Trains Detoured After Massive Snow Slides Buries Tracks
Two men killed as heavy snow and landslides bury miles of Milwaukee railroad track between St. Regis Montana and Avery Idaho. Crews from Deer Lodge Missoula and Avery clear the line with rotary plows and wreckers. Passengers rerouted via Spokane. trains halted for safety as warnings of avalanches persist.
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Milwaukee Railroad
St. Regis
Mont
Avery
Idaho
Butte
Deer Lodge
Missoula
Ness
Bitter Root Mountain
Beeching Railroad
Spokane
Religious Worker Sentenced In Wisconsin Case
George W. McBride 46 enticed a fourteen year old girl from La Crosse Wisconsin and was found living with her in Bozeman Montana two weeks earlier. Judge Ben B Law sentenced him to two years in the penitentiary in district court. McBride claimed he was not married though authorities tied him to a wife in Maron City Iowa. He was active in religious folk and street meetings to impress others with his prison record.
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Associated Pres
Bozeman
George W. ‘McBride
la Creme
Wis
Irs
Ben B. Law
Dist Rice
McBride
Lloyd George Faces Confidence Vote on Genoa Policy
In the House of Commons a vote of confidence is held over the government's Genoa economic conference policy. The debate is reported as unexciting, with Lloyd George presenting five given points to support his plan amid continuing political divisions.
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House of Commons
Genoa
Premier Lloyd George Wins Confidence Vote in Commons
The British House of Commons backed Lloyd George by 278 in favor to 372 against on a resolution of confidence in the government’s Genoa economic conference policy. Earlier, 379 voted against a Clynes amendment arguing the government lacked mandate for such a conference.
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London of Commons
Lloyd George
Genoa
House
John Robert Clynes
Abs Sh
Jury panel discharged in Burch murder case
Angeles April 3 The entire jury panel in the Arthur Burch murder case was discharged by Judge Sid Reeve who suggested transferring charges to the presiding superior court and delaying the trial to allow defense preparation while District Attorney Woolwine urged a public investigation into possible misconduct and contempt of court by any involved party.
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Burch
Angeles
Arthur Burch
J. Belton Kennedy
Beverly Glen
Here
Sid Reeve
Enti
Reeve
Superior Court For
Toda
Cane Way
Woolwine
Woolwine Tien
Distro Attorney's
Coal strike widens across nation with 6 000 mines idle
The nationwide walkout by operators and miners leaves over 500,000 workers idle as non union miners return to work in some areas. Leaders claim early victories in the central fields and in the anthracite region of New York, with independent companies offering new wage terms to end the standoff.
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West Virginia
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Associated Press
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohi
Pennsylvania
Vienia
Tinton
W’ Ands ’ Ie
John L. Lewis
House Labor Committee
New York
William Peck
Grove Hill Mining Company
Peckville
William J. Brennan
Five Robbers Kill Patrolman and Bank Messenger
In a brightly lit Chicago street near Calumet National Bank, five armed men halted their car and shot two victims. Patrolman Earses died soon after, and a bank messenger was fatally wounded. The robbers fled with a satchel. Crowds passed by as the crime occurred in the heart of the business district.
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Calumet National Bank
Chicago
Deposition Excluded in Arbuckle Trial Deliberations
The Associated Press reports the deposition of Dr. Samuel Graves was excluded from the records of the Fatty Arbuckle trial after lengthy debate. Graves recalled a 10 year old matter involving Virginia Happs, a film actress, whose death is linked to Arbuckle's case.
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Prem Ban Phancieco
Ramuel Beas Fury Graves
Hird
Horcos
Fatty
Woman Confesses Poisoning Husband in Presato War Context
A woman admits poisoning her husband in a case linked to wartime strain and a toe disability reportedly received during service. the confession surfaces amid court actions and ongoing investigations into the incident.
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Presato Wea
Rn Hugh
Chumney
Firestorms Hit Oklahoma Crude Oil Tanks At Refinery
A massive fire engulfed three 5,000 barrel capacity crude oil storage tanks at the refinery near Sapulpa Oklahoma, threatening the entire plant valued over 1 million dollars. Fire damaged railroad tracks and highway as flames spread across several acres and forced emergency response efforts. Strong steam and heat bent rails while crews worked to control the blaze and prevent further damage. The incident disrupted communication lines and rail service to Texas as the blaze raged through the night.
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Associated Press
Bapulpa
Okla
Uge
Texas
Tulsa
Tura
Fla
Prisco
Sapulos-Tulsa
Viein
Butler Planned $60,000 Jewelry Robbery in New York
Police comb today disclosed that a 60,000 jewelry heist in Washington Square yesterday was part of a recurring scheme by Albert J. Shu, a banker from 1917, who reportedly returned to steal the jewels again after an earlier failed attempt. Shattuck and eight servants were mentioned in connection with the case.
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York
Albert J. Shu
Jane
Shattuck
Miesloner
Butte City Council Election Brings Eight New Aldermen
In Butte the firemen’s initiative failed by over a thousand votes while the council election produced four Democrats and four Republicans. Maurice Condon and J K Hesler as Democrats join the council with Pierce Lindau Sylvester and Wilkinson as Republicans. Mayor Cocking praised the result as curtailment measures gained support and the administration’s economy program was endorsed.
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Butte
Cocking
J. K. Hesler
Piremen
Thomas Driscoll
Maurice Condo
Wito
Mineden
Counc
Sullivan
Maurice Condon
Blank
Albert Pierce
Pierce Low
John Lindquist
Republica
Arthur V. Corry
J. K. Healer
Hesler
Mijames Tretheway
Albert B. Wilk Nson
Kingon
Ernest Sylvester
Republica Ter
Butterfield
Byrvese
Collins Meeting at Cas Hebar Stopped by Irish Troops
The April 3 meeting addressed by Michael Collins in Cas Hebar Mayo was halted by the fourth western division of the Irish Republic Army after a stormy session in which a woman was shot. Collins and his party returned to their hotel as officers declared no one would leave until Collins surrendered.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Michael Collins
Cas. Hebar
County Mayo
Fourth Western Division
Irish Republic
Dub- No
Provisional Government
Collina
Nurse Collapses During Murder Trial in New York
Miss Olive MP Stone a graduate nurse fainted in a murder trial in New York. The incident occurred as testimony touched on allegations involving Mr Clark and a Mann act case dating to 1919. Cincinnati detectives and an assistant may be called to the stand.
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Asocinted
New York
Miss Olivie
Stone
Clark
Kinkead
Cneinati
Victory by Penny Means Finish of Railroad Board
In Chicago on April, federal judge George P. Pa is urged by special assistant to the attorney general Esterlin that the Pennsylvania Railroad should be treated as the administrative arm of the government in the labor case. The board ordered conferences and elections with company representatives after 1921 and the road declined to recognize the union, tying the matter to the ongoing suit.
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Chicago
Pennsy Railroad
United States Labor
Transiam
Blackburn Esterlin
United States
Pennsylvania
George P. Pa
Esterlin
Juliadie‘lon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fised
Emne
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John Lindau
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