Greece to protest Turkish expulsion of Patriarch
The Greek government plans to issue a vigorous note to the Turkish government at Angora protesting the expulsion of Patriarch Constantinos from Constantinople. The note will claim a flagrant breach of Greece Turkey treaty engagements and may prompt allied reactions. Indignation spread as London viewed the move, while Turks claim authority under Lausanne to deport Greeks.
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Associated Press
Athens
Angora
Constantinople
Constantinos
Turkey
Greece
London
Lausanne
Friday Night Set for End of World Prophecy
In Oakland California on January 31 Associated Press reports a group plans to gather Friday night to await the world’s end as foretold by Margaret W. Rowan of Los Angeles. Led by I P W Province of Berkeley, members pray and prepare as funds from selling homes finance the warning broadcast by airplanes and radio.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Cal
Margaret W. Rowan
Los Angeles
Mex
Rowan
1. P. W. Province
Berkeley
Stoney
Bobby Watson on dressing as a boy to stay with husband
Bobby Watson, long known in Butte as a 19 year old boy, explains her masquerade by saying she can live more economically and have more fun as a boy. She and her husband A Glen Holling share outfits and work together, aiming to be near him and work the same shifts. They have never quarreled and consider their partnership strong. Continued on Page 1.
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Bobby
Bobby Watson
Butte
Glen Holling
Tam
Sobby "Watson
Diphtheria Epidemic Spreads With New Case
One new diphtheria case brings total to 23 as cases under suspicion and four contacts are reported. Infant Jirdes Winters, daughter of John Winters, is named. public health board notes no progress on relay dog teams delivering 300,000 units of antitoxin. Conditions described as foggy with 008 falls and clear nights.
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Tne Associated Press
NOM
Public Health Board
Jirdes Winters
John Winters
Nehana
Man in Religious Frenzy Beats Children to Death
Walter Bingaman, a Warwick township farmer, killed two of his three children and his elderly father in a religious frenzy. Police found Bingaman alive but insane, cowering at the farmhouse near Westchester after the attack. His wife was at a neighbor’s house when the tragedy occurred.
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Associa
Pottstoted Press
Wn, Pa
Walter Bingaman
Warwick Township
Thi
George C. Bingam
Marital Bark of Custard Pie King Near Rocks
Los Angeles January 31 The p i on of the rh Jack Dempsey and the custard of champion of the screen Charlie Chaplin have led news gatherers in a weekly chase for the past 48 hours Dempsey is single and wants marriage reports say Chaplin refuses to talk and the two stars attract a flood of rumors a series of complications followed by sample reports from the press.
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Prem
Los Angeles
Pion
Jack Dempsey
Charlie Chaplin
Dempaey
Sery
Heverly Hills
Dempsey
Chaplin
Zion City Radio Waves Cause Upset
Associated Press reports Zion City residents react to radio wave interference with watches and clocks. Report notes unusual signals and public concern as authorities investigate the cause and potential remedies.
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Zion City
Congress Not Ready To Vote On Farm Bills
Washington Jan 31 Congress faces slow progress as House and Senate agriculture committees plan early next week hearings on the president's agricultural relief plan. Members will hear from the commission and temperate marketing groups while Sen McNary pushes a new farm bill. critics call the commission vague and costly, delaying decisive action.
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Associated
Washington
House
President
Agricultural Commission
Senate
Dave
Feral Commission
McNary
Oregor
Texas
Agriculture Committee
Uuon
Norris
Senate Committee
Chicago Fires Claim Six Lives In Two Blazes
A pair of Chicago fires claim six deaths and cause heavy property loss. One blaze destroys a four‑story apartment building and damages a railway terminal warehouse, while a second fire at a seven‑story structure on Westland Avenue ransacks liquor inventory, injuring several and leaving a family trapped.
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Chicago
Tay
McMother
Railway Terminal Warehouse Company, & Mammoth
Westland Avenue
World famous convention opens at Bozeman Monday
Bozeman Montana hosts the sixth annual Young Men's Vocational Conference at Montana State College starting Monday February 2 lasting four days with speakers including Dr J J Tigert commissioner of education for the United States and Gov J Erickson. Attendees drawn from Montana and neighboring states with rail rates offered.
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J. E. Erickson
John V.dwyer
Tom Davis
Butte
J. J
Tigert
Education
United States
Prt
Bozeman
Montana
Montana State, College
M. J. Abbey
Montana State College
Railroads of
Northwest
North
South Dakota
Wyoming
Utal
Idaho
Washington
J. Erickson
J. J. Tigert
Louis Walte
Fels Foundation
New York
Lucy van’ Gotte
The
University of Utah
John M. Dodson
Rush Medical College
Chicago
J. ¥. Plyn
Rotary
Bt. Paul
M. A. Brannon
University of Montana
In Totary
Cham Young Miller
Billie Kilroy Crowned Carnival Queen At Se Hab School
Billie Kilroy, 15, of the sophomore class was crowned carnival queen by the student council at Se Hab School. The event featured class booths and vocal acts, with a playlet and dances among the evening’s entertainment. Attendance exceeded expectations as students supported various booths and performances. The carnival also included a market and a display of costumes.
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Billie Kilroy
Billie Burke Kilroy
Sehab School
Secon
Tut
Maury
Spain
U. S
Quake Hits Hungary Near Budapest Shocks City
An Aggreated Press dispatch from Budamest reports a serious earthquake northeast of Budapest. Eger, a city of about 26,000, was panicked and residents fled to open areas as damage spread with losses estimated at one billion.
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Pr Budamest
Budapest
Eger
Unclear fragment hints at political corruption probe
Fragmentary Associated Press wire hints at a January 31 Washington political topic involving a liquor raid and a proposed appropriation bill. Mentions a public commission and an amendment affecting allocations next July, with names obscured.
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Associated Press
Washington
Governor submits brief in Oregon school law case
The governor filed a legal brief supporting Oregon's compulsory education statute. He argues that states retain reserved powers and federal action should not override state controls over child education. The brief contends that federal supervision would threaten state sovereignty and local authority.
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Oregon
Associated Press
Washington
Chile
Cteaten
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