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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1928
Page
9
A mushy satire column discusses presidential conventions and women voters with a jumbled mix of anecdotes. It mentions a woman placing a $10 value on a husband, a man paying a fine to win a bride, a secretary indicted over public funds, and Peggy Joyce returning from abroad with Paris fashions noted as unchanged.
In a Washington courtroom both sides rested their cases in the Robert W. Stewart trial. Stewart, chairman of the Beard of the Standard Oil Company at Indiana, faced questions from the Senate investigating committee. Final arguments were set as court officials prepared instructions for a possible jury verdict before Thursday.
A March 1930 discussion by the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America outlines how arbitration and studio control influence film content. The piece notes the public, 100 million viewers, and the aim to safeguard social values while guiding productions amid industry and governmental sessions.
Governor McMullen said the farmer protest call is a mobilization note without an army or caravan. He stressed it is a public urging to gather at Kansas City for the national convention in October and warned against sensational misrepresentation.
In 1920 Polish premier urged the League of Nations to affirm Vilna as part of Poland, arguing Lithuania’s claim to the city conflicts with Polish needs. The exchange referenced enduring Polish Lithuanian tensions and the broader aim to stabilize the region through international mediation.
North Dakota farmers prepare to march on Saturday toward Kansas City for the Republican National Convention. The event aims to oppose party platforms and demand changes, led by state officials and farmers from North Dakota and nearby regions. Governor Serle is noted among organizers.
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