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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1930

Page

5

Canadian Born Children Prompt Maryland Return For Papers

Six more children born in Saskatchewan accompany an ailing mother as she travels to the Dominion with six Canadian born children to secure legalization. Immigration officers traced the Schneiders in 1928. the farmer returned to Canada to obtain proper entry papers while his wife stayed behind. The piece denounces legal hair-splitting on aliens as absurd and notes political candidates tied to dry or liké tickets.

Saskatchewan Maryland Canada Dominion

Justifying an Abuse in Franking Powers Over Campaign Mail

An editorial accuses Senator Shelley of exploiting the franking privilege to fund and mail campaign material for his Senate bid against Judge Galen. It recounts Senate actions, printing costs, and historic abuses, arguing mail free-for-all campaigns inflate Post Office costs and must be halted.

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Desirability of discretionary immigration rulings noted in a case

An American born Maryland woman must move six of her nine children to Canada and complete formalities to regain legal resident status. Mrs. Marcy Schneider, who migrated with her husband and three children to Saskatchewan in 1913, saw her American nationality lapse after her husband became a Dominion citizen under the Cable Act before it reached U.S. law.

Maryland Canada United Marcy Schneider Saskatchewan Dominion

Aviation by Stout Aimed at Easier Flying for All

A look at William B. Stout’s view that aviation will boom when planes become easier for the average person to fly. He argues the industry must simplify design so a learner can take lessons on Friday and fly home Monday. He notes auto growth came with fewer licenses and less supervision, and that new pilots are generally cautious.

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Boxing's primal pull fuels a nation’s stubborn boxing fan base

A commentator argues boxing endures for millions of Americans though many ignore team sports. The piece reflects on the deep history of mano a mano combat, suggesting the sport taps primeval instincts and remains rooted in civilization’s foundations as fans await a championship title.

Best Editorial of the Day from The Seven Democrat News

The Democrat News editor weighs in on the Montana Second district campaign. He praises Scott Leavitt and warns against dirty tactics, arguing political fights should inform voters, not demean opponents. The piece endorses Scott’s party and predicts continued coverage by the paper.

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Sermons and Sayings From Rev Roy I Smith D L

A sermon fragment from Rev Roy I Smith of Minneapolis outlines signs of town attitudes and traits of a good preacher. He lists executive restraint, hitting the preacher, lifelong study, charitable character, curious youth, and devotion to righteousness beyond creeds.

Roy I. Smith D. L Simpson Atsen

Cartels and antitrust law clash in world trade debates

The Haskin Letter surveys European cartels and U.S. anti trust actions amid a global struggle over control of essential markets For example Norwegian sardine and quinine cases test the reach of Sherman law while foreign cartels can manipulate prices and blockouts in international trade The piece notes government seizures and court cases to restrain monopolistic practices and preserve competition across nations

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Emotional stress raises blood pressure during sleep and waking

A prior medical review notes that strong emotion can raise blood pressure even at rest and during sleep. In eight cases examined by Dr Stieglitz, mental excitement caused a rise of about 47 millimeters, which reduced to normal with rest and reassurance. Repeated emotional stress may contribute to permanent hypertension.

Han Lang Bean Aata J. Stieglita

Gasoline Politics in South Dakota 1920s Saga

A historical note recounts Governor McMaster’s 1920s push to sell gasoline at half price via state storage tanks and distribution across South Dakota. Oil companies opposed the plan, yet state sales proceeded, affecting political fortunes and prompting talk of McMaster for president and later U.S. Senate.

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Questions and Answers From The Helena Independent Bureau

A long reader inquiry column covers questions on theater drama projects and plant care, with expert responses. Topics include future dramatization plans for a popular novel, reasons some flowers fade after picking, and guidance on cutting flowers for indoor use. The piece also includes a vivid narrative about a tunneling worker and a Q A section on military orders and hair treatment tips.

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