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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1933
Page
3
Former President Theodore Roosevelt argued against world league membership and urged a three point program for universal peace. He cited Wilson’s ideals on disarmament and nonintervention while asserting the United States should avoid armed incursions and maintain constitutional government within its own borders and in the Americas.
A summary of legislative items shows H B 7 A a constitutional amendment on a short day H B 17 regarding banks collateral for public funds H B 62 claim for injuries in the state treasurer's office H B 73 appropriations for the horticultural service and H R 75 for the state engineer with other minor bills noted Several bills were introduced including H R 75 with a reference to orderly processes affecting other nations The Cuba mention is omitted and Roosevelt’s Montevideo conference remarks are summarized with Hull as delegation head
The Montana club will host its fifteenth annual Soiree on Saturday evening December 30, shifting from New Year's Eve. Elaborate plans promise music and entertainment, with attendance limited to members, their ladies, and out of town guests. Admission is $2.50 per couple.
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American couple Mr and Mrs Robert Gordon Swift of New Jersey and Russian-Mexican figure Mme Lidia Stahl face espionage links in Finland. Police and Magistrate Genow pursue ties to a broader spy ring as denials surface regarding any connection to the Swift couple. Authorities examine translator Professor Louis Martin and other individuals once named in the suspect network.
The Montana legislature pressed ahead with public works plans at Miles City and a revised beer bill. Committees reported amendments to H B 30 trimming license provisions and barring off premise sales. H B 8 would require miles city building funds. Senate suspended rules to receive measures while investigations into ethics and officials near completion and more committee work was expected today.
Crowds at Marlow observe the modernization of the classic Alice in Wonderland as critics debate if the film will revive the era’s simple charm. More than 100 Hollywood stars appear in the quirky cast, including Richard Arlen, Gary Cooper, Lewiss Fazenda, W C Fields, Jack Oakie, Mae Marsh, and Ned Sparks.
World War II era veteran Charles Gallant, 7, died at 3 45 am Thursday at Fort Harrison Veterans Hospital after a three week illness. He served as a sergeant with Company M 147th Infantry. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 pm from Opp and Con n end chapel with Rev. S D Aubern of First Baptist officiating. Burial in Forestvale Cemetery. He is survived by his widow and three children. His father arrived from Kansas yesterday.
Pasadena dentist Dr. Leonard Siever murder case nears breakthrough as investigator Blaney Matthews says a killer should be in custody within hours. Rainy dawn found Siever’s body with two gunshot wounds. authorities expect further reports as Senate calendar items loom in Miles City and vaccine beer acts appear in other notes.
A summary of multiple bills and actions shows H B 42 authorizing a 176000 grant for Boulder Institution, H 52 creating state emergency relief, Sub H 1 50 rewriting beer laws, H B dS authorizing 80000 loan for Miles City Industrial School, and House Bills rejected or referred to committees. Also notice of reconsideration for H H 61 on chain banks and a fire at an unspecified Montana elevator disrupted lines and power.
Senators debated HB 42 authorizing a 173 009 PWA project for the state school for the deaf at Boulder. The bill was re referred to state boards of officers to consider segregating deaf and blind inmates to Great Falls, sparking opposition over location and rights. Debate highlighted arguments on mobility, employment and access for disabled residents.
The La Grange Daily notes star Bendel appears in Olsen’s Big Moment tomorrow Sunday and Monday with Walter Catlett Barbara Weeks Susan Meming and Jo li Arledge among supporting players. Ed Stemler, famed longtime resident of the North Platte valley, collapsed dead in La Grange streets from a heart attack this afternoon.
The county attorney Shierma W Smith and Sheriff Arthur Varsous must answer a $200000 damage action in River Bow county district court after the state supreme court denied a venue change to Len and Clark counties. Fred Enos filed the suit, alleging wrongful imprisonment and malicious prosecution. Enos case stems from a 1932 Tenytelena State Bank holdup in Butte, with his release following.
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