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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1932
Page
1
Washington reports 20000 war veterans encamped at the capital urged action as the House overrode leaders to schedule a vote on immediate payment of 1,400,600,000 soldiers' bonus certificates. Debate split along party lines with opposition from many Republicans and support from others as proceedings continued.
Ekaliha June 17. The burial of Dart Russell 21, a member of the nation, occurred at Russell cemetery with military honors after a truck crash between two racks near Raph CH. He was a nephew of Ekalaka Sioux Indian woman for whom he was named and the husband of David J. Russell, a noted Crantioraman. The graveside service was conducted by Chant Salaries of the ATA old ariirwy and men of this battery of Hotsneartr.
Arron Hag and guard TED completed a cross country flight from Sunnyvate Galtt to Parria Island until docking at the maring moaring maat. The dirigibls Akran arrived here data today and tied up at the mooring area without mishap.
A chaotic report describes British political fallout over the Sharpe case. Officials including Gov A Marty Moore defend police actions amid calls for transparency and British MPs and New Jersey figures react with indignation. Details mention public protests and diplomatic appeals as the inquiry continues, with continued coverage promised on Page 27.
Washington June 13. Gaalon FW Menun was convicted tonight of larceny of 104000 dollars from Mrs Evalyn Walhal McLean in a fraud case. The defense has four days to move for a new trial. Justice Proctor will set a sentence date. Each count carries up to ten years in prison or a $1000 fine.
Tacoma officials warn Tusko the homeless elephant and his handlers to leave by morning. Deputies and city units camp nearby as authorities consider removal if the beast does not depart. Managers planned no immediate action, but a forceful removal could occur if needed.
New York June 13. A civil suit was served against Lee Tigginaon and company and the Guaranty Company of New York. It relates to the original sale of 69 million dollars of International Match Corporation bonds. Mrs Florence Hramada of New York City sues for the return of 4808 dollars paid for a 6000 par value 6 percent convertible debenture dated January 27, 193L.
Tianolula, Tune 13, — Sergeant bh. C. Carson, 24, United States Army, charged with attempted criminal assault on a 20-year-old Japanese girl after a night of drinking. Police say she was assaulted Friday night in Cardon. Carson reportedly turned over to military authorities.
Montana delegates at the Republican National Convention propose to back a resubmission of the eighteenth amendment with a state consent provision for regaining saloon systems. The plan, prepared by AY & Gond and championed by State Leavitt and Joseph Dinen, aims to require state or territorial consent and allow revocation at any time, signaling a cautious approach to reinstating federal liquor controls.
Don ald Torre, a commercial pilot, rescued all passengers from a Canete bound ship in Peru after losing landing gear on takeoff. With no pontoons, Ancor naval aviation field prepared small boats and towed the waterlogged plane ashore, saving everyone aboard.
Chicago cane 13 UP reports American Federation of Labor leader Green presented Republican platform proposals in Chicago. He urged immediate modification of the Volstead Act to permit the manufacture of 2.7 percent beer, saying leaders would not act beyond urging a remedy to prohibition.
The 17 year old Thelma pony, famed as America's strangest make believe fire station horse in Auhuro New York, died of old age on the day with her master near her neck. Archibald, its youth fireman, once stood five feet two inches tall and trained the pony to dash to the station when an alarm sounded. For decades the improvised fire station drew visitors from 11 states, and Archibald mourns the loss, saying Thelma was too old to live.
Chicago dispatch reports rising talk of a third party amid Republican leaders after late talks on a plank to substitute the prohibition amendment. Advisors hopeful to blunt intra party strife while several delegates favor submitting the issue to the public. The Arizona delegation favors repeal. others fear dry sentiment strong state by state. Alfred H. Smith potential third party leader noted amid Democratic and Republican tensions.
O A Netland cashier of the State Bank of Audubon was forcibly taken from the bank after it was looted of $900. He was driven away with his captors along rural roads while his wife and three children waited anxiously for news as searchers hunted the area. The pursuing party was last seen on a Clay county road near Karnesville.
Geneva on June 13 reports Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and Premier Harriot arriving for a brief disarmament conference visit. The leaders seek to influence ongoing talks and their outcomes.
Chicago June 18. Official order of business for tomorrow opening day. Convention called to order at 11 a.m. by Chairman Fess. Prayer by Rt. Rev. James E. Freeman. Call for convention reader George fe Benneville Kelm. Temporary roll call and election of temporary officers. Selection of committees on credentials permanent organization rules and order of business and resolutions. Miscellaneous business.
London dispatch reports President Ramon de Valera of the Irish Free State will issue another communication to London after consulting with his colleagues on Anglo Irish differences. British Secretary for Dominions H. Thomas stated the new note was expected in Parliament.
Chicago June 14. Portents of embittered conflict over repeal linger as delegates brace for the republican convention. Hints surface of plans to drop Vice President Curtis while Hoover and aides press late into the night seeking a draft pro position. (Continued on Page 3)
The Times reports Tammany Leader John F. Curry and Brooklyn Leader Joha H. McCovey claim control of a majority of New York's 44 delegates for the Democratic convention. They held weekend conferences with Alfred E. Smith on Long Island. Gov. Joseph B. Ely of Massachusetts joined Smith and they later met Chairman Jouett Shouse, whom Roosevelt forces have declined to accept as convention key noter.
Chicago reports two proposed national tickets emerge in Democratic race with Melvin A. Traylor, Chicago banker, eyed as Roosevelt running mate. Farley, Chicago figures, and Traylor allies discuss a Traylor-Roosevelt administration. Fort Worth club cites dispatches on Roosevelt backing Traylor for vice president and fiscal guidance.
Washington June 13 A new drive to balance the budget sparks Democratic criticism of President Hoover and unsettled relief programs. Senate Democrats urge definite recommendations to plug a budget hole while Congress debates revenue and spending cuts. The McNary farm relief bill is up as House moves to consider the Wilson Vallars program. no immediate action on broader relief legislation.
Albany dispatch reports Gov Roosevelt denying dramatic plans to appear at the democratic convention in Chicago this month. A suite of holo rooms had been reserved there for a possible unforeseen crisis as Romaguet supporters push to nominate him for the presidency.
Washington June 13. Speaker Garner, confined by bronchitis, was reported improving by his physician Dr George W Calvert. He was advised to rest further and is expected to be back at work soon. The condition is not likely to cause further complications according to the doctor.
Berlin reports that Adolph Hitler’s Storm Troops, numbering about 400000, once banned as a private army will be legalized anew tomorrow. The move follows preliminaries by the Bruning government and signals a shift to the right as Chancellor von Papen’s cabinet hints at broader support for rearmament and alignment with extremist forces.
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