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Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1928

Page

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Manasco Sinks Off Griffiths Island With Many Feared Lost

Drowning tragedy near Griffiths Island as the passenger and cargo steamer Manasco foundered in a heavy sea Saturday night. The Manitoba rescued five survivors from a raft. the vessel carried 47 crew plus four passengers. Names given include Captain John McKay, First Officer Osborn Long, Purser Arthur Middlebro, Roy Fox, an oiler, and B Wallace of Ontario.

Owen Sound Ont Argo Manasco Griffith’s Island Manitoba Aifc Manasca John McKay Osborn Long Arthur Middlebro Roy Fox B. Wallaca

Fear kidnappers will slay child in Chicago

Chicago police, confident they hold three of six abductors in the Billy Ranicri case, race against death to locate the remaining three before they kill the 10 year old and send his head to the frantic parents. Abductors had first demanded 60 000 dollars from A Frank Ranseri, Italian sewer contractor, for the boy’s return, and today sent a final demand for 15 000 dollars with threats continued on page two.

Chicago Billy Ranicri A. Frank Ran Seri

I C C Order Hits Port of New York

The Interstate Commerce Commission faces opposition as witnesses argue that rescinding the recent rate order in consolidated southwestern cases would prevent a loss of shipping to the Port of New York and prevent freight handling handicaps for the southwest. Morgan Steamship line traffic manager William Simmons testified before ICC examiner G M Bardwell and bureau director W B Hardie.

New York Southwest Interstate Commerce Commission Commission Wiliam Simmons Morgan Steamship Line G. M. Bardwell W. B. Hardie Bureau of Traffic

Hoover Opens Campaign in Newark Stressing Prosperity

Herbert Hoover in Newark New Jersey framed the Democratic tariff and immigration policies as threats to full employment, calling labor a lifelong job while urging downward tariff revisions and immigration curbs to keep the industrial machine running smoothly. He credited seven and a half years of Republican effort toward harmony and argued governmental aid is needed to keep every worker employed full time.

Newark N. J APJ Herbert Hoover East Sid

Grand Old Army in Annual Encampment

Denver hosts the Grand Army of the Republic for its annual encampment as members gather to elect a new commander in chief to succeed Elbridge L. Hawk of Sacramento. The event reflects 62 years since the organization’s founding and its War of Secession heritage amid political cross-currents.

Grand Old Army Denver Grand Army of the Republic Elbridge L. Hawk Sacramento Cal

Seattle Airman Missing in France During World Flight

George H. Storck, Seattle aviator attempting a solo round the world flight, has been unreported for two days after taking off from the Seine at Sartouville near Paris. He has not reached Berre inlet near Marseilles by 9 30 p m tonight.

Paris George H. Storck Seattle Seine Sartrouville Berre Inlet Marseilles

Great Western Sugar Lowers Prices on Beet and Cane Sugar

Denver Sept 17 The Great Western Sugar company announced a reduction in sugar prices by 20 cents per 100 pounds bringing beet sugar to 6.12 and cane sugar to 6.32 a pound. This marks a new low in two years and applies to beet and cane varieties.

Denver APJ Great Western Sugar Company

Smith to campaign on platform against opponent in West

Governor Smith launches a cross country tour from Toledo to Omaha and beyond to argue the Democratic platform is sound and constructive. He aims to press farm relief and contrast his stance with his Republican rival’s public questions as he travels through Omaha Oklahoma City Denver Helena St Paul Milwaukee and northern Ohio amid a press corps of 40 reporters.

Smith Toledo Ohio Omaha Oklahoma City Denver Helena Mont St. Paul Milwaukee Fis Lake Erie

50 Boys Mistreated by Degenerate Lad

Los Angeles reports corroboration in the Riverside chicken ranch case of Stuart Northcott. J Clark Bellers, an identification expert, says evidence suggests bones found on site may be human. Sanford Clark, 15, accuses Northcott of torturing and killing several boys at the ranch, with ongoing questioning of Northcott's father Cyrus G. Northcott.

