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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1930

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Public Works Spending Outlook For 1980 Reveals Large Plan

Secretary Lamment estimates total outlays for public works and utilities at 7 trillion with private construction adding another 3.11 trillion. Detailed state returns and partial reports show federal construction around 253 billion and utility improvements near 340 billion. Major rail, electric, gas and telecommunication projects forecast vast investments with state allocations across California, Montana, Oregon, North Dakota, Washington, Wyoming and others.

Department of Remimerce Infleste Enpenaditures Af Fi Pubic Ui Oithes Nellrotda Teleham Ald Rmaid Wheat Railway Companion Aimeriony Telesphons and Callowina Wlaho Montana Netrashe Orwan Noth Daketi Washington Wyoming

North Carolina Woman Beaten in Nighttime Attack

In Wallace North Carolina Mrs Bertie English wife of Steve English a farmer was confronted and slain at her home late last night. Police arrested Dave Brockington a Black man and he was moved to the state penitentiary at Raleigh amid reported local tensions in Duplin county.

Wallace Bertie English Steve English Ying Sear Dave Brockington Traleigh Duplin County

Ferguson Hurt by Fall in Nightmare

Austin Tex Jan 19 Former Gov James H B Ferguson fallen from bed during a nightmare suffered a broken collarbone in the early hours.

Ferguson Austin Tex Teusing James HB. Fer- Keon

Former director of movies dies in Seattle fall

Seattle Washington January 19. Former director of moving picture shrilla, A Dowey, 42, plunges ten stories to his death from a hotel room. His wife Mrs Margaret Dowey told the coroner her husband had been drinking heavily before he either leaped or toppled through the window.

Seattle Wash Dotin A. Dowey Moving Picture Shrillera Margaret Dowey

Miners Die in West Virginia Mine Blast

Beckley W Va Jan 19 Eight miners died and four were injured, one possibly fatally, in an explosion early today at Lillybrook Coal Co No 1 mine at Lalty Brook ten miles from Beckley. Rescuers recovered two bodies four hours after the blast, six Black and two white miners. The most seriously hurt, R L Meadows, was found unconscious beside the dead. Three injured walked from the mine before rescue crews reached the entry a mile back in the hills.

Beckley W. Va Lillybrook Coal Company R. L. Meadows Horne Crawn

Lindy Qualifies In Glider Flight Over San Diego

San Diego, Calif. January 19. Without prior actual experience Lindbergh took off in a motorless glider. He flew a half mile over the ocean to 500 feet, remained aloft half an hour and qualified for a first class glider pilots license. Mrs Lindbergh watched but did not handle the glider.

San Diego Calif Charles A. Lindbergh Tie United States Mra Lindbergh

Planes in Spokane on Record Hop

Thirteen army Arctic patrol planes led by Major Ralph Raye Myhted on Newman Lake near Spokane completed the western leg of their winter east flight. They departed Great Falls at 10:40 a.m. under good visibility aside from isolated mountain spots, flew via Helena and Missoula, and reached the lake at 3 p.m. after a 40 minute 140 mile leg. The group joined three pursuit planes and a tri motor transport arrived Friday. Planes will be repaired as needed before resuming the eastward phase.

Wallattington Lament Spokane Army Arctic Patrol Ralph Raye Myhted Newman Lake Here Selfridge Field Mirch Great Falls Mont Helena Missoula Royce Misgoula

Still Hope Pilot Graham Is Alive

Les Vena Nevada January 19 renewed hope in the search for Maurice Graham missing airmail pilot after flare signals near Meadow Utah and remains found on the Bly range upper plateau.

Graham Les Veena Nev Meadow Utah Bly Range Maurice Graham

Helena Prospects Drop Planes on Route Crossing Divide

Thirteen Army Arctic Patrol Snowbirds diverted from their winter test flight to fly over Helena to seek a path across the Continental Divide toward Spokane. The flight, led by Major Ralph Royce, came from Great Falls and Missoula after weather halted efforts to reach Kalispell. Helena seeks inclusion as a potential stop on a northern air mail route linking Minneapolis and the Pacific coast, leveraging the Snowbirds as leverage in its bid.

