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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1932
Page
2
A fragmentary 1924 debate centers on Prohibition politics with figures linked to Roosevelt era factions. Rumors touch on Alfred E Smith and William Gibbs McAdoo, with mentions of a committee arrangement and forthcoming arrivals shaping the floor contest.
A sparse grocery item note lists Lamb Stew four pounds and Veal Stew five pounds priced at 25 cents, with no additional details or context. The fragment appears to be a local ad or price listing from an era of low prices.
Fragmented text indicates discussions at a Democratic convention over electing a permanent chairman. References to Shouse, Raneerel, Seminey Thomas Walsh Mon Int appear, with unclear positions and supporters. The fragment hints at a contest among party figures for the leadership post.
California headed Garner faces party leaders amid calls to show true colors as Farley notes voters who backed the minority repeal plank will be judged. Chicago discussions expect a brief Democratic resolution on prohibition to be put to the people at the Congress Hotel with ongoing conferences generating activity.
Chicago dispatch from June 21 reports Democrats rally around a repeal submission plank as a staple of the nomination fight. Governors Roosevelt supporter statements from Farles and Shouse praise Garners Bird while Byrd pushes disarmament and war debt talks. Senator Long declares 109 percent for Roosevelt and forecasts New York nomination on first ballot amid intra Louisiana delegate contest.
Senator Borah reiterated a charge against General Brown over the 26th Amendment debate, saying months of work with others aimed to devise a plan to protect states desiring to be divested while Congress faced obstacles. He cited cabinet denials and a lengthy record dispute as he described progress and the need to align with state interests in the proposed amendment.
Postmaster General Brown responded to Senator Bari about keeping alcohol sales in check. He argued that legalizing sale would not prevent the method of selling them and suggested the issue would be addressed at the state level. The exchange centered on possible controls and the current condition of liquor sales.
Major Charles B Lehmmiller 66 a World War II veteran died in a Montana hospital. A U S cavalry veteran who arrived in 1890 he served at Fort Keogh and led an Indian agency. He resigned as superintendent of the Cheyenne Agency at Jam Door and is survived by his widow and a son Matthew.
In Minnesota a heated convention fight produced a rump delegation aligned with Roosevelt supporters. Prohibition advocates swept nominations in three parties while a single Republican candidate opposed the 18th amendment. Ruth Haynes Carpenter won the Democratic lieutenant governor nomination, demanding seating for the un-instructed delegation.
California eight boat dominated the four mile varsity race at the Intercollegiate regatta, taking an early lead and holding off a late surge from Carmelly to win by two and a half lengths. Washington finished third, just ahead of Naves and Byzacua, in a field of seven rivals.
Analysis of wet and dry forces in the 1928 US presidential landscape. Democratic and Republican strategies hinge on prohibition planks and regional loyalties, with wet states like New York and New Jersey in focus. The piece weighs how voter attitudes in the South and West could swing the election, amid party maneuvering and reputational stakes.
A 19th century political confrontation centers on the Eighth Amendment and national prohibition. Comprising lawmakers and citizens, the discussion weighs state authority, public morals, and the people's will. A member complains Congress oversteps, while supporters insist the nation must enforce temperance and uphold constitutional limits.
East Helena Junior Legion battles East Siders at Campbell Field at 6:15 pm as both teams chase the pennant. The Last Siders seek to boost their average to challenge for the top spot, while East Helena aims to widen its lead. The contest shapes the race for league standings as fall weather lingers.
Moon Mullens from Notre Dame backfield visits Bill Jones accompanied by Laves Moon Mullens and Uride aides. Coach Pall Jones of Carpal reportedly eyes future plans as Mullens travels toward Los Angeles and St Benediet G cntiene Tawienne Kanéad assignment.
An American delegation led by Mr Cason met with the French Premier near Geneva before Leansant, after telephoning President Truman. Norman Basia accompanied the group as part of the detecation to the disarmament conference.
The speaker signals willingness to serve and support limits on government, while a faction lines up behind other leaders. A wartime era debate centers on a proposed 15th amendment plank and party unity as Roosevelt and New York Governor Sulkin figures loom large.
Helena golfers are invited to a Glacier Park golf tournament as part of a regional event. The notice mentions entries, rounds, and expected participation from local players, with details on venue and schedule to be announced.
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