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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1928
Page
1
In Montana and surrounding counties, Smith and Lowden lead the convention delegates. Complete returns show Lowden favored in the South while the West backed Chey. The late tally indicates shifting preferences and a contested presidential preference process.
Democrats held a lively session in county halls to choose 10 delegates and 3 alternates for the state convention in Helena on May 13. The meeting reflected county sentiment toward presidential candidate support and included speeches by party leaders and county officers before adjournment.
A jury secured a manslaughter charge against Morelli yesterday after a long trial. The court adjourned for the day with proceedings set to resume in Weedlock this morning as the state continues to call witnesses and present evidence.
Bankers cited about $24 000 in losses today as prices fell after more than two dozen issues rose to new highs on Kaine dunning. Final quotes edged to industrials while the railroad average moved toward a record peak. Total sales exceeded 400 000 shares as traders noted waning demand and profit-taking amid the Newark stampede of speculative activity.
The document records a heated exchange about allegations against Al Heflia and Bruce involving politician General Spath. It notes attacks on integrity and repeated calls for accountability, with both sides arguing the team's stance and the prospects of renewal and leadership.
Disjointed report notes a poisoning incident with fourteen affected individuals at a venue. Wresting crowd reactions cite safety concerns and a toxic exposure linked to a tainted substance. Authorities are assessing potential suspects and the event's handling.
London observers report the Pudanghain palace debutante court opening with about 700 presentations in the throne room. Dignitaries including the Prince of Wales and Princess Mary attend as debutantes are photographed and escorted in gowns amid royal pageantry and ornate displays.
Washington Ma Camp mistrust emerges as a Senate committee questions two Democratic presidential hopefuls Kitelle of Wisconsin and Reed of Missouri at a fore session. The committee finds Reed’s alleged campaign fund lacks organization and spending records, with no expected nomination at the convention.
In Maryland's Democratic primary results Hoover and Bruce led with Bruce favored for renomination by party leaders. The tally showed 22,514 votes for one candidate and strong support across rural precincts still to report tonight. The outcome signals a contest shaped by urban rural splits and anticipated rematch dynamics.
The readable portion discusses a split among Methodist groups over doctrinal or organizational lines, mentioning church authority, regional divisions, and potential effects on congregations and a Northwestern conference. It references leaders, terms like Protestant and Episcopalian, and indicates tension about alignment, governance, and future structure within the denomination.
Fragmented report notes Dawes asleep at post during a vote, with a later appearance cited. The piece references a tie breaking scenario and a prior absence, hinting at ongoing attendance concerns and political implications in the legislative session.
Fragmented text indicates a legislative item labeled White's fish bill advancing to the Senate. OCR garble obscures precise details, but mentions a fish-related measure and passage toward further chamber consideration.
In Indiana reporting shows Senator Watson leading Hoover by a wide margin with 60,366 to 57,325 as results from about a third of precincts come in. The piece notes evolving contest dynamics between the main candidates with mentions of party alignment and regional support.
Tension in Roumania persists as peasants demand new government. Officials deny interruptions as cabinet reshuffles are circulated. Skirmishes noted but authorities report overall calm despite turmoil.
Industrial leaders gather for a national meeting with business executives from the United States in attendance. The event discusses expanding markets abroad, production increases, and potential international cartel concerns amid tariff and trade shifts.
Fragmented OCR text indicates repairs to Airsalp delaying works at Nobile with scattered letters and unclear phrases. No coherent names, dates, or places could be confirmed for a solid summary.
The German Irish cooperative front joined American leaders to honor Harry F Guggenheim, head of the Daniel Guggenheim Fund, for distinguished service in promoting peaceful commerce. The event, held at a New York venue, highlighted Guggenheim's role in advancing aeronautics philanthropy and international cooperation.
A fragmented report notes a monument project honoring an airman of notable service. The item mentions community interest, possible dedication plans, and involvement of local groups. Further readable details identify the person, location, and supporting organizations.
Fragmentary report describes a drowning finding near Washington Way involving Walter Malsen, with unclear details and scattered names. The garbled text hints at a missing person inquiry, a Shanghai reference, and a stalled investigation before the record cuts off. Local authorities appear involved as the case unfolds without clear conclusions.
In Dawson County two barns were saved from near destruction after a blaze damaged outbuildings. Fire crews fought the flames early today, limiting damage to the structures and keeping nearby residences safe. The cause is under investigation, with authorities noting the weather favored quick spread. The scorched area prompted sheltering measures for livestock and nearby equipment. No fatalities were reported, and residents began assessing repairs.
The report notes rising tensions between the United States, Britain, and China amid diplomatic mediation attempts. It mentions potential involvement by Washington if invited and references reactions from Cham onity and other nations. The text is fragmentary with multiple garbled phrases.
John W. Mahan seeks the Republican nomination for the U S Congress, outlining a platform that emphasizes constitutional adherence, strict interpretation of laws, and opposition to centralized government. He promotes public service with honesty and concientiously aims to represent the people.
Nine people from two families drowned when their automobile left the Hammond New Orleans highway near Red Dock La about 25 miles north of New Orleans. The vehicle struck a ditch and overturned into the canal as they were returning from an outing on Sunday afternoon.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Lindy and the Fords and aurplanes with unreadable phrases. Names such as Vera Mas appear amid jumbled words and dates. The readable content hints at a plan or reading of plans and a sequence of days but lacks clear events or outcomes.
Details show Hickman’s counsel filing an appeal or request related to a trial strategy. The report notes defense actions surrounding the San Grants proceedings and references key figures including Sievers of Los Angeles. The text hints at expected outcomes and ongoing legal maneuvers.
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