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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1935
Page
1
Tokyo reports Admiral Mineo Osamui proposing naval disarmament as the best path to resolve naval tensions if powers pursue genuine dialogue and abandon attempts at superiority. At the same time, conference talks in London and Washington proceed with last minute diplomacy as nations debate arms limits and treaty language.
A garbledworld briefing notes shifting focus from domestic to international affairs. It mentions diplomacy, constitutional questions, and expected proteome shifts while listing locations such as Trenton and Corning with unclear context.
Detective Ellis Parker in Burlington County NJ says he spoke with the man he believes killed the Lindbergh baby. Parker argues Hauptmann innocent of the kidnap murder and ransom, claiming German contact Wiech arranged the ransom with Flach in Germany and asserting no collaboration between the crime factors and ransom collection.
A derelict report notes German Protestants opposing official policy, with a church collecting contributions for dissent. The piece mentions a waring from secret police and high treason concerns. The Pullman Company in Chicago reports a October loss of 0.024 compared to prior earnings.
The Franco British proposal seeks a territorial exchange involving Ethiopia and Eritrea, offering Mussolini a partial gain while abandoning full demands. Observers warn a decisive response before Thursday's sanctions vote, with Rome signaling cautious openness yet unlikely acceptance. The plan, if adopted, would show complete Franco-British unity and widen the gap between Italy and its targets in Africa.
Fragmentary report describes ongoing northern China unrest as delegates and officials in Tanghu push for autonomy, while Nanking maintains central control over foreign affairs, finance, military, and judiciary. The piece notes limited nominal guarantees and resistance from authorities amid calls for regional self rule.
A severe avalanche in a distant Arctic settlement buries a dormitory and a railway building, killing 88 people and trapping many more. Rescue teams remove survivors as aid arrives and a government inquiry is ordered into the disaster.
Tobias Wildstein blew out 109 candles on his birthday cake as a playful crowd debated marriage. He quipped about taking a wife if the right girl appeared, reflecting a lighthearted social moment in New York.
Rome ceremony presided by Shop Hayes with rector present. Bishop Ralph States of Elena and Ambassador Keckenrige Long attended a college ceremony to congratulate the new priests.
Cairo reports fresh anti British rioting as police clash with students at the medical college. Students pelt officers with stones and use hoses. several injured including a British officer. Crowds march shouting Down with Britain as clashes continue in Cairo. Paris Soir notes mobs unfurling red and black revolt banners and fighting police in multiple areas with injuries on both sides.
Laurel Guple and family sustained injuries after a honeymoon trip car went into an irrigation ditch. Fred Keser and a child were listed among those injured. two adults remained in hospital with serious, but non fatal, conditions. The Bresters, relatives of the groom, suffered severe injuries. the couple and others were away for a visit when the accident occurred. Both victims were reported resting and not in immediate danger.
Washington reports a secret push by major industrial groups to derail the capital’s tomorrow business labor conference. Plans to disrupt are described as dramatic, with bets on a possible abrupt end. George L. Berry heads the NRA related talks aimed at unemployment relief, inviting voluntary industry participation.
Medora T Roosevelt, 20, social figure and third cousin of the late Teddy Roosevelt, is pictured amid society duties as others in her group defend or oppose the administration. The scene shows her at a May 9 Park Avenue club induction event with banker George J Roosevelt as a relative.
Franklin B. Steventon, seeking revenge on state’s evidence against him, shot at Mrs Sally Picard in the county jail and wounded himself in the head. He, 38, from Roundup, Montana, is in critical condition. Picard, 26, of West Virginia, was wounded in the right shoulder. Steventon and Picard had been guests at the Bennett home and faced trial for jewelry and money theft.
A B Fall former secretary of the Interior and former New Mexico senator was reported in serious condition by physicians at El Paso's William Beaumont General Hospital after a sinking spell Friday night. Doctors summoned Mrs C C Chase his daughter from Three Rivers NC and notified Mrs Fall who was visiting in east Texas.
Naples Italy Dec Nine passengers killed and fifty injured in a Rome Naples railway wreck blamed on signal disregard authorities said.
A Houston flood report cites one death and a second drowning as waters from recent rains flood 109 residential blocks in Shady Acres and surrounding areas. Over 1 million dollars in property damage, with 12 business blocks submerged, and the Buffalo Bayou cresting near 1929 flood levels before easing.
New York officials report anxiety over federal withdrawal from direct relief. The Fawis Welfare Association board, backed by 250 private and public agencies, urges support for state and local relief. Director Linton B. Swift notes private agencies already serve over 200000 families and cannot bear the burden alone.
President Roosevelt addresses to be broadcast Monday by NBC GBS MBS and Intercity. First talk to begin at 11 a m EST before the America Farms Bureau Federation. Second talk from the University of Notre Dame will start at 7 47 HST.
President Roosevelt travels from Warm Springs toward Chicago with two expected addresses today. He plans to speak before the American Farm Bureau Federation at Chicago and later at Notre Dame University in South Bend, signaling a thorough outline of his domestic and international views. He will receive an honorary doctor of laws degree at Notre Dame then return to Washington via Toledo, Ohio.
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