Irie Vet Murder Scene Described in Park Street Alley
Witnesses recount a fatal shooting near Park street where Grshka died instantly after the jet fired. Deputy Sheriff Duggan and detectives collected evidence as Katie Ugarkovich, 12, recalled the quarrel over a Victrola and the men’ s mob fueled by music. Coroner Pat Holland ordered the body moved to Cassidy Harl undertakers for an inquest.
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Marshka
Duggan
Dda
Gerry
Ugarch
Katie Ugarkovich
Chupka
Mike
Steve Ikovich
Ugarko- Sh's
Urgarmovich
Bam
George
Ugarkovich
Diangna
Grshka
Thornton Alley
Park Street
Grehak
Pat Holland
Cassidy & Harre
Crostia
Opposition Is Met By Banking Measure
The general debate on the banking bill proceeds under the five minute rule with amendments discussed but no final vote reached. Differences among Democrats emerge over the bill’s merits as Rep Stevenson of South Carolina sides with Chairman Metden and Republicans, while Steagall Goldsborough and Black lead the opposing critique.
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Associated Press
Washington
Represence Stevenson
South Carolina
Ocrat
Banking
Mittee
Meden
Representaives Steagall
Bama
Goldsborough
Maryland
New York
Kansas Chancellor Ousted by State Board
In Kansas the University of Kansas loses Chancellor Ernest H Lindley after a 1-0 state supreme court vote upholding the board’s authority to hire and dismiss the university head. Dr. Sam L. Burdick serves as acting chancellor. Gov elect Ben Paulen’s stance unclear.
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Pera. Kan
Theiversity of Kansas
State Supreme Rt
Ernest H Lindley
State Board “Administration
Sam L. Burdick
Cellor
Lindley
Gover
Ben § Paulen
Hughes resigns Kellogg chosen as secretary of state
President Coolidge accepts Charles E. Hughes resignation effective March 4 1925 Kellogg a noted lawyer and former Taft era trust prosecutor will assume the post Hughes plans to rejoin his New York law firm after four years as secretary of state The White House release confirms Kellogg’s selection and notes Hughes departure amid cabinet rumors of policy friction with Senate leaders over foreign affairs including Russian recognition
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White House
Hughes
Washington
Atlanta
American Bar Association
Kellogg
Senate
New York
Congress
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Coolidge
Mr. Hughes
Charles E. Hughes
Calm Close from Calvin Coolidge to Loyal Supporters
The note expresses deep appreciation for unwavering loyalty and friendship, praising public service, and wishing recipients well earned repose. It closes with cordial regards and signature from Calvin Coolidge, reflecting a formal, high minded tone.
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Calvin Coolidge
Kellogg’s London year ends with cabinet appointment
London observers say Ambassador Kellogg’s 12 months in the city forged ties with European leaders and shaped postwar diplomacy. His London conference work and social prominence at Crewe House boosted his credentials for a Washington cabinet post.
Wife seeks to drop Stokes prosecution
Mrs Helen Elwood Stokes of Denver Cal asks that charges against her husband W E B D Stokes and others for defaming her character be abandoned in a letter signed in her name. The case faces trial Monday with possible continuance as defense counsel is tied to another matter. Indictments were returned against Stokes Daniel Nugent and several Chicago residents on the eve of his second divorce bid.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Helen Elwood Stokes
Denver
Cal
W. EB D Stokes
New York
Robert ©. Crowe
Davis Innocent Pardons and Political Intrigue At Statehouse
The report describes ongoing debates over an independent statewide probe into pardons and alleged payoffs tied to Governor Davis. It notes remarks by Lt. Gov Bleech and Attorney General Griffith advocating a bipartisan committee, while Nixon and Pollman figures are referenced regarding alleged payments. The piece also recalls Senator Borvig’s colorful past and Uncle Dick Dickinson’s return as statehouse guide.
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Page W. Finlay
Chanute
Senator Finlay
Bleec
Ben & Paulen
Davis
Griffith
Kansas
W. A. Nixon
Nixon
A. J. Banta
Great Bend
Wichita
Kan
Dick” Dickinson
State House
Uncle Dick
Norris
Stewart
Capitol Corridors Chronicle A Senate Committee Shakeup
Helena Jan 10 Senator John Page led the senate committee on committees for years and announced journal approvals with eyes shut. This session Porter became vice chair of the Jouron committee and now handles announcements, drawing smiles and speculation about the panel.
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Helena
John Page
Senate Journal
Senate Committee On Committees
Porter
Jouron
Chouteau Salon
Jusserand Honored at Capital Banquet
A capital banquet honors French ambassador Jules Jusserand with remarks from Speaker Gillette and readings from President Coolidge Chief Justice Taft and Secretary Hughes. Jusserand reflects on American progress toward national happiness and the friendship between nations.
Summer Escapes Draw Australians to Shore and Mountains
In January, Australia experiences peak summer heat as people seek relief by heading to the coast and highlands. The public seeks cooler spots, with crowds flocking to beaches and mountain retreats in search of respite from the heat.
