Train wreck near Missoula leaves one dead
A derailment of seven coaches of the Olympian passenger train 38 miles west of Missoula results in one death and numerous injuries. At least 12 people are hospitalized and 10 more slightly hurt as engineers halted the train after the derailment at 1 67 clock. Passengers slept through the disaster as lights failed and crews worked in darkness. Mrs Jacob Gonnerman, 63, of Dysart Town, dies crushed under a coach. other victims include her husband.
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Rex Missoula
Olympian
Milwaukee Railroad
Cyr
Missoula
Mian
Santward
Jacob Gonnerman
Dysart
Jacob Gonnnerman
Marines Land in Nicaragua to Protect American Interests
A summary reports that six addit stations and 400 marines landed to safeguard American interests in Nicaragua. Rear Admiral Latimer states sailors and marines landed at Puerto Cabezas Managua and other points near the capital. President Diaz is recognized by Washington.
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Diay
Addit Sary
Nicaragua
Latimer
Hax
Betaix
Jm Sacusa
Liberal
Truefields
Puerto Cabeza
Managua
Pital
Muefields
Puerta
Auder
Diaz
Forest Service Plans 2 Year Expenditure For Glacier Route
The U S Forest Service will spend funds over the next two years on the Mor t Fast Route from Butte to Yellowstone. The Columbia Falls Glacier Park highway is set to receive 150000 this year and 100000 for work next year.
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U. S. Forest Service
Four Die in Crossing Crash in Superior
Four persons were killed and 17 injured when a Groat Northern passenger train hit a trolley at a grade crossing in Superior. The dead include Fred Ryan, 22, and William Manning, both of Superior, plus two unidentified women. The trolley car was stalled after the gates dropped and the pole was knocked from the wire. The engine crew sustained minor injuries. the watchman escaped unharmed.
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Jan
Groat “Northern
Fred Ryan
William Manning
Superior
Lawmakers Seek Assignments On Few Committees
The Twentieth Montana legislature appears to focus on appropriations agriculture banking highway and game laws as requests for committee assignments rise. Members show strong interest in committees handling these topics while judiciary livestock labor revenue and taxation and public lands receive less demand. Continued on page 4 column 6.
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House
Butte Passengers Tell Of Wrecked Train Experience
Butte residents among those aboard Milwaukee No. 18 when it derailed at Cyr Montana described a scene of overturned Pullmans and passengers sliding between berths. Mrs Senemann Carl Jensenor and others suffered minor injuries. Survivors praised swift relief trains and railroad officials for care after the wreck.
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Butte
Milwaukee Road
K. D. Holmes
Floral Boulevard
Emann
Navy to reinforce Nicaragua squadron with 4000 Marines
Six more American war vessels proceed or prepare to sail to Nicaragua under Rear Admiral Latimer to reinforce the cruiser destroyer and submarine tender squadron. A 4000 member expeditionary force will guard the capital Managua from Galveston relief. The State Department notes arm shipments to Nicaragua may continue under Diaz while maintaining U S policy to stabilize Latin America.
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Washington
Nicaran
Latimer
Niesras Rua
Trent
Galveston
State Department
Kellogi
Diaz
Nicaragua
United States
Pot
Tte
Rms
Latin
Mexico
Sacasa Arte
American Ship Sends SOS From Atlantic
An SOS relayed by the Japanese steamer Taio Maru to the Charleston navy yard reported an American vessel Numdia missing at sea. The message gave coordinates 39 10 north and 22 minutes west, about 1600 miles east of New York. calls for immediate assistance were issued at 1 19 this morning.
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Boston
Naval Communications Division
Charleston Navy Yard
Mensage
New York
Navy Yard
Ondale
Election contest against Senator Charles B. Taylor
A senate committee met on January 6 to consider the election contest filed in August. The petition claims irregular voting practices affected the outcome against incumbent Senator Charles B. Taylor.
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Prinegen
Senate
Cone
Srerigan
Charles B. Taylor
Montana Potato Growers Select Butte for Annual Display
Montana potato growers chose Butte as the site for the annual display of their product. The minutes discuss certification rates for the coming season and discourage state trips to avoid overexpansion, with support for the "annual" display and farm tours at the Montana Experiment Station.
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Montana
Butte
Bozeman
Jan
Geral
Second View
Andreace
Montana “Experiment Station
St Ceneral
Sandnem
Peetment Station
Maken Po
Federal court clears 51 prohibition cases in single day
Federal Judge George Bourg disposed of 51 prohibition actions in one day, sentencing 30 to jail and imposing fines totaling 5 400. The heaviest sentence was 45 days, the largest fine 500 dollars. A parade of defendants returns today with 29 actions slated.
