New Year Welcomed With Roaring Butte Festivities
Early New Year celebrations in Butte featured loud cheers as the clock struck midnight. Crowds filled streets and hotels hosted watch night events while families celebrated in decorous fashion. Separate reports note Miss Elizabeth Patterson marrying Rupert Hughes in Angeles, with a honeymoon planned in New York.
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Rupert Hughes
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Angeles
Rupere
Hughes
Trector
Elizabeth Patter
Dia
Immedi
Ately
New York
Carry On Montana Publicity Drive Encouraged by Official
Harry R. Cunningham of Helena, director of the Montana publicity campaign, urges continuation after a December success. He cites railroad reports and chambers of commerce showing broad public impact and predicts big returns from ongoing efforts to welcome newcomers and protect investors while praising state citizens and organizers.
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Harry R. Cunningham
Helena
Montana Publicity Sei Apelim
Montana
Chambers of Commerce
H. R. Cunningham
New Year Merrymaking Traps Police in Times Square
New York saw large New Year celebrations with 300 officers patrolling Broadway and Times Square as crowds packed theaters and streets. Merchants boarded windows to deter revelers while churches planned midnight services reflecting festive mood. Theaters reported high prices up to 11 dollars and standing room only amid lively crowds and celebration atmosphere.
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Associated Press
New York
Times Square
Broadway
Senate probes prohibition unit behind heated policy clash
A Senate inquiry into the prohibition unit, formed during the last session, was approved by a committee led by senior Cousven. The panel plans hearings and fact gathering within two weeks to examine enforcement, with John S. Pyle among those expected to assist. The action aims to define general policy and enforcement standards.
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Cousven
Ropes Ean
Yureau
Teg
John
Pyle
Esslotant
Hoover declares world situation best since war
Hoover asserts the global and domestic situation shows solid foundations and improvement since the war. He cites progress in business and industry at home and abroad, delivering the statement tonight.
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Hoover
Montana Month campaign spreads across nation
The Montana Month publicity effort promotes resources and opportunities nationwide. The campaign, active in December, placed materials on trains and in shops, with speeches by officials and distribution of standard Montana Month literature.
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Itana
Faeca
Ponbiltiee
Montena
Montana
Aiken Returns to Post at Capitol
Helena Mont December reports Aiken to assume private secretary to the governor as his longtime service authorizes supervision and preparation for inauguration. Willing appoints C Pavis of Conrad as assistant while Erickson arrives to finalize transition and set up staff for the new term. His family will relocate later as he takes on duties gained from Toole Norris Stewart and part of Dixon administrations.
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Mont. Dee
Willings
Manning
Kalinpeil Og
C. Pavis
Conrad
Capitol
Thomas Billers
Lewle
Erickson
Aiken
Toole, Norris, Stewart
Dixon
Rewa
Montana Month publicizing state boosts rail ad campaigns
The Montana Month drive by three transcontinental railroads reports extensive inquiries and broad publicity. Posters, time tables, and ads reached millions, with railroads noting about 30 000 000 impressions from ads and over half a million readers for posters. Communal support promises continued cooperation into the new year.
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Montana
Northwest
Siew
Franco American Debt Talks Brighten U S Mood
Washington reports arriving from Paris after talks between Premier Herriot and French finance minister Clementel eased Franco American debt tensions. Ambassadors Herrick and Hughes avoided detailed comment while officials refused to confirm receipt of cables or discuss their contents. The Paris discussions touched on French obligations and union with the U S government’s stance amid war debt uncertainties.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ambassador Herrick
Paris
Herriot
M. Clementel
Wouch
Herrick
Paria
Union Vy
Clementol
Hughes
France
Man Killed by Train After Jumping Tracks Near Williamsburg
A 43 year old man, Joseph St Germain, leapt before a speeding Northern train No. 241 near Williamsburg road, was instantly killed. Coroner John Eyeare of Western Montana arrived from Missoula to view the scene as railway workers reported the severed head and body thrown onto the tracks. Information indicates no motive is known for the act.
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Williamsburg
Germain
John
Eyeare
Missoula
Lam
Misuoula
Joseph St Germain
Colyma
Oslo to Christiana name change of Norway capital
The text notes the capital of Norway was named Oslo for about 600 years until 1636 when it was changed to Christiana, with the reference dating the change around 2047. It mentions the long-standing name and the shift to a new capital name in this period.
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Oslo
Norway
Tol
Christiana
Congressman Reveals Wife Affair Rumor in Divorce Suit
A congressman testifies his wife carried on an alleged affair with a Washington hotel cashier. He recounts details about phone chats and supposed timing linked to the cashier, suggesting deceit prior to the 1932 election. He alleges her sister and others were involved in the cover story.
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Washington
Mcott
Beats
Netalia
Nadia
Pejeate
Ceretasy
Miley Kennedy
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