13 Dec 1930
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1930
Page
1
Washington reports about a military revolt breaking out in Spanish cities as dissatis faction within ranks grows. The piece notes broader reactions from American temperance groups and figures urging political positions, with continued coverage promised on the next page.
Charles Bannon told officers where bodies lay after a hammer attack by Mire Maven and an insanity burst. The Haven family members and others were found buried in a single grave under a lean-to barn, with Daniel Haven and Leland Haven among the victims. The elder Haven and father Hannon disappearances add to the mystery as investigators trace Dec 2 letters from Ontario.
Havana reports censorship on all communications entering and leaving Cuba for a second time since November elections. Presidential decree suspended constitutional guarantees island wide. Machado moves to quell political discontent, curbing home privacy and rights amid rising unrest.
Washington report notes a temporary quieting of a tense Senate clash between the president and his party over relief legislation. Senator Overman of North Carolina led a truce amid attacks on Hoover administration tactics. Indiana’s Watson warned the Republican leadership and president are not united in relief funding strategy.
Montana oil men predicted improved prospects for the industry at a statewide meeting. Discussions covered regional geology, marketing codes, and anticipated future activity. leaders and delegates from the Montana and Alberta associations attended, with officers to be elected the next day.
In Santa Rosa California on an unfrequented road two bootlever suspects were shot. Federal Prohibition Agent Mo J Buckley was present during the exchange. Hugo Prassa a 39 year old Torall valley rancher was shot in the stomach and Antone Providenty a 22 year old San Francisco truck driver was lightly wounded in the head.
Albert Einstein descended today from an aircraft to attend a luncheon in his honor hosted by Adolph S. Ochs, publisher of the New York Times. He arrived with his wife and fellow travelers and went ashore from the ship in New York Harbor.
Gilbert H Beesecher 40 a financier at the Guaranty Building and Loan Association faces jail as embezzlement charges loom. The failed outfit attracted over 25,000 depositors with more than 317 million in funds amid five years of alleged fraud. Grand jury indicts and plans to quiz Whitmore and Bank of Hollywood figures next week.
Martial law declared in Canton as 10000 Reds move southward amid rumors of uprisings. Government reports say troops patrol streets to curb red terror while forces push toward Shinchow and Hatonn islands. Red bands reportedly terrorize towns including Taingehih and Lichow as battles and fear escalate across Kwantung and Hunan regions.
Lewistown December jury convicts 70 year old Scarborough of shooting horses that wandered onto his land near Hert Beatt in Gilt Edge district. Judge to decide sentence with possible one to ten year term starting Monday.
A Plymouth man advertises to Plymouth ladies unable to hire maids offering daily calls for servant work including carrying coal and chopping wood. The notice, dated December 12, seeks suitable unemployed help and welcomes offers of other work.
News from Pershing county in Nevada reports a mining rush as residents move toward the Rabbit Hole district after a major strike. Prospectors Charles and James Sroossd reportedly shipped high grade ore yesterday, with values noted at a high rate per pound. Local residents evacuated to a distant site with supplies as activity expands.
Four men in jumpers robbed the Riverside apartment of Mrs Charles F Ziel, taking jewelry valued between 865000 and 190. Ann. Authorities pursue suspects after the bold early morning theft at the New York palace.
Reports from Madrid describe heavy shelling and a military revolt spreading to nearby towns. Major Ramon leads violates loyalist forces as Spain’s premier avatar reportedly heads the movement, with Vigo and Taca garrisons mutinying and plans for broader hostilities unfolding.
Fragmentary note describes a ten year old girl in Hollywood who died by her own action. The brief mentions individuals Tony Henry Mears and others, with unclear relations and partial phrasing about a family and possible medical or accidental context.
During a murder hearing, witness Grace Brandon testified government notes allege threats by War Charles to Shepard. Shepard denied discussing the singer with his wife and claimed not to have sent a shadow over the household. Taide testified Shepard collapsed weeks before his wife’s death and Miss Brandon described a letter and intentions regarding divorce.
Lieutenant David T Vernet of Great Falls faces federal conspiracy charges for violating national prohibition law. The district attorney announced the case after McThorne altered his plea to no contest. Sentencing will follow the trials of the remaining defendants, with Monday set for hearings.
North Chelmsford witnessed the wedding of OsPSTonn Jo Maskoh Jr. and Minerva Aronson in New Maton Conn. The ceremony took place at St Jean Roman church with Rev Jose Curtin officiating and a small private attendance.
Tens of thousands of devotees gathered on the road to Guadalupe today for a one year celebration honoring Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe. The event marked the anniversary of a revered image and drew crowds to the shrine near the cathedral, with rites witnessed by many parishioners.
Mount Vernon Washington case reads as a jury verdict of life imprisonment for a youth who killed a bootlegger who had sold liquor to the youth’s father. The court commends the defendant for restraint and notes the motive of avenging a liquor sale gone wrong.
A fragmentary report describes a supposed abduction of a girl named Mariott and hints at a maid's prior murder. The piece mentions police, a sheriff, and ongoing investigations with unclear timeline and numerous cryptic references to local officials and events.
Washington reports show Congress postponing relief measures as new disputes erupt over drought relief and unemployment assistance. The House balked at Senate amendments to the emergency public works appropriation and related aid packages. President urged swift action as drought funds and job relief remain debated among lawmakers this week.
A technical plea postpones the Lindsey disturbance case in New York as Judge Bo Lindsey awaits further decision. Prosecutors and defense argue jurisdiction while the defendant remains in custody. a Wednesday session is set to determine next steps.
San Francisco December 12 The Southern Pacific company sent a circular letter to officers and employees outlining an employee relief fund for laid off workers and those with few working days per month. The fund, funded by one percent of monthly wages from January through the end of the year, will be overseen by a central board with about 30 601 employees on the Pacific Lines eligible to participate.
From Quetec Diapaten a profit figure of 9 500 791 44 is shown for the Queer Liquor commission over the province's financed statement for the fiscal year ended June 96. The figure represents the annual profit in the nine weeks under the commission. Incense front shops hotels and restaurants brought an additional 2 248 611.
A Colorado man died after an encounter with a bull in a rural area. Authorities say the event occurred near a farmstead with no immediate witnesses. The investigation continues, with investigators reviewing local records and livestock handling safety procedures.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Jean Dayle aged 19 and cryptic references to medical terms and a crash or incident. The readable parts include names and scattered phrases but no coherent event or clear actions. The piece appears as an incomplete historical clipping with numerous transcription errors.
A fragmented report notes the departure of French forces from German soil after more than two decades of occupation. Details are scarce due to the damaged text, but the event marks a significant shift in postwar arrangements and regional stability.
Fragmentary OCR reports a trio of young boys sent to a hot area. Names and precise actions are unclear due to damaged text. The piece mentions Tanner Bulger and references a weather event or date, but details are unreadable.
The House passed the interior department supply bill totaling about 16 million dollars for the current fiscal year. The measure includes allocations for the Bureau of Indian Affairs Park Service Reclamation General Land Office Geological Survey and Education bureaus with notable increases over prior appropriations. The act also covers departmental activities and staff adjustments with a broad funding package totaling several million dollars.
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