Croatian miner fatally shot in Thornton alley near Park street
George Grshak, a Croatian miner of 343 East Park Street, was killed just after 11 last night when a slayer crouched in Thornton alley outside 300 East Park Street fired. Witness Sam Chupka said Grshak cried out I am hurt and fell as the assailant, known only as Mike, fled toward Park Street after an argument over Victrola music at 304 Haats Quarts. Police pursue the unidentified suspect amid reports of a feud between Grehak and Mike.
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Dr Norman Bridge Dies After Brief Illness
Dr Norman Bridge, 80, vice president of Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Co, died here late today after a brief illness. A physician, educator and philanthropist, he was long associated with Pan-American and had global reputation. He and his wife recently celebrated a golden wedding anniversary at their home.
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Dr Bridge
Warren 15 Chooses Replacing Attorney General Warren
Nomination for the replacement of Attorney General Warren was sent today. The appointment to succeed Associate Justice McKenna was referred to the judiciary committee. Senator Couzens noted the Michigan delegation remains in the House as the process moves toward Senate action.
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Sencar Hades
Sheffield confirmed as envoy to Mexico
Senate confirmed James R. Sheffield of New York City as ambassador to Mexico. The action was reported by the Associated Press from Washington on June 19.
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Mexico
Associaton Press
Washington
James R. Sheffield
New York City
Senate
Oldest Montana Physician Opens Butte Office
The United States’ oldest active physician, Dr. C. B. Whitford aged 90, plans to resume practice in Butte. A pioneer dating to 1864, Whitford will work with his son Dr. C. Whitford, 99, a graduate of the Electric Medical Institute of Ohio, who remains sharp despite mature years.
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Montana Territory
Butte
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Montana
Oregon
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Femoved
C. Whitford
Governor Dais Son Denies Involvement In Brie Disclosure
The son of Governor Dais states that his father had no role in the Brie matter. He refutes suggestions of any official involvement and cites family integrity and duty. The comment arrives as officials review the incident and public interest remains high.
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Dais
Brie
Kansas Governor’s Son Denies Knowledge Of Pardon Deal
Topeka Jan 10 The governor’s son Russell Davis stated he acted alone in an alleged 1000 payment for a pardon and had no knowledge his father was involved. Reports spread of other irregularities as Kansas begins the 1926 legislative session.
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Associated Press
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Gadon
Russell Davis
Jonathan M. Davis
Kansas
Young Davis
Executive
Fred W. Pullman
Potten Kansay City
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Grimith Aldrough
Kanais
Ima
Banker Blyke Dies In Chelan Gorge Suicide
Wash Jan 19 Van Blyke cashier of the Miners and Merchants Bank of Chelan drove his car into the Chelan Gorge and died. An alleged defalcation of 45000 in bank accounts was reported. He left Chelan for the station then turned back and plunged. A note to his wife was found. He was about 30, survived by widow and one child. He stood well in the community.
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Va Syke
Powers Reach Agreement On Reparations Problems
A three day conference among finance ministers from the United States Great Britain Italy France Belgium and Japan concluded with a general accord on broad lines for German reparations The plan includes a staged payment setup from September 1926 and merges US occupation costs and war damages into a single regime subject to Washington approval The outcome was viewed without strong public enthusiasm and requires final consent from Washington amid ongoing negotiations
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Italy
France
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Trial of Onladih in historic murder betrays empires
Moscow reports detail the trial of 65 year old Onladih once linked to the 1881 Alexander II assassination. He faces charges of treason and betraying accomplices, with thousands of documents to be produced. The case unfolds amid revolutionary era tension and state security intrigue.
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Porter novelists estate to daughter in probate filing
In Los Angeles today the will of Stratton Porter, novelist and naturalist killed in an early month accident, left the estate to his daughter Jeanette Porter Meban. The value is estimated at more than 20000 dollars with stipulations to provide for her children and to carry out his wishes.
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Jeanette Porter Meban
Luther to Create German Ministry
Berlin dispatch reports Chancellor Marx’s party holding a stormy conference on the fusion and the path for Dr Beaune to retain the portfolio as minister of state Luther. The ultimate success hinges on clerical party decisions tomorrow shaping floor support in the Reichstag.
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Change in Cabinet Revives Rumors of Party Quarrels
The White House announces Charles E Hughes will retire as secretary of state on March 4. Frank Kellogg will succeed him as secretary of state, with Kellogg already ambassador to Great Britain. President Coolidge praises Hughes and notes his 20 years of public service.
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Washington
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Week of Changes in Offices Amid Supreme Court Resignations
Reports indicate a week of changes in offices as resignations and appointments have been announced since last Monday. The capital awaits further details on personnel shifts and anticipated retirements before March.
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Neu Shen
Supreme Court
Washington bids its farewell to Jules Jusserand
The article notes the farewell of Jules Jusserand with mentions of key figures and cabinet members Beore aries Weeks Mellon Ione Moorer and Davis among others. It cites Melieynolde as an icon and references numerous government members in a historic sendoff.
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Kansas Court Outlaws Ku Klux Klan Ideology
A Kansas district court rules against the Ku Klux Klan in a case tied to charter board actions. The decision ousts the group from activities in HSA, Kansas, signaling legal disfavor and enforcement of local governance rules.
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Mabel Willebrandt Considered for U S Bench
The Associated Press reports Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrandt assistant attorney general in charge of prohibition enforcement is being considered for a federal judgeship with White House talks and Senate recommendations noted. Her Los Angeles home and long service in the administration frame the nomination debate amid controversies tied to enforcement policy.
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