British and Chinese clash on Hankow streets
Infuriated Chinese mobs clash with British police and sailors on the banks of the Yangtze, as troops and Marines reinforce. A Chinese attack wounds several. one man is bayoneted. In Sumatra, insurrectionists seize control in Buengkang district, killing and arresting officials as Dutch forces retake key posts.
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Wankow
Erith
China
Tangsee
Toysee
Hunteh
Pat Pifuree
Romain
Tel [Eiiten
Hankow
Wuchang
Padang
Sumatra
Buoengkang
Wey
Lother Island
Sawahloente
Suoengkang
Sifons
Leurs
Illen
Palembang
Solons Split on Election Action
The senate debated Nye's credentials with a finding committee proposed to review all senators' credentials. After sharp discussion, Nye was seated with the plan to refer his credentials for proper form while awaiting committee action. Democratic leaders supported the seating amid questions about campaign expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nye
Elections Committee
Missourian
Senate
Robernson
Reed
Ashurst
Arizona
Smith
North Carolina Minister, 101, Sees U.S. Improvement
Greenshoreo North Carolina January 3 Exclusive Central Press dispatch reports Rev John W Wellone aged 101 and a B D area of the Masonic and Eastern Star home believes Americans grow better daily. He recalls preaching at Elon college, crediting its founding and his long life to temperance and faith. He was never married, never used tobacco, and once retired from ministry for health reasons. He was born in Virginia and joined the Virginia Carolina conference in 1844.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Press
Standard
Greenshoro
N.C
John W. Wellone
Darea
Masonic and
Eastern Star
Gas- North Carolina
Jans i
Wellens
Tage
Blon College
Fius
Virginia
The
Christian Church
Virginia-Carolina
Elonzadewa
Montana Solons Organize Houses After Oath
Montana lawmakers begin organizing both houses with Taylor taking the oath as the sole farmer labor senator and Larson a farmer labor member in the house. One member delays due to lines. two assembly members are restricted from attending sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Plentywood
Committee On
Senate
Larson
House
Assembly
John Scofield
Powder River
A. J Plumer
Treasure
Goodwin Not Bound by Party Caucus in Speakership Vote
Helena January report details Representative Phil Goodwin of Silver Bow not bound by the Democratic caucus due to a detention from the caucus meeting on Sunday evening. He voted for Raymond Nagle of Lewis and Clark county for speaker, rather than for Albert Besancon of Missoula county, the caucus nominee. Davis and Davin backed Besancon after return, while two former labor members, Robert Larson of Sheridan county and James Sparling of Daniels county, abstained from voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Phil Goodwin
Sliver
Goodwin
Raymond ©. Nagle
Lewis and Clark County
Albert Wenancon
Missoula County
Albert “Besancon
Red Men to Install Officers Tonight in Eagles Hall
Warriors of Shoshone tribe No. 1 Improved Order of Redmen plan an 8 PM meeting in the Eagles hall to install officers led by Emil Bouffard of Anaconda Montana rear sachem. Immediately after, a social will follow with installed officers including Prophet Thomas Jones Sachem Leonard Strike senior sagamore Walter Lyman keeper of records J T Tanley keeper of the wampum William Selott and Walter Beardsley collector of the wampum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Bouffard
Anaconda
Montana
Eagles’ Hall
Thomas Jones
Leonard Strike
Sachan
Walter Lyman
Aagamore
J.T. Tanley
William Selott
Walter Beardsley
Eastern Judge Refuses Marital Decree in Divorce Case
A Luzerne County divorce decision by Judge Henry A. Fuller rejects both divorce and alimony after a public, prurient case heard by a master. The judge advocates private chambers proceedings, highlighting mutual attempts at reconciliation and disputes over alleged desertion and indignities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Associated Press
Wilkes-Barre
Henry A. Fuller
Luzerene
Cae
Puller
Ibelant
Bank deposits show increase across city financial centers
Savings deposits are expected to rise sharply from last year as banks in the city report growing totals. Metals Bank & Trust shows deposits at 14,468,126.40 with 15,276,200.44 in assets. First National Bank lists 12,21,440.20 in deposits and 18,811,117.36 in resources. Bank of W A Clark and Co. notes 10,974,800 in deposits and 10,680,000 in resources. Miners Bank and Trust records 1,500,000 in deposits and 1,782,693.36 in resources. U S Building and Loan reports assets of 4,062,508.31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutte
One Butte Bank
Metals Bank & ‘Trust Company
Iin
First National Bank
Miners Bank and ‘Trust Comany
Bank of W. A. Clark
B Ro
U. & Building and Loan Company
Anaconda Youth Loses Leg in Rabbit Hunt Accident
Johnny McCabe, 16, with two companions, halted near a lime quarry when a shotgun fired accidentally. The blast shattered his right leg, leading to immediate amputation at a local hospital. McCabe, known at Goodfriend Clothing and later B A P freight depot, lived with his widowed mother at 618 Cherry Street.
