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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1933
Page
1
Washington reports from February 14 indicate Senate anti-prohibition advocates gain momentum as they push to ratify the 18th amendment. Debates center on legislative and constitutional routes, with party leaders and key senators weighing procedural moves and potential recalls.
A Beverly Hills passenger aboard a freight train sustains a leg wound as a confrontation erupts between a train raider and the conductor. The diverging scene unfolds near Ontario and Mondatgon with both men engaging in a firing exchange before the derailment and injuries, authorities report.
A 12 year old boy, William Bouiat, was found dead in a Brooklyn vacant building after disappearing February 2. Authorities say he was stabbed. his hands and feet were found separately. The search intensified after his absence was noted by local residents.
In Liteamn on February 15 farmers gathered at the senate chamber to press their demands for reform. Rosenberg warned of thousands more joining the march toward Nebraska's alleged $10,000,000 project as Bentleys spoke at the state house, saying critics claim people in towns are "eating out of garbage cans."
East Lake City February 18 by which retired dentist Dr Dull pleads not guilty to a first degree homicide charge. The case stems from the fatal shooting of his son in law during an family quarrel at the Dallas home near Were In January last year.
Senator Thiry and other figures testified that while governor of Louisiana Huey Long ordered officials to press editors and advertisers to publish favored messages. Witnesses cited coercion of newspaper owners and salesmen to back his pledges, detailing pressure on campaigns and firms in New Orleans.
Wealthy Denver broker Mharies Unettcher 11 remains central as Anna Low Boettcher claims to recognize Mitchell, a reputed alcohol runner, amid the kidnap investigation. One of the two men said to have aided the abduction is described as closely resembling Mitchell, with the case progressing after his arrest Tuesday following a large-scale search.
In Miami a gunman wounded Chicago mayor Anton Cermak and four others while attempting to assassinate President-elect Franklin D Roosevelt. The shooter, Joe Zingara of New York, claimed he aimed to kill the King of Italy. Roosevelt was not hurt and visited the hospital, as a crowd gathered and news moved toward a continued story.
The Senate considered SR No and voted 32 against the measure to reduce the tax classification of farm and agricultural lands from 70 to 20 percent. Senator Truffcorn urged segregation from the committee report but the motion failed. the bill was killed by the 22 to 0 vote.
Washington reports two Vermalorian committeemen from the west, Joseph O’Maho of Cheyenne and William W. Trawas of Turon, tentatively chosen as first and second assistant postmaster, aligned with Roosevelt supporters and close to James A. Farley.
Senate banking panel examined a contract tied to a utility magnate's family fortune and the political web surrounding it. It noted family members could buy stakes in a company under the agreement while preparing to question Owen D. Young and Charles G. Dawes Lamorrow, with one relative now a fugitive in Greece.
President Hoover expressed shock over reports of shots fired at the reception for President-elect Roosevelt in Miami and ordered immediate security steps. The White House guard and Secret Service were reinforced as investigations continued amid the sudden attack scare.
New York February 1 UP Governor Alfred E Smith voiced sorrow over the attempted assassination of Franklin D Roosevelt. He said he was deeply shocked and could not believe such an act could occur, hoping those behind it face consequences.
A gas leak from an ammonia pipe at a Calera General facility in Denver caused fumes to spread through a building. Fifty emergency workers reported exposure as flames swept through areas, forcing evacuations and prompting a safety crash drill. Fire crews moved to contain the leak and rescue trapped individuals.
Bogota reports Colombian forces captured Biripaca after Peruvian artillery and air power defeated the river flotilla. The Peruvians allegedly shelled Trava ca for 50 minutes as the front line shifted near Tarapaca. Official statements cite a Peruvian victory and evacuation of staff from the Peruvian legation.
A fragmentary note reports surprise in New York on hearing of the president-elect’s supposed plans. The report mentions a confidential secretary and prominent figures, with the full details continued on page 2.
New York Feb 15 Mia Kirmit Roosevelt wife of the president's party member told the Associated Press she was anxious about all members of the yachting party and called the shooting a horrible thing.
Anton Joseph Comnaly capped a long political career by winning Chicago's mayoral race amid the era's upheaval. The piece traces how his rise paralleled Chicago’s transformation into a hub of graft and political machine power, highlighting his role as a controversial figure during the period.
Senate finance committee hears a far reaching plan by John W. Davis to restore prosperity with national and international actions. The telegram from the 1924 Democratic candidate is made public as the committee advances its economic survey. Noted supporters Myron Taylor Jackson Reynolds Dan Willard outline embargoes debt relief and budget currency protections as ideas.
The house plans to finish action on its own measures before tackling senate work. Committees reported on several important bills and many were set for passage, with some killed or amended. A decision on remaining measures was deferred to Tuesday to allow completion of house business before Monday deadline. Joint rules require all conference bills to move to the other chamber by the end of the week.
Tokyo reports Yosuke Matsuoka requests permission to return home via the United States to meet President Hoover or aides after Manchurian crisis debates at the League of Nations. Foreign office confirms no US mission for Hatanaka. Government unlikely to withdraw from the League within a month, warning that withdrawal would mark a turning point in the empire.
Olympia Washington February The Wagley reports an old age pension bill providing up to 30 dollars monthly to residents aged sixty five and older who have five years residency in the county. The Senate approved it 36 to 5 and sent it to Governor Clarence D. Martin. the House passed it earlier.
London woke to a global shock as news reached of an attempted assault on the president-elect. Early special editions rushed to print, with major papers devoting top columns to full details, while officials warned the sensational reports would take time to confirm.
At a Glade Park ranch 20 miles from Grand Junction Colorado Elvin Thompson 24 shot and killed his wife 24 seriously wounded his stepfather Charles Duvall lightly injured Pete Teter, Cari Hand and a baby were present as Thompson killed himself in a brush with family troubles cited as cause.
A large crowd of more than 2,000 unemployed squatters crowded Seattle City Hall demanding relief, groceries, and jobs. They organized for an indefinite stay and planned to travel to Olympian to protest King County dole abolition, while officials struggled to manage the gathering.
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