22 May 1933
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1933
Page
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A fragment describes a wide anti Jewish confrontation with references to German and western powers and a call for unity against perceived exile and persecution. It mentions various groups and evokes wartime era tension without clear dates or locations. The text remains garbled but signals collective defense rhetoric.
The Carbon Mountain region erupted starting March as explosions triggered avalanches on all sides. Pine forests burned while a rising plume drove tourists away. Geologists estimate millions of tons of rock and snow avalanched from the peak, causing widespread damage and fear of a nearby volcano.
San Francisco May 21. A domestic quarrel escalated into a fatal shooting at Lean Alone. Alfred Fe Scntt, 44, local store owner, was killed. His nephew Edward Blanchard, 24, a German-born laborer, surrendered to police. Witnesses included Jim and his sister Mrs Edward, mother of the deceased Manhorea, and the victim’s father.
The article outlines a major reorganization plan aimed to meet President Roosevelt's pledges by cutting government spending by 25 percent and trimming at least one billion dollars from appropriations. The plan is expected to be sent to Congress within the week for approval, with broader reforms anticipated to surpass prior proposals.
A Chinese frontline dispatch says Major General Weljiin Hattori's 4th Infantry Brigade seized Tangehow, about 70 miles east of Peiping, and expected to advance toward the capital as Japanese forces press north in China. The report notes fierce fighting and uncertain prospects for Chinese defenses.
Ro White was elected president of the Western Area Telegraph Company while returning from a Pacific voyage to the United States. He learned of his selection during the trip and arrived in Los Angeles to take up his new post.
An unmasked bandit held up a Broadway grocer last night at 627 Broadway, taking about 10 in silver and currency before fleeing. The owner, Babbs, was struck, and the rear entrance clerk was knocked unconscious as the bandit demanded cash and escaped.
Gerald FoCare 27 of New York City and South Orange New York was killed when a plane crash near Binghamton New York while taking a woman for a ride. His passenger Miss Anan Patterson 27 of Ringhamton was slightly injured. FoCare formerly resided in Great Falls and was a graduate of the high school.
The levee system along the St Francis River near Bertig Arkansas broke in the early morning, flooding thousands of acres and forcing hundreds of families from their homes. The breaks threaten both Missouri and Arkansas riverbanks, with about 61 000 acres affected.
Eugene, Oregon March 21. Llewelyn A Hanks, 02, a former roiling and orchartist, was convicted of second degree murder in the death of Medford constable George Prec rott. Mrs Falith Robertina Banks was acquitted on the major charge. The jury verdict came after about 32 hours of deliberation. Banks faces a life prison sentence. Defense attorney Frank Lonergan said a motion for a new trial would be filed. The court ordered a formal order and 20 days for filing. The trial drew attention as Banks came from Riverside, California, to Medford for proceedings.
Ontonagon Michigan May 21 officials investigated a baffling case after an embalmed female body cut into about thirty segments was found in the basement of an abandoned hospital in Mass ity. A hospital paper bearing the name Hahnemann Chicago and Mrs A Tonk 22 provided the first clue. Officials said there were no marks of violent death. The woman appeared 30 to 35 with Oriental features. The case suggested a possible medical or pathological motive.
Wenatrhae, Wanh., May 24. Hundreds of men from clerks to college boys flock to north central Washington as winter recedes. Miners fill every creek and valley, reviving the region near Mengeravilia as prospectors seek the yellow metal and a new boom in the state’s great mining country.
United States Attorney announces arrest at White Lake New York of Winey Gordon on charges of defrauding the government by evading income taxes. Gordon, bodyguard to a slain pair connected to the era, was indicted by a federal grand jury on four counts of conspiracy to defraud the government. The case ties to a tax avoidance of eighty one dollars and sixty six cents with earlier references to contemptuous activity in 1920 involving Pedemagenia and local associates.
Unclear text notes a Kentucky woman, Margaret Carponter Toasael, planning education after marriage. References a student tied to a college and a distant location, with fragmented place names and dates making specifics uncertain.
In Parsale Nevada a gunfight at a pool room left 29 year old Angelo Zarrella dead and another patron badly wounded. Investigators say a masked intruder opened fire during a dispute that erupted over a planned robbery. Victims included Anthony Cicarela of Viltfan who was wounded in both legs and one arm.
Denver police search for a woman and a nude man who tried to abduct 8 year old Betty Lee O'Dell from her bed in the early hours. Betty’s 14 year old brother Elwood witnessed the struggle as the assailants dragged her to the yard before dropping her and fleeing.
Mrs Lote Anderson 18 describes being seized from behind near Fate Park and injected with a liquid cloth over my face causing unconsciousness. She awoke to burns on both arms and back, noting branding marks believed linked to a former wife who allegedly threatened him. police alerted.
New York reports Wiley Post aims to attempt a nonstop flight from New York to Berlin next month, pursuing a round the world record. He plans to complete the trip within 144 hours, refueling more efficiently to shave about two and a half days from the time.
El Paso May 21 Mrs Bod Redford 80 of San Francisco plunged from a third floor hotel room in El Paso early today. She came to town seeking employment as a dancer. Walter, a racing figure, said she was despondent and out of work. Police questioned him. an inquest is planned.
Rome reports Premier Mussolini and leaders of France Britain Germany and Italy informal accord on a four power pact intended to secure about a decade of peace in Europe. Initialing expected at Geneva with Simon Boncour Nadolny and Aloisi. Goering approves text before departure. Formal announcement may come after a Fascist council meeting.
Washington May 23 The Roosevelt administration faces a decision on a new tariff bill stalled for weeks It is to be drafted to give the executive broad authority over tariffs for use in the London world monetary conference The fate of the bill hinges on the president's talks with Hull and other officials before the June 12 opening of the London conference
President Roosevelt embarked on more than a 24 hour Potomac River cruise aboard the Sequoia leaving Washington yesterday afternoon at 3 and returning tonight at Navy Yard. It marked his first night away from the Executive Mansion since March 4.
Burlington Vermont May 22 three enlisted men were injured and between 90 and 10 horses burned to death when a lightning struck fire swept through a fort Ethan Allen stable. The loss was estimated at 75000 dollars and many of the burned horses belonged to post officers.
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt’s proposed partnership plan for industry and government evolved into a push for broader control measures. The oil bill mirrors Wagner style aims to regulate production and prices, with government action possible through interstate commerce, while maintaining a two year limit.
New York on May 21 reports Joseph W. Harriman a 68 year old indicted banker is under guard at a Minnesota hospital to prevent a second suicide attempt after stabbing himself with a 900 cent knife. Nurses and giants monitor his bedside as federal court attaches and a bonding company send representatives to oversee the case.
Winifred Tennistoxn May 2h A by Struple reports a 16 year old girl from Winifred was bitten by a rattlesnake while walking with a companion Phyttn Hamm near the ankle. She was in a safe condition at a local hospital tonight. The incident marks the first rattler bite of the spring season in the area.
Quebec May 21 Lap reports seven log drivers were killed and three injured when dynamite exploded on a line of logs on the Angio-Canadian pulp drive along the river. The blast damaged the jammed log line and rescuers relocated the explosive to free trapped workers.
Albans New York May 21 Roosevelt running mate and two Democratic leaders plan a large effort to mobilize wet voters for the state. They intend to secure support for repeal of the Prohibition amendment and push the state to back the national referendum on repeal. Governor Lehman and TH Thadrys participate, with campaign actions slated across the state.
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