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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
3
Reports from Colon and Panama say San Blas Indians’ revolt against supporting candidate Francisco Arias Paredez was quelled without serious consequences. Harmodio Arias won the presidency over Arias Paredez. U.S. Navy commander Alva D. Bernhard conducted an unofficial flight over the San Blas region and found no trouble.
Chicago Democratic meeting braces for clash over permanent chairman with Shouse facing opposition from Mayor Anton J. Cermak. Illinois Senator Lewis touted as alternative. rival Walsh of Montana also named in clash amid Roosevelt era politics. In Hollywood California a jewelry theft of 25900 reported at the Roosevelt hotel safety deposit box, tied to a former San Quentin convict turned author.
Washington lawmakers weigh farm hoard wheat and cotton grants to feed the hungry while the McNary plan seeks 50 million bushels. The Senate moves to adjourn as the House considers a 15.99 million deficiency bill and wage reduction standoff. Representative Britten proposes abolishing the Farm Board and liquidating its revolving fund to salvage funds.
Veterans to be sent to old forts near the capital amid efforts to reduce congestion at Anacostia. Moves in Congress seek to provide food and shelter, with Senator Brookhart proposing army rations. Veteran leader Rev James R Cox of Pittsburgh urged action as a spokesman across the river. Vice President Curtis pledged to push the bonus payment in the Congressional Record. The Nebraska episode reports a clash involving Earl Hendricks and Edward Jordan leading to a 60 day jail term.
The article reviews veterans benefits from World War I including adjusted service certificates and loans. It notes federal costs and state tax relief, alongside late payment terms, maturity rules, and loan balances totaling billions, with mentions of possible cancellations if Congress acts. It highlights the discrepancy between promised benefits and financial pressures on the government.
Officers entered a front room where Chan slept and found two Chinese men and two women wrapping bindles of coraln and morphine for sale. They seized 115 bindles and three large envelopes containing enough narcotics for at least 74% more bindles. No opium found. The site is a major distribution center. suspects jailed for charges by County Attorney Sherman W. Smith.
Philips Holmes stars as a tax diver in Night Court where a corrupt magistrate frames his wife on a morals charge to cover his thefts. The Goldwyn MGM drama opened yesterday at the Marlow and runs today and Saturday with Walter Huston Miss Page Lewis Stone Mary Carlisle John Millan Jean Herschell Tally Marshall Loel Francis in the notable cast.
Prof Hoberts speaks to Helena High School graduates before a packed arena of about 3000, praising public education and progress from horse drawn transport to motor cars. Award of diplomas by J Scott Harron follows a strong program of music and reminiscences of early Montana life. Dolly Averill and Esther Kathaway perform, with Ramshagen directing the orchestra and several vocal numbers.
NMG reports Walker resigns as superintendent of the girls' school for personal reasons. Board accepts her request with gratitude for nearly three years of efficient leadership. Chairman Stewart notes no immediate replacement until after the fall Beneis election. A subsequent report covers farming operations and seven statistics from the school.
Weather dispatch reports heavy rainfall across Montana with Great Falls at 1.07 inches and a dawn total of 2.24 inches. Missoula saw intermittent showers, Hutte had brief showers, and temperatures ranged 41 to 47 degrees. High water caused crop damage in the BoRen area as precipitation totals for the month reach 2.41 inches, nearing June’s normal of 2.47 inches.
In Laverty county a five year renewal of an oil lease was approved with annual rent of 120 dollars. The bond covers adjustments for the Brannard Kalt spoll area, originally granted in 1922. April production on the property reached 6 458 Narrols. May report received. Renewal of the Carlaon Kadapen lease approved by the bond and located in Tooky county with April output of 1 817 barrels. Revenues from the Kevin Suhurat field royalties totaled 257.89 dollars and were approved for payment.
The state proposes a royalty oil lease for 160 acres in Gayfield with annual rental of 40 dollars and royalty of 4 dollars 24 cents per ton of coal mined. Samuel A Mobbs and company of Roundup Montana renewed a lease in Musselshell county. An application for a mining lease was received from Curt and Elizabeth Hoppe of Have. Leases granted to Sweeney of Cut Bank for 169 acres in Two County and to Paterson of Sintlum for 0 acres.
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