11 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1935
Page
1
A World War era wire service summary notes the Treasury defending plans under the silver purchase act while experts question the timing and impact of China’s actions on global oil markets. The report hints at shifting gold and silver reserves and potential effects on prices as the broader economy adjusts.
A messy OCR style summary of world events touching many places and names. It mentions Addis Ababa, New York, and various entities in a broad global sweep. The fragmentary text references events, organizations, and individuals without clear actions or outcomes.
In Washington on December 10 the Supreme Court handling of the basic farm aid law faced heated assertions and denials as justices closed pleas in the Hoosac Mills case and weighed the constitutionalities of the Bankhead Act. Solicitor General Stanley Reed argued for AAA, but the session ended with Reed signaling a continuation on Page 2 due to ongoing proceedings.
Fragmented account accuses the Western Progressive of misleading the highway commission and the state board of canningrs about approval and funding for a highway project. It cites alleged misstatements, improper travel authorizations, and potential misuse of public funds connected to a plan involving Nelson, Culomobre, and others.
Fragmented notes recount a peace proposal addressed to Benito Mussolini and Haile Selassie, detailing diplomatic maneuvers, resignations, and a league settlement. The document mentions Addis Ababa, Mekelle, and Ethiopian territories with hints of colonial aims and international mediation efforts.
The article reports that AAA plans to rebuild regardless of a potential high court ruling. Details mention federal and state figures, constitutional considerations, and debates on shaping a legislative program within constitutional limits, with references to agriculture policy and international trade dialogue.
In Tangiv Arizona a trial unfolds over polygamy charges with the prosecution resting after presenting witnesses. The case centers on Tom Spencer and Ava Ew Wes 17 Ghakdion and others linked to a northern Arizona community amid efforts to stamp out polygamy and alleged wrongdoing.
Rumors say Frank Walker intends to resign as director of the Sadlodal Timergens amid pressure from political figures. Friends note he may seek postmaster general or other cabinet roles, allowing focus on committee chairs and a re election effort for President Traosmalt.
Fragmentary report claims many killed in a mid December engagement in southeastern China as forces clashed near a railway line. Details and exact numbers are unclear due to the damaged source text.
Washington observers report a broad labor coalition endorsing President Berry’s plan to form a federal unemployment council. The American Federation of Labor and eight worker organizations named delegates while many business leaders refused to participate. Sidney Hillman and Thomas Kennedy were among those chosen to represent labor interests as the council moves toward proposed joint action to reduce mass unemployment.
Jiewistown Dee 10 Special The Honorable Rov LO Ayers of Las istown announces his candidacy for the office of governor. Chairman J Z Ramsey of Fergus county declares the official bid and extols Ayers as a friend of the common people, praised for his service as county attorney, judge, and his record on the Montana Supreme Court bench.
The four power naval pact advances by placing total tonnage on the conference agenda, aiming to resolve the major obstacle. Japan pushes for equal tonnage shares with the United States and Great Britain, risking divergence in the talks.
A 1939 humor piece overhears a banker bragging about infallible stock tips. The narrator recalls past blithe investments and a banker who once advised personal schemes, ending with a jokey image of him at a county poor farm telling others how to beat stock markets.
The defense for Richard Hauptmann faces a new motion today as attorneys prepare to argue to save him from execution. Observers note Hauptmann appeared cheerful and confident despite the shock of the trial and appeals process.
Washington reports President Roosevelt intensified efforts to pare down next year's regular budget amid predictions of a billion dollar deficit. He met with Daniel Bell to review developments as lawmakers forecast expenditures above current year levels, with emergency outlays postponed and calls to balance the budget by tightening federal spending.
In Houston Texas the Buffalo Bayou flood sent waters into the city, raising property damage beyond 2 million dollars. Five African American children died when a rescue boat capsized while ferrying residents from a marooned home. One man, Ad Hold Holub, drowned attempting to watch from a submerged bridge. Dozens remained missing as more drownings were feared until all were accounted for.
Northwest cold spell drives temperatures down across Minnesota and the Great Lakes area. Forecasters warn of a plunge with highs near 15 above in places while many regions face continued cold and wind. The association of American Railways seeks tax relief on leased equipment depreciation. Violinist and composer Guntay Suinker is noted.
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