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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1933
Page
1
Worldwide ceremony and peaceful observances mark the armistice anniversary with parades, protests, and tributes. President Roosevelt and dignitaries bow at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier as crowds reflect on the World War's end and lingering peace hopes.
Berlin reports that Reichstag elections and the foreign policy plebiscite are imminent as prominent figures including former war marshal and president endorsed Chancellor Aifter's peace stance. The campaign era ends with calls for honor equality and the respect of others guiding voters tomorrow.
Reports from Washington and across Europe detail thunderous antiwar campaigns on college campuses. U S Soviet talks extend as leaders address protests and unity calls. Berlin and Madrid exchange tense notes as Lindbergh flies route to the Pacific.
The disputed Ford eligibility issue dominates talks at the White House as officials weigh the question amid broader conflicts with the NIRA and industry cooperation. Presidents aides, cabinet members, and lawmen plan to review the matter further, with continued coverage expected.
The Farmers National Holiday Association strike winds down as week seven ends with minimal disruption. Iowa and Nebraska report normal stock, livestock, and dairy activity, while Wisconsin shows limited impact. In Burnean County Wisconsin farmers vote to end the action. leader Walter M Slugier notes a shift to giving rather than dumping.
Chicago November 11 The planned balloon ascent into the stratosphere by Lieut. Com. T G W Settle and Major Chester L Fordney from the Century of Progress grounds has been called off. Weather and fair closure prevent takeoff before tomorrow, and officials decided not to plan the start from the fair grounds.
A fringe summary notes miners push for a dollar silver price to boost western mining. Russell F. Raynolds of American Smelting and Refining argues silver is more evenly distributed in Colorado and the West, suggesting higher silver prices could keep low-grade ore profitable and employ many miners across Montana Utah Nevada and neighboring states.
Chicago November 11 government agents bought nearly all hogs left on the Chicago market amid a retailstrike demanding lower prices. Officials acted as a signal of federal sympathy with commission men calling for hog prices around 4.50 for prime hogs, countering packers' push for unified pricing across markets.
Washington November 11 Ickes announced an ore of fer which placed all ome ploven under the federal minimum wage and housing provisions of the code despite the president's ardor. The petrol industry argued the code did not apply due to its nature.
Washington officials and Soviet diplomat Litvinoff continued efforts to lay the groundwork for recognizing the USSR. A White House meeting with President Roosevelt preceded hours of talks at the State Department and a lengthy session at the home of Boris Skirsky, head of the Soviet mission, as discussions addressed prerequisites for diplomatic recognition.
Police and federal agents scoured the Matson liner Lurline from San Francisco to Los Angeles seeking Brooke L. Hart of San Jose. Passengers including Babe Ruth and 167 others were detained while investigators checked for the two suspicious stowaways and a recovered wallet tied to a $40,000 ransom.
Geneva November 11. Senor Soragna, a Harlan member, warned the steering committees of the world disarmament conference that progress would be undermined by Germany's absence. The declaration prompted interpretations that Italy may be semi-withdrawing, signaling a further weakening of the conference.
Veterans in Montana marked Armistice Day with parades and ceremonies as former service members gathered for speeches on peace prospects and the nation’s political scene. Chief Justice L J Callaway urged readiness and faith in the world court while praising veteran leadership and unity.
Beverly Wills reports a dramatic Los Angeles scene as five United States senators arrive to investigate a Chicago tale fan dancer. The note mentions a historically low dollar ahead of European markets and hints at homespun concern over Americans traveling abroad and the value of money.
Austin Minn Nov 11 Sheriff Ira Lyck appealed to Governor Lloyd B Olson for national guardsmen as striking workers held the George A Hormel plant after disorders in which three persons were slightly hurt. Officers and strikers clashed during the assault on the plant. three suffered brunes and lacerations. Governor Olson conferred with Austin officials and sent Frank Starkey to seek arbitration. Vince Day said the governor awaited Starkey report before deciding on next action.
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace rallies about 7,000 in Des Moines praising the administration’s corn hog plan and monetary policy. He says the program will lift farm income, with Iowa set to gain about 76 million dollars, and warns farmers they must help the program succeed to avoid worse times.
Washington report shows Montana receiving 948000 from the Public Works Administration during 18 weeks of operation under Secretary Ickes. Projects include Billings school 400000 Missoula student union 300000 Beaver reservoir 75000 Circle school 40000 Fort Benton water works 45000 and Sidney project 88000 with further large allocations to federal agencies operating in the state.
San Antonio November 11. Freed on 5000 dollar bond, Tout. John Murrel former West Point football star won permission to return to active duty with the Ninth Infantry at Fort Sam Houston pending grand jury action on shares of criminal attack alleged by Francho Malla of Birmingham. Bond granted at habeas corpus hearing before R J McMillan, two hours after release following a lengthy legal fight. A government witness testified there were no bruises or abrasions on the day after the incident with only superficial scratches noted by Dr P F H Taylor.
The period will be generally fair with some snow showers in western Montana and northwestern Wyoming. Temperatures are expected to run about normal for the region.
Reports from Santiago say the Puerto Padre district on Cuba's north coast is in rebellion. The Holguin garrison, led by a sergeant, reportedly joined rebel forces yesterday despite official assurances of quiet following earlier uprisings.
A major early snow storm swept western New York causing seven deaths, numerous injuries, and widespread traffic disruption. Five inches of snow fell across the day and into the night, delaying air and highway travel.
Helena marked the 15th Armistice anniversary with a solemn parade and speeches led by Commander Sam A. Roberts and members of Lewis and Clark post. A minute of silence at 11 am and a gun salute from the Placer hotel accompanied Taps. Col. Charles L. Sheridan of Great Falls warned in his address that world events since 1914 show a maddened world driven by republican struggles.
Washington officials and Wilson family members gathered at Bethlehem chapel in the National Cathedral as the Iron Eater guards opened the tomb of Woodrow Wilson. Wreaths were laid in a solemn ceremony with Mrs Mary Holling Wilson, widow of the president, among those nearest the tomb and Delano, related to Franklin D. Roosevelt, present in the group.
Lincoln Neb Nov 11 Progressives plan to oust Republican machinery in Nebraska by requesting resignations of national committeeman Charles M McCroud of York and Viall J Cameron of Omaha and by urging Everett Randers and the entire national committee to resign The move is part of a nationwide effort to realign party control with progressive allies including Mentor George W Norris and Senator Costigan of Colorado.
Readers ask about name origins meanings and usage Frederic J Haskin compiles a long alphabetic list of nearly 1000 first names with origins and explanations The Helena Independent Information Bureau offers a booklet GIVEN NAMES for ten cents plus three cent return postage to request a copy by mail
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