Oklahoma Senate Barred From Capitol as Impeachment Fight Stalls
Oklahoma City December 28. National guardsmen halted about 30 self appointed senators at the capitol and barred access to both senate and house chambers while the court ordered restraint on impeachment proceedings against Governor Henry S Johnston. The group retreated to a downtown hotel but planned informal talks. The senate voted 24 to 2 to affirm its exclusive impeachment jurisdiction and adjourned to meet again in the hotel, amid warnings troops would disperse any further meetings outside the capitol.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
National Guardsmen
Oklahoma
Senate
Senate Chamber
Capitol
Henrys. Johnston
Romorrow
Oklahoma County
Johnston
S 4 Submarine Disaster Bodies May Rise Soon
Bodies of S 4 victims in the wreck off Wood End may be brought to the surface within two or three days. Salvage crews near completion of the final tunnel expect divers to seal compartments inside the hull before unwatering, enabling recovery of some bodies.
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Ity
Associated Press
Provincetown
Mass
Wood End
Hickman Aims at New Statement as Parker Case Divides LA Officials
District Attorney Asa Keyes says Hickman withheld facts in the Marian Parker death and seeks a fuller statement to clear obscurities. Autopsy surgeon Dr A F Wagner attributes death to fright and exhaustion, triggering a clash with Keyes over the cause. Hickman faces charges under the Dyer Act in Kansas City tied to the girl’s abduction.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Asa Keyes
William KE. Hickman
Marian Parker
Hickman
Elden McFarland
United States Attorney
United States
Kansas City
United States Grand Jury
William Hickman
A. F. Wagner
Wagner
Keyes
Bill boards blamed for two kidnappings
Rev D M Dawson of Melrose Baptist in Oakland blames conspicuous bill boards for the Los Angeles murder of 12 year old Marian Parker and the kidnapping of 11 year old Evelyn Smith. He says such ads inflame minds and guide weak minds to violence. Evelyn Smith’s Sunday school teacher notes she was an exceptionally bright pupil. Frank M Smith, Evelyn’s bed ridden father, was taken to a hospital by order of the pastor.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Cal
D. M. Dawson
Melrose Baptist Church
Los Angeles
Marian Parker
Evelyn Smith
Dawson
Frank M. Smith
Kiwanians of Montana Hold Midwinter Conference in Butte
Leading Kiwanis members assemble in Butte for the annual midwinter district conference of 20 Montana clubs at the Finlen hotel. Marion Dietrich presides with district officers, governors, and trustees participating as schedules begin with breakfasts at 8 and the conference at 9 30.
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Kiwanians OF
Montana
Butte
Marion C. Dietrich
Billings
Finlen Hotel
W. E. Pierce
Russel G. Abbott
Helena
W. H. Rief
Bozeman
Dietrich
M. E. Hawkins
George E. Snell
International
Finlen
Mr. Abbott
Mr. Reif
Mr. Pierce
Snell
Ray Bowden
Harry Tash
Earle Genzberger
Sid Howard
Butte Aviators Eye Salt Lake Air Line Contract
Butte aviators H. J. Lynch and Bert Mooney show interest with a Salt Lake group awarded the government contract for a Great Falls to Salt Lake air mail line. The plan includes five stops and a potential April start with cabin planes, four pilots, and five planes.
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H. J
Jack” Lynch
Butte
Bert Mooney
Salt Lake
Great Falls-Salt Lake
Lynch
al Frank
Butteman
Mr. Mooney
Pocatello
Great Falls
Mr. Frank
Russell Maughan
Army Flier
New York-San Francisco
Helena
Hill Murder Case Delayed by Defense Motions in Ottawa
Defense motions and lengthy arguments delayed jury selection in the trial of Harry Hill, son of a Streator oculist, accused of killing his mother whose body was found buried in the basement. Judge Davis overruled the state's elect-on-which-indictment issue and the defense challenged a special prosecutor. Hill listened in as his father, Dr. H. C. Hill, aided the defense.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
Harry Hill
Joseph A. Davis
Lee O'Neil Brown
Hill
Brown
Butte Prepares Its 64th New Year Celebration
Butte welcomes the 64th new year since its settlement and 46th since city charter. The city honors G O Humphries and William Allison the founders, with gatherings from Park Canyon to Summit Valley. Watch night services and fraternal celebrations run 8 until 4 30 New Year’s morning.
