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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1932
Page
1
Across major nations there is a rising disagreement on how to fix the damaged system of world trade. London favors rapid work on warfare relief and reparations, while others push for different measures. The dispute centers on approvals and potential constraints as leaders gather to discuss next steps.
The Federal Reserve Watch of New York confirmed banks will receive an extension of credit to Teut powers as part of a broader monetary measure. The report notes existing facilities and outlines anticipated terms and conditions for the extension.
Berlin June news reports say President Paul von Hindenburg has effectively become a dictator with apparent approval from Adolf Hitler and the Nazi party. The cabinet remains in place with Nazi consent, while a general election is poised for late July via emergency decree to back the Nazi consolidation and potential seizure of power.
Washington June 3 With a two veteran protest in Orlo Washington they demand disability and pension payments. Police superintendent Pelham J Glaskford said once funds are exhausted and promises gone, he will not accept responsibility for the thousands already awaiting help and evacuating bivouacked veterans appears likely.
Alumni banquet kicks off commencement season at Intermountain with the program to follow at 1 14 oclock Monday morning. The Reverend Tey Wirth Fo ieyd, secretary of the First Presbyterian Church of Grong Palle, will deliver the commencement address on a selected topic.
Colorado river levels surged toward the sea at Yuma as floodwaters threatened levees along the fertile lands. Hundreds waited for warnings while an immense torrent punched through rocky beds, delivering a flow of about two thousand second feet and a wall of water rising inches in hours, endangering nearby farms and communities.
A city mental health commission found Jaroh ran tnyans responsible for a brutal assault on three schoolgirls, choking and stomping them. He was sentenced to a state hospital for the crime, amid reports of injuries to two or more victims.
An airplane crew reports a moving wall of trailed beasts fleeing a forest fire near the Blandvety watershed. The rapid advance spans roughly 20 miles toward the Manitoba Ontario boundary as wild animals head toward safety.
A Seymour jury was dismissed after hours of deliberation in a case involving Norris Finsea, a grocer, linked to a the nurse? sentence. prosecutors say the retrial will likely occur in October and the judge ordered a new trial for the defendant.
The Montana Retail Merchants Association will hold its annual convention in Great Falls on June 20 and 21. Secretary N. S. Faust announced the event with Ray Lannon of Shelby as president and Aaron Singer of Great Falls as vice president.
London reports Mrs. Elvira Dolores Barney, daughter of Sir John Studens, arrested and charged with the murder of Michael Scott Stephen. Stephen, 26, a prominent Neuro among London’s bright set, was found dead from a chest wound in Barney’s Kataita Bridge apartment after a cocktail party. The case follows an inquest into Stephen’s death and involvement of his brother Francia Richard Stephen.
Paria report states Tilonard Herriot was formally commissioned by President Albert Te Tirun Toatenight to form a cabinet and completed the minister list. Herriot becomes premier and takes the foreign affairs portfolio alongside cabinet peers including Hatod, Germaine, Choutemps, Tani-Honcour, Reanoult, and Renn.
Mia Cara Carlyle, 40, a local cafe operator and mother of four, died after being found in the river at Wymore Nebraska. Her husband died weeks earlier and she had remarried two weeks later.
Franz von Papen, German military attache in Washington on the eve of U S entry into World War I, is reported as a new premier amid rumors of rapid moves. The dispatch notes his role and the tense readiness regarding munitions and diplomacy.
Washington government faces bulging taxes to meet the 1933 budget. The compromise revenue bill totals 1 119 000 000 and will be taken up tomorrow morning. Senate action expected soon after House approval. Economists note 250 900 000 in savings offset deficits while debate continues on a one-year 1 percent cut.
The Associated Press will provide full coverage of all major party conventions this month. Veteran AP reporters in Washington and Chicago will deliver fast, accurate reports and analysis from delegates and committees, with a nationwide wire network linking stadiums and chambers for timely updates.
North Carolina voters set to decide a major prohibition issue as campaigns wind down. Analysts predict a record turnout with about 360000 expected in the Democratic primary tomorrow. Local observers note the heated race centers on reform measures and party candidates.
