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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
6
A disputed letter accuses Baruch of theft and seeks immediate investigation as he and allies clash over evidence and punishment. The report notes pressure to present the matter to the Attorney General after March while contrasting views on investigations and accountability within government.
The Pennsylvanian senator Boies Penrose is rumored ill while the Republican power brokers in Chicago prepare for the convention. Reports claim heart trouble and rest in Florida, with aides and old guards watching his condition and leverage. Local observers note his retreat may shape strategy and influence faction dynamics.
Hazy prose describes a restless, historical scene with references to political movement, committees, and delegates in Missouri. Mentions Governor Lowden and a Wells Johnson candidacy context, hinting at a broader party influence and center-stage discussion.
An Associated Press report covers sensational claims of a plot to establish a monarchy in the Bavarian area with favored Bavarian concentrations cited and Prince August Wilhelm of Prussia alleged to play a suspicious role. The piece notes rumored pacifist arrests and a purge of prominent leftists following a Sunday internal report.
A Washington based demonstrator urged lawmakers to join a boycott during the opening day of the Republican National Convention in protest of Delaware's failure to ratify a constitutional amendment. The message called for action and public denouncement ahead of the event.
San Francisco June 2 Walhelm Wo Von Trincken a former German comune attache who served two years in federal prison for fomenting revolution petitioned the superior court to change his name to Roger Stee wich. He says his present name is a handicap and cites a cousin by marriage Beckwith as a relative link to the new surname.
Rochester Minnesota June 2 United States Senator Robert M La Follette of Wisconsin is to be operated on next Monday by Dr Mayo for removal of the ball sac after a vital examination at the Mayo clinic today. The operation is not regarded as serious.
A fragmented report indicates the Dover legislature adjourned sine die without ratifying suffrage measures. The blurred text references Anthony Sedural and a prosg, with unclear dates and entities due to OCR issues.
In Topeka on June 3 three men urged protection for speakers representing the Nonpartisan League. Attorney General Richard J. Hopkins referred them to local peace officers as meetings were planned. The article notes involvement of Governor Mien and mentions Mills among the names.
London reports say Soviet trade minister Gregory Keashian and officials urged resumption of commerce with Western Europe and America. Bolshevik emissaries prefer U S relations, citing American abundance of raw materials and equipment Russia needs amid stock and agricultural shortages.
Denver report details Dr. Rockefeller Jr and associates objecting to a newspaper photographer capturing Rockefeller children en route to Estes Park. Witnesses say Rockefeller seized the photographer by the neck and released him only after onlookers intervened.
Fragmentary report describes a disturbance with Irish girls setting a banner on fire near a treasury area in Washington. Mentions arrests and movements of people to a headquarter as authorities respond to the incident.
County grand jury in June revealed indictments against Ellard Waueman and his wife of San Luis Obispo for a large alleged swindle. Prosecution said about 900000 polars were involved across various props and cash. A Seattle connection and several named associates were reported by Attorney Brady as part of the conspirators.
President Wilson vetoed a bill on interstate transportation of immured motion picture fame due to a misread phrase. The House later passed the corrected bill after receiving the veto message and reviewing the phrasing.
A wartime repeal effort advances as a unified committee votes to repeal most wartime measures excepting food controls and certain penalties. Volstead signals hoped adoption before adjournment, citing pension rule reforms and a limited 49 reforms remaining.
The report notes a suspect in Custer County charged with murder. A tense court scene unfolds as defense and prosecution argue self defense and possible motives. Witnesses describe the accused and the grim event dated May 21. The article reflects local fear and ongoing legal proceedings.
A North Dakota legislative veteran questions votes as Goza Dixon figures trigger scrutiny. The Havre paper reports Sam Gara and Dan R. Conway face pressures tied to a 1950s Montana gubernatorial campaign. Conway, editor of the Promoter, allegedly refused to apologize to the Nonpartisan League, prompting Goza through manager Rogers to seek a repudiation.
Major ALee Dalrymple of the central states prohibition commission says a warrant was issued for a federal agent by Delta County, following a clash with state officers in the Upper Peninsula. He alleges seizures of whiskey and a live ammunition load sparked the action and vows to push Washington for authority over federal interference.
Washington June 2 By The Associated Press A fiery cross and heated exchanges mark the senate investigation into Pennsylvania presidential penjuries and campaign financing. Alborney Gener Palmer and Eugene Bonniwell trade charges of character assassination as the inquiry opens with the attorney general appearing in the committee room. The dispute centers on alleged misuse of federal funds and alleged deceptive practices within the Palmer Pennsylvania camp.
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