Wife Murderer Hart Goes to Jury in Communicative Insanity Plea
Ivan M. Hart, 31, banker, faces a jury in Eureka Kansas over the July slaying of his bride Mabel Marmont Hart. Experts testified that communicative insanity linked to intimate partnership drove his act, with Dr. Karl Menninger stating both spouses were insane, shaping the courtroom arguments for first degree manslaughter or murder verdicts.
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Associated Press
Eureka
Kan
Ivan M. Hart
Hart
Mabel Marmont Hart
Karl Menninger
Topeka
Menninger
Napoleon
Dr. Menninger
Short Talks by Thoughtful Mothers Praise Foley’s Honey and Tar
A Long Beach California mother credits Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound with stopping her child’s croupy cough the first night and helping him sleep quietly. She adds it’s reliable for coughs and colds and useful for whooping cough. Sold everywhere. Ady
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Long Beach
Croup
Foley
Junior
Senate Debates Bills on Race, Citizenship and Trade
The Senate debated measures banning interracial marriage and restricting voting by aliens, plus bills on federal enforcement, regional commerce commissions, farm aid, Philippine independence, trade zones, and road funding. Prohibition and liquor export bills also drew attention amid broader reform efforts.
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Iowa
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Arkansas
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Utah
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Hawes
Woman to face first degree murder hearing in Perry case
Velma West, jailed in Lake County, reads and smokes as defense and prosecution gear up for Monday hearing over the hammer death of her husband T Edward West in their Perry home. Prosecutors say she killed him in a quarrel after he refused to go to a Cleveland bridge party.
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Painesville
Ohio
Velma West
T. Edward West
Perry
Here
Richard Bostwick
Geaugua County
Seth Paulin
Lake County
Poles and Lithuanians at Geneva face tensions
At Geneva on December 9, Marshal Pilsudski arrived and underscored Baltic frictions between Warsaw and Kaunas. A follow up conference with Sir Austen Chamberlain and Briand signaled continued European concern and pressure on Waldemaras in Lithuania to seek a compromise. Lithuanians in the United States urged him not to weaken.
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Joseph Pilsudski
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Warsaw
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France
Waldemaras
Lithuania
United States
Bank May Withdraw Stock On Exchange
National City bank stockholders were asked to approve the directors action to withdraw the bank from the New York Stock Exchange. Charles E. Mitchell, the president, said the move aims to curb speculation and preserve public confidence in banks as credit institutions.
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National City Bank
New York Stock Exchange
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Senate Debates and a Senate Inquiry Overshadow Bill Approvals
Late in the day a protracted fight over an appropriation to elevate battleship guns preceded the first senatorial inquiry of the season. Reed of Missouri chaired a new committee to probe purported Mexican documents and payments to senators. The House passed the Cape Cod canal and government building funds, while a Magruder inquiry was announced for naval oversight.
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Pennsylvania
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Missouri
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Okla
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Butler
Naval Committee
Vare Barred From Senate Oath Over Fraud Probes
William S. Vare of Pennsylvania was denied the oath to take his Senate seat while the special campaign funds committee continues its investigation into fraud charges in his primary and general election. Like Frank L. Smith of Illinois, Vare may present his case in person and via counsel before the committee and on the Senate floor. The voting result to deny Vare was 56 to 30, compared with 53 to 28 for Smith.
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Pennsylvania
Senate
Frank L. Smith
Illinois
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Ware
Smith
G. O. P. To Control Senate With Independent Support
Western independents pledged aid to Republicans to organize the Senate after Senator Curtis stated the conference favored swift votes on three reform measures. The independents seek a farm relief bill like McNary Haugen, curbs on federal court labor injunctions, and a Latin America policy inquiry. With two seats temporarily excluded, Republicans face a one vote short majority.
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Associated Press
Washington
Old Guard
Curtis
Kansas
Latin America
Frank L. Smith
Illinois
William S. Ware
Pennsylvania
House Opens $232 Million Tax Reduction Bill Debated
Washington activity marks the bill’s first hearing as the House begins consideration of a 232,735,000 tax cut. Debate lasts just over two hours with general debate to resume tomorrow night and amendments from the floor anticipated. Chairman Green explains efforts to simplify revenue administration.
