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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1928
Page
1
As the last delegates are chosen, debate centers on early nomination or deadlock. Predictions vary whether Hoover or Jordan gain the lead, with tensions over delegate strength and party unity sharpening ahead of Tuesday’s events.
Proceedings opened as Charles Clipkar a comedian is subpoenaed to testify Monday in Sheldon's case. Defense counsel Lewis Jarson announced the witness list including Chapin former wife of a comedian and others. Evidence taking began with statements from defense and witnesses.
Ranchhand dies of spotted fever during lambing work at Frank Morgan ranch near Mandlow. Hopes pinned on medical staff as details list the father Lester Davis of Portland Ore and uncle Everett Wamulton in Butte.
The article reports the conviction of Clara Pineche Knapp, tied to alleged illegal actions related to a state census. It notes the judge's handling of the case, witnesses, and procedural steps, including a scheduled sentencing and health-related delays. The piece names Knapp and mentions the broader context of political figures involved in census-related activities.
In Jackson Hole Wyoming on May 26 relief came as flood levels receded after the Gros Ventre slide lake grew. Snowmelt in the Teton range raised river headwaters, sparing the town from a repeat of the two year ago disaster while a small area saw minor flooding and loss of livestock.
Sheridan Wyoming May 26 AP The body of two year old Julia Sturtz who disappeared from her Monarch home this morning was found floating in the Tongue River five miles downstream from the child’s home. The body was discovered near the parents Mr and Mrs Sturtz.
Announcement says plans for reopening the Jib mine at Rasim Mont have been completed. The mine once a two- to three- producer in V4 San Wane, is reorganized under Cataract Mining Company by Basil Basin interests.
A chaotic, mistyped report describes a race finished in a large garden setting with few spectators. It mentions participants like Charlie Pyles and Andrew Dawne, and references venues, wind, and prizes, but the text is heavily garbled.
The article describes a proposed tax cut of 222 49500 dollars amid Congress turmoil, with debate in the House where the measure originated. It notes timing around the session’s first days and references broader political maneuvers involving leaders and agreements.
Rep Thomas S Butler of Pennsylvania, 72, chairman of the defense naval committee, died in Washington tonight. Brigadier General Smedley D. Butler, then in command of American Marine Corps forces in China, was at his bedside. The father of General Butler’s death ends a long career of continuous service and removes a prominent figure from the House.
In the coming week the forecast shows a generally light air regime with occasional thunderstorm chances. Temperatures remain mostly cool with normal daytime readings and modest relief at night, as weather systems drift through the area.
A garbled AP report from Oslo indicates a 90 hour radio silence on General Anoberto Nobile s airship Italia with claims it has been forced down and pleas for aid. Rescue plans, involving Roald Amundsen, were discussed as authorities sought confirmation of location and status.
A garbled report provides few readable details. It mentions names like Nery, Wilkins, Manera, and a time reference around midnight or early morning. The text references a landing or transmission, with unclear sequence and priorities, offering minimal verifiable facts.
Fragmentary report notes a spring harvest with sufficient yield and weather factors. Mentions individuals and fields affected by weather, with implied success but many unreadable details.
Park County reports destructive flooding along the Yellowstone River with six foot waves threatening bridges. The W-foot Umber bridge at Stray War was destroyed and two supports on the mainland crossing toward Sacajawea area failed. Power company officials continued work into the afternoon as river conditions worsened.
Special to the Producers reports a crowded political scene with candidates Nelson and Wheeler rallying support as party leaders weigh primary dates and messaging. Voters in key districts anticipate debates and how local issues like public safety and infrastructure will influence outcomes.
In Illinois a long shot rider secured victory amid a crowded field. The race outcome highlighted unexpected speed and a dramatic finish, with no clear favorite holding the lead through the final stretch.
In a cluttered account of early election vibes, Democrats face criticism as business weariness and home front fatigue rise. The piece notes players like Gilbert and Hoffmin in a contested game, with star hitters and pitching heroics shaping a tense day.
A large manhunt for the Lamar bank robbers ends as the posse disperses. Four men killed Parrish and his son, the First National Bank officials, and robbed the bank of about 24 400 dollars. Suspect Keasinger believed dead, while others continue to search for the killers tied to a Kansas doctor’s murder during the flight.
Dale Ole War 2H CAPY Ace tan of the General Assembly of The Presbyterian Church reports on a pending vote delay. A proposed amendment seeks a single bound of modification for the painting Theo Voor mins at London N until Friday. Committees to submit the named dominees to the assembly. Dr William O Thompson, committee chairman, led the brimming discussion on the Hrinvcian issue. The vote was postponed until Friday as debates continued.
Fragmented text notes a presidential action approving federal aid for road projects. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the item references a settlement or project involving construction or improvement of road infrastructure and funding.
In a tense Moohadiat Episcopal conference, Bishop elect E Stanley Jones of India faced elevation rejection. The decision aims to streamline Manila and Singapore districts under a single episcopal residence, replacing the proposed alternate bishop. Conflicting votes and last minute signings shaped the outcome tonight.
A boy from Orchard Homes named Vinel Attigan died after an accident at the city whitewater site. The report notes his father Mr. Vinel Attigan and mentions the tragedy occurring near Looma and Lovas streets with authorities investigating and a funeral planned.
An 18 year old hiker crowned in a competition at Slough of Tongue. The event drew local youths, with officials noting the winner’s ascent and preparation as key factors. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text and garbling.
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