Wallace and Kellogg, Idaho, oppose new post offices amid a public works program. The Kellogg Chamber of Commerce decided against building to relieve unemployment, while Wallace Chamber of Trade warned it would damage business districts and add little to post office relief.
Calgary residents report a seven foot rise in the Red Neer river over 24 hours, triggered by heavy rain. Mountain regions and districts in Alberta face mounting damage with losses nearing half a million dollars as floodwaters surge.
Rev Nathalie Rocher pastor of the Free Methodist church was questioned by the district attorney after her mother Elizabeth Kneber, 78, was found dead from a basement fire. Authorities remain undecided as to whether the death was murder or accident.
A series of earthquakes in western and central Mexico killed at least 23 people and injured many more. Guadalajara recorded 22 quakes with 16 dead and 50 injured nearby, while Colima reported seven dead and 25 injured. Mexico City suffered building damage and cracks in streets as seismologists traced the epicenter to a point southwest of the capital along Casaca Guerrero.
In Los Angeles authorities hunted suspects after threatening letters were sent to Marie Dietrich and Baron Fitts wife Mrs Muller. The notes demanded 19000 in ransom and warned of harm unless paid. Two former Dietrich household servants were sought for questioning as investigators linked the messages to the same unknown author.
New York June 4. At 2 a m EST no report on Charles Hausner's progress from New York to Warsaw Poland. He took off at 6 56 a m and was seen over Nova Scotia and Sydney Nova Scotia, after a long radio contact showing the huge monoplane carrier needs fuel. He hopes to complete the crossing within 28 hours or by 4 46 a m EST, with potential landing in London or Paris. The takeoff follows a prior evening radio report as Hausner heads toward Europe.
Jury instructions on the Crawford case were read late this afternoon outlining possible verdicts including guilty or acquittal and penalties or sentences. Crawford faces charges tied to the robbery of the Farmers State Bank at Worden and preparation for deliberations are expected to begin tomorrow.
A flood swept across central Oklahoma killing at least six people, with five in Oklahoma City and a necro mall carrier missing near Seminole. Eight more were reported missing in Oklahoma City as 700 homes were washed away. Seminole, Wauka and Bowleya were isolated by floodwaters and roads ruined. Names of dead include Mrs. Norah Norris and Ellen Webster. Relief centers opened in south Oklahoma City housing thousands in tent cities as Red Cross appeals for funds.
Washington June 3 The Democratic National Committee chairman John J Raskob faced charges of short selling General Motors stock but denied the claims in a Senate Banking Committee hearing He acknowledged two technical instances while asserting he held more long shares than sold and emphasized he did not engage in such trading except on those occasions Continued on Page 2
Leonard Tritt, 34, shot and killed his wife Mabel, 27, in Omro Wis then surrendered at Oshkosh. Attorney Frank B. Keefe filed a first degree murder complaint and Tritt waived hearing. He was sentenced to life in prison at 10 65 a m. Skerit Arthur Nelson delivered Tritt to prison. The wife had pressed for divorce and two gang members were wounded but expected to recover.
Columbus Ohio June 8 Henry Loudermilk white and Walker Brown negro were executed at the Ohio penitentiary tonight. Loudermilk father of six children and Brown were members of a gang convicted of fatally beating John Kidney Pickaway county farmer while robbing him of 400 dollars of the other four all negroes two also face execution while the remaining pair received life terms.
Messages from around the world poured in as King George V marked his Gath year. He attended a horse race at Ep Som Downs with Queen Mary, watching the Oaks run as a favorite pastime.
June 8 reports from Hilo describe Nina Ilda waves triggered by a submarine earthquake near the volcano laboratory just after midnight. The tremor, estimated at 4,700 miles away, caused no damage and no injuries. Only a sand bar was washed and navigation risks were noted near the Wallon river mouth.
Flamington New Jersey June 8 John Hughes Curtis of Norfolk Virginia will plead not guilty when arraigned tomorrow on a reported indictment accusing him of deception in the Tudburgh kidnapping case The prosecutor indicated a bail reduction from 10000 to 5000 may be sought and Curtis could be released on bond pending trial
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