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Washington
House
Green
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Mergury Plunged to Ten Below Zero Across Montana
A severe cold wave hit western and northern Montana with Butte at 10 below at 1 am and Missoula at 12 above. Temperatures fell sharply hourly. snowfall was light. Rail service suffered on eastern lines while Montana reported isolated snow and widespread cold unrelated to the Midwest blizzard.
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Northern Pacific
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Middle West States
Butte
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Middle West
Dakotas
Montana
Calgary
Great Falls
Missoula
Highline
Wisdom
Lewistown
Malta
Conrad
Billings
Livingston
Hebgen
Anaconda
Basin
Helena
Marysville
Neihart
Sand Coulee
Daughter of Mills Gains Operatic Hit
Kathryn Witwer, daughter of a former Gary and Pueblo blast furnace worker, made a striking operatic debut as Micaela in Carmen with Mary Garden in Chicago. The audience included steel workers, churchgoers, relatives, and friends who cheered an unusually successful debut.
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Chicago
Kathryn Witwer
Gary
Pueblo
Micaela
Carmen
Mary Garden
Kathryn
Bill O Neill Freed By Jurors In Atlantic Case
The trial against Bill O Neill ended with jurors convicting no one and finding him not guilty on key ownership questions. Witnesses including minister Loft and Ball's associates testified on who controlled the Atlantic on October fifth. The case may pause for several days as the attorney general proceeds against other alleged gamblers.
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G. D. Elder
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Kilvanick
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Tuesay
Loft
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Dippy
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Kohn
George Johnson
Abe Witofsky
Mary Karen
Genzberger
Butte Tuberculosis Seals Drive Boosts Local Campaign
The Butte anti tuberculosis drive reports strong reception with seal booths citywide led by hotels businesses and civic groups. Local funds from Christmas seal sales allocate 85 percent to Butte Montana 10 percent to the state and 5 percent to the national organization for stamps literature and tract production. A clinic at the courthouse supports patients with a visiting nurse and supplies for sick rooms.
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Ethel Ward
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C. E. Badell
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Winnifred Kenney
Montana
Butte W A C election held at patriotic hall
The Lincoln post No 6 W A C held its annual meeting at Patriot Hall in the courthouse. Officers elected include Mrs Belle Pearson as president and Mrs Marie Bowman as senior vice president with several other officers chosen. Delegates to the June patriotic societies convention were named, with alternates appointed. Installation is planned for January under Mrs Marianna H Rickey and Mrs Estella Worth. About 30 members attended.
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Hilda Stolebarger
J. Montgomery
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Butte
Josie Perrin
Pue
Bowman
Kate Knouff
Hanley
Evelina Jones
Order
Marianna H. Rickey
Estella Worth
Kellogg's All-Bran Promises Constipation Relief
Health advice warns constipation as a health enemy and promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as guaranteed relief. Two tablespoons daily recommended, with meals in chronic cases, emphasizing 100 percent bran and suitability with milk, fruit, or honey. Made in Battle Creek and sold by grocers.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Bankrupt petitions filed in federal court in Butte district
Tom Ciallilo of Anaconda, a laborer with no assets and debts totaling 284 dollars, is described as the most completely bankrupt citizen this year. Elmer R. Linville, a Butte miner, has debts of 930 dollars and assets of 70.19 dollars, all exempt.
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Anaconda
Butte District
Ciallilo
Elmer R. Linville
Butte
Linville
Mother and Son Die In Railroad Crossing Crash Near Nampa
At a rail grade crossing one mile north of Nampa Idaho C E Sandy 30 a rancher and his mother Mrs Kate Sandy were killed when their enclosed car was struck by Union Pacific train No 28 eastbound at 10 40 am The driver drove onto the tracks in the path of the train likely blinded by heavy snow and the whistle was not heard inside the car Bodies were taken to Nampa.
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Nampa
Idaho
C. E. Sandy
Kate Sandy
Union Pacific
Sandy
Here
Oklahoma Solons Delve Into Records
Oklahoma officials face impeachment threats as investigating commission probes governor's office, state board of agriculture, and banking department. The self convened panel advances inquiries while the senate sits as a court awaiting charges.
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Oklahoma House of Representatives
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