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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1935
Page
10
A mob gathered near the Belmont mine gate erupted in insults and threats, with protesters wielding revolvers and rocks as police blocked access. A watchman faced pressure while women and youths joined the disruption, causing gate damage, traffic delays, and property concerns amid ongoing labor tensions.
A fragment from a Beaver yearbook notes high school students Tonrey and Das receiving recognition for journalism and scholastic achievement. Mentions special awards by western university and a June 21 event. includes references to local officials, a rodeo, and a broken arm incident involving Fred Nelx Jackson.
Dr O E Grunsky, president of the California Academy of Sciences, told AAAA conference in Berezley that climate changes seen in short records are temporary departures from a near permanent normal. He traced Earth's cooling toward its present form and argued no imminent Ice Age or tropical advance. Dr James F Rinehart reported evidence linking rheumatic fever in youth to local infection and vitamin C deficiency, urging better Vitamin C provision.
Dillon to celebrate Independence Day under American Legion auspices with a public dance July 3 at Canyon Resort and a July 4 celebration at Dillmont Park featuring a junior baseball game and various races. An evening park pavilion dance runs until dawn. Also planned: an Under the Stars concert by the University Little Symphony Orchestra next month at the college.
Barney Boyle, an employee at a service station on 10 Soul Montane Street, reported to police that $7.50 was taken from the till while attendants were busy. He said two small boys were seen nearby around the time of the disappearance.
A man matching the description of William Calnan, once sought for the slaying of Robert W. Allen near Lakeview, was viewed by Undersheriff Barry and released after police confirmed he was not Calnan. The man had been wandering Ruby valley, picked up by Forest Ranger Bowers, while Calnan’s brothers, H. and George Calnan of Hammond Indiana, had been in Centennial valley for ten days investigating.
In Dillon on June 21 Special report says testimony in a civil salt involving water rights on Wise river finished in district court this morning. Judge Lyman H Bennett took the case under advisement after ranchers from Wise river and others gave testimony starting Monday.
General Hugh S. Johnson told an economic conference at George Peabody College that Roosevelt’s brain trust exists in Washington. He called Roosevelt the brain and the trust the father of the American people, criticizing critics of what he called the president’s research staff.
Washington reports Hugh Johnson intends a July 10 NRA speaking tour to explain new policies and promote the Blue Eagle symbol. The trip aims at key points along the west and Pacific coast with state holiday celebrations planned to mark NRA milestones and rally enthusiasm for the code.
One thousand Bolivians killed in a desperate battle along a 70S mile front in the Gran Chaco. Paraguayans claimed a trap via subterfuge as Bolivians advanced into trenches under heavy artillery and machine gun fire. Heavy casualties reported on both sides near Fort Ballivian and the Pilcomayo river amid a prolonged struggle for control.
Incomplete list of attendees from multiple Montana towns includes Helens Glendive Whitehall Livingston Billings Missoula and Great Falls. Names such as R J Johannes Agnes Pauline and R C Holland appear among guests at a social event.
A 1930s Ivory Soap promotion invites readers to submit five minute letters describing their uses of Ivory Soap to win prizes including a 1934 Plymouth. It urges genuine testimonials, cites sample letters, and highlights diverse applications from bathing babies to cleaning and polishing household items.
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