Investigation Continues In Dines Shooting Case
Los Angeles January 5 AP reports ongoing inquiry into the shooting of Courtland Dines by Horace A. Greer. Mrs Edith Burns may be re questioned to clarify possession of Normand pistol. Greer seeks defense as preliminary hearing nears. Dines and Miss Normand improve in hospital. Tyson Dines Jr. arrived from Denver.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Courtland
Dines
Denver
Horace A. Greer
Mabel Normand
Edith Burns
Miss Normand
Greer
Mrs. Burns
Tyson Dines Jr
Courtland Dines
Edna Purviance
Imperial Palace Bombing Attempt Reported in Tokyo
Three bombs were thrown at the imperial palace during a Korean demonstration in Tokyo. The devices failed to explode and the assailant was arrested. The emperor and his family were not in residence, and the bomber is said to have arrived from Shanghai earlier in the day.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Jan
Imperial Palace
Shanghai
Negroes Sentenced to Die for Woman’s Murder near Van Buren
Spur geon Rack and William Bettis, both Negro, were convicted of the murder of Mrs. Effie Mitchell Latimer at her home near Van Buren Arkansas. They were sentenced by Judge Cochrane to die in the electric chair on February 15.
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Associated Press
van Buren
Ark
Spurgeon Rack
William Bettis
Effie Mitchell Latimer
Here
Cochrane
Freely Admits He Stole Checks and Got Money
Will Wallace, a young man, confessed to police after his arrest at the Montana Jewelry store in connection with a New Year’s burglary at the Elm Orlu Mining office. He admitted stealing pay checks last July and this month, cashed several for amounts totaling over 200 dollars, and used a forged signature to pass two more at local stores.
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Freely
W. D. Mangum
Elm Orlu Mining Company
Will Wallace
Young Wallace
Montana
East Park Street
Cnlef
Murphy
O'Donnell
Washington Street
Wallace
Elm Orlu
Cewishi
Frank H. Cooney First To Enter Montana Race
Frank H. Cooney of Missoula filed his petition with the secretary of state today as the first entrant in Montana's 1924 state election for the democratic nomination for lieutenant governor.
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Frank H. Cooney
Montana
Associated Press
Helena
Missoula
Secretary of State
Possible halt to federal irrigation projects in Northwest
James Harbert of Polson reports a warning that the federal reclamation program may be discontinued in the Northwest. Senator Walsh and H B Blaine seek vetted data from commercial bodies on crops and values from Huntley Milk River Lower Yellowstone and Flathead projects to present to Congress. The alarm comes as the Senate fact finding committee reviews the situation.
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Missoula
Northwest
James Harbert
Polson
Northwestern Reclamation League
T. J. Walsh
Montana
Walsh
BH. F. Blaine
Legislative and Educational Committee
Western States Reclamation Association
Blaine
Huntley
Milk River
Yellowstone
Flathead
Spry
Utah
General Land Office
Senate
Stern States Reclamation Association
Congress
Senator Walsh
Harbert
Arms Shipment Schemes Spur New Orleans Negotiations
Mexican revolutionary leader Adalfo de la Huerta plans to buy 3,000,000 rifle cartridges and 5,000 rifles in New Orleans, aided by agent Teodoro Frezieres. U S officials, including Col. George R. Shanton, warn of arrest for conspiracy while awaiting official Washington consent to shipment. Frezieres seeks quotes from local dealers as he outlines bonds and warehousing in the city.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Adalfo de la Huerta
Vera Cruz
Teodoro Frezieres
Washington
Mexico
Frezieres
de la Huerta
United States
George R. Shanton
Federal Department of Justice
Shanton
Department of Justice
Venizelos Collapses During Greek Assembly Session
Former Greek Premier Venizelos, elected president of the national assembly, grew pale and suffered a heart attack during today’s session. A heart specialist joined physicians as Venizelos was escorted home in an ill state. The assembly proceeded with electing a permanent president amid the crisis.
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Athens
Venizelos
National Assembly
M. Venizelos
Assembly
M. Papanastasiou
Mellon plan to spark battle in Congress over surtax cuts
Democrats press for deeper cuts in the present 50 percent surtax and for tax relief on smaller incomes while Secretary Mellon defends a 25 percent top rate. Senators and veteran lawmakers push for a conference on a bonus bill ahead of broader tax legislation amid war-time tax debates.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mellon
Congress
Treasury
Couzens
Republican
Michigan
House Republicans
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Democrats
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Tutankhamen Coffin Not Opened This Season Carter Delays
Howard Carter delays unwrapping Tutankhamen to next season delaying radiographs to confirm age at death and possible assassination. Egyptian government confirms body will remain in the sarcophagus as Amer Hotep II mummy stays in its tomb. The tomb’s grandeur and the life sized statues of the king underscore an impressive burial. Continued on page 8 column 3.
