Navy Urged to Carry On After Shenandoah Disaster
Washington reports the naval court of inquiry concludes the Shenandoah wreck marks the price of developing new hazardous air technology. It urges careful consideration of advancing lighter-than-air craft, cites storm causes and questioned valve reduction, and commends officers for their conduct during the disaster period.
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Antes
Washington
Shenandoah
Zachary
Lansdowne
Naval Court of Inquiry
Navy Department
Ava
Ohio
Prison Riot Injures Several In City Jail
Associated Press reports a New Year riot at the St. Louis city jail left several prisoners injured though none seriously. Guards sought to quell the disturbance as about eighty inmates in a corridor rushed food, dishes, and benches. The melee ended after 100 reserve policemen arrived led by Chief Chi.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
City
Chi
New Year's Greetings Telephoned by Butte Toll
Monstrous garbled item notes New Year greetings sent via telephone exchanges after midnight. management states long distance calls between Pacific coast states and Montana rise annually, with Christmas and New Year traffic higher than in prior years.
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Butte Toll
Parts
Monstong
Dinance
New
Yeu
Sires
To Telephone Exchange
Portand
Bena
Pacific Coast
Montana
Seats Collapse At Rose Pageant Tragedy Claims Two
Associated Press reports a fatal pageant tragedy in Pasadena. Caroline Sherman 35 of Long Beach died of a cerebral hemorrhage after the grandstand collapse. Mrs Bowen of Pasadena also died from a fall. More than 30 injured received hospital care and were sent home after initial treatment. A nearby viewer fell from a building top and died. The incident occurred as the floral parade neared its mule loge segment with a large black horse causing further chaos.
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Associated Press
Pasadena
Cal
Caroline Sherman
Mee
WC. Bowen
Mire
Montanue ‘Tans
Montague Glass
Quake Shocks Felt in Northern Italy
A midnight earthquake tremor was reported in Venice Trieste Verona Padua Ravenna and Udine in northeast Italy, according to Associated Press dispatch from Rome dated January 1. The quakes were felt across multiple towns, with no immediate reports of damage or casualties.
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Italy
Pros
Rome
Venice
Trieste
Verona
Padua
Revenna
Udine
France Faces Dictatorship View Amid Economic Strain
Writers, business leaders, and statesmen in France reportedly favor dictatorship as a solution to current woes. Locarno treaties are cited as guiding toward a United States of Europe, a European confederation that could challenge American world trade. France remains busy and wealthy, yet politically weak, while Britain endures severe unemployment with millions on government doles.
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United States
Europe
America
France
Great Britain
Germany
England
Deaths in Butte Mark New Year Tragedies
Two deaths in Butte mark the new year with investigations. Patrick Bransfield died after a fall at 403 East Granite Street while Don Sullivan, 21, was found dead after an alcohol fueled celebration at Granite and Washington streets. Coroner to investigate both cases.
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Butte
Patrick Bransfield
East
Granite Street
Don Sullivan
Granite and
Washington Streets
Locust Street
Holland
Nathan Perry
Nevada
Perry
Murray Hospital
Hardware store fire damages Cartes Hardware building
Fire damages Cartes Hardware company building with losses estimated in the several hundred dollars. The blaze was discovered by Mr. Cs leg after returning from ashore about Bea idber 2. the site is under investigation and authorities are assessing the extent of the damage and safety concerns.
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Cartes Hardware Company
Unde
Csleg
Prince Carol Renounces Romanian Throne Rights
Prince Carol of Romania renounces his position as heir to the throne with the loss of royal prerogatives. The Romanian king, after his son's written request, summoned a crown council at Sinaia to discuss the situation. The reported events include Carol in Venice with an Italian companion, details still unclear.
