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Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1935

Page

7

Poison-Squad Murder Plot Ends in Double Death at Reno

R S Wilson a San Francisco broker killed Dana Booth a taxi driver with poisoned drink then took his own life near Lovelock Nevada Booth body found by a highway crew 17 miles east of Reno. Wilson later flew a plane with Morrill and dived the craft Morrill assisted police in reconstruction of events.

Reno New R. S. Wilson San Francisco Lovelock, Ney Dana Booth Booth Reno Wilson Lovelock A. Chapman Pershing County

The Granitehead Bookseller and a Stormy Summer

In Granitehead Maine, Joan Dudley vacations with Aunt Adelaide Delafield and becomes engaged to Drew Hallam. The Delafields depart the log house as storms gather, while Giles Armiger and Stephen Scripps run rival shops of rare books and shoes. A seaside breeze carries talk of angel visitants as a tempest rises, testing friendships and passions among summer visitors.

Joan Dudley Maine Adelaide Delafield Drew Hallam Atar Grantehead Granitehead Saie Giles Armiger Stephen Giles Bed Scripps Armiger Dilly Plymouth Giles Gloucester France Peters Company Ben Janson Samuel Kemis Fanny Browne Pepys Shelley Lack

Forty seven states back Roosevelt in nationwide poll

The Literary Digest tabulation shows 47 states voting for Roosevelt while Vermont opposes the administration. Total ballots counted reach 875,373 with 534,804 in favor and 240,569 against giving a 60 percent approval. A banker poll of 21,320 bankers finds 10,043 for and 11,275 against the president.

New York Vermont Roosevelt New Literary Digest

Butte Man Is Honored at County Board Meet

BILLINGS, MONT., June 14. The twenty-fifth annual Montana Association of County Commissioners meeting closed with officers elected. Carl Olin of Forsyth named president, succeeding C. H. Mott of Miles City. W. H. Martwig of Dillon named first vice president, Don Hing of Butte second vice president, and B. H. McCart re-elected secretary treasurer. Delegates memorialized Congress to hasten funds for water development and conservation. Berlin educational week distributed 1,000,000 leaflets warning pedestrians about traffic regulations.

Billings Mont Montana Association of County Commissioners Shelby Carl Olin Forsyth C. H. Mott Miles City W. H. Martwig Dillon Don Hing Butte B. H. McCart Congress Montana-Washington

Quotation on Treasures and Ignorance in a Scripps Interview

A quoted remark contrasts preserving treasures with selling to those who do not value them. The speaker notes patience with ignorance seeking knowledge but criticizes literary upstarts who buy books as if they were bonds, signaling tension between genuine appreciation and speculation.

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