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Australia
Paris Parley Nears Final Agreement At Conference
The British lead in optimism over a Paris conference accord, with Winston Churchill surpassing American sentiment. Experts draft resolutions for a plenary Tuesday vote. the finance ministers meet Monday afternoon. Churchill plans to visit Clemenceau while James Logan Jr. serves on drafting teams alongside French English Italian Belgian and Japanese members.
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Winston Churchill
Churchill
M. Clemenceau
James A. Logan Jr
Muscle Shoals Bill in Fight for Life
The Underwood Muscle Shoals bill faces a critical week as the Jones amendment seeks to refer the problem to a commission. Senate leaders expect a close final vote with potential changes in timing as Norris and Curtis clash over a vote schedule. Further moves to cut debate and set a vote are planned for Monday.
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Associated Press
Washington
Underwood Muscle Shoals
Senate
Norris
Reptilican
Nebraska
Alabama
Curtis
Italian Crisis Settled As Tempest In A Teapot
Rome January 10 Italy's volatile political crisis this week cooled as Mussolini declared no early general election before 1926 barring unforeseen contingencies. Leaders from government and opposition take a respite in springlike weather, hopeful for calmer days ahead.
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Associated Press
Rome
Italy
Mussolini
Denver Youth Sought on Perjury Charge
Keith Boehm a Denver high school student is hunted on a perjury warrant for swearing to a marriage license filed a year ago claiming he was 21. The license was linked to Mae Nash and Dr. John Galen Locke a KKK grand dragon. Judge Ben Lindsey had delayed Locke on conspiracy and kidnapping charges.
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Denver
Keith Boehm
Mae Nash
John Galen Locke
Colorado
Ku Klux Klan
William Y. Hubbard
Young Boehm
Dr. Locke
Ben B. Lindsey
Mild Weekend Weather Across Northwestern States
A low pressure area moving from Alberta and British Columbia into Saskatchewan brought mild weather Saturday to the northwestern states and adjacent Canadian territory. Montana and Wyoming remained cloudy with light precipitation in a strip from interior provinces through Montana, Southern Idaho, Northern Nevada to the Pacific coast.
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Esche
Calgary
Sue Giehte
Los Angeles
Oiscewnes
Paul- Mois
Francisco
Williston
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Canadian Territory
Alberta
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Montana
Wyoming
Interior Provinces
Idaho
Nevada
Pacific Coast
Aeronauts Warn of Frenzy when Turning at 300 MPH
Experts caution that maintaining 300 miles per hour in a straight line is feasible, but negotiating curves at that speed is perilous as centrifugal force can push blood away from the pilot's head toward the feet, risking loss of consciousness.
Anniversary recalls Henry Plummer execution in 1864
The piece marks the January 10 anniversary of Henry Plummer Montana’s robber sheriff and road agent, executed in 1864 by vigilantes after a career spanning California to Montana. It notes his pursuit of Miss OBrien, sister-in-law of J A Vail, and a rift with his former ally Cleveland over the race for her affections. Cleveland's later boasts about Plummer’s California record precede a Bannack saloon incident.
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Senate
Speer
Henry Plummer
Montana
California
Plummer
Jack Cleve
Mise O’brien
J. A. Vail
Fort Shaw
Cleveland
Vail Place
Vail
Fort Benton
St. Louie
Miss O’brien
Bannack
Goodrich
Sheriff Plummer of Grasshopper District and His Downfall
Plummer, elected sheriff by miners, was a feared figure in Montana territory. He shot Cleveland after a drunken boast, then killed him a third time as desperadoes surrounded him. Known for a harsh rule, he raided freely with deputies. Plummer married in 186_, sent his wife to safety in 1863, and was executed in Alder Gulch with two deputies after praying and weeping.
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Peter Borvng
McCone County
Pete
Senate
Helena
Senator Borvig
Plummer
Grasshopper
Martha Edgerton Plassman
Montana Territory
Miss Plassman
Col
Wilbur F. Sanders
Virginia City
Cleveland
Miss O'Brien
Aldergulch
Warren selection for attorney general delayed by records review
A judiciary sub committee examined court records presented by James A. Ownley of Boulder as part of the process for selecting Warren as attorney general. The president aims to bring a seasoned public servant to his advisory council, including past leadership roles in the Republican Party. Warren was Michigan’s 1912 Republican national committeeman and helped revise party procedures and draft the Cleveland platform of last June.
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James A. Ownley
Boulder
Warren
Bas
Michigan
Cleveland
St Jacobs Oil Promises Pain Relief for Rheumatic Ailments
For 66 years millions have rubbed St Jacobs Oil on joints and muscles to ease rheumatic pain. The harmless liniment claims to stop pain, soreness, and stiffness from sciatic and back issues without burning the skin, with a 35 cent bottle guarantee from druggists.
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St. Jacobs
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