure of gold and silver vessels from the day of 79 A. D. when the Moon Vesuti us eruption buried the city. Government excavators uncovered a large house with art and historic value. The find rivaled the Worcorenie treasury of 1895 now housed in the Louvre Paris.
William M Foster, twice a presidential candidate, testified that communists seek government confiscation of private property and that religion is an opiate. He said advanced workers favor the Soviet Union and its red flag, while other flags are those of capital. He declined to name communist directors in the United States and said he would favor naming the American section of the Communist International. The testimony notes he is an American worker. The article continues on another page.
Fragmentary passage from a New York Bureau report laments wartime strain and praises unity, describing hopes for world peace and a belief in the people of America and humanity. Mentions “Tom Jae breaths,” and various references to nations and conditions amid conflict.
A 1932 dry law referendum dominates these lines as advocates led by Representative Mary Norton of New Jersey push repeal. Norton argues many ardent prohibition supporters still seek express rights, while opponents fear the end of temperance. The item notes a public statement from a party office and mentions World War influence and political stakes ahead of the next election.
A tremor was felt in the district including Osaka, Kate and Kahe with no damage reported. The event appeared to merge with the local area while authorities monitored for aftershocks.
In Portland Oregon a coroner's jury returned a verdict of murder in the death of Mrs. Bowles. Mrs. Bowles died from a knife wound on November 12 in the apartment of Mrs. Paris. Bowles and Mrs. Paris were present and are held without bail on murder charges. Mrs. Bowles allegedly had an affair with Mrs Paris for two years.
Berlin reports of December 5 show Communists and national socialists pressing opposition to emergency finance measures. Chancellor Bruening met with President Hindenburg then warned the Reichstag that delays threaten the nation. Rosenherr accused the government of shirking minority issues in Poland as opposition voices agitate.
Geneva Pec i IAP The preliminary disarmament committee late today approved the final draft of a convention in Kerge as the plan for a general disarmament conference and tonight prepare on to report to the league.
Rumors circulating claim that Soviet embassy staffer Eugene Levin, first secretary, died by his own action in Rome. Officials deny knowledge of the death, while other reports and authorities counter the speculation as uncertain and unconfirmed.
Frodometon N.o. Dre. aM tmployra of Canadion Cottons Tad i0 tie Gitsen mil at Maree ville will go on a five day week next Monday. They have bren work one four days. MYT officials said the business outleak had improved.
London reports 83,000 striking miners in Scotland to return to pits on Monday under a temporary truce. Talks to continue after a conference in Glasgow. No final settlement yet, with negotiations set for tomorrow. Workers will resume under the prestrike wage scale applicable to the new mines.
Der Roveman and Fons Teen lead a shipment of turkeys from the Neve Turkey Growers to New York. The article notes federal scrutiny, a planned payment of 5000 dollars, and ongoing concerns about the shipment's completion and timing.
A man named Hucklaver was found dead at his home today with a head wound. Police and a coroner's inquiry began an investigation into the death as officers surveyed the scene and gathered early details.
The readable fragments mention a 15 fair test and phrases about voters, drink, and political language. Names and clear facts are scarce, but the text hints at an experimental or opinion context regarding a fair test and voters possibly under the influence. No coherent events or individuals are verifiably presented.
Washington reports a heated clash as the wet bloc pushes to curb government poisoning of industrial alcohol with a funds amendment. The House’s first vote went 196 to 64 in favor of prohibiting treasury and post office supply funds, reflecting strong aftereffects from November results. A later attempt failed to reach a majority, with 36 votes for a proposal.
Windsor Ont December 6 Cal S C Robinson Conservative member of parliament urged repeal of the export ban on Ulqinor to the United States calling it a retaliatory act for U S discrimination against border residents. He said Canada should not seek friction but will respond if Americans bar Canadians from Detroit work and business.
Malta banks merge to form a dominant Montana banking group. The Malta National Bank is reorganized with J. F. Kilduff as president and 30 Murray as a key figure, alongside directors John Kidutt Herbert Door and F. H. Selower. Roy Vonron Wy and Phillips serve as directors.
Testimony began in the McDevitt murder case over the fatal shooting of Nell Shea. Witness James Kelly testified the defendant claimed self defense after Wells and others described a provoked confrontation at a bar. The courtroom crowd dispersed after the session.
Coroner Thyineston Der announces no inquest will be held into the deaths of Otto Wenalu and Wary Niles Wenatun. Wenalun shot his 20yearold wife and fatally wounded himself after an failed attempt to persuade her to join him at his ranch or in Arizona, following Wily rumors of a divine command. Sheriff Oscar Cardle of Bayes County notified next of kin.
In New York on December 5 AP report cites Relte Tdvingstone AR Mendnd Riitiey amid allegations of federal prohibition violations. A salon debate centers on whether the term should be spelled with a tab for the era. Reports describe men living nearby and a scene on Sarle Street with culture and tans from time. Police found ten bottles of assorted liquor.
Granata says he has the names of authorized poll watchers and denounces the claim that gangsters influenced Chicago elections. He supports investigations into Al Capone and associated activities, asserting clean candidates and party integrity amid charges against Representative Kunz.
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