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King Tutankhamen
Carter
Tut
Associated Press
Luxor
Egypt
Howard Carter
Amerhotep II
Valley of the Kings
Tutankhamen
President and Mrs Coolidge Sail On Mayflower In Chilly Channel Cruise
Undeterred by northwesterly winds and winter cold, President Coolidge Mrs Coolidge and about 20 friends cruised seven hours aboard the Mayflower from the navy yard up the Washington Channel to Quantico Va. Dinner followed by a motion picture. A second ship began its around the world voyage as a wireless message flashed from Rocky Point.
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Washington
Chan
Vermont
Potomac
Quantico
Navy
Charles Benter
Magee Libel Trial Goes to Jury in New Mexico
Santa Fe New Mexico January 6 Magee Albuquerque editor Carl Magee faces a jury over a criminal libel charge accusing Clarence J Roberts former Supreme Court justice of discarding 600 to 800 democratic ballots. Judge Holloman instructs malice not needed to prove criminal libel.
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Associated Press
Santa FE
N. M
Carl Magee
Albuquerque
Supreme Court
Clarence J. Roberts
Reed Holloman
Magee
District Court
Roberts
Holloman
Cold Wave Grips Midwest and Virginia Minn at 39 Below
A severe cold wave across the nation causes numerous deaths and widespread disruption. Virginia Minnesota records 39 degrees below zero the coldest in the United States with nearby towns at 38 and 37 below. Chicago sees six deaths with suburban readings of 22 below.
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Virginia
Minn
United States
Associated Press
Chicago
North Central
Illinois
Kansas
Missouri
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Minnesota
Iowa
Mankato
Gordon
Neb
St. Louis
St. Paul
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Fargo
N. D
South Dakota
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Salina
Kan
Lake Erie
Ohio
Columbus
Cincinnati
Alabama
Louisiana
Tennessee
Georgia
Order Bond Sale to Build Gym at School of Mines
Montana state board of examiners authorized 555000 dollars in educational bonds to fund a gym and library at the State Normal Dillon and a gym at the School of Mines Butte. Bonds advertised January 21. Architects named: Fred L. Wilson for the Normal gym, McIver and Cohagen for the Normal library, Arnold and Van Houre for the Mines gym.
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School OF Mines
Associated Press
Helena
State Board of Examiners
State Normal
Dillon
Butte
Fred L. Wilson
Bozeman
Normal School
McIver & Cohagen
Billings
Normal
Arnold & van Houre
Mines School
Borah opposes veterans bonus as tax cuts take priority
Idaho Senator William E. Borah told New York Republicans that tax reduction should lead in national policy and cannot be reconciled with a soldiers bonus. He warned against a permanent debt of 4 to 6 trillion dollars while offering a temporary tax cut of 140 to 150 million. Spafford urged a bonus backed by 18.9 million votes, but Borah said 29 senators would oppose a bonus if votes against it reached ten billion.
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Associated Press
New York
William E. Borah
Idaho
National Republican Club
Edward E. Spafford
New York State
American Legion
Borah
Legion
Mellon
Spafford
Parker Gillbert
the Treasury
Rockefeller Friend Dies on Ormond Beach Golf Day
Ashton Harvey of New York died suddenly on the Ormond Beach course while playing a twosome with John D. Rockefeller Jr. Harvey collapsed near the first green after complaining of heart trouble. Rockefeller and aides tried to help him to a nearby barracks before he died.
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Associated
Ormond Beach
Fla
Ashton Harvey
New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Mr. Harvey
Mr. Rocket
Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Harvey
Bell
Nivst
Plan for universal peace to be published tomorrow
New York Jan 5 plan for universal peace winner of Bok prize will be published Monday by the American Peace award A national referendum will be started through newspapers magazines and organizations to place the ballot before about 110000000 Americans The plan chosen by the Bok jury would earn the author 60000 more from the 100096 prize funds and public approval would distribute the remaining 60000 if the plan wins nationwide support
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Associated Press
New York
Edward W. Bok
United Eitates
Bok
Wubiouttan
Buat
Denort 'Ey
Wearance Ulpe
Railrouda
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