Helena Twin Cities Pacific Coast Army Arctic Patros Continental Divide Spokane Seltridas Geld Meh Great Falls Kalinpell Gineler Park Storma Ralph Royce Great Falla Kalispell Royce Hia Jelena Missoula A.W. Stephenson Airmins National Parka Airways Tre Minnesota North Dakota Montana Idaho Washington Minneapolis St. Paul Itelena Snowbirdn

Brady to Face Trial for Stabbing Death in Austin

In Austin Texas John W Brady former judge of the court of civil appeals is to be tried tomorrow for the stabbing death of Mian Lehila Alhamith a capitol stenographer. The 9 November incident left the young woman dead and Brady has been in jail since.

Austin Tex Dan John W. Brady Court of Civil Appeals Mian Lehila Alhamith Capitol Brady

Ladies Seek Relief From Trains Steps In Newburgh

Beacon N Y Jan 19 Four women club members say the return of Jong akitia K has made boarding trains harder. They will petition the New York Central railroad for relief to shorten the distance between train steps and the station platform using box steps or other means.

Beacon N. Y Jongakitia K Club Women Newburgh New York Central Railroad Theossellelb Han

Former Wife’s Parents Shot Dead by Patrolman in St Paw

Jan 19 St. Paul. Patrolman Henry Mallinger fatally shot Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kretdel, the former wife’s parents, at their home while about six relatives watched. Mallinger, said to have been drinking, was arrested shortly after by motorcycle patrols. He and the wife were divorced two years prior and Mallinger had been ordered to provide child support.

St. Paw Henry Mallinger Fred Kretdel Mallinger Hare

Former WRC Leader Abbie Adams Dies in Los Angeles

Mrs Abbie Adams 80 former national president of the Women’s Relief Corps and widow of General Clarendon B Adams died at her Los Angeles home. She was also a past national commander of the Grand Army of the Republic.

Los Angeles Abbie Adams Women’s Relief Corps Clarendon EB. Adams Grand Army of the Republic

Second cold onap hover over effete second cold onap

East to suffer Chicago January 19. Middlewest retains glacial aspects as higher temperatures bring relief to northern states while flood regions face renewed danger from thaw. Forecasters predict a new cold wave sweeping east from the Rockies with colder weather for the North Central states and continued rigid conditions for much of the week. Thousands of acres inundated and many families forced to flee as floods threaten more lands.

Chicago Middlewest Rocky Mountains North Central Min Souri Indiana Illinois Arkansas

Old War Renewed in Chaco Boreal

Buenos Aires reports Paraguayan legation saying troops attacked a Paraguayan detachment near Sala Pot close to Puerto Casado on the Paraguay River. Bolivian frontier activity noted as border clashes dated back to December 1928. A Pan American Union arbitration effort has been ongoing with a Washington-based commission.

Buenos Aires Legation Sala Pot Puerto Casado Asuncion Paraguay Chaco Borral Charo Boreal Wilds Pan-American Union Bolivia Washington

Deadly fog crash of T A Maddux liner near San Clemente

Los Angeles dispatch reports a fog bound crash of the T A Maddux un-motored Ford airliner near San Clemente California. Sixteen aboard included fourteen spectators at Agua Caliente races and two pilots. Fourteen died. three survived. Victims identified include Benjanda Miller W W Paden Victoria Cantilo Ada M Glover Howard J Imel Frances Jameson Elizabeth Squibb Charles Rabold Hannah Colliston Cedrie Brown Edward Bowen and others. Army pilot Virgil Weathrook aided at the scene as authorities retrieved bodies and investigated the wreckage which burned fiercely for hours.

