Radio ordeal of Floyd Collins traps him alive in cave
AP reports Floyd Collins remains alive after radio tests claim movement rattle heard through headphones. Funds scarce threaten rescue shaft effort. authorities expect reach by Thursday afternoon. Gas scent plan abandoned as scientists seek rear access, while officials monitor cave conditions and water level.
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Associated Press
Cave City
Floyd Collins
Collins
P. G. ‘Munforaville
Oney
Ehiet
Kentucky Bureau of
Floyd Colling
Skely
Collins Tunnel
W. D. Funkhouser
University of Kentucky Geological Department
Siberian Wolf Team Dead From Frozen Lungs
The Associated Press reports Alaska authorities say the Siberian Wolf Team that won the Nome relay to save Nome has died from frozen lungs. Leader Baito praised the dog team and the skill of the dog handler in guiding the relay. The race covered a grueling distance, with a previous record of 413 miles, completed in 74 hours 14 minutes 20 seconds including rest.
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Siberian Wolf
Nome
Kassen
Hesala
Kamon
Tance
Candie City
Worth Millions One Day Broke The Next Thomas Lawson Career
Private funeral services will be held at 3 noon at The Nest Egypt Mass for Thomas W. Lawson noted financier and author of Friday the Thirteenth Frenzied Finance The Leak who died in hospital after a relapse following an operation Burial will be near where Mrs Lawson was buried Lawson rose from a 12 year old student to a six figure banker by age 20 His career swung from immense fortunes to swift losses with $40 million won and lost in 20 years and dramatic stock trades in Canada and the United States
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Old State Street
Stevens, Amory & Co
Western Railroad
Aow
Big Four
Financian Dimenities
Canada
Lawson
Walter
Butte Man Found Near Death En Route to New York
A man from Butte Mont was found near death in a sealed freight car en route from Wisconsin to New York. He had been suffering starvation and detention in the car as authorities investigated his condition and origin.
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Butte
New York
Mont
Jack Butte
Bellevue’ Hospital
Wisconsin
Congress Faces Looming Deadline on Major Bills
With just over three weeks left in the current session, key measures face failure or drawnout battles. Leaders push to pass the Muse Cle Rhoals leasing bill, postal pay fund increase, cooperative marketing, McWedden banking, Cape Cod canal purchase, and 180 million dollar good roads bill, plus remaining appropriations, while world court and Isle of Pines treaty fate remain uncertain. Agricultural groups see only partial farm legislation likely before March 4 as committees move slowly.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Muse Cle Rhoals
McWedden
Cape Cod
Isle of Pines
State Department
House
Senate
Friends of Farm Legislation
President
Rent Bill 15 EW Departure in Washington
The rent bill introduced that week will arouse acute controversy. Both advocates and opponents admit it could become a Supreme Court landmark on government power over private property. Backers argue Congress needs wide authority to ensure stable shelter for government officers and employees.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Friends of the Present
Supreme
Congress
District of Columbia
Blind Girl Favored By Heir To Throne
The Prince of Wales impressed Miss Mabel Southgate, a former welder who lost her sight in the influenza epidemic of 1818, and expressed a wish to dance with her. He led a fox-trot and spoke kindly, asking about her afflictions and his visits to South Africa and Argentina.
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London
Prince of Wales
Melton
Mowbray
Mabel Southgate
Wennel
Routheote
Wales
South Africa
Argentina
Great Britain's Note to France on Debt Repayment Principles
Britain submits a concise note to France outlining broad repayment principles without figures. The document suggests discussions in London if Herriot or Clemenceau visit, aiming to set general terms while avoiding detailed terms. It signals potential German default shifts and notes Churchill's tax and naval program pressures.
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Great Britain
France
Baldwin
England
Herriot
Clementel
London
In V
M. Clementel
Churchill
Admiralty
Tragic triple death rocks Butte family
In Butte three related deaths shock a family as a miner, W Young Bly, 22 to 32, is reported killed after a bucket dislodged from a well. Rescue attempts by Ambros Merher Fogarty failed as all were overcome by the water and shock. The body was sent to Butte for funeral services as relatives mourn.
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Wyoung Bly
Aire
Brant
Butte
Youns
Wilk
Pany
Buite
Ly Jeaven
Frank
Mr. Ily
Ghutte
Bepta
Ote
Heath
Ambros
Merher
Blindman
Mate Fogarty
Lenox
Hutte
Bown
Melly
Fosarty
Kats
Wily
Sath
Wreck Toll Rises to Six Near Kansas City
Army private Kenneth Hunker at Fort Leavenworth among the dead as a Missouri Pacific freight and passenger train collision near Kansas City leaves six killed. Enlisted men riding baggage car aboard the passenger train perish, other soldiers wounded, including Corp. Charles Mall.
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Kanbar City
Kenneth Hunker
Fort Leavenworth
Dillon. Cousland
J. A. Painter
Coastal
Moroccan Bandit Wow Prisoner of Rifian Outlaws
In Thtuan Morocco on February 8 a raid by Ye ribemnen against the Yebaias culminated in the capture of a bandit chief. The prisoner was brought to this city after a week, with native channels indicating killed and many bandits. The bandit accumulated wealth over years, with reports of Kaleutl's money.
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Srpine
Thtuan
Morocco
de- Latte
Ye ‘Titian Ribemnen
Tusurut
ALSH Petition To Governor Tuesday
A report describes a petition to the governor set for Tuesday regarding a murder case. Renova Torekeeper and John Hicott, counsel for the district where the crime occurred, will travel this morning to consult with Walsh who appears calm awaiting the impending hanging.
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Alsh
Felema
John Hicott
Hutte
Walsh
Con Dent
Diphtheria Fears Rise After Vale Flood Toll
Vale Oregon February flood devastates Bully Creek dam break. Thousands of cattle and sheep killed amid mud and debris floodwaters. Property losses near six hundred thousand dollars prompt Red Cross to seek relief funds from Francisco. Local officials fear disease outbreaks as health concerns rise in evacuated and damaged areas.
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Sore Vale
Ore
Bully Creek
Vale
Dietarat
Pacite Division
The
Red Cross
Francisco
Firemen Have Noble for Door Slammer
By the Annocated Press Ridge Bridgeport, in the capacity of director of war activity for Boy Scouts in Philadelphia and other cities, credited with selling over one million dollars worth of Liberty Bonds.
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Ridge Bridgeport
Boy Seouta
Philosdelphia
Liberty Onda
Great Throng Attends Dr Campbell Funeral
A large crowd gathered as Dr Donald Campbell president of Murray hospital and a noted Northwest physician was laid to rest in Mount Moriah cemetery. Services at 307 West Broadway featured the pastor of First Presbyterian Church and hymns led by Mrs Ballor. The speaker recalled Campbell’s long residence in the area and his close involvement with civic movements.
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Mount Moriah Cemetery
Dr. Groeneveld
Frlenax
Lutte
Donald Campbell
Murray Hospital
Northwest
Aldeat
Mount Moriah
West Broadway
Erelock
Campbell
Mra. Ballor
Mise Jones
Aller
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Raisuli
U. K
May
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Wilkinson
Wash
Abd-El-Krim
Valle
DR. Campbell
Largo
Paul B. Bailor
J Groeneveld
Rat Presbyterian Church
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