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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1932
Page
1
Fragmentary report notes hazardous material found at Veterans' Camp Curtis amid a Chicago convention scene. The item is described in unreadable OCR fragments with political context referencing Republicans in Chicago and mentions of figures and dates, but key specifics are obscured.
A cryptic message from a ship at sea announced the apparent safety of Stanislaus Felix Hausner, the Polish American aviator believed lost during an attempted transatlantic flight. The Leviathan intercept conveyed that Hausner was picked up May 13 by Captain George Frind of the U S liner and was in good condition with injuries possibly minor.
Rozeman June 11 14 death yesterday of 17 year old Robert Bennion in an apparent self inflicted gunshot in his room. Coroner Dokken said the death is a plain case of suicide and an inquest will not be held. Bennion was president of Gatlin County High School’s drama club this year and a member of the student body.
A bulletin reports Speaker Garner is severely ill with a bronchial infection, resting comfortably with visitors denied. The doctor asks not to be disturbed.
The Western Fish and Game Association endorsed a proposed stamp tax amendment at its annual meeting in Lake Rale. Chiefs from ten western states and British Columbia support directing 85 percent of expected revenue to conservation and education of migratory fowl. Nowell B. Cook, Utah Fish and Game Commissioner, presided.
A fever outbreak in Broadus has caused illness and deaths among residents. Kenneth Wiking of Broadus, Montana, was reported to have died from the disease, with several others listed among the affected in the region.
Six men were rescued after 30 hours trapped in a drift in the Silver King mine near Park City. They were fed through a pipe drilled into the cavern, and all emerged unharmed.
Washington June 11 The fate of Gaston A Means charged with enriching Mrs Evalyn Waleh McLean of £194000 ransom and expense money in a plan for the return of the kidnapped Lindbergh baby will be put in the hands of a District of Columbia supreme court jury of 11 men and one woman Monday Justice James M Proctor today heard arguments of defense and prosecution on the instructions to be given the jury.
Ranitasa Chile and Colombia participants joined large mass meetings praising the new socialist government. Supporters cheered a revolutionary hymn and called for regional progress as foreign advisers urged policy revisions on currency deposits. Chilean banks planned meetings to discuss a potential shift in banking rules.
Wanlington June 11 President Hoorar signed a will authorizing transfer of juvenile delinquency cases from federal to Juvenile courts. The action aims to streamline handling and improve outcomes for youths involved in offenses.
At a surprise White House conference Prevalent Hoover was quoted on budget and appropriations. Four congressional leaders were told that even enactment of all proposals under consideration cannot balance the budget. Estimates placed federal shortfall between 210 and 200 million dollars. Key figures include Chairman Jonas, Smoot of Utah, Tale of Maine, and Rep Wood of Indiana.
A Nebraska bride married Carl Davia of San Plaga while her fiancé faced a prison sentence. The ceremony occurred in North Butter with Lawrence NTs renting officiating, and the couple planned the wedding despite his impending conviction. The bride’s family attended, including the groom’s in-laws and the bride’s dressmaker.
Medford Oregon June 11 Gustav Westan 85 retired army sergeant and personal guide to President Roosevelt on a trip to Yellowstone Park died today in Medford from a horselinck injury or illness as given in the brief obituary notice
Miles City dispatch reports a shooting at Watkins arising from livestock disputes. Otto Spiedel was wounded in the left arm after a shotgun blast. doctors removed the bullet and reported the victim stable. Koaglo awaits further developments as the case proceeds in McCong county authorities.
Butte June 11 Anes Mot Peeples of Deer badge was elected state president of the Business and Professional Women subs at their chasing season here. The directory will meet Sunday to choose the next convention city. One hundred twenty five women attended a banquet with addresses by Miss Emily Kuimbahl, national secretary, of New York. She urged women in business and professions to push ahead, noting men fear to act while women can be depended on to go forward once they know they are right. Other officers elected include Mrs. A. Ohington Helena Natvirn president, Mrs. Georgia Higgins, Hovdenvan second vice president, Mildred McBride Great Falls recording secretary, and Norosky Jedinek Miles City treasurer.
Jerome Idaho June 11 R E Shepherd chairman of the Spokane Federal Land Bank and Idaho State Chamber of Commerce president left for Chicago to attend a conference opening Tuesday. The plan calls for launching a back to the land movement that would aid millions of unemployed in eastern cities by turning to western farmland already under cultivation but facing decline.
