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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1928

Page

1

Loughran Edges Latzo In Narrow 10 Round Decision

In Wilkesbarre Tommy Loughran withstands Pete Latzo in a furious 10 round title bout. Loughran, weighing 172.5 pounds to Latzo’s 167.5, wins on points with critics giving him five rounds to Latzo’s four and one even. No knockdowns occur though both suffer cuts and Latzo injures Loughran’s right eye in the fourth round. Continued on page seven.

Wilkesbarre Pete Latzo Tommy Loughran Scranton Loughran Tommy Scranton Miner Hicketsfield Brooklyn Fete Laizo

Smith Focuses on State Business Amid National Politics

Albany reports Governor Smith, Democratic presidential nominee, set aside politics to handle state matters. He spent hours in his offices clearing backlogged business, reviewed four death row clemency appeals at Sing Sing, signed a Georgia extradition warrant for George M Sanders, and granted a two week reprieve for Graham while ordering sanity reviews for Ronald Osman. He also delayed judgments on two other inmates and checked progress on a new state office building across from the capitol.

Albany N.Y Smith Bing Sing George M Sanders New York Georgia Sing Sing Saunders Atlanta Capitol

Democrats Endorse Houston Platform for Corn Belt Farmers

Des Moines Iowa July 16 AP endorsement of the Democratic party platform related to agriculture, adopted at Houston. The Corn Belt conference in a special meeting voted to approve the agricultural plank and the committee’s recommendation, praising the threefold endorsement for organized agriculture.

Des Moines, II Houston Tex

Navy airship Los Angeles sails on coastal training flight

Lakehurst N J July 16 AP The United States navy dirigible Los Angeles took off at 7 25 eastern standard time tonight on a training flight over waters along the coast. The ship is expected to return tomorrow morning.

Lakehurst Los Angeles

Wide California Zone Swept Over by Fire

Wide California zone swept by fire as low humidity and high winds push fires across grass and brush. More than 100000 acres burned in over a dozen areas with the Academy district of Freena county reporting about 20000 acres afire and out of control. Sequoia National Forest region fires burned about 64000 acres but were believed controlled. Continued on Page Ten.

California San Francisco Academy District Freena County Sequoia National Forest

British Reply on Peace Plan Expected Tomorrow

London reports indicate the British reply to Secretary Kellogg's outlawry of war pact will be sent to the American chargé d'affaires by Wednesday. Sir Austen Chamberlain, the foreign secretary, says Britain must confer with its dominions before formulating a reply, noting France and Germany need not communicate with other governments.

London Kellogg Austen Chamberlain France Germany Great Britain

Railroads to take over express business formation planned

New York July 16 AP The American railroads announced definite plans to assume control of the express business. Presidents of four major railroads were named agents with powers to acquire the assets or stock of the American Railway Express Company and to form a new corporation Railway Express Agency Inc.

New York American Railroads Today American Railway Express Company Tock Railway Express Agency, Inc

Kids Find a Bullet in Anaconda Sun Hunter Story

Anaconda July 14 A bullet exploded from a discarded shell at an abandoned smelter wounding a horse and his two companions. Patrick Connors 14 walked two miles to a doctor's office to have the bullet removed and is recovering rapidly md

Anaconda Pear Patrick Connors George Connors Tie

Helena Fire Devastates Core Business Quarter

Great blaze leaves heavy damage in Helena as business people plan temporary quarters and rapid re opening. The New York store vows to rebuild larger and finer, while theater owner Charles Hartwig confirms fireproof blocks will replace burned structures in the central business district. Continued on Page Two.

New York Norman Winestine Phoenix Charles B. Hartwig Theater Mat Antiers Mavrick Cigar Star Curtis Cafe

Multitude at Bier of Carranza Body to South

Silent lines of mourners, mainly women, filed past the flag draped casket of Captain Emile Carranza Metico as the body lay in state. US and Mexican guards stood near the bier, while preparations for the body’s transfer to Mexico began for Wednesday, marking Carranza’s closest funeral observance to date.

Carranza New York Emile Carranza Metico Arturo Elias United States Guard of Honor Mexico

Helena Fire Prompts Businesses to Rebuild Big Block Plans

After Helena's worst blaze, owners of the Gold block and other properties announce immediate rebuilding. C B Power, Aubrey Holter, Herman Fligelman, and Charles Hartwig say the New York store and others will rise in modern, well equipped forms. Architects to draw plans. temporary offices and displays set. Community offers of aid pour in as 50 staff seek temporary location and continued operation.

Helena New York Curtin Budd-Fisher Drug Company Bill” and Sheehan Cigar Company C. B. Power T. C. Power Company Aubrey M. Holter Holter Herman Fligelman New York Dry Goods Company Charles Hartwig W. J. Hartwig Company Kleinschmidt Napoleon LaLonde Fligelman Charles B. Power George Carsley Curtis Cafe

Helena Fire Sparks Regional Aid Offers Delayed

The Helena blaze drew rapid offers of help from Great Falls and Butte after the 4 a.m. alarm. Mayor Mitchell of Great Falls telephoned Eddy O Connell of Eddy Bakeries, who notified Russell Strein that the fire was serious. Fire departments stood ready with engines and gear, but the Poser building fire was brought under control before aid arrived.

Helena Great Falls Butte Mitchell Eddy O'Connell Eddy Bakeries O'Connell Russell Strein AL O'Connell Spurzem Poser Rera

Russia to search for missing Amundsen crew near Spitzbergen

Moscow July 1 AP The Soviet ice breaker Krassin heads toward Advent Bay to refuel and resume search for 13 men missing from Roald Amundsen’s party with rescue crews and explorers saved from the Arctic coast. The voyage follows seven survivors rescued from General Umberto Nobile’s expedition earlier.

Moscow Bry Epltzbergen Roald Amundsen Joms Krassin Umberto Nobile Advent Bay Chukhnovsky Care Platan

Firework explosion injures crowd at festival display

More than a dozen people were injured when an aerial burst sent shrapnel over a crowd of about 3000 watching a fireworks display during a local festival near Svaie tes cht. Spectators were rushed to nearby facilities for treatment as officials investigated the incident.

Pittsburgh Svaie Tay Javed

Mrs Hoover's Dad Reported Dying in Placerville

Dr W O Ricker, physician attending C D Henry father of Mrs Herbert Hoover, announced he was in a serious condition and that the end might come during the night. Stan Hoover, grandson of Henry, arrived from Palo Alto and went to the bedside.

Placerville Catt Tube Wooa Ricker C.D. Henry Herbert Hoover Stan Hoover Yot Henn Palo Alto

Firestorm Destruction Recounts Grim Night in Mortars City

In the small hours a dangerous storm aided a major blaze crippling the fire department as flames raged across roofs. Firefighters battled wind and darkness to salvage goods and salvageable fixtures while embers threatened to rekindle across blocks. Continued on Page To.

Destructos Res

Hunch That Proved to Be True in Narrow Road Rescue

A Washington man driving near Sage Charles Engich’s area reported a premonition of danger as his car left the main highway and teetered over a cliff. With help from passengers, he used rope and another vehicle to pull the stranded car from the verge, avoiding serious injury. Other locals, Paul Lefkind and Mr and Mrs Tom Treloar, witnessed the incident and offered aid.

Jay Sage Charles Engich Washington Brush Point Paul Lefkind Tom Treloar Bude Montana Baeve

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