High Court Rules on Two Ghats Case and State Rights
The High Court hands two opinions limiting federal overreach and preserving state authority. It rules that state permission is not required for certain conversions by federally chartered or state regulated entities, with emphasis on limits to federal power and rights reserved to states, while noting the Wisconsin suit and broader implications.
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HOLC
Iueston
World News Digest War Plans and Court Rulings Headline
Fragmented wire service notes describe Mussolini silent stance on France British pivot plan reveals two favored candidates. Supreme Court reviews Hophmann case while U.S. seeks federal action on tariffs and religion. scattered items on Minneapolis and other places.
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Hodder
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High Court Denies Hauptmann Review In Murder Case
The Supreme Court refused to renew Hauptmann's conviction in the Uty Chicks Augustus Tindbergh murder case. The one word verdict limited any new trial chances as the court rejected calls for fresh residence hearings and maintained the prior judgment. Continued on page 10.
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Il Duce silent on peace asks, oil ban decision due soon
Reported in a condensed wartime dispatch Mussolini addressed the Senate but did not reveal a new Anglo French peace proposal. Officials said a decision on banning oil for Italy would come within two days as emergency talks continue. Ethiopian and Mediterranean tensions rise with added bombings and unrest.
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Japanese Reject American Naval Reduction Plan
The 1899 Associated Press report notes Japan’s strong rejection of a proposal for naval cuts by 70 percent. Japan argues the plan preserves an unequal ratio, demanding parity with Britain and the United States, and vows to undermine the three fifths standard seen as the conference’s core flaw.
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Loss by flood in Houston estimated at two million
Houston's flood disaster caused estimated losses near two million dollars. One man drowned in Buffalo Bayou as waters rose, with others feared dead. Damage hit warehouses and Christmas stock, while a brick building collapsed in the torrent and the full toll remained uncertain.
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Tavaton Lexas
Tuffalo Hayou
Mooney Case Concludes as Three Remain in 1916 Bombing
Mooney closed a habeas corpus hearing before Supreme Court Referee A. L. Shaw seeking freedom from conviction tied to conspirators in the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing. The case adjourned until January 20 for state aid presentation and further action.
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Walter Liggett Murder Victim in Minneapolis Shooting
Walter Liggett publisher of major political controversy was killed in Minneapolis as he stepped from his car in the rear of his apartment. His wife and 10 year old daughter witnessed three shots fired by two gunmen. A liquor runner suspect Blumenfeld arrived voluntarily for questioning at police headquarters. The ambush appeared timed to intercept Liggett returning from a grocery shopping trip. Continued on page 2.
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Aid Cann
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New Bishop of Helena Named by Apostolic Delegation
Washington Dec 9 The apostolic delegation announced that Dr Joseph M Gilmore chancellor of the Helena Mont diocese will be named bishop at a Vatican consistory scheduled for mid December The Rev Gilmore has served in Helena for 20 years after ordination in Rome in 1915 He was professor at Mount St Charles later Carroll College and held posts at St James hospital Butte SS Helenas Meadersville Whitehall and St There ses church He has been chancellor since 1927
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Joseph M. Gilmore
Helena, Mont
Vatican
Joseph VE Gilmore
Helena
Rome
Mount St Charles College
Carroll College
St Thereses Church
Whitehall
St James Hospital
Butte
SS Helenas Church
Meadersille
Coal Mine Blast Kills Sixteen Miners at Lethbridge
An explosion at the Lethbridge colliery today trapped miners on the 00 font level. Fourteen escaped to the surface while two remained entombed. three were seriously injured. Sparks from a telephone circuit are believed to have ignited gas. Wives and families gathered at the pithead as rescue squads struggled to reach the trapped men.
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Lethbridge
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Bank raid suspects to appear in Boulder court
Harbert Harrington and Homer Tannebill charged with the November 29 Whitehall State bank robbery were moved to Jefferson county jail in Boulder today. They are expected to be formally arraigned on the robbery charge in district court at Boulder tomorrow.
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Just A Minute With Trans Core- A Peregrine Rant
In Santa Monica on December 9 a speaker riffs on early settlers and modern society. He contrasts rugged frontier ancestors with today’s laws and reforms, mocks public virtue, then muses on youth and woke culture. Irvin S. Cobb is cited with a contrived signature.
Roosevelt polices praised at Farm Bureau convention opening
In Chicago at the International Amphitheater the Farm Bureau opened its 17th annual convention with pledges of support for Roosevelt policies. President Igdyward Neal spoke amid cheers from about two thousand attendees and then traveled to South Bend Indiana with Postmaster General Tarle, receiving an honorary Doctor of Laws from Notre Dame. He acknowledged past mistakes in the recovery program but urged confidence in economic revival.
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International Amphitheater
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Roosevelt speech outlines New Deal and farm policy
President Roosevelt addressed about 300 at the Saddle and Sirloin Club in Chicago, outlining war policy and praising New Deal programs. He defended aiding the underprivileged while highlighting farm income gains and Canadian trade reciprocity benefiting farmers. O Neal then received the federation’s annual award for service to agriculture. Charles E Hearst said the federation would likely endorse the president’s farm program.
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Primate and League of Nations in New York Arrival
The primate archbishop of Tark and primate of Lasland arrives in New York amid questions about League of Nations sanctions. The visit yields the chief hope that measures will strengthen the League's authority and promote peace rather than lead to wider starvation.
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League of Nations
Berlin Jews Lose Kosher Meat Imports Order
Orthodox Jewish communities in Berlin face meatless days as a government ban on kosher meat imports is enforced. The decree halts traditional slaughtering practices, impacting dietary observances and religious rites among German Jewry.
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Address of Roosevelt at Farm Bureau meeting in Chicago
The teat of the adress of President Roosevelt before the American Farm Bureau federation in Chicago yesterday will be found on page 10 of this issue of The Helena Independent.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Helena
Berry Plan Fails to Win Support for Industrial Council
Washington December 9 Major George L Berry proposed an industry advisory council to speed recovery but key industry leaders rejected the idea or said they lacked authority to name a representative. The conference opened with shouting and disruptions as business and labor groups split over the plan and the general meeting dissolved into group discussions on iron and steel machinery and related sectors.
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Notre Dame Honors Roosevelt With Honorary Degree
Notre Dame awarded President Roosevelt an honorary degree at a special convocation celebrating Philippine independence. Cardinal Mundelein introduced the president as he spoke of liberty of thought and conscience. Attendees cheered as Roosevelt thanked the university and crowds gathered in South Bend before his departure for Washington.
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University of Notre Dame
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Masons Officiate At Judge Lentz Funeral
Funeral services for Judge Theodore Lentz were held at the Masonic temple with Rev David I Jackson presiding. The cortege went to Wisoula cemetery for the graveside ritual as community members gathered to mourn the Montana jurist found dead with a self-inflicted head wound in his courthouse chamber.
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Theodore Lentz
Montana
Masonite ‘Temple
David I Jackson
Wrights Terplar
Wissoula
Wasonti
Bison Delivered to Crow Reservation from Lamar Ranch
Billings workers moved four Trent bison in separate crates to the Crow Indian Reservation near Yellowstone National Park. The animals were transported from the Hison ranch east of Lamar yesterday for placement on the reservation range.
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Movement for Autonomy in North China Spreading
Japanese sources report that malcontents have occupied Chinhal and Tacheng on the Hopoh Shantung border and formed the Shantung Hopoh autonomous council. Shantung province, one of five eyed for possible detachment from Nanking if autonomy does not expand, with about 30 000 population in Hopoh and Chihar ready for near autonomy, observers say awaiting confirmation.
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