19 Dec 1930
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1930
Page
1
President Hoover faces mounting Senate resistance as Congress opens the session. A national initiative for the NID program advances with reports of debate and procedural steps. The article notes opposition in Congress and signals potential impact on policy timing and support.
A fragmentary item from Chicago notes a notable discovery or finding. The unreadable text obscures specifics, but the lead suggests a significant local breakthrough or event tied to the city. Further readable details remain unavailable in the clipping.
In Satford Alabama a posse and National Guard members tracked down two desperadoes after a bank robbery at Warton Function State Bank. The suspects fled through thick undergrowth but were cornered with public safety gear and emergency responders on scene.
Guatemala reports its third president in a single week as political upheaval continues. Ambassadors and diplomats from foreign nations attend conferences amid moves to reestablish stable governance and address the crisis.
The House campaign expenditures committee said it lacks authority to probe charges by Representative Kunz, Democrat Minot, that irregularities occurred in the November election in which he was defeated by Republican Peter Granata. If gangsters were active, the matter falls to civil authorities.
Six people drown off California when the launch motor dies and the craft drifts onto breakers. A capsize occurs near Milton Beach as rescuers attempt lines and a wave capsizes a rescue craft. The Gray brothers and two women are among those reported missing or drowned in the incident.
Tay Annelee Me 18 The Faaminer oy tonight Michael Cudahy son of the millionaire mister Parker and his divorced wife for merits Muriel Pavune film retro Wako heenme recanelled Wes Cudahy at home again at the 6ydale mansion in Hollywood The henep ypier sive Vad Dre rea Mrs Cudahy obtained a remarkable mutiny areree of divorce October 29 on grounds of crucial incompatibility.
Warsaw reported that a Polish aviator named Garin Kohala was arrested today on charges tied to lamenting retreats and disobedience. Authorities said the case involves ordination of Hamotrs Wilel and an alleged plot against army leadership amid the war effort.
Spain counts three days of turmoil after a brief revolt. Madrid reported no fighting on the day as royalist and government forces moved to restore order. Casualties reached 76 dead and 42 wounded across the country amid strikes and unrest slowly dissipating.
A bill introduced by Representative Sinclair of North Dakota seeks federal aid for roads in Indian reservations. The measure would authorize cooperation between the agriculture department and the Interior Secretary to plan and fund road construction on tribal lands, with funds drawn from existing appropriations.
The Prince of Wales III suffered a light chill today and cancelled all his immediate engagements. He was reported improved but remained under care.
Kansax City AP report on the Major Charles A Shepard murder trial at Fort Riley where Mrs Shepard claimed her husband poisoned her before dying. Witnesses Wes Shepard and Mrs Clara Brown described alleged declarations while Sergeant J Ko Grae provided context from the army medical lab.
Kansas County officers reported a brutal homicide in which a man was slain and his body burned. Investigators tied the suspect to the crime, noting the victim’s clothing and burns as evidence and mentioning a potential motive connected to a payment dispute.
Fifteen persons died in a sudden Merapi eruption in Central Java. A heavy lava stream rolled down the slopes as surrounding villages were evacuated and the volcano had been active for two weeks. Rumbles accompanied the blast as observers reported intense activity.
Albany reports formation of the ANTT Gang Alliance aimed at securing better governance and public order. The article details plans to enlist members, coordinate efforts, and establish structures to promote stability amid recent unrest and large scale hazards.
A coroner report outlines a fatal one shot wound in California. Wounds followed a disturbance with suspects and officers named. the victim died at hospital after intoxication and a police raid. Authorities reference Sheriff Emmett Muller and local officials in the investigation.
A Ronan man believed to be a 69 year old shepherd who left the vicinity months ago was found hanged in trees in the woods near Lin ton Oregon. The body was discovered today with no clear indication of foul play and authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death.