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Butte
Town Gulch
Dublin Gulch
G. O. Humphries
William Allison
Dennis Leary
H. H. Porter
Humphries
Allison
Virginia City
Elks, Eagles, Moose
Knights of Columbus
Doctors Gonter On Question Of Liquor Permit
First conferences between Montana doctors and O K Nickerson assistant administrator of prohibition in the Nineteenth district focused on renewal of permits to prescribe liquor. Helena talks followed notices that 1928 permits would be withheld pending investigations. Over 50 doctors and several druggists received word the permits were held up. Continued on Page 2 Col 5.
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Montana
O. K. Nickerson
Prohibition
Helena
Butte
Dean Stone Heads National Journalistic Schools Group
Dean A L Stone head of Montana State University journalism, elected president of the American Association of Schools of Journalism at its national meeting in Iowa City. He had served three terms as secretary and helped establish the organization, which includes schools meeting strict equipment and faculty standards.
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Dean Stone
National Organization OF Journalism Schools
Dean A. L. Stone
The
State University
American Association of Schools of Journalism
Iowa City
Iowa
Montana
Ship Board Revisions Ease Coast Sale Plan
The Shipping Board amended its sale order for the three Pacific coast lines to favor a five year guarantee operation and allow ships to call at any Pacific port. The move is seen as a win for supporters of the five year plan in a long running dispute over the lines.
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Associated Press
Washington
The
Shipping Board Today
Pacific Coast Lines
Pacific
Dawn rescue effort widens as Dawn search continues near Sable Island
Five destroyers sweep the Atlantic near Sable Island N S for the missing Dawn after the last radio contact. Navy dirigible Los Angeles commanded by Lieut Commander Rosendahl covers 24000 square miles with little hope of afloat survivors. Fragments of reports from Newfoundland outposts surface, including a Sunday airplane motor sighting and a coded message from WHU or WPU.
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Associated Press
New York
Sable Island
N. S
Dawn
Frances Wilson Grayson
Charles E. Rosendahl
Los Angeles
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Harbor Grace
N. F
Newfoundlands
Edward Bishop
Pouch Cove
St. Johns
Western Union Telegraph Company
Heart
Mahan
Two Men Dead After Floor Collapse in Buffalo Building
The eighth floor of a 10 story apartment under construction in Buffalo collapsed late today, burying seven floors and injuring three workers. Two men were killed, one later identified as 52 year old William Klein, and others remain missing as search efforts continue.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
William Klein
Lindbergh Lands in Guatemala First Postflight Welcome
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, the U S goodwill ambassador, flew from Mexico City to Guatemala City but landed at 1 40 p m after noon. Crowds cheered as he crossed the Fuego and Agua volcanos and was greeted by Colonel Francisco Amado and officials with Arthur Geissler the American minister present.
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Mexico City
Labor
Charles A. Lindbergh
National Palace
Associated Press
Guatemala City
Guatemala
United States
Lindbergh
Fuego
Agua
Francisco Amado
Arthur Geissler
Mexican Senate backs Calles oil statute reform
In Mexico City on December 28 the senate unanimously approved in principle the Calles bill reforming articles 14 and 15 of the oil laws. The measure aims to ease friction with the United States. The chamber of deputies had passed the bill the previous night and debate was set for Thursday with expectations of final approval.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Senate
United States
Mexico
Chamber of Deputies
Anaconda Silent On Kokko Murder Suspect Daily
James E. Daily charged with first degree murder in the death of Matthew Kokko at Warm Springs state hospital is jailed in Deer Lodge county after arriving from Philadelphia. He refused to discuss the case, claiming, I dont know anything, while in Anaconda and in custody of Sheriff M P Mahoney.
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James E. Daily
Matthew Kokko
State Hospital
Warm Springs
Deer Lodge
Philadelphia
J. L O'Rourke
Daily
Butte
M. P. Mahoney
Deer Lodge County
Anaconda
Kokko
Montana
H. M. Hallin
Hallin
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Dirigible
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