Los Angeles Agua Caliente Mexico San Clemente Calif Pacific Ocean Oreamsids Westbrook Wil

Doran Says Attacks on Dicks Cause of Murder

Washington January 19 Associated Press staff writer reports Prohibition Commissioner Doran blamed recent inflammatory attacks on personnel for the murder of two prohibition agents in Florida. The slaying followed a raid on a suspected bootlegger’s home in West Palm Beach, with Patterson and Moncurer identified among the slain agents. He expressed regret over the deaths and tied them to hostile actions against enforcement officers.

Charles D. Watring Associated Press Washington Prohibition Florida Prohibition Camms4 Sioner Doran F. R. Patterson Robert K. Moncurer Skiller George W. Moore West Palm Beach Doran Patterson Moncure Toston Detroit G. KR. Tuttle Savannah Virginia Moncura Prohibition Service

Young plan adoption expected at Hague conference

The Young plan for Germany reparations is set for formal adoption in a Hague conference session tomorrow. Last minute difficulties appeared resolved, with commissioners reporting the path cleared for the plan’s enforcement and outlining agent duties amid recent attacks on enforcement personnel.

France seeks naval accord at London talks

London dispatch reports France ready to reach a naval agreement not to exceed a stated tonnage for a term of years and to sign a treaty if terms suit French needs. President Tarnlen and Foreign Secretary Stimson held talks as Paris aims to influence the Washington treaty revision in the London conference.

London France Washington Lews Ittenry L. Stimson United States Premier Tarnlen Mr. Stimuon M. Tardlen M. Driand Italy Stimson Dina Grandi

Texas sheriff and five deputies captured in raids on dives

Houston reports federal prohibition agents seized 11 alleged Mud valley resorts in Richmond and nearby, arresting Sheriff W. Collins of Fort Bend and four deputies along with his Jailer. Collins held on a provisional $10,000 bond at Galveston. U.S. attorney Raymond Wirehart and agent R. B. Hamilton led the probe. Hearings set for Monday before U S commissioner Vrantley Harris.

Houston Sheriie HH W. Collins Fort Bend County Richmond Texas Liberty Galveston Collins Mud Valley R. B. Hamilton Raymond Wirehart United States Vrantley Harris

Chinese resume their civil war in northern front

Fighting breaks out on the Tientsin to Dukou road with government forces said to have gone on the offensive. They advance from Pukow toward Pengpu where rebel General Shih Yu Shan has his headquarters. Many wounded workers arrive in Nanking.

Nanking China Tientsin-Dukowairway Pukow Pengpu Shih Yu-Shan

Charge of murder will be filed against Dicks' slayer

West Palm Beach Fla Jan 19 Prohibition officials to press forward with inquiry into the shooting of two federal agents Robert K Moncure and RK Patterson who were killed during a raid on the home of George W Moore Savannah prohibition administrator Robert HE Tuttle arrived to take charge of the inquiry Moore was arrested and denied the charges asserting the agents acted without a legal warrant Baynes Moore’s attorney said the officers overstepped their bounds and attempted a nighttime entry without a proper warrant

West Palm Bonch Fla ty—Feiern George W. Moore Allege Robert HE. Tuttle Savannah Prohibition Ninth District Tuttle Robert K. Moncure RK. Patterson West Palm Beach, Fla Jac M. Baynes Moore Ife OuLaw

Plane Crash in Florida Kills Three Injures Two

A cabin monoplane diving into Lake Worth near Palm Beach, Florida, left three dead and two seriously injured. Victims were William Lindley the pilot from Daytona Beach, Arthur Unaps and Lipsky from Daytona Beach. Injured were Ed Buller of Miami and Elber Stosselt of West Palm Beach. Plane operated by Florida Airways from Daytona Beach. cause under investigation. Witnesses say it appeared to be landing on the lake from about 800 feet. The party was believed en route from West End Bahamas to Daytona Beach.

Palm Beach Fla Lake Worth William Lindley Pilott Daytona Beach Arthur Unaps Mochante FA Lipsky Mae Cinal Buller Miami Elber Stosselt Weat Florida Airwaya Company West End Bahaman

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