Gales Sweep East Coast Storm Hits Light Craft
Eight men were killed and five seriously hurt as a northeast storm brought snow from Florida to New England and Ohio Indiana and Michigan. A 35 mile gale drove four barges ashore near Sandy Hook while Coast Guard stations aided. Four died in Staten Island after an automobile skidded and overturned. Two motorists died at a Chicopee railroad crossing. Four Canisius College students returning from a basketball trip were injured.
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Florida
New England
Ohio
Indiena
Michigan
New Jersey
Pennsylva
Virginia
New
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Atlantic
Coa Buard
Hastern ‘Transportation Company
Wilminton
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Staten
Chicopee
Mass
Canisius College
Buffalo
New Golconda Vein Opened in Wyoming Mine
The Associated Press reports a new vein of gold and platinum discovered in the Cue Gold Mining tunnel near Centennial Wyoming. Alfred Daykin, president and superintendent, says the vein is about three feet wide and 300 feet long, yielding about 225 dollars per ton in gold and roughly 100 dollars in platinum with palladium values, located four miles from Centennial and 30 miles from Laramie.
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CUE Gold Mining Company
Centennial
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Alfred Daykin
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Daykin
Laramie
Officers of ship held responsible for sub disaster
A naval court of inquiry found the submarine S-51 was rammed and sunk by the steamer City of Rome near Block Island on a clear moonlit night. Thirty five officers and crew died. Secretary Wilbur sent the report to the Justice Department for action while recommendations remained undisclosed.
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Naval Court of Inquiry
Block Island
City of Rome
Savannah Line
Department of Justice
Wilbur
A Marine
Navy Department
Cheating Ethical Students Debate at Pullman College
At Washington State College the Philosophy Club debated whether cheating in exams can be ethical. Some argued that for honors family pressure or unselfish motives cheating may be proper. Others drew the line at habitual deception, but many believed crimes could be permissible under certain circumstances.
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Pullman
Wash
Philosophy Club
Washington State College
Montana bonuses paid to five men for Chicago show wins
Five Montana men received bonus checks totaling 325 dollars for top honors at the 1925 International hay and grain show in Chicago. Awards included world sweepstakes wheat 150 dollars to L E Peterson and world sweepstakes oats 50 dollars to Peterson, world sweepstakes barley 100 dollars to C Edson Smith, first place hard red winter wheat 60 dollars to T H Busteed, and timothy seed 26 dollars. Checks sent to Bozeman for presentation at regional meetings.
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Billings
All-Montana Development Association
Montana
Chicago
Yates
Fishtail
Stillwater
L. E. Peterson
Victor
Ravalli County
Edson Smith
Corvallis
T. H. Busteed
Stillwater County
Timothy
A. J. Ognard
Montana Seed Growers Association
Ogaard
Bozeman
W. A. Selvidge
All- Montana Development Association
World War Veteran Confesses to double murder loot motive
Arthur Thomas Hesterly, a World War II veteran who escaped a government hospital for the insane in Iowa, confessed to killing rancher Peter Jacobi and Ida Latseh at the Jacobi ranch near Forsyth. He described planning the robbery for hours, beating Latseh, and disposing of the bodies in a haystack after hiding blood traces, aiming to loot the isolated property along the riverbank. He was moved from Forsyth jail to a neighboring county for confinement as investigators pursue charges.
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Jacobi Ranch
Forsyth
Janiece
Fel- May
Jacobi Place
Haynes
Cording
Hasterly
Hensterly
Hesterly
Ing
Jacops
Five Drowned in NJ Barge Disaster
Five people die in a barge collision and wreck off Beabrigh t Cove as waves lash two vessels. One victim is Evelyn B Cahill, a woman whose body washed ashore. The barge J Hopper broke tow near the Goliath during a heavy storm and could not aid due to high seas. other bodies remain unrecovered.
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Associated Press
Beabright
N. J
J. Hopper
Highland Beach
Bride of One Day Dies in Fire After Wedding Night
Marie Maren killed herself by setting fire to her clothes after a brief marriage. Her 36-year-old husband, Yerely, tried to extinguish the flames. No motive for the bride's action has been found.
