Treaty basis eyed in bid to block act on Indians
In Philadelphia on January 7, Paul Diabo an Iroquois test case questions whether the 1924 Immigration Act can override the 1796 treaty with Six Nations. The case centers on whether North American Indians entering from Canada can be treated as aliens under federal law. Diabo was released on $500 bail as a writ of habeas corpus was issued pending January 18 hearing.
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Philadelimia
United States
Canada
Paul Diabo
United States Supreme Court
Diabo
North America
Toa Diabo
Inez March
Six Nations
Thee” Fuling
Warrendeera
Adrian Honnelly
Bonnelly
Dickinson
Fatal Injury In Car Crash Near Three Mile House
A man died from internal injuries after being struck by a car driven by Kugawa as pedestrians reportedly walked along the pavement near the Three Mile house. Witness accounts from Ferko and Martin varied, with Kugawa claiming the victims staggered into the vehicle and others detailing different paths and speeds. The driver, accompanied by Miss Crowley and others, cooperated with police and was questioned at the county attorney's office.
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Kugawa
Martin
Ferko
Perko
Anne Crowsey
Hamilton’ Block
Creamery
Harry Deacon
Casey Street
Tony Novak
Arlington Hotel
Connell
Th. Ferko
Avement
Ward
Three Mile
Maud
Jim Larkin
Dan Mooney
Five Mile
Miss Crowley
Deacon
Novak
Mr. O'Connell
Trial opens in Farwell for murder of nine Hassell family
Five jurors were tentatively chosen as the venire of 108 exhausted and an additional 80 men ordered when court adjourned in Farwell Texas for the trial of George J Hansell. He is charged with killing his wife and eight stepchildren and first faces the slaying of his eldest stepson and nephew Alden Hassall 21.
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Farwell
Texas
George J. Hansell
Hassell
Alden Hassall
Ory Law Chief Loses High School Post
Contained from page one a report from Washington notes Alonzo C. Davis deputy administrator for Wyoming heads a Montana district reorganization conference. Congress suggests headquarters may return to Helena with Rossa and Welliver reinstated after resignations. Alonzo Osis named temporary successor to Elias Marsters as prohibition administrator for Montana Wyoming and Idaho with prior service as deputy U.S. marshal.
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Rone
Helena
Washington
Alonzo C. Davis
Wye ‘d
District 1
Andrews
Tharlen
Rosesa
Welliver
Alonzo Osis
Elias Marsters
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
United States Marshal
Woods nomination attacked over coal ties and Lake case
On January 7 a Senate committee heard Albert M. Belcher of Charleston West Virginia argue that Cyrus E Woods of Pennsylvania should not join the Interstate Commerce Commission because of his coal industry connections and his role as attorney in the Lake Palmyra coal rate case. Belcher contended Woods is disqualified from participation in the case or its continuation, given his corporate ties and prior involvement.
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Washington
Cyrus E. Woods
Pennsylvania
Inexstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Counsil
Virenna
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Albert M. Belcher
Charleston
W. Va
Woods
Torney
Pargo
Butte Man Martin Dies in Accident in Butte
In an accident in Butte Martin, a Butte boy, was married. Surviving relatives include widow Mrs. Montana Martin, daughter Margaret M, son Christopher Thomas, brother John Martin, and Uncle Jim Martin, all of Butte. The body is at Sherman Reed chapel awaiting funeral arrangements. Coroner Pat Holland to hold an inquest. Martin was son of the late Larry Martin and brother of Chris Martin, one of the first boys killed in action. Ferko recently arrived in Butte from Taaho. He and Ward are boarders at the Martin home. All principals in the accident will be questioned at the county attorney’s office. Galoshes are to be manufactured by a cooperative society in chilly Sweden.
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Martin
Butte
Montana Martin
Margaret M
Christopher Thomas
John Martin
Jim Martin
Sherman & Reed
Pat Holland
Larry Martin
Chris Martin
Ferko
Taaho
Ward
County Attorney's Office
Chinese Troops Tighten Grip Amid Hankow Turmoil
Dispatches report chaos as Chinese soldiers seize control of Hankow concessions, displacing foreign powers and prompting Americans and Britons to evacuate. News circulated of canal controls, naval presence on the Yangtze, and calls for order while officials debate protection of lives and property.
