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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1933
Page
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President Roosevelt urged that government relief be temporary and that long term aid rely on private citizens and organizations. He told delegates that duties of relief revert to individuals and groups, criticizing political use of welfare and urging private action to help the destitute this winter.
Washington September report says federal mining code talks between administrator Johnson and coal operators ended with cautious concessions. Four operators attended a three hour meeting after a stern condemnation letter, and a charter for next week with broader industry agreement was hoped. Negotiations on union contracts for Appalachian miners were to resume.
In New York City a packed chamber of bankers brokers and civic groups opposed a plan to raise 40 million dollars in new taxes. The bond program was reviewed by the board but action was deferred until Monday as protests continued.
Wald Creel, Sept. BP, recalls a 1884 event when trains from several nations and federal officials arrived to celebrate the opening of a railroad linked to Hellgate, marking the start of a new era in the untamed territory west of Minstestopitiv. The anniversary was noted, though few passengers attended.
Berne report says King Feisal of Iraq died suddenly of a heart attack in Mahetel at 48. He had just returned from Baghdad after medical treatment and traveled to London for conferences on regional troubles. He was married in 1906 to Sharifa Husayna and left one son Prince Emir Ghazi and three daughters, Assa, Rajla, and Rofia.
Seven more deaths push the sleeping sickness toll toward a hundred in St. Louis as cases near 686. Officials say investigation is advancing and that researchers are more confident than ever in identifying the canal and transmission method of the disease.
The veteran reformer Rev Dr Charles H Parkhurst dies after long public life in New York City. Known for his vigorous sermons and social activism, he influenced reform movements and exposed corruption, leaving a lasting impact on church and city affairs.
A deranged gunman ran through Belfast Maine killing ten men and wounding two before taking his own life. Adrian Innes, a former Massachusetts worker, fired on bystanders, fatally injuring Herbert Als and Raymond Ware and wounding others. He then killed Marc and his father Dr Stanhope and a Blacksmith during a rampage before a self-inflicted gunshot ended the spree. Police recovered multiple firearms and over 400 rounds of ammo.
Washington report notes a Roosevelt edict releasing newly mined gold to the market at 29.62 per ounce for domestic sale. Miners gain by access to a wider market beyond the mint, with the process requiring mint assay and Federal Reserve approval. page 2 continuation promised.
In San Toys Gat Sant today the Lamson murder trial opened with criminologist De BO Heinrich called as an expert. The defense launched a scientific challenge to prosecution findings, aiming to undermine the pipe killing of Allene Lamson as a result of specialized micro scope evidence and expert testimony.
Walter Penraley sixty year old former railroad yard employee was found dead tonight near Lawlatown with poison in his system. He had worked there for two years and is survived by his widow and five children.
New York dispatch reports Frederick F. Murphy chief American delegate on wheat talks returned from London with momentum for a world wheat stabilization program. He plans to meet Secretary Wallace in Washington and said 32 nations agreed to cooperate in stabilization efforts. Also noted Lambert named general manager of Great Western Sugar in Denver and a milk industry market fee agreement signed by Secretary Wallace.
A Cuban teachers call to join the Red Cross militia aims to defend national territory if U S troops land. A meeting was set for tomorrow morning as Cuban officers were held by troops amid hotel upheaval and arrests. Reports also note coalition talks and the ongoing Cuban executive commission struggle for a new president.
San Francisco AP reports a Civilian Conservation Corps youth from California, George Funk, 17, aided two companions stranded for two days in Montana. Funk survived to guide rescuers to the bodies of Harry Malverson and Tebert Gilmore, both dead from exposure alongside Halvorson after seeking shelter.
President Roosevelt ready to authorize railroads to borrow from the public works funds to buy steel rails once steel prices drop. Carriers favor the plan but the administration must still discuss rate cuts with steel leaders, arguing rail rates remain high while other prices fall.
Three Portland climbers Don Burkhardt Davis McCamant and John Thomas were found on Mount Jefferson near Whitewater glacier after a search that began near Jefferson Park. Burkhardt led the party and had six years of climbing experience. McCamant was the son of attorney Wallace McCamant and Thomas worked for Kerr Gifford. An automobile linked to their Sunday departure from Portland was found at Olallie Lake, ten miles from the ascent trail.
In Vredenborg Denmark, Princs Knudl aged 23, son of King Christian, wed Princ boas Carole Mathie, his young cousin, in a royal chapel ceremony watched by Swedish, Norwegian and Velaiim royal figures. Security tightened after a street disturbance. bridesmaids included princes and princesses from surrounding realms. The bride, 21, is the second daughter of Pring Harald, king's brother.
The letter argues the late war was not sudden but the result of weeks of talks among Germany Britain and allies. It cites Viscount Grey and Lloyd George noting many conferences and confidential communications suggesting the war was prepared by diplomatic efforts.
Funeral honors planned for Daniel Boyle of Helena veteran railroad and public service official who died yesterday. United States Senator J. Erickson and Montana Supreme Court Chief Justice Lew L. Callaway are among 34 honorary pallbearers named. Rites will be Sunday with burial in a local cemetery.
Geneva session closes with a World Jewish conference resolution calling for a boycott on German goods. The measure, described by Wise of New York as a self defense response to racial megalo man y, will be needed until Germany abandons its racial policies.
President Roosevelt cancels weekend fishing trip to stay at the White House and monitor the Cuban crisis as Havana leaders move toward forming a new government. Ambassador Marquez Sterling reports a favorable session while Mexico Foreign Minister Puig seeks regional cooperation to pressure Cuban authorities to restore order.
Harlingen reports a great flood from Mexican tributaries sweeping down the Rio Grande threatening emergency floodway breaks and inundating lowlands as the crest passes Rio Grande City. Hidalgo and Mission gauge rises ominously with water entering the floodway toward Laguna Madre. The storm area rushes to rebuild as 24 dead and about 600 injured are tallied.
Washington reports cabinet officers estimate that new industrial codes affect about 13.5 million employees with roughly 2 million additional workers impacted as implementation nears completion. Roosevelt seeks a detailed follow up on new workers and code operation.
Washington Sept. 26 AP word reached navy department tonight of six naval seaplanes completing the longest non stop formation flight from Norfolk Virginia to Corozal Canal Zone. The flight lasted exactly 24 hours and 3 minutes. five planes landed safely at the canal while the sixth splashed en route.
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