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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1933

Page

1

Funeral of Thirtieth President in Plymouth Hills Ceremony

The funeral for Calvin Coolidge drew mourners to Apple Tanerat and Northampton churches and proceeded along the Plymouth roads to the family grave in a wintry, reverent procession. Officials and citizens paid tribute as the casket entered the hillside graveyard, with continued coverage noted for later pages.

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Solons Fight Over State Salaries Reflect Bankers’ Stance

Amid calls for lawmakers to solve state problems before pay, bankers push for fiscal reform and the drafting of salary warrants. The editorial details tensions between legislators, state finances, and banking interests as they discuss funding, oversight, and the timing of pay amid ongoing debates on governance.

Solons

Stanley Long Record Targets Cleveland Man Prosecution

Stanley, a well to do Cleveland business figure, faces pursuit by St Louis authorities tied to Colorado jail terms for automobile theft. Colorado officials seek his extradition after a dent in a wide probe, with St Louis officers asserting urgent action and a suspect identity confusion.

Stanley ST. Louis Cleveland Civeliid Cody Hares Dustarmiman Lele St Laws Colorada Colorado Glen Smeering

Beer Bill Debate Hits Senate Floor With Partisan Sparks

News accounts show a heated Senate hearing on a proposed beer bill with factions clashing over constitutional grounds and legislative discretion. Lawmakers from both parties argued about enforcement, potential court rulings, and the bill’s effect on elections and public order. Continued coverage expected on page 6.

Nathas Horirtson Washington Tan Senate de Merase James M Pinek Supreme Court

Gentleman forgets name of his wife in court note

A fragmented report notes a gentleman in Wyoming who cannot recall his wife's name. The court entry mentions Walter MMe and a ceremony at a local place, with a date and details partially legible.

OWA Farmers Halt SHLE AGI at Farm Foreclosure Sale

Farmers in Owa halt an anticipated foreclosure sale in protest. The action followed a meeting of the Farmers Council for Defonga and involved delaying proceedings tied to John Schamberg's foreclosure matter. Support from nearby farmers and a regional meeting were noted as part of the ongoing effort to influence agri policy.

Northwest Towa Femere Coday Ciey Helicon Towa Stata Tegbstiultine Ranacaves Follmers Council Defonga Fureclosmie Sade Oon John Schamberg Sion Wild Pitts Accrasan Carmers Tes Moines

Electoral College Mail Voting Renders Ballots In

A fragmentary report notes changes in how electoral ballots are submitted by mail and funds allocated for related expenses. It references Washington, Curtin, Hoover Garner, and mentions a January 12 1912 timeline and a relocation plan.

Wess Furan Washington Inn 7 Curtin Randevelt Hoover Radi Washington

Aimee Denies Hubby Flirted With Young Subpoena Server

Aimee denies that her husband flirted with a young process server during a court appearance. The incident occurred as the couple attended a service at a temple where a summons was delivered. The husband allegedly handed the server the papers and then left with his wife after the service.

Aimee Denies Hubby

Weather Update Forecast Around Coastal Town

Incoming weekend weather outlook shows unsettled skies with showers likely in coastal areas. Strong winds and cooler temperatures may impact travel and outdoor plans through Sunday.

Peace for China Improbable as Chinese incident looms

Washington reports an official drift toward possible settlement of the Shanhanwan incident faded when Marshal Chang Hiao Liang accused Japan of treachery in a Chinese legation release. The note warned Tokyo of further contrived terror and warned against further coercion.

Washington Chang Heiao Liang Legation Tokyo Neleon Conrial

Compson raid tied to long crime series

Misa Compson appeals against prosecution as she fears retrial for jewel theft tied to a Chicago heist. She says life matters more than jewels and signs waivers on insurance policies. Recoveries include Costella’s 10000 dollar jewels and Zenpa Marx’s 37000 dollar valuables. Police note loot trends point to a seasoned, familiar associate network.

Misa Compson Atv Tayior

Violence marks Irish campaign in Dublin rallys

In a tense pre election scene in Dublin the Irish Free State saw violent marks during campaign events as President Nevil MacReady declared willingness to deal only as an equal with preland. He warned dangers to the government and referenced threats amid the noisy political meeting in Cosgeive Stoned Laciing. (Continued on Page 2)

Dublin Irish Free State NeVilera Larreann Dhimern Preland Preland Only As An Equal As Far As He Is Concerned the Miesident Auits Walle Cosgeive Laciing Srench

Blanket appropriations struck down by court

A high court ruling declares blanket appropriations unconstitutional, prompting calls to revise funding laws. The decision scrutinizes how permanent funds and endowments are derived and questions the legality of department spending via fees and earning seizures. The opinion, penned by Attorney General Nagle Gettier, cites section 14 of the revised codes as the basis for constraining such appropriations.

Rianis Ag Ray

New Brunswick Prison Rioting Scene Surfaces in Report

A chaotic scene at the New Brunswick Pen was described as a riot with numerous inmates confined in cells. Warden stated guards observed smoke in several cells and more inmates were restrained as the incident unfolded during the night shift.

New Brunswick PEN Norchester Oh

Convict Escapes With Laundry Bag

A prisoner fled by concealing in a laundry bag during a recent escape attempt. Details are sparse, but authorities reported the escape occurred near the Wil Kin area as the inmate evaded guards and fled toward a rural road. No injuries were listed, and the search for the convict continues.