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Na Honalists
Warchipa
Matza
Huninesa
Reuter
Asiatic Peetroleum Company
Chi Rene
Enen
Prltich
Ceneral
Chisnoge
Japanens
Consil
Afto
Hankew Tool
Hong Kong Bank and Asiatic Hetroleur Company
Toent Kuomina Tant
Tonk
Thitish
Eugene Chen
Anther
Hankow
Meltoh Conmul-Ceneral Goffe
Bruiner
Yangtze
Eallora
Ma- Tinen
First Day Radio Telephone Links Global Newsrooms
The London and New York dispatches marked the first full day of the new transatlantic radio telephone service. Officials noted clear reception after an initial hiccup, with press figures like Adolph Sachs and Jeffrey Dawson among those making quick inquiries. Major financial and news exchanges, including the International Acceptance Bank and Midland Bank, placed large foreign exchange calls and arranged settlements, while interest in the service kept it running well past the planned 1:30 pm close as demand surged at 25 dollars per minute.
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G. Evelyn V. Murray
British General Post Office
High Seas
Atlantic
Houston
Associated ‘Se
Adolph Sachs
New York Times
Jeffrey Dawson
London ‘Times
Gitfard
London Express
New York Evening World
London
City
Associated Press
New York
Canada
United States
Prince of Wales
He Fay
International Acceptance Bank
Midland Bank, Ltd
Midland Bank
Convictions Rush Through Court In Eleven Days
The session resulted in 144 convictions with varied penalties including six months per count for Hunter Dillon and a concurrent schedule after two months, Julio Cola receiving five months and a $100 fine, and minor fines like $8 for Jack Smith. Prohibition officer authority was cited to justify entering a distillery. Many pleas were entered and some changes of heart noted as cases concluded with fines, probation, or suspensions.
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Hunter Dillon
Tne
Dillon
Julio Cola
Jack Smith
Prohibition
Ben Holter
Internal Revenue Section
Cola
United States
Dan Mulloy
Noes
Toui Kohl
M. Lilly Almisaed
Billon Aents
Joan Kelly
Shieh
Yeaterday
Zourick
Yall
John Gulacco
Jay Carroll
Gail
George Clayton
Costa
Mike Healy
Tom Shea
Tinew
Charles Kennedy
Hams
Hams, #75 and coat; Mee
J.B. Ran‘cin
Ettore Scatagiten
New York Speakers End Stewardship Conference
A two day United Stewardship council session sponsored by the revival Ministerial association ended at First Baptist Church New York City with Rev David Latshaw as speaker. Four New York divines received appreciation and attendance reached about 40 people for questions and luncheons at M C A Broadway cafeteria and earlier at the Butte ministers conference.
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United Stewardship Council
Reviow Ministerial Association
David Latshaw
New York City
New York
Butte
First Baptist
David McConausky
Stean Arashi
Dr. Latshaw
Dr. Tatshaw
Broadway
de, Eatshaw
Mane Solon Strikes Back at Aggressive Canadian Deals
The Mane Solon recounts alleged breach of agreements by Canadian officials. Partners withdrew after a dispute over a $100,000 payment to Premier Flemming, made with funds from bond sales in London. Gould says graft was rejected. Lisman claimed the handshake signaled the payment, amid company losses and pursuit of additional funds for housing needs in England.
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Clark
Flemming
F ‘of
New York
Lisman
Gould
London
Senator Upset Over Administration Policy On Nicaraguan War
Reported disagreements surfaced with the White House as Senator Fora criticized U S policy while an American naval squadron under Rear Admiral Latimer faced movements near Nicaragua. The Galveston left Corinto at daybreak amid rumors of a Mexican gun runner and undisclosed mission. Two hundred liberal troops occupied Nagarena as conservatives withdrew toward Granada, with calls to declare Tama neutral to protect American interests.
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Galveston
Corinoto
Nicaragua
Bay of Fonseca
Latimer
White House
Fora
Yesterdy
Lena Swanson
Virginia
Foreign Relations Committee
Robinson
Arkanas
Ute
Horan
Inquirers
United States
Preadent
Managua
Nanaime
Granada
Mherais
Eac
Ercondido
Tinefields
Diaz
Tama
Sacasa
Cmmand
Scrces
Relief from Skin Torture Promised by 8 8 8 Remedy
Personal testimonial claims 8 8 8 cures eczema after six bottles. Cites Cleophas Forte of Soldiers and Sailors Home Quincy as grateful user. States product is vegetable and extracted from fresh roots, advertised in drug stores in two sizes.
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Cleophas Forte
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Quincy
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