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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1930

Page

5

Sargon Lott Marie Pills Story Restores Health to Helgea Resident

Mrs Hertha Krawer recounts years of constipation and gastric trouble finally relieved by Sargon Soft Mare Mitte and Sargon Lott Marie Pills. She reports improved digestion, liver function, headaches gone, and renewed vitality. Pills available at Parchen Drug Co. in Helgea and Richardson Drug Store in East Helena.

Mare Mitte Helgea Parchen Drug Co Sixth Mass East Helena Richardson

Chicago Dailies Restore City Decency Amid Mob War Fallout

Chicago mourns the slain newspaper man as police sweep the city for leads. Detectives report 230 hoodlums questioned, 600 more at stations, while ink stained editors vow vengeance and a priest urges Ohio commandments. Suspects Gusisk and Cooney among those detained in New York.

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Public health talk ties crime drop to better care

At a June 12 ceremony in Salt Lake City Dr W C Hassler of San Francisco urged the American Public Faith Association reform as a crime control method. He said healthy people avoid criminal impulses and murder, while neglectful behavior fuels petty crime. The talk opened the convention of the group’s branch, with Hassler as association president.

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Murder fuels nationwide press outrage in editor rally

Philadelphia editor Fred Fuller Shedd led a statement by the American Society of News Publishers condemning threats against papers amid the Alfred Lingle murder case. He urged unified reporting, vowed protection for journalists, and urged papers to respond to intimidation with fearless service.

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Cannon Incident Comes to Senate Deliberations

The Senate debated action against Bishop Cannon Jr. amid impasse over authority to investigate political activities. Committees proposed motions, with votes split. final stance reserved, as Cannon faced questioning while church and temperance leaders prepared for Nashville attendance and further church meetings.

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Communist groups from Moscow aim to split unions

A speaker described how the Workers' Communist Party of America and allied unions are being influenced by Moscow. He asserted that Communist pressure and red international tactics seek to divide affiliated organizations, with the Trade Union Unity League and American Negro Labor Congress named among targets. Efforts to split unions were said to be underway by Communists.

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Supreme Tribunal Upsets District Court Judgment

The Missouri County district court ruling in a damage suit filed by Alin V. Childers against Rich Y. Deschamps and others was reversed by the supreme appeals court. The plaintiff claimed injuries from a sidewalk drainpipe defect on an owner’s building site, seeking $15,000. The defendants argued natural accumulation and city ordinance neglect, and the case was remanded for a new trial after evidence was heard and a motion to nonsuit denied.

District Court Lee

Senate Committee Debate On London Naval Pact In June

Washington reports show senators split along party lines over delaying treaty consideration. Chairman Borah presses for another committee meeting while supporters urge prompt ratification as Secretary Stimson calls the pact a major peace victory. The London treaty faces opposition framed by domestic politics and public opinion in Britain and Japan.

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The Golden Calf at Marlow Theater Premiers in Style

The Golden Calf at Marlow Theater dazzles with music and color. Sue Carol and Jack Mulhall lead a vibrant cast with strong performances from Swedish comedian and supporting players. Keene's numbers along with Alise White highlight a high spectacle staging under Millard Webs's direction.

Richard Kteyne Paul Page Keene Alise White Ustretors

Reed and Grundy Back Tariff Bill in Senate

Washington June 12 AP Senators Reed and Grundy Republicans of Pennsylvania endorsed the tariff bill on the eve of the final Senate showdown. They predicted passage tomorrow by two votes and House approval Saturday. Their support relieved Republican leaders fearing failure, as Hawley-Speier opposition and business concerns loomed over the measure.

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Personal Notices From Far Cities Scatter News and Travel

A jumble of names and trips travels through personals items from multiple towns. Mrs Towlno J Lang visits Chicago and Mrs William Maybon checks in from SIRI Pete Retalce. Several guests and travelers including Mra Harvey, Misa Kathering Tingwyed, Nett Somers, and Molie Stephanig Xumam appear in social notes. Northern Pacific and port runs link Nash ville, Portland, Alaska, and Dilssorle with many names listed as visiting or traveling.

Towlno J Lang Chicago William Maybon

Ringside Notes From Yankee Stadium Bout Night

At Yankee Stadium June 12 ringside reports describe a chaotic boxing card with Sharkey and Sehmel among the stars. The crowd filled the arena as amateur forecasters predicted rain and a lively evening of drama ahead.

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Tunney and Sharkey Fight Report Mixed and Foul Calls

The wartime bout between Tunney and Sharkey features disputed fouls and a tense finish. Sharkey protests late decisions as Tunney speaks of planned strategies and a desire for a rematch.

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