Mussolini Prods Italians to Back French Plan
The Italian leader urges public support for a French plan as calls grow for a probe into the entire state government. A movement to investigate the treasury and state administration is launched in parliament, signaling a broad push for economic reform and accountability.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Gland
Bonar Law
Rome
Alort
Poincare
Teparations Commission
Germany
Joint Action 15 Taken On Montana Government Cutbacks
Republicans in both houses move for a joint committee to probe civil Montana administration. The panel would study consolidating and eliminating state departments and subunits, aiming to pare boards and commissions to minimum levels, amid a Democratic push to reduce expenses and oppose new revenue.
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Helena
Civil Administration
Montana
Pauline
Flathead
Gillette
Valley
Assembly
Two Dead and 22 Missing in Bridge Disaster
Reports from Bastrop about a deadly bridge disaster include two dead and 22 missing. The scene involves a mass death toll as authorities investigate mercerious conditions and possible related charges.
Special Grand Jury Indicts M Murray in Whiskey Theft
Three indictments charging breaking and entering were returned by a special grand jury in Polk county Iowa over the theft of $30,000 worth of bonded whiskey from the jail the night of December 27. Indicted are B J Salzman Everett McMurray and Clyde McMurray. Salzman allegedly confessed to Sheriff Robb who was later jailed on disposal charges. None of the liquor has been recovered.
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Associated Prove
Des Moines
Towa
Polk County
B. J. Salzman
Trusty
Everett McMurray
City Park
Clyde McMurray
Jal
Salsman
W. B. Robb
Robb
McMurray
Everett
Sheriff and Sheriff Elect Split Jail Over Election Dispute
In Marinette Wisconsin on January 4 prisoners in the Marinette county Jail are content with meals. Ex sheriff John Doberstein refuses to surrender office to sheriff-elect Oscar Dahl arguing the special election was illegal. Both men occupy separate jail sections and feed inmates with six meals daily.
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Marinette
Wis
Marinette County
John Dober- Stein
Oscar “Dahl
Ilegal
Dahl
Doberstein
Brannon Named Chancellor of Montana University
Dr Melvin A Brannon president of Beloit College will assume the chancellorship of the Montana state university in Missoula joining the four Montana institutions in late January He has led Beloit since 1917 expanding enrolment and new departments and announced Beloit endowment success prior to his move.
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India
Wabash College
Indiana
Fort Wayne, Ind
University of North Dakota
University of Idaho
Beloit
Brannon
Phi Beta Kappa
Sigma Xi
Titc
Phi Delta Theta
University of Montana
University of
Wis
Melvin A. Branno
Beloit College
Montana State University
Chicago
North Dakota
Beloit Collex
Beloit Chamber of Commerce
Irreconcilables Line Up for Senate Reparations Fight
The irreconcilables in the Senate prepare to battle a new reparations move as Senator Lodge and President Harding discuss the Robinson bill to authorize American representation on the reparations commission. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee plans to vote on procedural steps while awaiting Mr Hughes's input.
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Commission
Lodge
Ambassador Harvey
Harding
Associated Press
Washington
Reparations Commission
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
H. Jing
George Harvey
Great Britain
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Robinson
Demo J
Arkansas
Paris
Hughes
State Department
Wee Pen
Standard Radio Best of All by Bernard Foote in New York Evening Mail
Bernard Foote, radio expert, praises a tuned Impedance DX receiver in the New York Evening Mail. The Standard radio broadcasting apparatus is lauded for clear reception from Butte, Montana, and is linked to the KAP station. The piece notes strong evening programs Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday.
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New York Evening Mail
Bernard Foote
Butte
Mont
Cin Butte
KAP
Me. Foote
Mail
Seventh Canadian church is burned in wave of fires
A string of fires across Canada reports the destruction of church properties. The Good Shepherd convent at St George de Heatce, Quebec, was razed shortly after midnight, marking the eleventh such blaze in a year. Earlier, the Provencher school in Manitoba, under St Boniface control, was destroyed by fire with an estimated loss of 106000 dollars. no one was inside the building.
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Quebec
Canada
Good Shepherd Convent
St George de Heatce
Winnipeg
Manitona
Provencher” School
St. Boniface
Toll of Cowlitz river bridge disaster climbs
Emergency crews recovered no bodies as the Cowlitz river bridge wreckage search stretched into night. Two men, C. McDonald and Harry Kirk, died of injuries. many missing feared dead among workers and transients in Kelso and Woodland amid salvage operations and anxious onlookers.
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Kelso
Wash
Cowlitz River
C. McDonald
Vancouver
Harry Kirk
Issing
Bryan Brother Inaugurated Nebraska Governor
Lincoln January 4. William Jennings Bryan attended as Charles W. Bryan, a Democrat, was inaugurated governor of Nebraska at a joint legislative session. He succeeds Republican Samuel R. McKelvie. In his inaugural address he outlined plans to reorganize state government.
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Lincoln, Neb
William Jennings Bryan
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Samuel R. McKelvie
Repub Mcan
Bryan
Husband Kills Wife and Three Children Then Self
Chicago police report that William Tiller shot and killed his wife and their three children before taking his own life. Neighbors found the scene after failing to see any of the family.
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Chicago
William Tiller
Silver Purchase Extend Under Pittman Act Provisions
Government moves to extend silver purchases beyond one year under the Pittman act. Senator King of Utah introduces a bill directing the secretary of the treasury to procure domestic silver at a set price for at least one year from September, with possible extension. The plan aims to maintain stockpiles and ensure continued purchases if needed.
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King
Utah
Rensurer
Freight Train Crash Kills Four Near Brookfield
Four people died instantly when two Chicago Burlington & Quincy freight trains collided head on four miles west of Brookfield. Engineer Noah Wilson from Brookfield and fireman Clyde Moll were among the injured. More than a dozen freight cars and the engines were wrecked in the crash. Authorities had not yet established responsibility.
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Ian
Burlington & Quincy
B. N. Barclay
NoAh Wilson
Brookfield
May
B. F. Erdman
BL W
Birmingham
Clyde Moll
Aiten
Girl Accidentally Shot While Kneeling at Confession
Myrtle Collette, 16, kneeling at confession at Saint Joseph’s Church Myrtle Avenue yesterday around 5 pm was shot in the right leg when an automatic revolver in her coat pocket discharged. The gun, owned by her father, had been given to another man to return home. She is hospitalized at St James with wounds to the thigh and calf. priest and another girl present. Police and medical staff attended. recovery expected barring infection.
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Second
Utah
Myrtle Collette
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