President nominates judges and consuls in Nicaragua and abroad
The president announced nominees for federal judgeships in New York and assignments on the Second Circuit, plus associate judges for the District of Minnesota and Philippine Islands. He also named consul generals for Bogota and Hankow, crowns new receivers in Utah and Alaska, and appointed a postmaster in Bibles.
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Washington
Alfred Coxe
United States
William JH. Hunt
District of Muniuuu
James FP. Stith
Generat
Vermont
Marion Nevrius
Presen
New York
Inigq
Charles Ebherhard
Kansas
Tobs
Maxmuin, Blake
Missouri
Bogota
Colombia
Robert Brent’ Mower
District of Columbia
District of Columbia at _Hankew, China: Willam ‘H
Mirgitlia
Athens
Greece
Baetorut
Clyde Bo Walker
Daha
Alaska
Vernal
Utah
Bon B, Coltyn
Btlites
Mons
Orson 8
Prickett
Mother Is Sought By Montana Boy
Dispatch reports Phil Harding seeks his three year old stepson through Tacoma and Seattle police after his mother Mrs A D Harding vanished in Dell Montana in 1998. He recalls letters from Seattle era and last contact ten months ago, asking readers for help in locating her.
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Epenint
Tacoma
Phil Harding
A. D. Harding
Haa
Alr
Heatte
Mont
Dad
Dell, Mont
Seattle
Pauriot
Move for Peace by Nicaragua’s Aye
A terse note describes a peace move attributed to Nicaraguans and phrases linked to Ridge, Co Tani, and OX. The text is fragmented, lacking clear events, dates, or direct participants beyond scattered names.
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Ridge
Nicaragua Crisis Deepens as Leaders Blame United States
Managua reports tension as President Madriz orders inquiry into executions of Americans Grace and Cannon. General Zelaya and other officials face joint responsibility. Admiral Kimball declines a gift to U S sailors amid unrest.
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Bach
United States
Géneralis
Cianada
Madrix
Amerieans
Grace
Cannon
Gajonion Seigva
Montana Officials Head East for Land and Prison Visit
Governor Norris and Attorney General Galen will leave Helena tomorrow for the East to confer with land department officers on Carey land act lands and to speed surveys of state lands. They will tour the Stillwater prison and inspect the binding twine plant as part of their itinerary. Governor Norris will attend a Governors conference in Washington on uniform legislation.
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Helena
Howe State
Galen
Land Department
Montana
Stillwater
Norris
Conference of Governors
Washington
Mtr. Galen
Wagons Carry Marooned Passengers Long Distance
Reported from Caliente at the floodbound Los Angeles Salt Lake passenger train stalled by extreme cold. Twenty degree below zero conditions stranded 12 travelers as crews plan a staged 18 mile ride to Modena, then on to Salt Lake City Friday morning.
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Los Angeles
Salt Lake
State Rejects Free Quarry Rights Bid in Helena
The state announces it will not enter quarrying business or grant free use of quarries. A tentative contract with Gaydon & Co. aims to supply stone from a Helena quarry, with bidders required to furnish samples. A $1000 aid reduction and other bids are noted as part of the negotiation.
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Strada Helena
Jun
State Heart of
Ayen
Fienivblag
Jess Luan
Gayznon & Co
Fom B. Nelena
Nbin
Auarriea
Conrad Uf Chin
Barennale
Helena
Wileh
Rtone
Helefa
Builleting
Ste
Telran
Blacks
Enn
Mide
Econera Day
Lovett
Helena Hails Tidga Appointment With Mixed Feelings
Residents of Helena react with pride and regrets as Tidga unt is named to a federal post. Friends celebrate the honor while lamenting his departure, with many congratulating him by wire. Judge Frant has long been a Helena figure, guiding local affairs for decades. The successor will take over when Tidga unt leaves later this month.
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Cola
Tidga Unt
Frant Hax
Forta Rica
Helena
Bin
Bar Express
Tegrel
Dulge Munt
Hydrophobia Breaks Out Among Zoo Animals
In Denver a hydrophobia outbreak spreads through the animal enclosures. Wolves are killed and some bears are reportedly threatened, with several wolves destroyed and others showing illness. An attendant was attacked by a timber wolf, narrowly escaping death as the incident drew attention to the zoo outbreak.
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Danver
Calo
Dani
Denver
Belng
Me Bea
Cor. Vee
Hiera
Beara
Milk Price Rise Affects Dividends, Attorney Says
New York January report argues higher milk prices will boost dividends for large dairy firms, potentially threefold from recent years. Jonas, District Attorney Whitman, and state authorities discussed the mill investigation today, with Cor not answering his assistance.