The navy dirigible Akron, drifting over Phoenix at 12 45 p m Mountain time, showed motor trouble and appeared unable to steady her course while on a west coast return to Lakehurst. Earlier she had sped along at high speed under clear skies with favorable winds.
Washington weathered a tense night as more than 42,000 bonus seekers and police joined to root out hidden arms in encampments. Dynamite charges with caps and fuses were found at the Anacostia flats receiving station triggering heightened guard. A veterans committee departed for Chicago to push a bonus plank in party platforms.
Paris reports show Prime Ministers Herriot and MacDonald meeting before the Lausanne conference to align French and British policy on reparations and economic cooperation. They aim to unite England, Belgium, Italy, and France with the American position guiding talks.
Washington June 11 Three more European nations France Belgium Romania and Latvia signed agreements to pay within 20 years 59 000 653 dollars owed by the United States as a result of the Hoover moratorium on intergovernmental debts France alone postponed payments totaling 50 000 000 Belgium 7 950 000 Romania 500 000 Latvia 260 853 Poland Austria and Hungary are expected to sign next week leaving 8 274 764 to be funded. Total funded amounts to 241 192 040 with Eupinid owing 159 520 000 of this total.
London hears a murder charge against Mrs Bar ney linked to an early May shooting at Stephen Willan Scott Stephen's apartment. Dr T Durant testified the accused sobbed and urged the dead man to die as the trial opened. Prosecution alleges Mrs Barney fired at Stephen with intent to do grievous bodily harm during a May 19 quarrel and vows to produce a witness recounting her taunt “Laugh, baby Cor Wo last time.”
Norther Rocky Mountain Region bodes generally fair weather with temperatures somewhat above normal. Meteorologists forecast light winds and dry conditions most days, with a slight warming trend into midweek.
The Confederation of Clubs Federation announces plans to crack down on racketeering while advocating law and order. Meeting in Wilmington Delaware features Mrs Clareuve Frain outlining opposition to pro liquor bills and urging new federal statutes including education department and university aid for women veterans.
A noisy court moment centers on the arrest of Mrs Vivira Dalores Bave ney Lahore amid a royal scandal. The defendant is reported as the daughter of a koileht and linked to prominent families including Stephen and Mullen. The case involves connections to bankers and an American singer, with background tied to a Kay ceneballerty incident in the region.
Alpine New Jersey June 11 The Lindbergh murder inquiry, once promising, shows strain as evidence from the Morrow butler challenges links between Miss Violet Sharpe the waitress who drank poison and Ernest Brinker ex convict. Police uncover two companions identified as Sharpe’s bystanders in an automobile ride. Continued on Page 1 Bec 2
The Montana Arm of Defense arrival of the 100th Limited States Infant Montana National Guard at Camp J.B. Hincksen northwest of Helena signals two weeks of active field practice continuing until June 25. Over 1,100 officers and men detrained, pitched tents, and settled into the routine. Quiet day follows with peace time regulations, religious services, and camp duties. Monday will bring 5:45 awakenings and a 6:45 to 9:00 calisthenics and morning mess.
A hurried call for a physician at a mountain resort where Aimee Semple McPherson and her husband David Hutton have gone into retreat sparked fears at Angelus Temple that the evangelist’s condition had worsened. The doctor was only summoned after complete secrecy surrounded their movements and did not know the couple’s location until alerted.
Alfred P. Sloan Sr of General Motors tonight declared he is convinced the road toward greater temperance lies in repealing the 18th amendment. He urged strict government control of liquor and said no law can be effective without public support.
Hutte June 11. Two Missoula men were chosen as officers at the Montana Sportsmen's association meeting here today. Roger M. Cummings was chosen secretary and field agent. Glan A. Smith, president for 12 years, was named treasurer. Outgoing game and fish commissioners were thanked, and plans to assist the new commission were outlined.
Los Angeles June 11. Riiaweho Wilhar Wearat was awarded a divorce from Gnorgs Randolph Haart, son of the public-usher William Randolph Hearst. She testified that after a quarrel in July 1936 her husband left her at the San Simeon ranch home of his father, and they have not lived together since.
Cheyenne Wy delegate fears a third party will arise if the Republican convention embraces a platform altering the 2nd amendment. J Go Usrowen from Lusk argues for retention, while another delegate outlines a more conciliatory stance, warning of splitting the vote and aiding the Democrats.
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