Conference urges separation of service and regulatory functions
A long conference report stresses distinct federal roles in information gathering and regulatory action, warns of interdepartmental jealousy, and calls for organizational separation, improved coordination, and neutral administration to boost agricultural policy and efficiency. It highlights rural credit, quarantine, interstate commerce, and tariff issues, urging stronger federal action and clearer duty of agencies.
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Maust
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Aystem
Federal Farm Oan Board
Bureau of Animal Industry
Federal Horticultural Board
Co-Operative Marketing Board
Agricultu Ganized
Blizzard Rages on Bering Coast Relays Prep for Nome Dash
A harsh blizzard on the Bering coast disrupts supply lines with an anti toxin shipment arriving from Beattle and due at Fairbanks February 7. Army sergeant Raworth oversees operations as temperatures swing from 20 to 60 below zero. If warming trends reach the Yukon, aviators face snow risks while dog teams along the relay route standby for Unalakik to Nome.
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Beattle
Fairbanks
Serraworth
Yukon
Daily
Alaskan
Unalakik
Nome
Herrin Sees Another Killing Amid Martial Law Debate
In Herrin a gun battle at a hotel drew Officer Stephens into a firefight with Phillips, Whitson killing Phillips as the town faced calls for martial law. The coroner cleared Whitson, while Sheriff Galligan warned deputized forces would fail without discipline. Death toll rises in Williamson County with multiple killings cited from the prior year.
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Phillips
Meer Whitson
Whitson
Davis
Eugene Hansman
M. D. Boulden
Black
Springfield
Carbon
Galligan
Herrin
Small
Williamson
Kian
Moody William
Gonstable
Caeanr Cagle
Kinnaman
Tersain City
Glenn Youngeb
Jack Skeleher
Glenn’ Young
Nimita
Johm
Smith
Depotien
Arman
Prisoner Directs Rescue Attempts From Entrapment
Rescue workers hammer and torch at the Dig rock to free a prisoner trapped in a narrow cave passage. The task remains nearly hopeless as efforts continue with no clear plan, the man unable to move or loosen his foot.
Wilbur Ridicules Wild War Stories and Germ Defense
In this discussion on future warfare the speaker ridicules sensational war tales and warns of germ spreaders. He argues against unprepared war and urges protection against chemical threats while noting treaties ban gas use and questioning good faith in their compliance.
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Bern
Montana Legislature Faces Heaviest Calendar Yet
Both houses convene to start the fifth week of the nineteenth session with a crowded agenda. The Senate considers two measures in committee of the whole while the House has 11 ready for final passage. House bill 118 is set for limited debate after amendment, and the Fox Parkin McCarty anti narcotic bill leads the line likely to pass Monday under suspended rule.
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Montana
Senate
House
Missing Pianist Found Outside New York City
New York police report English pianist Ethel Leginska, also styled Ethel Login, was located Saturday outside New York City in the care of friends after vanishing last Monday. Officials say the disappearance resulted from a nervous breakdown due to overwork and that Leginska remembers nothing from the time she left her secretary until she was found. Details of her location and the friends’ names were withheld on request.
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Associ
New York
Ethel Loginaka
New York City
Itiea Leginska
John Ayres
Bureau of Missing
Ethel Leginska
Mirae Leginaka
Lucille Oliver
104 Press
Lesinsxa
Two Sailors Lost in Sea Storm Aboard Weiland County
In New Brunswick on February 1, reports say two crewmen from the steamer Weiland County, arriving from Rotterdam, were swept overboard by a mountainous sea on January 20. The storm was so severe it tore the whistle from the stack and two ventilators were lost.
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BT. John
New Brunswick
Weiland County
Rotterdam
Barahona Inaugurated Honduras President Peaceful Victory
Tegucigalpa February 1. Miguel Faz Barahona was inaugurated as president of the Republic of Honduras today. Barahona is the first chief executive in 20 years to assume office through peaceful elections.
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Bahanona
Associated Press
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Migual Faz Barahona
Republic of Honduras
Dr. Barahona
Sun Yat sen undergoes cancer surgery weakens
Peking reports South China leader Dr Sun Yat sen, who recently had liver cancer surgery, is notably weaker this morning after a night of extreme weakness and a poor reaction to stimulants but is said to be comfortable.
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Peking
Sun Yat~en
South China
Indignation Tide Sweeping Greece After Turkish Note
A mass meeting gathered at the ruins of Jupiter temple as crowds shouted for the Turks. The Most Rev Constantinos, ecumenical patriarch expelled from Constantinople, arrived in Saloniki to an enthusiastic reception. The authorities and Greek Catholics plus Jews joined a vast crowd, with calls for vengeance against the Turks. The patriarch will reside on Mount Athos, fifty miles southeast of Saloniki.
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Fathiaror
London
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Constantinople
Saloniki
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Saya
Exchange ‘Telegraph
Mount Athos
Police officers tied to express robbery shootout
Reported plan involved officers and suspects converging at Northwestern station to steal a mail car. A robbers exchange fire killed the express messenger. Edward Smith fled by train, Mylin escaped by taxi but failed to reunite with accomplice Lieut. Norton of the detective bureau traced the attempt via a discarded pistol.
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Fageman
Northwestern
Mithh
Hivanston
McKee
Division
Asytin
Edward Smith
Mylin
Winneka
Eynnton
Lieut
John Norton
Detective Bureau
Daughters of St George to Attend Emma Jane Broa Funeral
Harmony lodge No 16 Daughters of St George meet Monday at Sons Hall Centerville for the funeral of Emma Jane Broa. By order of the president Brown. The funeral of the late Gidon day afternoon at Stebck estate the residence of her daughter. Rev Frederick T Spencer will conduct services. Interment Mount Moriah cemetery. Remains of William J Schick to arrive Tuesday morning. The funeral
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Harmony Lodge
No. 16
St Georg
Sons’ Hall
Centerville
Ater
Emma Jane Broa
Brown
S'stebck
Frederick "T. Spencer
Mount Moriah
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