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Marie Maren
Hale 10 Indicted For Second Murder Count
Hale known as King of the Osage Hills faces a second murder charge in Oklahoma country death cases. The U S grand jury here charged complicity in the death of Mary van and Omger Wie, with another count tied to a prior bombing linked to the Weather of nearly seven hundred. The first murder charge, tied to the March 1934 death of Weirtax, was returned earlier by state authorities naming Hale in a case brought by John Narmnay, a farmer in Palefex Gila County. The indictment outlines Hale’s alleged role in a conspiracy involving wealth and the deaths surrounding the Osage country.
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Pew
United States
Grand Jury
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Kue Jamey
Iwurance
Volcy
Case
Halo
Moan
John Narmnay
Palefex
Gila
Cuthiie
Hoy Lowe
United” States
Sieriet Attorne
Jal
Bet van Brouait
Powbosks
Flood Damage in Belgium Reaches Billions
Brussels Jan 9 The European floods have caused about one billion francs in damage in Belgium as waters recede. Officials indicate Liege’s factories and iron works were heavily inundated. France bears less impact though widespread destruction persists across farming regions.
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Europe
Bel
Bellgum
France
Belgium
Liege
Butte City Treasurer Dispute Ends With Oath
In Butte a flare up over the city treasurer’s office saw Riley Dessemain locking the safe and declaring himself the legal treasurer while McCarthy asserted he remains the rightful treasurer. After tense moments, McCarthy took the oath of office and assumed deputy duties as Riley retained control of the cage and office.
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McCarthy
Simon
Butte
Thomas J, McCarthy
Matt Canning
Joseph Riley
Dessemain
Sng Chee
Andrew
Bench
Mine May Murphy
Jim
City Treax
Ety
Titley
Canning
Moing
Ife
Denver Begins War on Sky Bootleggers
Denver police announced a nationwide effort to curb a flood of bonded liquor entering the city. Authorities say planes may be transporting liquor from Mexico and unloading near Denver, with patrols watching roads and searching suspicious vehicles. They claim most local liquor now comes from outside the city and Moonshine whiskey sales are at a wartime high.
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Denver
Col
Protests Presented by James R. Shephi as Ambassador
James R. Shephi delivers protest to Mexico as the United States ambassador yesterday. Officials confirm the formal gesture calling attention to a diplomatic grievance and outlining U.S. stance while awaiting Mexican response.
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James R. Shepfi
United
Invitation sent to wool growers meeting in Butte
Wool Growers invited to gather in Butte as Montana Wool Growers Association president C. M. Williams and Butte Chamber of Commerce secretary Venable plan travel to Boise January 18 for the convention opening. They are designated Montana ambassadors by the organization.
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Butte
C. M. Willams
Montana Wool Growers Asociation
Unowe
Frank Jr. Venable
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Maccom
Williams
Secret Venable
Boise
Jane
Montana Wool Growers
Montana
Paa
Legion Aims to Drive Montana Members to 5000 in 1938
Charion L. Sheridan state commander W. T. Jones state adjutant and Ward Crosby state membership director met with Southeastern Montana post representatives Saturday night to outline a plan for a Legion membership drive to secure 5000 members in Montana as part of a national goal of 59000. Similar meetings will be held by state officers at Butte next Saturday and at Havre the following Saturday.
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Associated Prows
Billings
Pledges of 1928 Recalled by Associated Press
Ambassador Sheffield filed a formal protest with Mexico over retroactive provisions in new petroleum and alien land acts. The clash centers on protecting American interests valued as high as 50 million dollars. State Department withheld the protest text, but it signals escalating tensions and possible Mexican recognition implications.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Sheffield
Mexic
State Department
Burglars Rob Dr H H James Home On West Silver
Burglars entered the West Silver Street residence of Dr H H James while the couple attended a basketball game. Jewelry valued near $700, several jewelry boxes, a fur coat, two evening gowns, and other items were stolen. the kitchen was splattered with grime and the house left in disorder. The breach appeared professional as screens and the window were cleverly opened. The couple left about seven and returned around ten.
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H. H. James
West Silver Street
James
Mra. James
Rural and City Schools Eighth Grade Exam Schedule
The coming examination for rural and city public schools will be held on the 21st and 22nd of this month. Private and parochial schools are exempt from midyear promotions. Only students recommended by teachers must take the test, covering six subjects though agriculture is excluded. County supervisors will oversee each school and receive exam questions daily from the county superintendent.
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