08 Dec 1930
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1930
Page
1
A disruptive incident at St John the Divine in New York involving a Denver man and a figure linked to a controversial publication sparked a tense standoff among worshippers. Police and church officials intervened as accusations and heated words filled the cathedral setting.
New York report shows editors overwhelmingly back ratification with 21,993,966 circulation in favor and 10,537,717 opposed. The foundation cited 10 states with no opposing papers and noted opposition from some papers tied to the Wearai chain.
AP report details how eight men escaped in a skiff when the 53 foot yacht Eola dragged anchor and broke apart on Guadalupe rocks during a gale. S Saton Ward returned with nine survivors, search efforts continuing for missing crew members as wreckage and perilous surf hampered rescue.
In a frontier incident near Taliseg, two bandits from a gang led by Jose Velaged were killed by agrarian troops after holding up a tourist wagon. The fighting involved 13 bandits and troops, causing casualties on the bandit side as the authorities pursued the remaining members.
Washington editorials discuss a five day week plan to ease unemployment by reducing work hours without wage cuts. Senator Walsh introduces a bill to set a one year limit and allow the president discretion to extend. Proponents argue it would create jobs across sectors, while critics say it mainly helps labor and material industries, not white collar workers. The plan aims to speed up public works and set an example for private business.
Reports from northern Hupeh province say 20 000 Reds surprised and annihilated an equal number of provincial troops in a severe military engagement. The attack struck between Bremaster and Hevangan, north of a strategic location, as authorities described the loss as one of the war’s hardest hit.
Skeleton remains reveal a tragic early period with grave sites linked to illness and danger. Disturbances at a plantation area suggest multiple graves and possible violence. Local authorities report findings near Wysetkene with skeletal remains showing signs of hardship and peril.
A bank cashier TK Wo Hanks was abducted and wounded during a ransom attempt of 5000 dollars. Two men were questioned by authorities as suspects. Police pursued the case across rural King County as farmers and a stepson provided corroborating details.
In Berlin and other German cities more than 40 people were seriously injured, with at least one fatal, as political clashes erupted Sunday. The Berlin theater screened the German version of the motion picture An Quiet On The Western Front as fascists disrupted a demonstration and released white mice outside, while no trouble occurred inside the venue.
Paris Dec 7 Senator Louie Barthou relinquished the attempt to form a concentration cabinet. President Garton Nou mergan will seek another successor to Andre Tardiet Senator Harthouw after negotiations suggested possible success. The radical party balked at cooperation with a cabinet including an extreme right representative headed by Lewis Marin.
A former Georgian minister plenipotentiary to Paris was shot twice while driving in the Place d Italie in Paris. Police identified the killer as a Georgian bricklayer helper who claimed political motives and said he acted for rivalries between Soviet and Winter Party adherents.
Police pursue an alleged revolutionary plot uncovering bombs in city areas. They seized machine guns and ammunition at a fertilizer factory owned by Candido Alves Riborito, arresting him as prosecutors link the arms to a suspect named Tali Mata Monteiro. In Porto, dynamite and cartridges were seized, with authorities extending investigations to provincial areas.
In Albuquerque on December 7, Tom Byron died in hospital after a rock fall at Madrid NM mine. The Madrid blast toll rose to five. one survivor, a widow and several children. Two other men, brought to Albuquerque with Byron, remain hospitalized with burns from ignited mine gas.
Prolonged cheering greeted the verdict as eight men confessed earlier and stood before the microphone. They face 48 hours to seek clemency from the central executive committee before potential execution at the authorities’ convenience. The condemned include Leonid Ramsin, 43, former professor at Moscow Technical Institute. Larlenes, 43, former head of the heat and power institute. Nikolai Charnovsky, 62, professor at Mmdarion4 technical institutes. and Jean Wollaskey, 96, former official of the state manningdom. Continued on Page 101
The report details a chaotic city leadership scene as Mayor faces internal friction. Key figures include John and other officials amid governance tensions, signaling a volatile administrative period with unclear direction and proposals under debate.
In Washington a temperance gathering unfolds as law enforcement officials prepare for a session. The meeting of civic advocates and the precutite committee draws delegates to discuss enforcement and policy. The report notes ongoing preparations and anticipated discussions across the capital with further details promised on page 2.
A chaotic incident ends with Kionaperd quickly captured by police after a rapid sequence near the Wa front. The suspect reportedly faced detainment within minutes as officers moved to secure the area. No further details are available regarding charges or motive.
Nebraska farmer Henry Mitchell, Melvine McClinivan, and Henry McClanahan were arrested after a warrant linked them to the disappearance of Marriott. Sheriff and deputies escorted them to Fort Morgan as investigators pursued leads from mid November searches. Authorities have not located Marriott despite extensive efforts.
The Vermont village with about 000 residents shut down all nonessential services under blue law rules. Drug stores garages and several shops including a news stand were closed. Only hotels and designated areas remained open as authorities enforce the Sunday prohibition.
Mount Ottve and Dee Yu Ming workers led a large gathering from Tinete and other alator communities to pay tribute to Mary C Monthary Jones. Her body lay at the Oda Mellows Lemp as mourners prayed for admission to witness the ceremony. The procession arrived from Washington and the crowd pressed to hear a pane Tyrie deny her.
A 74 year old Los mother was fatally shot at home while tending to her two young sons. Her husband Richard Surrey allegedly discharged a loaded rifle while cleaning it, striking her in the head. Coroner’s inquest set for tomorrow as the sons, Greint and Nouglas, corroborate their father’s actions.
Fragmentary report details an escape related to a killing case in Salt Lake City. The note references persons named Tep Dew, Tye, Velma Ar, and Mist Tatewel, with officers seeking further information as the investigation continues across western states.
An 18 year old Kolin boy was shot during a hunting trip. Authorities report the wound to the abdomen. a companion wounded or otherwise involved is being questioned. The incident occurred during the hunting outing with two individuals present.
Washington December 7 AP Senator Borah Republican Idaho warns against raiding the treasury to restore prosperity as Congress prepares this week to enact emergency unemployment and drought relief. He opposed the $60 million wage measure in the Senate and $170 million public improvements bill in the House, but pressed for an increase in taxes if the $355 million deficit is to be funded this year.
Reports shuffle between theories of gas fames and post mortem findings amid a Belgian horror event. Investigators cite industrial plant closeness causing deaths though rational explanations remain unsettled as continued coverage references pare 77.
Leaders of major railroad workers groups meet to discuss a six hour day proposal. Dagkimen, head of the Brotherhood of Loremetive Mremen, chairs the session with figures Viator Johnson and Ad Whitnes among those arriving to join the discussions on labor reforms.
Coast Guard reports seven perished when the contended schooner Story Petrol foundered in rough seas off New London Conn. A fleet searched hours for survivors as five crewmen were recovered. The tragedy occurred three days after Master Padre died. The American Legion ceremony planned with Prince of Wales invited to attend.
A blaze in Reston Yowa district damaged two floors of stores and apartments, injuring or threatening residents. The fire, discovered by CoA Tanase, prompted evacuations as 13 families fled their apartments in the milling town area. Estimated damage exceeds 1000.
Dr William E Barton, noted clergy author and national church leader, died today at Long Island College Hospital Franklin after a month of critical illness. Survives include son William Barton Jr and brother of the Sheridan Wire Printer and Maree Rattonanther. Burial will be in Foxboro, Massachusetts beside his wife at their summer home. Service led by Rev Nehemiah Noonton, with burial at Foxboro.
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