Missing Great Falls Boy Found Safe

A missing boy from Great Falls has been found. Details are scarce due to the damaged source text but authorities confirmed the child was located and is safe with relatives. No further information on location or circumstances was provided.

Great Falls Mars Pelle Tie Bazveran

Clubs chief goes to sessions in capital

Hazemin fan 7 PM Mra T Thonn president of the Mon fata Dedeqition of Womens Ulihs Jett thth evening for Washington 1h Cowher rhe will bhend on meeting of the bed of directors of the General Federation of Wom may ¢ dtl.

Hazemin Fan Mra T Mon Fata Dedeqition of Womens Ulihs Washington General Federation of Wommay

Tyrants Expel Dissenters Across Nation

Aged AP dispatch notes three percent of party membership in largely agricultural regions in the HOH Cea have been expelled for disloyalty. Experts warn tightening controls could expel thousands more and threaten the party’s 2000 000 members and 1000,000 candidates.

Hoh Cea

Greek steamer appeals for help at sea

A wireless toast intercepted near Finistere reports the Greek steamer Satis four miles off 4pe Finistere in distress and requesting immediate assistance. Marseilion Trance Tap T(P)-A acknowledges the urgent call for help and frantic radio traffic continues as rescue efforts are organized.

Marseilion Satis

Poet Laureate of England Arrives in New York

Distinguished literary visitor John Mansefield post laureate of England arrives in New York. He challenges the bartender myth from Greenwich Village youth, saying he never attained eminence and merely swept floors in a saloon.

John Mansefield England New York Greenwich Village

Relief funds shortage prompts Illinois relief need

The article reports hearings on the Laivollette-Costigan MMH relief plan, with Edith Abbott of the University of Chicago noting the inadequacy of current relief and Illinois needing substantial funds. It cites Illinois borrowing $72,000,000 already, and a projected 1933 requirement of $72,000,000 amid borrowing limits.

Illinois Moashington Laivollette-Costigan Dietributa Hell Senate Ehnough Winonn

Extradition Bid Reopened for Taussell in Greece

The federal government plans to reopen efforts to extradite Samuel Taussell from Greece. Secretary Stimson telegraphed Governor Leviam to pause actions as State Attorney Thomas Courtney notes Andrew Vinehns from Cok could stay in Greece. The case hinges on U S intent to proceed.

Chicago Samuel Tasull Greece Stimeon Governo Louwis Immpersan State Thomas Courtney Andrew 7 Vinehns Iil Cok Toreapear

Roosevelt silent on cabinet and income tax balance

Hyde Park January 7 President elect Roosevelt showed calm as Washington's cabinet talks and budget tax disputes dominated headlines. He indicated willingness to back the suggested income tax hike to balance the budget while leaving specifics to Congress and the party leadership. Senator Walsh of Montana, noted oil scandals prosecutor, was eyed as a potential cabinet nominee, with Governor Pinchot also discussed amid ongoing speculation.

Hyde Park N. Y Roosevelt Washington Sen. Walsh Senator Walsh Montana Senate Harding Ile Governor Pinchot Pennsylvania

Statutory charge on legislator dropped in Seattle rep pardon

Olmpla Wash January 7 Acting on sworn statements from the mother and physicians Gov Roland Hartley granted a full pardon to N G Robinson a Democrat of Seattle newly elected state representative recently convicted on a statutory charge and sentenced to five years in the state reformatory

Olmpla Wash Roland ¥. Hartley N G Robinson Seattle Atete Reformatory

Dynamite In Car Kills Wealthy Woman In Leonardtown

Leonardtown Md January 7 A explosion destroyed the car of 76 year old Vides Tin Kirk killing her and injuring her companion Pi route to Washington Miss Kirk owned wealth and a July wedding ring was found nearby Police suspect dynamite placed on the muffler The companion Mrs JT Gibson wife of a local Episcopal minister sustained minor injuries John Gross a Black man was taken into custody and District Attorney Briscoe said the prisoner knew the cook for Miss Kirk and was ordered from the premises four weeks earlier

Leonardtown Mida Baltimore Washington Mra JT Gibson Chaptree Dynamics Minn Kirk Gibson Nventigstors

Real Summer White House for Roosevelt Is Proposed

Atlante Tan T and editor Pamkiin PD Williams announce a movement by newspaper men to erect a summer White House at War Springs Mi Teasevelt for Roosevelt. The plan would fund a four year residence with a future eight year use, costing around 100000 dollars.

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One Senior Class to Graduate at Local High School

A single senior class will graduate this year per the school’s schedule. Principal statements indicate ceremonies will honor the graduating student and recognize the 12th grade cohort’s completion of studies.

Tanai Fries Rodman

Missing Denver Man Found Dead in Old Rome Mystery

The body of Richard and Tilusy, 44, Denver, was found at his former home in Old Rome with a bullet wound and a pistol in his hand. His wife Mary Bayne Tidus had obtained no divorce last June. Local authorities are investigating the shooting as a possible homicide.

Denver CATM Richard & Tilusy Denver Alimiier Clarkson Mary Bayne Tidus

Former Capone lieutenant dies in Chicago park

The body of Ted Newberry, longtime associate and right hand man to George Bugs Moran, was found dead on a lonely park path in Chicago. Identified by ex prosecutor Abe Marel, the murdered gangster had previously aligned with Al Capone and worn a Capone gift belt buckle, marking his ties to the underworld's last decade of gangland figures.

Chesterton Chicago Lite Ted Newberry Abe Mare Newberry Ful

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