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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1931
Page
1
London reports a brewing constitutional crisis as Labour and Liberal splits threaten Prime Minister MacDonald’s government ahead of next week’s debate on the controversial finance bill. The article notes rising tensions, party infighting, and widespread concern over fiscal policy and potential parliamentary dissolution.
Osservatore Romano says the Holy See retains general supervision over Catholic Action and that the pope personally directs matters in response to Vatican notes to the Marian governments. Journal notes prevailing confusion over the bishops' direction and the Vatican’s stance amid Italian government opposition and possible reform.
In Snohomish County Washington the socialist group seeks to hold speeches at Doherty Park Methodists request denied by the public park board. Commissioner of Public Safety Lobert says speeches would require police protection and no speakers will be allowed without a warrant.
Billings June 11 AP The Montana association recommends immediate steps to organize agricultural credits associations under government supervision to widen loans during the drought. Regional credit groups are favored over a statewide system as banks struggle to meet farm lending needs. Public discussion followed and credit experts outlined bank constraints and federal funding for agricultural credit initiatives.
The Pasadena Post reports that novelist Zane Grey abruptly halted his 18 month world tour while in the South Sea due to a drunken mutinous crew and the burnout of his amailable motifs.
New York June 31 AP A man faces inquiry into the death of a 25 year old beauty parlor operator from Long Beach Long Island found dead after disappearing from a New York home A cremation was halted to permit investigation The witness referenced a torn diary with silver clasps and named several people linked to the case as authorities prepare to question them and pursue leads about the victim and the diary contents
Tornadic winds, lightning, and heavy rain swept the Southwest and foothill regions on June 11. Four people died, five injured, and extensive property damage reported as two tornadoes struck near Port Gibson Oklahoma and Rochelle Tres, with multiple homes destroyed and farms damaged.
Administration leaders urged Hoover's re election at a conference of young Republicans. Senator Tess of Ohio, head of the Republican National Committee, opened the Hoover campaign with a press event and outline. The story notes continued coverage on page 2.
The fragment mentions Hoover and Lincoln with references to a talk or event. It references the first time a president spoke at a tomb and hints at a spring program with dates and locations. The readable parts are unclear but involve historical figures and a commemorative occasion at a tomb.
Eastern southern and western railroad presidents meet in New York and vote unanimously to petition the Interstate Commerce Commission for a 15 percent rise in freight rates. A three-man committee from the three regions will file the petition, expected next week, with the commission.
Eyed by the nation, Chancellor Bruening faces pressure as emergency tax decrees loom. Rumors swirl on whether he will push through the measures or seek compromise with opposition. A conference at Chequers involving Winkster and McDonak fuels speculation on the president's stance and future policy directions.
The state supreme court ruled the highway debenture bill valid and denied an injunction. Judges sustained the writ on key points while dismissing broader challenges. Preparation for sale of waterworks would take about a month as the highway commission plans expenditure of 1.5 million dollars pending further steps.
Helen Grohbrugge was shot through the body by a .22 caliber rifle while driving home about 9 this evening. She drove 14 miles to a bakery on Park Avenue before collapsing from blood loss. The ranch near Austin is owned by Mr and Mrs Charles Grohbrugge and their daughter of Madison Avenue address.
Mayors touring the chamber of deputies witnessed a lively display as debates and applause filled the session. The event included remarks by nationalist leaders and a cultural program highlighting palace and gala venues nearby.
The Sun reports a legislative inquiry in New York moving toward a summer focus as writers and three veteran leaders prepare to oppose Tam many in primaries. It notes the effort to extend support to key figures and the potential shakeups in districts across Manhattan and the Upper West Side.
Resolutions from Wheat Pioneers of southwestern Kansas urge the Parm board to take a definite stand that farmers will not sell the surplus now held in competition with the 1931 crop. The move seeks to create a sellers market and counter low domestic prices amid rising world prices and a tariff effect of 42 cents per bushel.
Washington June 11 Senator Dil today proposed a national system of radio broadcasting stations under joint state and federal control to enable the government to teach school by radio. He urged legislation at the next session to establish such a network.
Charles E Johnson, 66, recently returned to Nebraska state prison at Lincoln from which he escaped. He had seven months left to serve of a four year term for fore ap. He was shipwrecked off the Japanese coast months ago and prayed to return to prison, and the prayer was answered as he came back.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a planned violent crime involving multiple individuals including Quentin, Susie, and Cheresa in a legal context. References appear to a confrontation or accusation with a date around April 110 and a pig event, but details are unreliable.
Washington June 11 AP Charles A Lindbergh disclosed he might fly over the Atlantic Pacific or Arctic in his aerial journey to the Orient. The plan was announced to readers as part of ongoing coverage.
Jesgetown Mont is charged after a claimed scheme to kidnap a 16 year old girl. The defendant allegedly planned to force the girl into a car at the Peterson residence and shoot at Jennings who confronted the scene. Police noted Jennings had previously told officers of the alleged plan.
London conference delegates from 12 wheat producing countries agreed on reduced acreage to rebalance supply and demand. Dr McKelvie cited three achievements: recognition of production cuts, creation of a central information clearinghouse on acreage and crops, and exploration of distributing potential in China and India.
Moss Garrison, 37 year old railway commissary clerk, was bound over to the superior court for trial on charges of murdering his fiancée Hazel Bradstone. Judge Eugene Danes Jr ordered Garrison held without bail after a preliminary hearing that stretched over ten days.
Thomas Edison, addressing the National Electric Light Association convention in Atlantic City, urged Americans to have faith in the industrial and economic future and to stay brave amid a low mood. His message, broadcast to 7000 members, called for perseverance as history repeats depressions in business and emphasized progress through unity and courage.
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