The Archive · 1934

Once a Reporter

Queried on his career, he deprecated its importance. However, he [readily answered whatever questions were put to him on the subject Judge Helmicx, who good-humoured-ly stated that he had had "definite Democratic leanings for some time past", served as a reporter on me

and Rei "Denver Times, News, Denver Paiversiy. He lea at Stanford University in California, and went to New Mexico as assistant attorney-general, a post that ne left to enter the U.S. Army for a brief term of service during the World War. immediately thereatter, he returned to New Mexico to act in the capacity of solicitor for the New Mexico Central Railway. In 1923 he Decame the Attorney-General of nis State, and in 1925, he assumed the duties of Judge of the 2nd Judiciai District of New Mexico. Immediately upon the confirmation of his appomtment by Fresident Franklin D. Roosevelt og-Judge of the American Court for China, Judge and Mrs. Helmick embarked on their journey to Shanghai, arriving here Tuesday in, the s. President Hoover.

"moir travelling companion, it was revealed by Mrs. Helmick, was Sanigauw, @ friendly Pekinese who 1s seeing China for the first time with rasp the Opportunity!

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