Montana Governor Opens Young Men's Vocational Congress
Gov John E Erickson urged agricultural development as essential to Montana's future growth at the opening of the sixth annual vocational congress in Bozeman. Over 1,100 attendees from Montana and neighboring states registered, with 1,200 expected. The address marked his first at a state institution since taking office, as Montana State College leaders praised the event and its aims to train youth for the state's needs.
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Associated Press
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Alfred Atkinson
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Young Men’s Vocational Conference
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Hush Medieal College
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University
Alan W. Harmon
Colorado warden faces charges in first round action
The Colorado state penitentiary warden Thomas J. Tynan weathered demurrers against 18 allegations of incompetency and brutality as the state civil service commission began hearings. Two temperance and efficiency charges were dismissed while nine amendments were ordered to specify dates, persons, and acts of alleged dereliction. The commission adjourned to a later session with a court instruction to amend.
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Wages of Gharwomen Boosted by Congress
The Associated Press reports a yearly wage boost for gharwomen amounting to 2.8 dollars as part of a House of Congress effort. The article notes the work of a house in order and balance, though details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Washim' Sociated Press
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Verdict in Kacer murder hearing expected today
Closing arguments in the Anna Kacar murder trial begin in Judge Jeremiah Lynch's court after a six day hearing. Defense contends mental disorder from alcoholism affected willpower while prosecutors present key testimonies from witnesses including Dr Donohue and G O'Brien.
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Jeremiah J. Lynch
Anna Kacar
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One killed and two injured in Wyoming wreck
Cody Wyoming Associated Press reports Pat Florida of Meeteetse was instantly killed when his car with Mrs George Weller and Marion Swain of Meeteetse plunged over an embankment on the southeast road into town. Mrs Weller suffered a fractured skull and may die, Marion Swain had a fractured leg and other injuries.
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Pat Florida
Meeteetse
George Weller
Marion” Swain
Meeteetae
Early Favorable Action on Nomination of Stone
The Judiciary Committee reported Stone's nomination for a second time with approval. No dissenting vote occurred, though some senators remained silent on the viva voce ballot. Senator Walsh, tied to the matter, did not vote. Heflin and Bott planned remarks but postponed to clarify Justice Department actions in the Wheeler case and land permits indictments.
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Five inches from freedom Floyd Collins trapped in Sand Cave
Floyd Collins, 35, entombed in Sand cave near Cave City Kentucky, was moved five inches in a rescue effort led by Lieut. Robert Burdon as rescuers fought freezing 16 degree weather to free him. Crowded crevices hampered progress while Collins urged rescuers to pull him out. Brother Homer Collins remained nearby providing support and food.
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Probe Immorality Charge In School Probe
A private juvenile court hearing led by Judge L. O Connor examined alleged immorality tied to a school investigation. The session, said to involve nine schoolgirls and over twenty youths from Chippewa Falls Eau Claire and Boyd, prompted authorities to shield the city from further disturbance.
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Prosecutor Targets Jazz Murderer Mrs Theresa Metele
San Francisco district attorney assigns prosecution to Theresa Metele, accused mother in a jazz murder case. The proseuctor vows to pursue penalties for alleged late hours and attendance at questionable patios amid ongoing legal action.
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San Francisco
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Senate probes urge cuts in Montana attorney general budget
The special committee Duncan Pomeroy and Demel urged the finance and claims committee to reduce two year appropriations for the attorney general's office by 5 400 below the requested amount and 7 800 below the house committee's tentative approval. They also advised trimming staff and salaries and submitting a constitutional amendment to voters on payer costs.
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State Money 16 Deposited as a Private Account
Helena report notes a senate vote adoption of a joint resolution proposed by Pauline for the appointment of a specified office. The article continues on page unknown, with details about the private account designation and the supporting or opposing positions among senators.
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Opium Conference Faces Critical Stage Tonight
American delegates, led by Stephen G. Porter, report slow progress on opium production and medical science goals as they reserve time for subcommittee work touching draft articles to form and run a narcotic board.
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Porter
Lynche
Weem
Gas price boost at Dakota stations reported
Advances of three cents a gallon have been ordered into effect at one or all of the gasoline filling stations. The move was announced by the governor after days of review with the state highway commission. The delivery price increase applies to delivered fuel, with officials citing the price situation as the cause.
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Nome Dog Team Delivers Serum Swiftly in Blizzard
A dramatic Nome race ends with 300000 mites of antitoxin reaching Nome at 5 30 am after a relay over Yukon rivers and Norton Sound. The journey from Nenana to Nome, tied to a 408 mile Derby, set a mushers’ world record of 137 1 2 hours. The driver faced near freezing conditions and equipment issues, with delays and limited information on plans to transport the serum.
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Human voice heard 11000 miles distant report
A Melbourne Herald cablegram described successful reception of tests across Australia. The report notes a distant voice heard 11000 miles away, indicating remarkable reach of the communications or tests, with mention of W. O. Davin in New York.
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Melbourne Herald
Australia
W. W. Davin
New York
Republican steering moves on Senate agenda
Washington notes outline a Feb 1 plan by GOP leaders to push key measures through the Senate before March adjournment. German trade talks and reform proposals are listed as omitted, with the McLean bill on lowering government loan rates placed second and other items like service retirement and a constitutional amendment on the agenda. In Herrin Illinois, a newly formed grand jury met Marlow, and cases debated martial law and county hunts as authorities weigh actions in county governance.
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Washington
Republican Steering Committee
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Wadeworth
Thooe
Associated Press
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Prohibition repeal urged by a weeklong abstinence pledge
New York February report by the Associated Press notes Willam B Mayon of the Amodati Prohibition Amendment stating if Congress members abstained from intoxicants for one week the eighteenth amendment could be repealed. A diner gathering at the Hotel Astor under Citizens Comenities of Ene una’s auspices urged the president and lawmakers to pledge support. polls reportedly open with no votes cast.
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