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Johnny
Manley
Andi
Woods
Mulloy
McCabe
John Mecabe
Goodfriend Clothing
Cherry Street
Scotty
Amers
WS Webb
Poison Liquor Fight Spurs National Debate On Prohibition
Federal officials debate denatured alcohol dangers as senators Edwards Copeland and Shepherd criticize Volstead era policies. Representatives Coler and Blanton urge action after rising alcohol poison deaths. Lawmakers warn of government complicity and possible erosion of liberty amid prohibition tensions.
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Edwards
The
Treasury
Wayne Hi
Tte
Judiciary Committee
Benator Shephard
House
Trantor Erat
Texas
Copeland
New York
Bruce
Maryland
Coller
Congress
Lucretia Borgia
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Blanton
Celler
Celier
Missoula Man Fatally Stricken at Hotel in Helena
AP dispatch from Helena reports Frank P. Keith a Missoula resident and Republican committee member died of a heart attack in his room at the Placer hotel. Death occurred earlier but was not discovered until evening. Keith, about 65, is survived by his widow and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Frank P. Keith
Missoula
State Republican Central Committee
Uie Placer
M. G. Balfour
Iis
David ‘T. Berg
Keith
Lynde ‘Gatlin
Missour
Paul ‘Keith
Mis
Ruth Keith
Aourt
Mia
Louis Lansing
Altress
Richard
White Plains
Deputies Retained as New Sheriff Adjusts Staff
Sheriff McLeod keeps a number of deputies under Larry Duggan as the new sheriff prepares to assume duties. Commissioners will not reduce deputy ranks yet and will avoid changes to office fare until the clerk and recorder are familiar with their work. Several deputies assist in district court departments and county attorney offices with legal documents and justice court matters, with pruning to be considered slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif McLeod
Larry Duggan
Harrington
Driecolt
Althous
Mamie Lonahan
May Crowley
Thomas O'Brien
John ‘O'Sullivan
Archie "Coutts
Tim O'Leary
Clarence Freudenstein
Board of Health
Nellie O'Connell
Molloy
Matt Ber- Ronee
Positi
Board of County Missioners
Trerkopee
Elmer Clark
Clark
Leonard Machine Shops
J. F. Driscoll
J. F. ‘Thomas
Walkerville
O'Firien
D. D. Driscoll
Mr. O'Brien
Silver resigns government post in Butte district attorney role
Francis Silver of Butte resigns as district attorney after serving since February 9 1925. Wellington D Tonkin says a successor will be announced within 12 days with a candidate from an Eastern Montana city under consideration. Silver will enter private practice after an eventful career including army service and local government service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Silver
Butte
Wellington D. Tonkin
Silver
Montana
Creighton University
California
Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
School Contract Extension Needs All Contractors’ Concurrence
An office opinion states a request by contractor Charles C Goddard to extend time for the McKinley school building cannot be granted without the concurrence of all contractors. The school board would face liability for delays caused by owner or architect actions, and contract clauses limit extensions while preserving rights to damages. The opinion concludes the request should be denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Goddard
McKinley
School Board
Architet
Gott
Northern Pacific Hospital
Lam
Ainge
County offices transferred amid appointments and changes
County officials reshuffled with Sheriff McLeod naming two new deputies and other staff moves across the clerk, health, road, and board of health offices. William Gemmell became chairman, commissions appointed Tom Kelly as county assessor, and long lists of deputies, jailers, and clerks were filled or reassigned.
Hoffman Jurors Offered Bribes Case Details Emergence
The article reports that jurors in Hoffman were approached with bribe offers connected to selecting Plunkett for jury service. Deputy US Marshal Thomas Smith testified a cad bearing Plunkett’s name was handed to him with a reference to 15 grand. Moran admitted offering 50 dollars, while Tashjian confessed to involvement, according to federal agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Smith
United States
Yentre
Thompson
Tahjian
Plunkett
Mr.Thompson
Clarence I. Converse
Tash Jian
Moran
Pimples and Skin Eruptions Cured by SSE and SSS
Skilled physicians note pimples boils and skin eruptions signal abnormal body conditions. The ad claims SSE helps nature build red blood cells and nourishes the blood. Testimonial from Mrs J W Barker Cincinnati praises SSS for clearing skin boosting strength and energy. The product is made from medicinal herbs and sold at drug stores. larger size available.
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Talso
J. W. Barker
Walnut Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Temblors Continue But Do No More Damage
A Cal Associated Press report notes recurring temblors along the San Andrews fault in Imperial Valley cause no new damage. Heavy shocks since Saturday displaced repairs in Mexicali and California. authorities plan relief measures, seek loans, and request tax relief for affected property owners. Black Butte volcanic activity near the border is reported.
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CAL
San Andrews
Imperial Valley
Mexical
International Line
Lower California
Mexico
Black Butte
San Francisco Bay Region
T. J. West
Los Angeles
West
County Board of Supervisors
Tomson
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al Glennas
W.E Carroll
Balliff
Tor Driscoll
Ju Bourquin
Tom Steatrid
J.J. Lynch
A. J. Greenough
Mike Doherty
Charles Rhoemaker
Robinson
A. McLeod
Ward Thompson
Campa
Emmet P. O'Brien
County Board
Easton
William Gemmell
Mr. Gemmell
Tim ‘Kearney
Emmett O'Brien
Gemmell
Tom Kelly
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James Burns
Hoffman
Vince
DR. Pierce
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