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George Bourg
Dynamo
Jurispructen
Fom
Semire
John Hares
Ian Suen Ti
Tara
Thule
Jude
Frank Toole Dies in Anaconda Popular State Figure
Frank Toole, longtime Anaconda and state figure, died at St. Anne hospital in Anaconda shortly before 9 o clock. He was a well known citizen with broad community ties and miner connections. Born March 24, 1562 in Madison Wisconsin, he was the son of William and Ora Ryan. The death announcement described his vitality and the shock to the community.
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Frank Toole
Treasur
St. Anne Hospital
Anaconda
Toe
Aetividien
Mr. Toole
Madison
Win
Wan
William
Ora
Ryan
Russian Divorce Rules Spur Waiting Applicants
In Moscow the new marriage code accelerates divorce upon mutual wish with limited evidence while applicants queue at bureaus crowded with people seeking announcements. Officials report doubled clerks and surging queues as the reform reshapes divorce procedures and related civil rites.
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Moscow
Pittman Silver Purchase Bill Reported to House
The Pittman silver purchase bill, already approved by the Senate, has been reported by the House Banking Committee. House leaders have not decided on a vote this session. Proponents aim to act before March adjournment and hope for success. The measure would authorize the treasury secretary to buy 18,689,000 ounces of silver from U.S. mines at $1 an ounce.
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Associated Ree
Washington
Pittman
Senate
House
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Forestry bureau funds boost Madison Canyon highway plan
Butte delegation celebrates a Missoula conference decision to appropriate forest service funds for the Madison Canyon corridor. The project aims to improve westbound access from Yellowstone Park to Butte and western Montana, creating a scenic and vital artery.
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Forestry Bureau
Madison Canyon
Missoula
Butte
Montana
Yellowstone
Park
Mixter Park
West Yellowstone
Montan
Forest Service
Feier Potter
Furentey
Gould Loses Fight to Prevent Probe
The Maine senator challenged a probe into charges, but the committee rejected the motion. The panel indicated proceedings would continue, with evidence to be presented tomorrow.
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Gould
Warhington
Jan
Maine
Montanas forest road funds allotted seeking Montana projects
An east Missoula dispatch reports a 667000 allocation for Montana forest road work over the next two years. Delegations from across the state pressed for about 1500 100 in requests while the Columbia Park Glacier Park highway and Went Galla areas received major sums. Notable earmarks included 190000 for next year and 865000 for the Fork highway west of Missoula. One project, the Gard bridge at Priest Pass, was funded, while the McDonald project in Lewis and Clark county received no money.
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Missoula
Dan
Montana
State Highway Commission
Forest Service
Columbia Palk Glacier Park
Went Galla
Lewis and Clark County
Priest Pass
Republican seeks 3.114 million for Cooke City highway
Representative Leavitt of Montana introduced a bill to appropriate 3,114,000 for a Federal highway extending to the boundary of Yellowstone Park near Cooke City. The move aims to connect the park area with Cooke City through federal funding.
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Leavitt
Montina
Fed
Yele Lomal Park
Cooke Lowntone Cy
Convict Claims Evangelist Kidnap Plot Was True
MeAl Tab Oklahoma 9 memory of Aimee Semple McPherson reported convict Rickerson, a 24 year inmate, testifying a conspiracy planned to kidnap Mrs McPherson and other stars for a $2,000,000 ransom. He named two Montreal men and a 1924 furlough plan, detailing targets and a proposed sequence of abductions. He said authorities would link him to the plot after a robbery conviction in Tulsa County.
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Okla Gan
Aimee Semple McPherson
Knevien
Arin
DY Coleman ‘Iickerson
Ate
Franson
Casper
Rickerson
Kimee McPherson
Mary Pekford
Jackie Coogan
Maude Tee Mudd
Niltie Dansonie
Oke
Mah
Okla
Brook
Tym Ha
Joklyn
Stout Jana
Tulsa County
Oxlatoma
Tickerson
Mra McPherson
Apiene
Kang Re
Ater
Tareeny
Fort Leavenworth
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Mort
Columbia Falls
Glacier Park
Lawsmiakers
Agriculture and Banking Bodies
Alberton
Milwaukee
Holmes
Peel
Mis
Waukee Road
Rummel
Phelan
E. A. Peel
Epoke
Twan Sung
NAVY
Jan. T
W.N. Richardson Jr
Ait Managua
Ane Taylor Co
Hebgen Lake
Yellowstone Canyon
Gardiner
Corwin Springs
Cooke City
Oklahoma Penitentiary
Mrs. McPherson
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