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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1930

Page

6

Bishop Cannon cited as unfit church leader in Montana critique

In a vivid denunciation, the writer accuses Bishop Joseph Cannon Jr. of the Methodist Church South of worldliness and moral failing citing self will anger and gambling on stocks. The piece argues bishops must be blameless hospitable temperate and just, urging stronger education commitments for Montana.

Joseph Cannon, Jr Methodist Church, South Apostle Paul Titus Church of God Methodist Church Paul Joseph Cannon Dallas Thomas A. Kempis Christ

More Money for Education in Montana Campaign

Montana's large cities plan to raise 1000 to 3000 each to persuade communities and rural districts to renew a special tax levy and authorize an additional bond issue for higher education. The summer campaign may spend 20600 to 30600 with the aim of expanding the state university system to admit more students.

Montana Yeera Greater State University Yepeesanto

Best Editorial on Moral Duty to Pay Debts Amid Hard Times

An editorial argues that those not financially hurt should continue paying debts to aid economic recovery. It criticizes postponing obligations as unjust and urges maintaining normal consumption and timely payments. It notes some are truly needy but emphasizes responsible conduct by the able and solvent.

Siown Thasa

Texas splitting into four new states discussed in 19th century plan

Haskin notes debate over admitting Texas and potential creation of up to four additional states from its territory. Discusses historical context, Missouri Compromise terms, and parallels with Maine and West Virginia divisions, noting how boundaries and slavery status would affect Senate balance.

Washington, D. C Honawad Texas Rembiic Moxico France Oto Lima Austin Republic of Texas Preach Legation Hin Ute Statos Congress United States Qaid

Leonard Denard Sets NonStop Roller Skating Record

Leonard Denard, aged 38, reportedly skated nonstop for over 200 miles, completing 24 hours without a break. He reportedly shaved nearly ten hours from the previous record, aided by fresh wash and feed routines as his skates remained on.

Tandon Leonard Denard

Bray Leader General Stoph Named CBF Commander

The thinning ranks of the army have a new leader General L. W. Stoph from Conshatta Louisiana named commander in chief of the United Confederates Veterans of the 40th annual reunion in Biloxi Mississippi. General Stoph served in Company 5 27th Louisiana Infantry and commanded an army of Tannernee with twelve major battles recorded.

Army Haven L. W. Stophone Conshatta United Confadorate 40Th Annal Taunion Biloxi Mina Atophona 27Th Loulalana Infantry Tannernee

Fragmented Humorous Snippets From 20th Century Gossip

A collage of amused dialogue and vignettes from various sources, featuring clashed personalities and social curiosities. Snappy exchanges cover aging, trust, curiosity, and manners, with snippets about clerks, spouses, and neighbors, all echoing a light, ironic newspaper tone.

Bite Incident Attributed to Service Ordeals

A fragmented tale reports a customer demanding a turkey that was to be bled and altered in a prejudiced exchange. The server describes misgivings about the request, noting that hidden actions were aimed at him rather than the meal and expressing discomfort at the alleged intent.

Bervice Turkey

Fragmented Stage Caper Mixes Fitting Talk and Trial Clues

A garbled passage blends domestic talk on marriage fittings with a mock court frame. A woman contests a price quote for a ring while a “Passing Show” joke hints at crime charges. The text shifts to a lawyer asking why a witness can swear to an alibi at a wedding.

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Will Rogers and Beverly Hills show biggest population surge

A column notes Will Rogers as a political nonactor with a wide appeal in California, highlighting Beverly Hills population growth and his overlooked political influence. It contrasts Rogers' fame with local civic shifts and recalls past North Carolina political rolls, including Ammons and Hoover era dynamics. The piece compares Democratic and Republican currents and the impact of women voters on primaries.

Will Rogers Wilthen Will Enet Leverly Hilla Cel Beverly Hills Couana Abe California Claremore Okla Kerritor Simmers North Carolina Pallies Bimmonr Simmons Hoover Bailey Ammons Batangar

Political turmoil slows 200000 Republicans move to North Carolina

A damaging fragment from the Sun alleges voter manipulation and loyalties shifting within Republican circles. It accuses a local politician of courting fickle blocs and facing electoral risk as strategies vary between heart and habit. Names or clear facts are obscured by garbled text.

Aimmond North Carolins Poliician Tx Balltraore Sun

Tariff Debate Affects U S Trade And Farm Prices

The Journal of Commerce reports that tariffs in 20 nations, including Canada, threaten U S market access and farm profits. Exports in early 1931 rose 200 million dollars versus last year, while retaliation fears and reciprocal duties on meat, dairy, sugar, and other goods loom, stirring debate among parties and agricultural states.

United States Canada Exnorta Journa of Commerce

Costly Crat Games In Pittsburgh Scandal

George A. Coleman, a Pittsburgh bank clerk, is accused of theft over two years to finance fraudulent games and backers. Man ion admits receiving 28,100 from Coleman to back the scheme, with Coleman cashing checks and passing them through Green.

George A. Coleman Wagfold Bank Clark Finigea Hie Man Iaon Coleman Sean Grean

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