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Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1931

Page

4

Fresh propaganda in China directed against aliens

Reports from Kwantung and Kwangsi depict insurgents opposing nationalist rule, with propaganda targeting Christians tied to Chiang Kai-Shek. Insurgent actions claim Likin tax restored in S Kwangel, while foreign settlements face potential negotiations for control. Chiang mobilizes 250,000 soldiers at Nanchang as rebels warn of broader aims.

Wongkam Jung Kwangsi Awhogtung Chiang Kai-Shek Methodist Episcopal Church Skwangel Interfor China Nanking China Shanghai Canton Nanchang Kiangsi iHunan South China Chaing

French reply on Hoover plan seeks broader aid scope

A French reply to President Moorer’s Hoover plan aims to widen the aid scope beyond Germany. France seeks parliamentary authority for any changes while offering cooperation for Reconstruction, including Austria, and signals a careful but cooperative stance as the chamber debates the measure.

Chamber of Deputies Pan Germany France Austria Ttia

Field Marshal von Hindenburg Asserts Prussian Grit

Berlin June 24 Field Marshal Paul von Hindenburg veteran of three wars and now president of Germany remains active and exacting. Though aged and humane he commands with firm discipline and still participates in military ceremonies, marching and inspecting troops despite his years.

Louis Lochner Preae Berlin Paul von Hinderburg German Republic Germany Hindenbure van Windenbrug Ware Ant

Nurses of Montana Begin Annual Convention in Bozeman

Bozeman June 24. Nearly ninety nurses registered at the opening day of the Montana State Nurses association state convention. Dr. A Allard of Billings spoke on orthopedics. Miss Alma Wrefling from Helena discussed child welfare. Delegates toured college facilities and dined at Three Bear Inn. visits included the US fish hatchery. Washington June 24. The Nadine commission vote upheld 1409 licenses under four Nadine Corporation subsidiaries despite a federal court ruling on tube sales contracts.

Bozeman Montana State Nurses” Association la Allard Bilings Miter City Alma Wrefling Ilolena Three Bear Inn Mountain Roseman United States Fish Hatchery Washington Ste Nadin Corporation of America

Post and Gatty Reagh End of First Big Lap

The duo arrive in Britain after crossing the Atlantic from Newfoundland. They are greeted by cheering crowds at the airport and onlookers, with Post exhausted yet joking about washing. They party briefly with champagne and flowers before resting in Hanover and Chester after a long journey.

Post Gatty Reagh Harbor Grace Berlin Atlantic Newfoundland Chester England Hanover Fost Arma America

Family of Gatty on Radio to Hear Dad

Mrs Harold Gatty and her young son heard via radio as her husband and father of the family spoke from Berlin. The broadcast described the landing operations and Gatty's voice, prompting tears and joy from Mrs Gatty who announced plans to leave Berlin the next morning.

Los Angeles Harold Gatty Liusband Warll Hy Berlin TNO Tang Vilay Post Gatty Gay Teara Mrs. Gatty Thala Hel Mra. Gatty

No Wild Movie Plot Ever Eclipsed This

Los Angeles on June 24 a police radio car responded to a man Albert Weller G4 in a suicide attempt. In a vacant lot the officers fired two shots into his head as they tried to surrender. He died at hospital with doctors saying there was no chance of recovery.

Neari Nowever van Mindenburg Omyrieil Gertrud van Sperting Oscar Irmengard Agnemarie Arveral Prandenildren Hnew Post Gatty Lttle Berlin Tufthansa Los Angeles Edwards Honore White Andy New York Cunardite Liverpool

Ford show to tour Helena July 9 11 at caramel grounds

Helena residents gain chance to view a Ford educational show July 9 to 11 in a large tent at the caramel grounds on Helen avenue. Carl Anderson of Capital Motors said the exhibit demonstrates Ford production, mining and transport, with exhibits of the full car line and a display of Ford-owned mines and railcars. The event runs 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily with special exhibits and a film on making cars.

Helena Lewis and Clark County Ford Motor Ronias Carl Anderson Capital Motors Company Caramel Grounds Helen Avenue Ford Enterprises Anderson Ford Anderann Seattle Ford Motor Company

Prominent figure sought in strange murder case

Prominent and wealthy man linked to a mystery involving forged letters and a missing girl. Investigators pursue motive behind possible suicide or murder after forged wires reached Liverpool and back with claims of a conspiracy. Authorities press for renewed vigor in the hunt.

Martin W. Litteton Iaxstatant Distetet Harold King Edwards Fridiey

Wife Says Victim of Her Gun Was Killer

June 24 Smekton AP investigation recaps Mrs Rural Workdo claim about her husband’s death. Authorities press for murder charges in Denver as Assistant District Attorney Stanley Wald comments. Mrs Devido refuses to clarify her statement amid arrangements on the murder charge.

Smekton Wat Denver Stanley Wald Devito Musdleing Merry Sisie Colorado August Branetti

Reiger of Billings Heads Montana P KO

Debates to the annual state meeting of the 7% 4. DO. chose Mrs Edna Middleton Reiger of Hitings as their new president. Other officers include Mrs Maude Marehall Missoula first vice president Mrs Edna Taylor Lewistown second vice president Mrs Vera Th Kelley Mardin organizer Mrs Elizabeth C Laugh lin Miles City recording secretary Mrs Frances B Andrews Glendive corresponding secretary and Miss Florence Catlin Annol ronda treasurer.

Missoula Edna Middleton Reiger Hitings Maude Marehall Edna Taylor Lewistown Vera Th. Kelley Mardin Elizabeth C. Laughlin Miles City Frances B. Andrews Glendive Misa Plorence Catlin Anaronda

Beattie Memorial opening set for June event

A Beattie Memorial ceremony is planned for Friday evening near the park fountain. Organizers include M. Gunn and S. Arnold with invitations extended to Senator Waldo to speak. the High School band will perform. Attending committeemen listed include T Fargon, Mattmiller, Wine, Gwen Perry, George P. Arnold, and J. V Stewart.

Coninvittes Beattie Stewart Eri Premde Smith Wnd Gunn Te Hedtyie Gatate Fund Othe Printo Meares ¥. Arnold D J. At

Great Falls firm to operate general canning and produce business

Treasurebelt Produce and Canning Company of Great Falls plans to carry on all branches a general poultry, fruit, produce and vegetable canning operation. Capital stock 249,000 shares. Directors include Marion W. Edwards Erick A. Hanson and C. F. Halt of Great Falls. Vancouver plans announced for twice daily passenger and express air service between Vancouver and Victoria beginning July 1.

Treasurebelt Produre and Canning Company of Great Falls Capfia Marion W. Edwards Erick A. Hanson C. F. Halt Vancouver B. C Air Perview Victoria

Extension Service Aids Indian Service At Montana Conference

Delegates from the Montana State College division of Extension and Industry discussed gardening grain rising and home development for Indians. S.C. Starling urged winter vegetable supply and seed potato quality. Clyde McKee promoted summer fallow as moisture reserve. A H Post explained alfalfa methods and weed control through tillage.

Stnteman Dana Monti Dirertari C. Taylor Montana State College Atte S.C. Starling Clyde McKea College Agronomy A. H. Post College Exronomi

Deer may starve in Kaibab wilderness region

A compiled report from nine national wildlife groups states the Kaibab deer herd in the Kaibab National Forest and adjacent Grand Canyon area is seriously depleted. The finding, released in Provo Utah on June 24, warns of starvation risk and urges action to protect the herd.

Provo Uish Kaibab National Forest Arizona Grand Canyon National Part

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