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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1934
Page
1
St Paul June 1 9 lead story details a $200000 kidnapping of banker Edward G Bremer by three men. Reports say captors beat Bremer dragged him through city streets and took him to an abandoned farm before abandoning the scene. Officials pursue the men as investigators follow leads and question associates including friend Adam Tremor.
Senator George introduced a bill to authorize 150,000,000 for school aid, with funds directed to military and secondary schools. The measure aims to make resources available for education while supporting related programs.
World news gists mention seven convicts in custody after a kidnapping attempt on a teacher in Donestic Gansing. Farley, the general and national chair watched closely as Democrats gather. Residents fear for safety amid bank president threats, and a reserve bank official warns of danger from non-Savel money. Roosevelt pushes authority for veterans economy with a large sum, and a murder trial in Chicago stalls pending doctor’s prognosis. A former postmaster general removes mail from his office. A collapse in the Andes near Byrd’s expedition is reported, and the US recognizes a yaw government amid vapornd tensions.
Seven long term convicts broke from the Kansas penitentiary in a Memorial day style breakout. A jailhouse hold up involved armed guards and a chase across the countryside. The escape linked to past criminal figures Brady and Clark, with possible abductions and a high speed car pursuit toward northern Oklahoma.
In a Wisconsin courtroom, Dr Alleo's health is discussed as medics testify she is very ill but not feigning. Prosecutors hint at drugs possibly worsening her condition while asserting the trial for Rheta Alleo continues with health considerations pending resumption on Monday.
Washington January 11 The secretary urged cattlemen not to expect miracles from federal help noting past delays and the long cycle of cattle marketing He warned the committee that expanding basic commodities to cattle would not quickly improve the situation and that without action the industry could remain stagnant for years He projected only modest gains if government measures were adopted now and cautioned the upturn might take years to materialize
Los Angeles reporters describe a tense courtroom scene amid claims that police used force against witnesses in the 820,000 jewel heist case involving Marc Wentworth and the actress. Guard presence, threats, and rumors mark the trial as Superior Judge Harry Sewell presides amid unsettling whispers.
A Los Angeles court, under guard after threats, halted proceedings as jurists, defendants, and attorneys faced dangers tied to tensions over Nazi affiliations. A juror and witnesses were photographed amid heated moments in a corridor brawl between a witness and two unidentified men, prompting court protection orders for safety.
London report says Clarence tiny Haddon the 42 year old unemployed engineer pleaded guilty to menacing King George and his claimed nephew status. He received two $100 peace bonds for three years and was ordered to abandon belief he is the Duke of Clarence's illegitimate son. The case involved threatening letters demanding money and republic backlash.
A Los Angeles attorney, Teil Tan, was ordered to leave the United States for ten days as an undesirable alien following a treason trial related to a recent case. He declined details of the complaint, said he was treated fairly during questioning, and notified the American consul, planning to appear in person at the consulate to address the order.
In Athens on Jan 19 reports say the state supreme council cannot override Greece's deportation decision to expel Samios on January 31. Unnamed sources claim the former Chicago utilities operator may be allowed to stay until February 14, while his hope rests on the possibility that the committee will defy the government.
A woman identified as Mrs Greach and her two sons William and Thomas Greach died after she jumped from an eight story apartment building in El Paso Texas. Investigators describe a tragic family double suicide and casualties among the children. The incident ends a grim sequence tied to an operations man named Ager of the Pacific American Aly waYR.
Senators Borah and Nye clashed with General Hugh S. Johnson in a verbal duel while the Federal Trade Commission weighed making public facts its members saw as linking the industrial administrator to the NRA. Johnson warned of an imminent event that could derail the recovery program, as FTC members declined to comment.
A fragment from Rogers FP oc discusses local politics in Roverty Hills with mentions of Cy Kinder, a new president, and Tammany influence. The letter hints at press front pages and the stability of leadership, noting changes and the news cycle without clear events or outcomes.
Washington January 19 President Roosevelt liberalized economy act rules to raise veterans compensation by about 21 million dollars annually while signaling no further changes this session. Officials framed the shift as a compromise that could ease agitation for broader American Legion demands, affecting roughly 255000 ex service men with enhanced pension and hospital care provisions, including a 5 dollar monthly pension for certain Spanish American War veterans and higher disability allowances.
The Montana legislature wraps an extraordinary session called by Governor Comey. After 34 days of work the Senate adjourns sine die as House members finish their tasks. Delegations meet to notify the governor that the Senate duties are completed and adjournment is imminent.
Washington hearing on proposed rules for all competition at the Wy tent disciples references a water carrying duty for boys and a debate over child labor. Melvin T. Hildreth defends the practice, while NRA administrator William Warmsworth is questioned about the policy. The fragment notes small boys and a circus theme amid bureaucratic scrutiny.
Washington January 19 James A Farley the Democratic National Committee chairman who led President Roosevelt s 1932 campaign has asked to be relieved of party duties to devote full time to his postmaster general duties He will stay on until a new chairman is chosen and a successor appears to be in sight The move follows a string of resignations within the party amid criticism from President Roosevelt of party officials who faced discontent in recent days.
The Colorado House adjourned a special session with a ceremonial end as members acknowledged accomplishments and paid tributes. Speaker Dennis presided as the session wrapped, with remarks from Minority Floor Leader IG. DL. Slows reflecting on lengthy terms and debates over controversial measures.
President Roosevelt said he hopes to travel to the Pacific region next summer via Puerto Rico and the Panama Canal visiting Hawaii and the Virgin Islands if Congress adjourns early and the national situation permits. He noted the itinerary could include the Virgin Islands and said no California speeches are planned.
Washington. Civil Works administrator Mary Hopkins defends retrenchment amid broad protest. Plan keeps $360 million Civil Works funds while reducing 10 hour week. Targeted layoffs to begin February 25, scaling by region and spring outdoor work. Local purchases redirected from Washington, with urban workers moved to 24 hour week and rural areas to 24 hour week.
A large five color map of the world from The Hotena Independent Washington Information Bureau advertises a complete atlas of geography and statistics. It highlights agriculture commerce industry religions monetary systems and military establishments and targets students business people and clubs. A coupon and price are included for home delivery to Washington DC.
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