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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1926
Page
1
New York reports a Broadway coden court scene with two caps in court attire and a dancer in a Burk of 1926 wig. The police saw no costume and Beryl must appear in costume tomorrow while other city briefs touch on smoking at LDSU, barber license reforms, and celebrity gossip.
A fragment from a 1920s era report discusses alleged drops in consumption across the United States since 1922. The piece critiques how statements were gathered and published by the National Wool Growers association, noting potential bias and the lack of clear proof of a real decline. It hints at broader market anxieties and producer reactions, with continuing coverage on later pages.
Three men were jailed after an all day incident that left a sleuth shot as federal Prohibition agents and officers moved in. The injured officer was rushed to a hospital while the suspects were detained and the case awaits further proceedings.
Missouri litigants Tate Mas try Aan 7 Clack Hines file against Clark wall heirs of the late Senator William Clark. The sisters Addie Clark Maller and Missouri daughters seek to set aside the wall and save themselves legitimate heirs. Complaint records Sudden Sanner as estate counsel. answer due tomorrow.
Coast guard officials report seizure of a liquor cargo connected to ship Demeter at Port Chester. A crew of 35 was detained after authorities alleged involvement in illicit cargo operations amid harbor searches. The vessel’s freighter faces charges as investigators review stock assets and connections.
Derby contenders for the Kentucky Derby face two days of prep at Louisville. Trainers and owners aim to prove readiness for the 1.5 million race at Louisville Downs. Some doubtful starters may race Friday or Saturday. scratches possible by 7 00 am Saturday. Weather forecasts show favorable conditions for Derby week.
Tos Sigeles Galt May 11 1 The Toy Angeles Nhice Worthington daughter of John Worthington a Texas banker plans a treasure hunt in Mexico to recover 500000 said to be buried there by her father The paper cites Blarty Juhe Los Angeles and Wise Worthington as sources noting a hunt and a cache of gold artifacts linked to the Worthington name A group from Los Angeles reportedly sails for Mexico with the aim of locating the treasure and returning with the prize referenced in the viejo wealth legend.
A railroad labor bill progressed in the Senate, expanding wage rules for workers and carriers. It now heads to President Coolidge for signature, with the public interest deemed the guiding criterion for passage and potential changes in the legislation.
A garbled court calendar entry shows scattered names such as Wellington D Kaban Lede al Midge George Boudin and Pat thee sor ed wt fade on a chaotic page. The fragmentary text references a legal setting with unclear dates and attendees.
Colorado posses comb the hills for a Navajo person accused in a serious case amid scattered notes and unclear details. The fragmentary text references a search in western areas near Telluride and mentions local names and places in a tense, evolving situation.
Leaders and negotiators work under pressure as protests across several centers intensify. Sources report talks continuing in TDwig Street with hopes the strike action may be suspended soon as authorities seek an authoritative statement.
A chaotic police report describes a murder probe with unclear witness statements. The victim is reported dead, with several named locations and individuals appearing in fragmented notes. No clear suspects or timelines are established.
Wellington May 11 A carpenter named Joe Thetis confessed to killing Charles Cavell a wealthy retired farmer. The Sleuth reported the confession followed a November 24 incident on a road near Wellington Carvel's body was found last week. The suspect was arraigned today and held on a $25 bond.
A mob in Florida abducted a Black man, assaulted him, and he was killed. Local authorities detained suspects tied to the mob as investigators seek motive and responsibility amid the violent incident.
Fragmented notes from a 41-Reports page describe alleged parole procedures and evidence in a county grand jury case linked to the killing of a prison warden during a prisoner escape last week. Continued coverage promised in paragraph two.
News from New York and Kings Bay report the Norwegian airship Norge continuing its progress toward the North Pole with radio contact to Amundsen and plans to land near Nome. Reports note warnings about ground anchor safety and possible deflation at Nome.
A church gathering denounced lawlessness after a heated debate on public morality. The meeting featured varied viewpoints and robust discussion about community standards and governance, with emphasis on restoring order and promoting responsible conduct.
Hope to settle up carpenters strike by May 1 as talks continue amid worker protests and police reports. Negotiations face friction over shop methods and contractor practices, with strikes and objections affecting work sites and local crews.
fragmentary dispatch describes Richard Byrd and crews near the pole with references to real estate and letters from Oslo dated April 27. the piece mentions a party en route to kings bay, spitbergen and unnamed individuals amid unclear context.
A New York News feature reports at a women’s division convention session that athletics for girls faced criticism for ruthlessness. Speakers urged more attention to athletes’ health and training, advising separate women’s programs and removing championship pressure to protect physical well being.
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