15 May 1931
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1931
Page
1
Amid parliamentary elections in Cairo, railway workers strike and clash with troops in shops and streets. Reports say five workers killed and many injured as violence disrupts polling and triggers arson and property damage across the city. Police and soldiers fire cartridges while crowds attempt to reach voting sites.
A messy clipping reports Hunter Fredd on murder charge linked to a case involving Win Mer Th WV Varner and others. Court proceedings and protests described, with references to the defendant’s family and alleged actions surrounding the incident.
Testimony in court today describes Julian Oland Royalties company giving employees stock while he denies purchasing a home or apartment. He testified he gave $4 000 to charity in Oklahoma City and Los Angeles last year, and that only $37 500 of his annual salary supported his wife and two daughters in California.
Lincoln Bank theft involving securities valued around 27 million dollars drew attention from authorities. Chicago and Omaha district officers, led by chief investigator Hoss Sanders, moved to recover the funds and track suspects. The inquiry, tied to a wider banking scam, focuses on the missing securities and the fate of the cash quote.
The fragment describes steel workers voting on a company wage compromise after a proposed bump in pay. It notes a 4 percent raise discussion and an overall approval of a company offer, with workers departing the scene following the vote. Government or union names are not clearly legible in the text.
A fragmented report notes large totals in veteran loan programs despite unclear details. The text mentions Washington and diverging industry concerns, hinting at wartime compensation and industrial issues but lacks complete context. The piece references Dr James M Dorin and industrial delays affecting broader outlooks.
The Southern Baptist convention endorsed a world peace program and commended President Hoover for law observance and armament reduction. Dr J A Barton, Wilmington Now chair of the social service board, introduced the resolution and it was adopted unanimously. Northern and Southern conventions exchanged greetings via Northwestern head.
Isolated Mentia cane island villagers suffer winter turmoil as a trading ship Eunice reaches the mainland with news of a terrorized coast. The NDTV chief reports a non uncertain threat to westernmost settlements amid engulfing seas and harsh conditions.
Washington May 11. The senate campaign fund committee moved operations to New York to review its anti Smith drive linked to Bishop James Cannon Jr. He accused the panel of lack of accountability for Jameson money. Nye and Wagner plan meetings in New York to discuss the committee’s next steps.
Washington May 14 General Smidiov D Hurler of the marines leaves for Greton to aid in forming a state police force. The general directed civilian law enforcement during his tenure as Philadelphia public safety director. Oregon Governor requests General Butler take leave to assist in training troopers.
Washington May 11 The Baruch plan to freeze all prices at the outbreak of a future war was recommended to the War Nobles Commission today by Benedict Crowell former assistant secretary of war Crowell said he did not see how the plan proposed by Bernard Baruch former chairman of the War Industries Board could be moved forward and he opposed by the War Department.
William Green of the American Federation of Labor voiced that organized labor may strike if wage reductions cannot be blocked by other means. He urged both organized and unorganized workers to resist wage cuts, arguing that such reductions threaten living standards and broader labor aims.
Fragmentary report from Sweden notes fatalities among Ik strikers and several wounded in a clash near Aablen. Local details and exact numbers remain unclear amid transcription errors.
A man on a train was shot today as a passing motorist opened fire. The injured man, identified as Clyde Merron, was transported for treatment after the incident near the Nett lem Hills border. The assailant was captured nearby and authorities described the motive as targeting the victim.
The American Legion national executive committee directs Ralph Nel to petition President Houser to call a nonpolitical conference to address economic causes. A unemployment commission report urges analysis of press free markets and failed recovery signals. The latter recommends broad labor, industry, finance, and health sector representation at the meeting.
A Washington briefing notes that federal authorities will not use temporary offices while a new building is constructed. The decision, reached by the Tadster Team, says continued use of the present structure is feasible and outlines plans to lease space only if conditions alter.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dispute over a jockey's presence in a prize ring. The text references ownership, a family, and a potential fine, but the readable material remains unclear and incomplete about names, dates, or outcomes.
The readable parts refer to letters fromSen Norris and discussions about presidents. The text lists scattered names and fragments about authorities and events. It is an unclear OCR fragment with multiple misspellings and incomplete phrases.
The report centers on the Kentucky Mine Union President IW Custod and related unrest. It notes internal tensions, leadership concerns, and broader discontent within the union during a period of dispute over conduct and management decisions. The fragmentary text references dates and actions but lacks full context.
David Belasco, famed Broadway producer and theatre pioneer, died at age 76 in New York. He shaped the modern stage with long career spanning classic dramas and innovative productions, leaving a legacy that influenced generations of playwrights and performers.
A disjointed report notes a six year old incident involving a suspect labeled as a bad man who escaped custody. The fragmented text references locations, food items, and names but lacks clear details about the event, date, or outcome.
Reports from Shanghai May 11 AP describe political turmoil in China with rebel signals and troop mobilizations near the Yellow River. The national government vows censorship of international cables and radio, while Chiang Kai-shek contemplates military actions and leadership moves amid instability in Honan and Canton.
Fragmentary text discusses danger of liberty and dynamite and mentions a figure Woosmith and a parent Bayer in education of children. The readable bits imply caution about dangerous things for learning and safety during schooling, with unclear names and context.
Madrid May 1 The Horrissedt republic faces measures to prevent a recurrence of disturbances and vendettas after four days of unrest. The army remains loyal to the Republic, acting to support the government and deter violence. Reports note looting in scattered instances as authorities seek to restore order.
New York May 1 persistent report claims the engagement of Miss Elizabeth Morrow eldest daughter of Senator Dwight Morrow to Clyde H. Hed of Northvale New Jersey. A Presbyterian pastor at Maplewood would discuss the report. no confirmation yet from the Morrow family or the fiancé’s side.
Barton Ohio and Day ton focus as the Army Air Force readies a final hop for a large scale war maneuver. Officials plan a coordinated operation to defend Chicago Detroit and surrounding areas.
Moines spelled text shows Montana Baptists concluding sessions with Miles Day Mattt by Dett Roo West of Fillings presiding at Mantini Conference. Speakers included A M Potts of Los Angeles and De Reve Takson of New York Cry. Traditions favored preserving work. banquet closed the event with a relevant address and scattered elections completed.
A district court jury awarded Mrs Samuel Blackwell of Omaha 87500 after she sued for damages claiming a misdirected rescue by a guard at the Omaha Athletic Club pool caused severe injuries. Blackwell testified she was a poor swimmer and shouted for help while a bystander aided another woman, leading to the mishap. The case centered on negligence during a pool rescue attempt.
Japanese aviators attempting a flight from Tokyo to San Francisco encountered trouble off Shimushiro on the Muroton Bay route. The seaplane derailed, drifted four hours, and was later picked up by Hakuho Mara. The craft was badly damaged and towed back to the main Japanese islands for repairs.
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