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New, York
Jom
Jonas
Districh
Whitman
New York
Willian T. Jerouie
Desperados Said to Be at Large After Jail Break
Reports from Great Falls indicate Challex Wilson Jim Kee and Pata Collins escaped from jail last evening. Authorities say the fugitives may be in a sparsely settled country and could seek an eventual escape, with limited leads on their whereabouts.
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Syeelal
Taile Standard
Grest Falls
Jun
Challex Wilson
Jimke
Pata Collins
Great Falls Smelter Reopening Plan Moves Forward
The Great Falls mill and smelter workers union advances a plan to reopen the Great Falls smelter and resume operations at the Boston and Montana line. Miners report support and no intent to interfere, with optimistic testing in Butte and a delayed shutdown resolution held in abeyance to allow planning. The Weal Stewart mine also resumed after coal shortages, signaling broader progress toward restart.
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Butte
Great Falls
Awitehmen
Lite
Boston & Montana Lme
Hutte Mluers
Minexal
Conference Committee
Boston
Adalgamater Company
Great Walls
Stocking Murder Verdict Shocks Fort Benton Jury
Special designation to Stoners Fort Benton. Jan coroner’s fury. trial over Stocking murder at the line. John Stocking testified that he was in bed when the tragedy occurred and did not witness the shooting. The elder Stocking’s death appears caused by a wound from an unknown person, with testimonies challenging the prosecution’s theory.
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de Stoners
Fort Benton
Stockhng
Mead
John Stocking
Stocking
Joh Stocking
Lig Nino
Hfe
Smelter Work Resumes After Strike at Great Falls
Boston and Montana smelter at Great Falls restarts operations with concentrator workers reporting for 8 am shifts. ore movement faces freezing issues, two sections begin, 300 ore cuts located between Hutte and Great Falls. Great Northern plans bring in outside switchmen to replace strikers, with sheriff and police on standby for potential demonstrations.
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Great Falls
Jan
Boston & Montana
Witch
Chicago
Rutte Division
Great Northern
Tre
Amete
Hutte
Sapidis
Great Nortiere
Bayington
Jncat
Polce
Forgiveness appeals from Roberta de Janon's kin after elopement
In New York, Jan Ferdinand de Janon and Mrs. Cohen plead for Roberta de Janon to return, offering forgiveness. The father and wife assure they bear only love and seek contact, warning readers not to trust newspapers and noting they have lawyers to assist.
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New York
Jan Ferdinand de Janon
Robwrts de Janon
Héelova
Walter
Ferdinand Cohen
Mrs. Cohen Itain
PMMG
Roberta
Perdinand
Age Wave
Jolian Cohen
Debate Over Panama Canal Powers in House Vote
The House approved a measure by a 119 to 104 vote granting the president authority to govern the Panama Canal Zone and complete the canal project. Debate centered on congressional power to delegate legislative authority and the scope of military, civil, and judicial powers in the zone, with representatives defending urgency amid international tensions. The bill moves to the Senate, centralizing control under the executive branch and defining courts, appeals, and penalties for zone governance.
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Washington
Cie
Pani Canal
Representativeichardson
Alabama
Committee On Foreign Affairs and
Kuller
Ohio
Townsend
Michigan
Garrett
Tennessee
Ar. Townsend
Congress
Mr. Garrett
Ane
Panama Canal
Blann
Slowisiaia
Florida
United States
Spain
Harrison
New York
Hr. Hardwick
Georgia
Senate
Canal’ Zone
Canal Commission
Supreme Court of the United States
Incontestable Marriage of King and Queen Declared
Brussels reports that despite missing royal decree from the late King Leopoldt the marriage of Prince Albert and Princess Elizabeth, now King and queen, is considered valid. The union is accepted and incontestable on constitutional grounds.
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Brussels
Bernert
Leopolt
Albart
Elizabeth
Mrs Cook Clings to Hope Amid Husbands Illness
A chaotic report from New York outlines Mrs. Cook and family reacting to Dr Cook's hospital illness. Wives and relatives, including Mrs Wadley and Mrs Dudley, express prayers for recovery while doctors handle the ongoing strain and uncertainty surrounding the mystery of his condition.
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New York
Veok
Budles
Dudley
Kook
Wadley
Tapac
United States Manchurian Plan Proposed for Railroads
A memo from the United States government proposes neutralizing Manchurian railroads under an international syndicate with U S participation. Rail supervision would be entrusted to powers responsible for financial arrangements to ensure peaceful operations. Russia would assess the plan, while the United States seeks careful study before any acceptance.
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St. Petersburg
Iussian Foreign Office
United States
Ralironda
Manchuria
China
Agen Jayan
Rusala
Staten
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