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Carol
Humania
Printe
Gaselle
Venice
Helen
Greece
Michael
Crown Council
Bucharest
Rumani
Sinaia
Dry Agent Swears He Bought Liquor From Club Waiter
A New Orleans raid on the Kikw club house on New Year’s Eve led to arrests of two club officials and two other members and the seizure of liquor. An enforcement officer testified before the U.S. Commissioner that he negotiated the sale of liquor from a club waiter, with warrant issued for the raid. The lodge denied sanctioning liquor sales and officers reported the liquor taken into the station by club members.
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Et Louis
United Statos
Boareh
Arinar
Rublman
Friend of Victims Leader of Robbery Sparked by Crime
In Chicago on New Year morning jewelry worth about 16000 dollars was stolen from Mr. and Mrs. Feldman after they were assaulted while returning from a party. Wred Voneet, 91, a friend of the Feldman family, was arrested and named Franz Feldman as an accomplice.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William Feldman
Wred Voneet
Feldman
Franz ‘Feldman
Artment
Prisoners Break From Liberty Plantations near Houston
A group of inmates escaped at Liberty near Houston during a morning break from cutting wood. They were pursued for two hours. one guard was knocked from his horse and then killed by the convicts. Crd Owens was bandired after an exchange with J. Flanagan of Imperial farm Sugarland. Flanagan shot Owens’ gun from his hand after the prisoner fired. One fugitive remains at large. others captured.
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Houston
Whoo Meuard
Harlem Sints Farns
Temond
Crd Owens
J. Flanagan
Imperial Farm
Sugarland
Pienagan
Owen
Global radio links connect old world and new world voices
Radio experiments linked continents as London broadcasts were rebroadcast across nine US stations to Canada Bermuda and South America while New York from the ocean liner to Europe and South America. Reports say listeners in Paris Buenos Aires and beyond heard songs and programs echoing around the globe with Beneneetadges hope of complete world reach by radio.
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Thouands
Amer
Europe
London
United States
Canada
Bermuda
South Amer
New York
England
Paris
John Mccormack
Buenos Aires
David Sarnoff
T ‘Corporaton
Bonnta
Asia
America
Deranged Mother Kills Children in Oklahoma City
A troubled mother killed her children in Oklahoma City triggering shock across the city. Frank Townsley, the husband, refused to comment and asked newspapers not to publish further details amid the tragedy.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Frank Townsley
Christman
World peace greetings pour from leaders across Europe and Americas
A global New Year message of goodwill reports from the Associated Press shows France Spain Italy Belgium and other European nations sending warm wishes while Latin American leaders such as General Prime de Rivera and President Machado voice hopes for closer friendship and disarmament ties with the United States.
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France
Spain
Italy
Belgium
Associated Press
Orient
Occident
Ialy
United Reatew
Henney
Coane Voip
Eery
Conmet
Jataron
Shitehara
Inik
Prime de Rivera
America
Pote
Peaceat
Hemi Yemeni
Rangland
Armerica
Benth America
Strike negotiations halted for holiday stalemate
New York Jan 1 Associated Press reports strike talks between anthracite miners and owners paused for the holiday. The parley committee chaired by John L. Lewis met in New York as W. W. Inglis for mine operators returned from discussions. No agreement reached on arbitration provisions or a long term contract, with both sides lifting concessions and deadlines while arbitration remains contentious.
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New York
Pee Main
John L. Lewis
United’ Sting Workers
W. W. Inglis
Soran Pi
Atrte
Inersinall
Department of Commerce Reports on Butte Expenses
A terse government item analyzes Butte finances, comparing city and district expenditures, debt per capita, and revenues from 1918 to 1928. It notes school expenditures and liquor revenues influencing totals, with per capita debt rising from 1918 to 1928 and city hall finance explaining the debt load. The report hints at adjustments and ongoing comparisons in the district.
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Department OF Commerce
Butte
Atte
Trane
Debes
Fnnanetal
Lquor
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Yeats
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Cornelius Sullivan
Locustreet
Sullivan
Wyatt Hicklin
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Vienna
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