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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1930
Page
3
Early returns show Morrow leading and rivals conceding victory as voters faced rough weather. Fort Morin and Frelinghuysen urged liquor regulation shifts while Democratic, Prohibition and Socialist contenders fielded long and short term nominees. Ambassador Morrow accepted the results with congratulations.
Boreman June 17 Whitnay fatfa seed production begins with an annual run of 1,600,000 crop value. The Low Cost Farming Special will tour eastern and south central Montana June 28 to July 2 under Montana State College and the Northern Pacific Railway. Four exhibit coaches show alfalfa and seed production methods, farm management practices, and power and horse-drawn implements. The message centers on saving labor for greater profits, with potential yields up to 200 per acre and winter feed value. Experts, including Archie Wilson, will answer questions. demonstrations cover cultivation, seeding, and harvesting of alfalfa seed.
In a lengthy report from Hoylake and Vancouver, top players contest the British Open with Arohlg Compaton from Hingliah leading the field and a large group of contenders including Bobby Jrnen, MacDonald Smith, and Von Elm. The event features 112 entrants, with notable performances by Dieger Hed, Terry Alves, and George Von Finted among others as they chase the long standing title. The Vancouver section notes Ken Storey and others competing in the Pacific Northwest Golf tournament with Doto and Lensteil delivering strong rounds, while a clubhouse fire briefly interrupts activities.
Missogia residents responded to a published appeal for blood to aid Thomas II. Dunstan at Thornton hospital. Nine volunteers offered, seven qualified after blood tests, while others were being contacted late last night to join the effort.
Denver June 27 Senator Gerald P Nye, chair of the Senate Investigation Committee, called for an immediate inquiry into Colorado United States senatorial campaign expenditures. Nye sent a telegram to Richard P Copley, Democratic renomination hopeful Morrison Shafrath asked Senator Walsh to initiate the probe, stating that a $6,000 legal limit is only a drop in the bucket given current spending. Walsh replied he had forwarded Skalrath’s inquiry to Nye.
New York June 17 Borin Sargiaveky piloted a world record sky plane lifting about 2,700 pounds to an altitude of 80 000 feet at North Beach Long Island. The previous mark by Felix Marder at Clerteny stood at 749 feet in 1928. Sargiaveky, chief pilot for a leading air plane company, reported the weight and temperature near 2 2 degrees below zero. The barograph in the plane was sent to Washington for official calibration.
Bharlt s posses from three counties hunt two men Jona Urhinn 48 and Frank Tandeo 34 after Analion Gnazalen 38 is said to have been murdered following an all night drinking and card game in a Lone bunkhouse. Officers say three men from a local group were drinking and playing cards when an argument turned deadly. Investigators are unsure which companion delivered the fatal stab.
In Santa Rosa province disturbances were reported tonight as earthquakes begin near Tecuayrburry and Sumay. Officials assess volcanic activity for signs of further danger and potential purification measures.
Norris Artraigned anaconda June 17 pleaded not guilty to charge of exposing poison to a domestic animal. Norris Wan arrested June after investigation of a poisoning death of 126 dues. a ball of P1506 submitted and will appear before the criminal court next month. Norris veterinarians vancker and mikman.
A star packed all talkie opens at the Marlow in modern New York with Todda Rocqus Barbara Atanwyck William Boyd and Motly Ironmen. Ann Cortar played by Barbara Stanwyck faces a compromising position and a shooting scene drives the drama as trusted relatives and lovers collide in a tale of romance and crime with a dramatic finale.
The Columbia stage adaptation of David Belasco’s play, retitled Ladies of Leisure, begins a three day engagement at the Marlow starting Thursday. Cast includes Barbara Stanwyck, Lowe Sherman, Stalph Graves, Marie Pravval, George Fawcett, Nance O'Neil, Jobtoon Walker and Juliette Comp. tan. Production praised for lavish staging and strong line up.
William Hoadley escaped serious injury when his automobile crashed at the Madison crossing near Grase Mineoule on June 17. The car was badly damaged with the front panel and fender mangled, turned onto its side. He walked home after a wrecker towed the wreck to a garage.
Richester Mith reports Mina Holm Green of Rochester appointed social secretary to Mrs. Hoover. She will depart June 2 for moving arrangements announced today. Green, daughter of Frotemot and Mrs. A. W. Crasne of Columbia, Na, a Saland Stanford graduate, later dean of women at North Carolina College of Women, met Herbert Hoover Jr. and Margaret Watson Hoover during college. She came to Rochester in 1896 to be connected with the Mayo clinic.
Anaconda June report shows Lakes highway construction proceeding smoothly aided by good weather. County bonds of 50000 and federal matching funds support the project, with contractors replacing the old railroad bed via a detour near Cuble Creek toward Warm Sazinga Creek. The route is among the busiest in the county.
John % Clem a longtime Montana figure and former county official died late this afternoon in Lewistown. He served as Madison County clerk and recorder for 12 years and was portmaster at Virginia City. He arrived in Lewistown in 1916 after earlier guiding Melrone School and running a Sheriden hotel. Survivors include his widow and two sons. Services are set for Wednesday in Lewistown, with burial in Sheriden by the Masonic order lodge.
Charis Bearlea 68 a Mineral County representative at the state legislature about eleven years ago died this afternoon. A Missoula settler, he once managed the Grand theater and later worked at the Milwaukee depot in Missoula.
Vance, manager and pilot for the National Parks Airways, requests leave of absence from mail routes to devote time to aviation instruction. Ralph Frye of Portello will replace him on the mail line, per chief pilot A W Ataphenson. Vance will still conduct student training and flights from the local airport in addition to teaching at Shelby and Helena.
Dublin wires report Captain Kingsford Smith, who will command the Southern Cross on a proposed trans Atlantic flight, remains weatherbound at Baldonno airdrome. He will marry his fiancée Miss Mary Powell of Melbourne after the voyage, with rumors he met her aboard a steamship bound for Australia.
In Attoria Ore Jung 1T- (2)- AY Kararick of Hollywood the roaring heavyweight star defeated Charlin Hansan of Seattle by referee decision in a crowded ring tonight.
Brock and Schlee took off from Jacksonville in the Lockheed monoplane, carrying 450 gallons for the 4112 mile flight to San Diego. They planned a return voyage within an hour of landing, weatherized by Dean Blake, with refueling at Imperial Valley before turning back toward the West Coast.
In a Denver auction at the Cut Bank district No 46 Kabool Mistriut presided. The National company bid $40,000 for the bond issue with 6 percent interest. Montana submitted the other bid which required the same rate. The National bid was $1.11 over par and transcript printing was included. A board estimated the difference saved at about $1,500. Giants After Phonomom San Francisco June 16. Red Killeter announced an option on Henry Yosenberg with the New York Giants until next Sunday. Dek Kinsella, Giants outfield prospect, will depart.
Phillips county glimpses a plan to open new schools in Malin and Laindusky by next June. Carl Turner, a Sandusky teacher, could lead the Tandusky High School with about 16 pupils, while Loring School is set to enroll about 20. County Superintendent Wa Torgin notes seven summer terms have begun, with Brockway at Rocky Hill, Wanean at Cook, Miller at Dunbar, Hetrick at Winayview, Taylor at Short, and Grnslander at Schandleneyer teaching. The board will decide within two days on purchasing the youngster.
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