Senate confirms Stone as supreme court justice
The Senate votes 71 to 6 to confirm Attorney General Stone to the Supreme Court, a month after President Coolidge named him. Debate centered on Wheeler and Ownbey cases with opposition from Heflin Norris and several others. Walsh and several others withheld votes.
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Colorado
Poison tale of child reined in custody change
Seven year old Alan Thompson of Dauphin Manitoba who confessed to poisoning her two baby sisters years ago and to poisoning others was ordered remanded to the county psychopathic parole officer. She will be placed in a home and the public will be given a chance to forget her confessions, the parole officer said, adding the child may have revived stories she read with local relevance.
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Montana Senate Acts On Farm Loan Repeal And Treasury Notes
In Helena on February 5 the Montana senate for considers repeal of the state farm loan act, issue of 3.7 million dollars in state treasury notes to refund warrants, and a cap on county commissioners' pay and mileage with a class based scale. The farm loan repeal follows a special committee report on the land department. The treasury note plan aims to reduce warrant interest, with a projected around four percent rate. The compensation bill, led by McCormick and colleagues, sets mileage at ten cents per mile and defines annual limits per county class.
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Bourquin Hints Prohibition Will Return With Buffalo
Federal Judge George M. Bourquin told San Francisco court observers that prohibition stays until a new generation shares public sentiment. He warned against lax enforcement and called for solid evidence before cases proceed. He linked the dream of whiskey to the old Indian buffalo return, saying both may come only with change in decency and law.
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Millionaire Julius Fleischmann Dies After Polo Stroke
Julius Fleischmann, noted sportsman and president of the Fleischmann company, died in Miami from a stroke during a polo match. A winter Florida visitor for years, he had recently recovered a broken collar bone from a pony incident last season and was playing No. 1 for his team today before collapsing. He had invited friends to celebrate at his new Miami Beach home, one of the show places of the area.
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Millennium Sevenths Day Adventists prepare for end of world
Patchogue New York February 5 Thirty five residents from Long Island communities await an imminent apocalypse they believe will begin at midnight tomorrow. They sold possessions and use proceeds to pay debts while reading the Bible, eating carrots and water, and singing hymns. Leaders emphasize calm faith as others mock the movement of Mrs Margaret Bowen and her followers toward a predicted destruction near San Diego Salt.
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Deputies Strike Shuts Wyoming County Caseloads
Two Wyoming County deputies walked out, prompting a reduced force as Casper dispatches report the strike. The walkout by deputy personnel creates staffing gaps affecting public safety and county operations. Authorities seek resolution to end the stoppage.
Judge Dwyer Speaks At Montana Boys Meet In Bozeman
Bozeman Mont Feb 6 The sixth annual Younger Vocational Congress closes after a day of trains and speeches Judge Dwyer delivered the keynote as attendance set a record with 1175 participants surpassing last year's 1102. Many delegates departed for home following the event.
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Wives of Bigamist Bring Court Drama to New York
Six years ago Cammilla Witagerald and Ann Mick shared a marriage with Jameia Kelly. In New York they learned the husband had another wife when Keidity discovered him in London. The court case followed as witnesses offered differing stories and none could fully explain the tangled situation.
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Last Words From Unfortunate Man in Kentucky Cave
A cave disaster near Cave City Kentucky traps Lloyd Collins as engineers fear crushing movement may seal the passage. Rescue efforts reveal the trapped man spoke of faith and hope while the shaft extends, with no food or water for 16 hours and danger of suffocation. Local reports describe a grim, slow rescue as rescuers inch toward the imprisoned man.
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Officers Find New Poison Capsule In Mystery Case
A scrambled police report notes discovery of a new poison capsule. The chief reward is mentioned while the exact toxin remains unclear. Readers are left puzzled as to how the poison entered the supposedly safe capsule.
Heart attack fatal to Judge J B Leslie veteran jurist
Judge J B Leslie, a long serving state jurist, died from a heart attack. The death removes a respected figure in the judiciary, with Beier and other officials noting the loss to the legal community. Further details on services and memorials were not immediately available.
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J.B Leslie
Probers Recommend Budget Cuts for State Secretary Agencies
Helena report details a special committee investigation into the state secretary of waters and other offices. It calls for reductions of administrative costs, staff adjustments, and amended laws to improve efficiency amid bank closures and exam staff concerns.
Conscience Costs Robber His Life
A robber who had just robbed a third driver was shot and killed by a detective who stood by as he wrote down the driver's name. The incident occurred after the suspect attempted another theft, ending the crime with the detective’s intervention.
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Arthur Parkenstork
Insane Defense Placed in 1924 Assault Case
Mike Tadum of Livingston stood for about 11 hours in Judge Jere Lynch's court as his own defense in a first degree assault case against 19 year old Josephine Norick. The defense claimed Tadum was abused and jilted, then fired several shots at Norick as she fled the Goldberg and Yegen blocks, intending to kill himself amid insanity and brooding.
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France to audit bread price rise and wheat stocks
France will inspect bread price increases and verify wheat stock declarations per 1000 kilograms. The measure includes a 100 million franc credit for foreign wheat purchases and measures to curb speculation, with penalties for misdeclarations and failures to declare.
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Mitchell questioned as officers muzzled in aviation testimony
The House Aircraft Committee read the witness stand for Gen. Mitchell and Brig. Gen. Drum as Secretary Weeks asked explanations for officers being afraid to speak. Letters from Secretary Wilbur and Rear Admiral Moffett were discussed, asserting Navy efforts to bias testimony and that officers are free to express their views.
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