Dates for the major Montana fairs were fixed after a Rocks Mountain Fair association meeting. The Montana State Fair in Helena opens August 17, two weeks after the race meeting, with subsequent fairs in Great Falls August 4 to 29, Lewistown August 31 to September 6, Billings September 7 to 14, Missoula September 14 to 17, and an overall schedule for 1091. Delegates and officers from Helena will present a proposal to the Rocky Mountain Fairs association tomorrow.
Fragmentary OCR text details a political scene with Senator Perry and figures in a state, national, and local context. The readable terms suggest a focus on governance and public stance amid a late historical period, mentioning Mor Pym and Gern, with references to a central seat and possible campaign imagery.
A man identified as a Negro confesses to murdering a 19 year old girl teacher at a rural school. He has a prior record and claims the crime after an altercation in the proximity of the school. Authorities report the confession and ongoing investigation.
In a violent confrontation near Ruateln Howse Soccan Germany on December 18, about 300 party members gathered after a local meeting. Three Communists were severely injured and over 149 were arrested as the mobs fought. The ground was littered with broken glass and debris, and traffic was diverted.
A Bearborough rancher, 71 years old, was found guilty by a district court jury of shooting horses belonging to a neighboring farmer. Judge Edgar Raker sentenced him today to seven to three years in state prison. The defendant had argued the horses were trespassing on his land in the Etidge country. The case was heard in Bearborough.
A Virginia City born pioneer died today after heart trouble. Family and local residents mourn the loss of a longtime community member who contributed to regional development and local history.
In a 16 minute session at Laighton’s bedside, Angoien presided as court annulled the marriage between Frederick and the Antago amid a dispute over care. Laighton, a wealthy hotel owner, lingered as the proceedings concluded without payment or consent from the other party.
A federal court contends with Judge Clark's ruling on an amendment, the attorney general and Justices weighing whether the case proceeds to the people. The decision sparks planned proceedings and potential calendar shifts as the matter moves toward a formal Supreme Court review.
Fragmentary report recounts digging for water in Alae with Father Lambert at Stee Tasown. Mentions wax, a forked ath, and noted water found in multiple sites. Details are garbled and names are uncertain, but suggests a local inquiry or observation about wells and supply.
Charles J Sear of Bozeman passes away after a long illness. He settled in the area after moving here from Helens, engaging in ranching and real estate work. The community notes his contributions to local settlement and development.
A national mobilization of women behind the whole law enforcement issue was urged by Ruth G. K. Strawbridge, Philadelphia society leader, who framed prohibition as just a part of the larger drive. She spoke at a White House event, asserting sustained support for the administration’s enforcement measures amid ongoing social reforms.
A government proposal for a spring national referendum on prohibition was finally defeated. The plan would have raised the alcohol tax on beer to two shillings per cent, with current beer tax set at sixteen percent.
Motion picture actress Janet Casner underwent an appendicitis operation at Queen 4 hospital in Honculd and is reported to be doing very nicely. Further details are sparse and the notice reads as a routine medical bulletin from the era.
A 5 year old boy sends a flower pot gift to his mother, scheduled for execution in a state death sentence. The scene unfolds in Newcastle Pa with references to Wheelisg and Mys Martha Schoon, as legal paths for appeal are being prepared amid public interest and distress.
A fragmented report notes a heavy snowfall blanketing the region with disrupted travel on highways and a shift to warmer air later tonight. Readers are urged to monitor forecasts as scattered flurries ease and temperatures rise across eastern portions of the area.
A stray OCR fragment reports denial that Ghinese killed Rosetta Baker. It mentions a tragedy at an apartment, a caregiver or servant, and unclear details about an investigation or accusation, with names partially garbled and no clear outcome.
Unclear report notes a cabinet likely to be short lived after a confid ence vote by a majority in the chamber. Leaders vow to overthrow the current administration. New Young recesa Mashttaton resident sends a message to over a gathering at the Capitol.
Great Falls police suspend two officers amid a conspiracy case. Officials say the move follows an internal investigation and references to a potential formal review by the city commission. Public notice indicates the actions are temporary pending further proceedings.
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