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Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1932

Page

4

Nurse Friend of Hutton Tells of Former Affairs

Angelea St Pierre testifies in a $200000 breach of promise suit against singer David Hutton, husband of Aimee Semple McPherson. She details three old affairs with Hutton’s wooing and marriage to Miss Semple McPherson, while defense outlines previous marriages and relationships. A witness from New York arrives seeking to share information as courtroom drama unfolds.

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Value of the Guard Discussed at Rotary by Major Lowry

Major W J Lowry of Whitehall spoke at the Rotary on Citizen Balchera, outlining the national guard’s role as the first line of defense in riots and civil unrest. He noted about 200,000 guardsmen nationwide, the cost disparity with regulars, and the guard’s three-year enlistment terms. He estimated many guardsmen’ pay and travel funds return to Helena as the encampment drew roughly 1,200 attendees, boosting local commerce.

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Leap Year Bride Faces Mother's Illness and Trial

Cherry Dixon, a 19 year old heiress, marries Dan Phillins during Leap Year then faces financial hardship and her mother’s serious illness. In a tense hospital vigil, Cherry wrestles with guilt and shock as Dr Knowles explains the danger and her emotional priorities.

Cherry Dixon Dan Phillins Newspa Dan Cherry Dixie Shannon Max Pearson Down Lawn Pearson Juncheon Dan Mrs. Dixon Donling Ala Sarah Knowles

Presence of Men at Camp Verified at Muster Today

The 163rd infantry will have their presence verified at 7 oclock this morning muster at Camp Erckson. National guard officers led by Major Joseph C. Thomas will act as mustering officers. An inspecting board will inspect arms and equipment. Major BH Lockwood Sr of the general staff is expected to arrive. Colonel D M Trand completed inspections yesterday. Medical unit inspection will be conducted by Colonel Z M Coffin.

163Rd Infantry Camp Erckson National

Montana Generous in Spending for Needy Citizens

The Montana state board of equalization shows spending on the poor rose from 1923 to 1931, with direct taxes for poor relief totaling about 1.846 million in 1923 and around 1.582 million in 1931. Chairman James notes the 1931 expenditures would fund about 25 dollars a month for 6,000 families, while total property levies increased less than the rise in poor relief spending.

Montana State Board of Equalization James Stewart

Primary voter rolls rise above two hundred thousand in Montana

Registration reports received by the Montana Secretary of State show 209 371 eligible voters for the primary across 50 counties. Daniels Deer Lodge Fallon Glacier Park Ravalli counties pending. In 1930, 195 003 voters were counted across 59 reporting counties, an increase of 11 366 this year.

W. E. Harmon Montana Daniels Deer Lodge Fallon Glacier, Park and Ravalli

Crop Share Lessees Report Big Acreage of Grain This Year

Crop share lessees on mortgaged lands report larger grain acreage than expected. State forecloses land, leases to owners under crop share agreements to keep land productive. Choquette notes 700 questionnaires yielded about 950 returns, with spring wheat predominant and significant oats and barley. More than 600 leases issued this year, a five year high.

Leon Choquette Iilef State June Department Chouquette Choquette

Statewide second half taxes rise to 622 thousand dollars

State this year shows a total of 622 093 00 in remittances from four counties for state purposes, up from 607 653 67 by 47 counties in 1931. The increase to date amounts to 14 434 39. Table lists Custer Madison Ponder Powder River with respective payments this year and last year.

F. E. Williams

Varisty Summer School Enrollment Rises in Missoula

Missoula figures show 693 students registered for the State university summer session, already topping last year’s 1931 peak by 74. More enrollments expected tomorrow and Friday, with a second six-week session starting on July 11 to swell totals.

Missoula The State University

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