27 Dec 1930
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1930
Page
1
A fragmentary report notes a quake devastates a small village in the Andes. Political commentary and garbled text follow, referencing Senator Norris and alleged third party activity. The snippet references electoral college discussions and unnamed local figures amid chaos.
Fragmentary text describes an explosion at Buffalo Convent with damage to a basement area. Readable words mention Md Paremen and unknown individuals amid chaotic scene. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a significant blast injury and property damage.
In Cuba authorities arrested a prominent figure tied to an alleged conspiracy. The thwarted revolt plan involved nationalist factions and a group labeled as "Toadies Figure" in the unfolding events. Details remain limited as investigations continue.
Historical clipping reports Young Cannon bound over to the superior court for trial on charges of issuing worthless paper after a preliminary hearing. Other charges include labor claims and mispayment judgments. the record notes prior convictions and ongoing court actions.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a rise in gold fever in Ontario linked to unusual Turkish nuggets found in a crop. The report mentions a Christmas turkey as a lure to the Lakehead district, with buyer C. Free Bean purchasing a nugget lot from W Wilson Tilson. It hints at shipments, grazing birds, and prior small finds, all contributing to local excitement.
Paris and Rome report growing optimism for a naval agreement after the London conference. A foreign office spokesman told AP today that prospects are more favorable than at any time since the talks began.
In Buenos Aires at the University of Buenos Aires a lively student protest turned violent when clashes broke out between rival factions over a strike. Four students were injured as police intervened. several protesters were detained.
Washington report details forged American passports used by Soviet agents to travel for Communist work. G Agabakott, ex-OGPU operative, testified that Third International members travel with American papers allowing entry into many countries. A special office in Moscow allegedly fabricates passports and file certificates, with English and American documents kept ready for covert use.
An Idaho judge sentenced two youths, Mawhis and Darrell Flanigan, to life terms for a S17 robbery at a gasoline station. The case involved derailed plans and lengthy confinement, with both defendants ordered to begin serving their sentences immediately.
Debutante season peaks at Christmas week in New York with parents presenting daughters to society. Estimated costs soar into the millions for gowns, parties, and social appearances as leading names like Christ mas week and others drive lavish showcases.
A sequence of earthquakes devastates multiple areas causing numerous fatalities and injuries. Rescue teams search collapsed buildings as panic spreads among residents and officials assess damage and emergency needs.
A fragmentary weather note reports a cold snap moving south with temperatures about 15 degrees lower than usual. Forecasters warn of brisk winds and unsettled skies, urging readers to prepare for frosty conditions tonight and into the weekend.
A tarnished Christmas story unfolds as Santa notices a light in a home and, after a careful approach, leaves a surprising bundle for children. The encounter leads to weary travel and a quiet gift that changes a winter night. Page 4 continues the account.
Diamond merchant David Polak aged 34 died after leaping from a ten story window of his Manhattan office on Nin Nat NAM Street. Police and detectives found no external cause or foul play, and scores of clerks witnessed the fatal fall along the Thoroughfare.
Spanish ace Franco and ally Pablo Tada depart Lisbon on a steerage passage after abortive revolt. Franco, exiled, travels with a mechanic friend and arrives in Vlishon before planning to stay briefly in Brussels and then head to Party. Only a few friends gather at the quay as the emigre group parts.
Kaltapelt December 26 Duncan, convicted of killing Bud Neas and Rusch Austin, sentenced to life imprisonment for the double murder. Neas and Avayin were shot Aug 17 over ownership of a cowhide robe.
Walsh pleads guilty in a grain theft case connected to a defunct Walsh Gigin company. Roseman faces 26 years, Walsh partner Naty Bailey named in related embezzlement allegations. Waived bail set at $1500. state agriculture commissioner orders review of storage holders for about one year.
An awkward fragmentary report notes an incident tied to a mother and daughter, with vague references to a Memphis jewelry case, a court, and an alleged crime. Names and places are unclear due to OCR damage, but the piece centers on family links and a preliminary state of investigation.
Glendive coroner's jury exonerates rancher in the death of Grant Callahan 13 during a robbery at the Flohr ranch home. Callahan and four others allegedly broke in and moved through a doorway, wounding Callahan after an armed claim. Witnesses at the inquest include companions and neighbors. the case centers on the use of deadly weapons and justified self defense.
An OCR fragment from a Chester region item mentions a range of garbled phrases and names. Readable elements include Chester, May, and urban place references, with unclear context for events, people, or outcomes.
A garbled OCR fragment notes a late night event involving a cake and a court dispute. It mentions individuals such as Robert, Reber Rolinson, and a niece, with references to a restaurant and a sue penned matter. The text is unclear but implies legal action and domestic conflict.
A broken, garbled report notes the death of a Long Beach boy and hints at a possible murder. The fragmentary text references individuals named Dorey Walrax and Beth Cunt wath oc vaeder oe ine and mentions Compton Cwht Bor 2b. The legible details point to a tragedy with potential foul play but lack coherent facts.
Seattle veterans who challenged the government over war risk insurance records were granted authority to examine United States Veterans' Bureau files to prepare their cases. The Perloral Judge d Jeremiah Neterer ruled the move could affect many pending claims nationwide. The Seattle plaintiff Ray Wo Masses argued for access to medical records treated as confidential.
A missing Billings man’s body was recovered in Yellowstone after an abduction and robbery. Investigators noted missing station receipts totaling $160 and are pursuing a foul play theory while a post mortem is conducted to determine cause of death.
A corrupt magnate described as a swindler faces 10 to 100 years in prison after a grand theft case in Los Angeles. The defendant, linked to a broader alleged defalcation scheme, stands before Superior Judge Willan Ward for multiple counts, with consecutive terms possible. Monaco crisis mentions temporary dictatorship amid political upheaval.
July wheat prices show disruption and mixed activity as markets pause for a holiday. Reports indicate delayed shipments and uncertain demand pattern amid weather and export worries affecting futures and cash bids.
Anaanero Mirtinacah, president of the regional confederation of Mesian workers, was killed as he left his workplace today in Mex Labor. Authorities link the shooting to internal feuds within the federation and the Salon of Tree Workers of the neighborhood, signaling a volatile dispute within the labor movement.
Sey York nec 28 Charles 4 Bevine, aviation enhusk ser, held by Enna police in a counterfeiting case. New tenuries issued to tell the district attorney how he came into possession of 21,900 dollars of stock. Fidelity Deposit Company of Maryland asked to summon Levine for inquiry. 109 shares of American Telephone & Telegraph vanished en route from a downtown house to another. Levine pledged the stock at Manufacturers Trust Company as collateral. Attorney says Avioment will explain to the company’s satisfaction.
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