Los Angeles T Riverside Stuart Northcott J. Clark Bellers Sellers Northcott Canada Sanford Clark Klling Cyrus G. Northcott

Florida hurricane toll rises as devastation spreads

Reports from the lower east coast of Florida describe heavy damage and mounting fatalities. Porto Rico fears 1600 dead with 700000 homeless. French West Indies toll set at 300. West Palm Beach endures heavy damage, city under strain, food shortages and medical appeals. Refugees seek shelter as power and lines collapse across a 100 mile swath to Fort Lauderdale and Fort Pierce.

Florida Porto Rico French West Indies Paris Red Cross Miami Fort Lauderdale Fort Pieree Bahamas Miani New Orleans Nagsna

Storm Bulletin Sees Hurricanes Hit Caribbean Islands

AP dispatches report anxiety in Saint Thomas and nearby islands as the hurricane travels the region. Communication with affected areas is incomplete and heavy damage is feared. In Florida, Bartow reports at least 15 dead in Okeechobee City relief calls. Jacksonville news continues on page three.

Saint Thomas Virgin Islands Ft i4 Bartow Fla J. B. Price Okeechobee City Red Cross

Guadeloupe Hurricane Death Toll Rises to 300

Paris reports 235 bodies found in Guadeloupe with official estimates raising the hurricane death toll to at least 300. Pointe-a-Pitre, a 30,000 population town with a fine harbor, records 60 dead. Continued on Page Two.

Paris Guadeloupe Pointe-a- Fitre

Palm Beach Area Hit Hard by Florida Hurricane

Early fragmentary reports from Jacksonville indicate Palm Beach and nearby areas may have suffered massive destruction from a tropical hurricane striking the lower Florida east coast. Unconfirmed radio advices mention many dead or injured, with widespread homelessness and severe property damage, as West Palm Beach is said to be the hardest hit.

Jacksonville Fla Palm Beach Morida West Palm Beach Lake Worth

Troops Aid Stricken in Storm-Swept Lake Okeechobee Zone

Tampa reports 24 killed in hurricane that struck the Lake Okeechobee region. Colonel S. L. Lowry Jr orders two National Guard units to the area after Captain Rupert Smith relayed reconnaissance of storm damage. State troops from Arcadia and Bartow mobilized for duty as Lowry and his staff prepared to travel to the district.

Tampa Fla Lake Okeechobee S. L. Lowry, Jr 11Th Field Artillery National Guard Laws Long Historica Rupert Smith Smith Arcadia Bartow Col. Lowry

Miami Disaster Aid Surpasses 1926 Event, Red Cross Says

AP report from Washington notes Palm Beach and West Palm Beach warn of hurricane damage surpassing the 1926 Miami disaster. Howard Shelby and George W. Parr say barometer records exceed Miami's by ten percent. Most homes damaged or wrecked, business gutted, hospital capacity down two thirds. aid from governors sought. Alfred E. Smith urges Florida and Porto Rico residents' relief, dispatching a sympathy telegram as campaign train moves.

Washington Falm Beach West Palm Beach Way Red Cross Wikely Howard Shelby Palm Beach Porto Rico Florida Infoc

Kidnappers Hold Canadian Brewer in Detroit

Samuel J. Low, president of Carling Brewing Co. of London Ontario, was kidnapped in Detroit and held for 35,000 dollars. The abduction coincided with an unsuccessful attempt by police to trap the extortionists.

Detroit Samuel J. Low Carling Brewing Company London Ontario Dominion

First authentic AP news from A P man on hurricane damage

A wireless message picked up by amateur station 4BN Palm Beach reports damage from a hurricane in Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach. The note, signed Chablin and attributed to Walter Chamblin of The Associated Press, describes two thirds of West Palm Beach business district buildings wrecked or damaged, with hotels spared and Royal Prince submerged as water washed ashore. The message also mentions transport disruption and ongoing coverage.

Tampa Fla Palm Beach Fort Lauderdale Chablin Walter Chamblin Associated Press Seastor Joe Robin West Path Beach Pahn Beach Royal Pring Weat

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