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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1933
Page
1
A broken OCR fragment mentions travel routes and places across the United States including references to Minnesota and New York. It lists several personal names and vague times, with a sense of a journey or schedule but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
Mrs Roosevelt travels along the coast with Mrs Franklin Roosevelt and an entourage. The text notes arrival and reception plans, describing a presidential convoy and greetings as they proceed toward an eventful tour, with continued coverage promised on page 2.
A fragmentary report outlines a love affair leading to a suicide attempt and death. It notes an arrest related to the romance, mentions a drowning in the Muddy River near Hart, and references county considerations without clear names or dates.
Mme Venizelos and a Witter were shot at while traveling from Kiphnela to Athens. The former premier Venizelos, aged about 69, is said to be gravely wounded. He, a longtime reformist figure, helped move Greece toward democracy and faced opposition from monarchists. The attacker fled amid the 1920s political turmoil as Panarotl Thaldaria reportedly aligned with the republic, further unsettling the government.
In Berlin a Afghan minister was killed amid political chaos as factions around King Amanullah and Prince Sirdar Mohammed Anata Khan clash over financial aid and abdication plans. Investigations focus on an impoverished claimant who asserted ownership of political influence as gunfire erupts at the ministry.
Frank J Shaw won the Los Angeles mayoralty as supporters say a significant minority turnout aided by returns from various districts. Controversy arose over residency and citizenship, with warrants launched for review of his eligibility and public questions about his entitlement to hold office.
Folumbia Felts Jane 14, an inmate at the Columbia Falls Soldiers' Home, died by an action in the night. John Behett, a patient there, reported he leaped from a window. neck broken, death seemed instant. Attendant Mosph Ay witnessed the incident and described the scene. The inmate suffered from delusions and believed she was being persecuted.
Langvinn Tex Tune fi -(Pi- Ruby Taggert alian Mire Fred 1 Morgan altae Rabe Turley charged with murder in Starling City in March 1990. The suspect was arraigned today at the Greatgiown postastica nege Longsiew.
A cryptic report details an escaped assassin named Porma in a citywide manhunt. Police and federal agents intensified efforts yesterday after a tense encounter, with witnesses describing a high speed pursuit and a fierce gunfight near the river. No injuries confirmed, and investigators seek further leads.
The Senate committee approved delaying Morgan taxes and moving into a rails phase, with members debating the impact on finance and government power. Key figures and witnesses, including Sen. Van Sweringen and Ferdinand Peearn, faced questions as the panel pressed for public hearings and a formal resolution supporting government action.
A court on Saturday sentenced Drake Caner to two years on a charge of arson. The case involved a property owned by Drokesotfa, heavily insured, with witnesses stating the act led to substantial damages and drew public attention to the local fire department response.
Japan with thousands of troops in northern China tells President Roosevelt it will not comment on his treaty proposal binding nations against cross-border armed incursions. Tokyo exchanges a brief reply to Roosevelt’s May 8 message, reiterating its stance while focusing on economic policy and arms reduction talks.
Report notes German minority conference draft affecting Jews in Upper Silesia and Romo regulation. Berlin government envoy Von Keller abstained on the motion, indicating Germany will not oppose the proposed order as drafted by experts.
Waringham Today reports a military pension setback affecting Wana Nafleon and others tied to past conflicts. A wave of notifications from the war department covers apadi and the Hower uprising, while Wapen Teton’s status moves from 40 to 920, signaling a major changes in eligibility and benefits.
A Great Falls resident reportedly attempted suicide by a route described as dangerous. The fragmentary text shows distressing details and unclear sequencing, with references to fear, illness, and a fatal outcome. Further readable context is limited, but the incident appears tied to a recent local event or ongoing hardship.
Indianapolis reporting early today shows Indiana voters pledged 248 delegates to support repeal at the ratification convention on June 26, out of 329 total. Seventy five delegates favored keeping repeal opponents, with six seats still undecided as results from Tuesday’s election near completion.
Senator Kev Pittman of Nevada outlined a proposal at the London economic conference showing nations could use a portion of silver in currency reserves to cut cold costs and stabilize the metal’s price. He said the program would not be genuine bimetallism and urged lowering gold reserves from 49 percent, suggesting a 25 percent gold baseline with 75 percent silver and monthly adjustments as prices shift. Continued coverage promised on pages two.
Washington reports fear of a British shift but President Roosevelt appears resolved to demand payment of the 144,178,074 debt. White House statements say no official word from Britain on the debt matter, while informal talks continue and London signals possible stance.
Helena High School holds graduation exercises for the class of 141 with Dr Brannon delivering the commencement address. The program features Grenier University of Montana officials and music by the school choir and band.
Two young children died in a household accident described as a smothering incident in a box. The article notes that the children were playing near the box when a covering or enclosure reportedly led to their deaths. Local authorities opened an inquiry into the circumstances.
Washington unit reports a lively Senate clash over an industry control bill and public works funding. Democrats push anti-trust barriers and a party conference outlines strategy while Republicans plan to reconvene to map attacks on the measure.
Across Kansas City and Salina to Salina Kan and Omaha Neb heat waves push schools to close early as state temperatures reach 100 plus degrees. A 67 year old man, African American, died in Bl Joseph Mo amid extreme heat. Kansas City area records hit 104 degrees while Salina and Omaha report 102 to 105 degrees.
Authorities comb the Flathead River area near Polson for a missing man, believed to have fallen into the river while fishing. A later search yielded tangled clues and items on the riverbank, with officials noting the possibility of accidental drowning. Continued investigations aim to confirm identity and locate the body near the power dam.
Three youths from Kansas City drowned while seeking refuge from summer heat. Theodore Patten, 14, perished in Big Piles near Na ked area, and Douglas Tanbauhe and another boy were lost in the Milinoury River north of here.
A freight train near Badbury Ontario was halted for over two hours after a swarm of caterpillars blocked the tracks. The locomotive wheels could not gain traction and the supply chain wagon was damaged. Ottawa officials fear the risk to trains from the large number of caterpillars.
Washington reports a wave of insurgency over veterans’ pay reductions despite a presidential modification. Roosevelt today reduced direct service connected compensation by 18 percent, with White House estimates of a $6,000,000,000 impact. Senate moves proposed 26 percent cuts on certain cases, costlier than admin plans, while party leaders hint the House could push further, signaling pressure to lower limits and adjust the independent offices bill.
Cyrus H. XK Curtis prominent publisher dies of a heart attack aboard his yacht Lyndonia near New York. His wife, already ill, dies next day after being admitted to a hospital. Curtis rose from humble beginnings to build a major publishing fortune through an aggressive business career.
Thirties art students awaited Mogren today for the annual commencement at Northern Montana College. Chancellor Mo A Trannen conferred the sagress and proclaimed the graduates as fully educated.
May commencement at Montana State College in Ha Aton featured remarks by President Alfred Atkinson urging new graduates to embrace adaptability in life. Notable attendees included Hector Nesensen Narney, Willan McPresman, and Pliny Hawking, with engineering medals awarded by the Montana Society of Engineers.
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