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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1933
Page
1
A three year lease dispute at the Butte copper mine prompts production limits as Anaconda Copper plans extended work. Company officials indicate conditioning is ongoing and capacity targets may be tight through August with potential extension requests.
The obituary notes Clara Zetkin, a German feminist and long time candidate, died near Moscow at age 26 from natural causes after a lengthy illness. The fragment references her role in One German Reich and presidency pursuits.
Hot weather has damaged crops across Montana with reports of up to 40 percent losses in parts of the north central and northeastern regions. Light roots and small grain crops are hit hardest while rye and alfalfa show stress. Officials note timely rain is crucial to prevent further deterioration as hopper damage increases in several counties and emergency funds may be needed.
A clipped report notes President Henanselt visiting Gloucester for a naval cadet ceremony. Details are incomplete, but mentions a muter hallmar and timing around early afternoon.
A person described as mentally deficient was taken into custody after an incident involving a package. The report references court actions, a presidential context, and alleged charges related to sending a missing packet and related accusations. The document notes mental health status and ongoing proceedings.
The death of Mick Wilward, 80, a Northern Pacific railroad employee, was ruled no inquest after an accidental collapse in the railroad yard. He fainted while checking ears in the yard and died yesterday near County Corner, Wisconsin. The body was sent home to Toniah, Wisconsin.
The message describes extreme heat across much of the United States with the Northwest reportedly breaking from the pattern. It notes a record temperatures trend, mentions regions from California to Idaho and Washington, and references workers and weather observers. The piece hints at ongoing drought and unusual heat extending into late spring.
Rose Pastor Stokes died of heart disease in Frankfort on the Main Germany. The once prominent financier and reformer had spent several terms in opinion and politics in the United States. She was cremated and to be returned to New York. Stokes, divorced in 1925 from James Graham Phelps Stokes, later married labor leader Ramaine Taane.
Washington reports that the administration warned railroad employers not to wage a dispute as unions press for pay reductions. A government mediation was arranged with Joseph Mastman coordinating discussions between railroad managers and the railway unions.
Heiress to Woolworth pile marries a Georgian prince in a civil ceremony at the 14th arrondissement church. A religious wedding will be held Thursday in Rugian Orthodox church with Princes Seren and Navid in attendance. The union follows a publicized split involving Meg Moarmick and Misa Murray. Alan Divorced Trince Alexia Ik, secretary at the Georgian regation Nare, van Mverced last year from Tagine Astor Van Alen, heir and daughter of the late Mrs Willan Astor.
A fragment mentions nude girls on bikes at a California beach with garbled text and unreadable names. The readable portion places a beach setting in California and hints at a mixed event or scene. No clear dates, participants, or organizations are identifiable.
Free State readers report a heated session on June 30 about Ireland’s President and the Dail Bill. The Dail aims to curb the senate’s legislative delay power, with a three month limit proposed. The measure sparks fears of dictatorship and clashes with cabinet factions.
Women and men labor shoulder to shoulder to hold back the Kootenai river threatening Idaho town and vast farm lands. Early report details dike breaches, water sweeping through farms, and ongoing efforts as floodwaters force evacuation and strain local defenses.
Associated Press reports Iowa joins Connecticut and New Hampshire in large pro repeal margins. Iowa tallies 364,475 to 239,838 with most precincts heard. New Hampshire approves repeal by a wide majority. states in line for upcoming votes include California, West Virginia, Alabama, Oregon, Texas, Maine, and North Carolina with dates through November.
Nebraska prohibition leaders urged against a referendum to block the 32 percent beer law taking effect August 19. Dry groups backed retention of prohibition as leaders in Lincoln voiced opposition to any repeal move.
Hollywood fashion writer and newspaper columnist Sherwood shot himself after threatening Miss Andreny for rejecting him. He drove his car onto the curb, crashed, and died at a hospital. Police linked the attack to a past quarrel over a will and noted newspaper clippings in his car.
Fragmentary text reports a hunt for a person named Jimmie with scattered details about locations and events. The garbled OCR provides little clear facts but indicates a pursuit tied to a naval or military context and mentions months and places in a confused mix of names.
A Carter County case ended with Cathey, a stock inspector and undersheriff, acquitted by the district court jury. The trial centered on the murder charge connected to the slaying of Fkalaka’s Zen Cathey and involved disputed testimonies and defense arguments in a chaotic courtroom setting.
Livingston reports Yellowstone National Park opened its 1909 season today with Rear Admiral Richard W Leigh visiting from Washington. He arrived via the north and west gateways amid an orderly showing of early visitors and noted plans for future navy programs. Roads and hotels were reported available, with the south gateway to open tomorrow and no ceremony held.
Mexican City reports two Spanish airmen missing after leaving Ha vatih. Captain Mariana Tor heran and Tenent Joaquin noted as missing pilots, with aviation circles fearing their gasoline supply exhausted and possible forced landing in a 590 square mile jungle swampa and mountains.
Washington says Huck S. Johnson of the National Recovery Administration appeals to industries to speed rehabilitation through higher wages and steady hours but not raise prices for now. He urges enterprise self-initiation in codes of fair treatment and notes penalties for those who delay agreements. He also reports major industries moving toward ready trade pacts as relief efforts continue.
In Minnesota tonight Hamm retreats north with Charles Tierney and Thomas Brown to locate the house where William Mamuy was held prisoner for nearly four days. Abduction ransoms of 100000 were paid. Duluth police seek two women matching a gang’s description and offer immunity to inform on confederates.
Chester Victory an 18 year old Kane high school student lured Mrs Tomes 27 and Mrs Paquet 30 into a forest near a Kane country club. He drew a pistol and dragged them about a mile before releasing them after saying he acted on orders of two men. Police arrested him in the woods.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a feature titled Why Mothers Get Gray with promotional callouts about The Independent mailing to readers. No coherent events, names, or concrete facts are present in readable portions.
Soldenville Okla June 20 AP Jack McFarlin an off field worker was jailed after refusing to discuss a report that outlaw Charles A Floyd was hiding in his home southwest of Soldenville. Floyd suspected in the marshalman slaying of four officers in Kansas City. No trace found, McFarlin refused to cooperate with officers. Floyd once worked on the holdingville fields.
Washington reports total receipts at 12 large sums across sections with a 25.29 percent rise for the week ended compared to the same period last year. Several cities posted decreased receipts for the week as noted in the official tally.
The Barrowing days and thghes. while his daughter was in aye hands. Margret McMath was kidnapped from Harwich center primary school on May 1 kept in a shack and a cellar before ransom was paid. The father testified in Camden superior court about the affair and the later return of Peggy McMath to her parents.
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