Farm Organizations Back McNary-Haugen Bill Indorsement
The Farm Organizations give blanket approval to the McNary-Haugen bill while contrasting with critics in Congress. Representative Huddleston of Alabama calls the Nicaragua policy an affront to Mexico and Senator Borah weighs in with a fresh thrust. Wood defends the president’s admonition to Mexico and Nicaragua, stressing it stops short of the big stick. White House comments are not offered.
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McNary-Haugen
Borah
Washinton
Coolidge
House
Huddleston
Labama
Mexico
Lorier
Missouri
Idaho
Senate
Aetire Wood
Senators Seek Districts for County Commissioner Elections
A proposal from several Senate members suggests dividing counties into districts for county commissioner elections. Gilboe of Ponders announced the measure, aiming to replace the current system. Also under discussion is reducing interest on state warrants from four to four and a half percent, a plan supported by Senator Rutkarn of Valley County, who notes the move could save the state about 350-4 per day.
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Associated Press
Mont
Senate
Gilboe
Ponders
Rutfcarn
Valley County
House
Ite
Kujawa Held Responsible for Martin Kuawa Death
Coroner's jury yesterday held Stanley Kujawa of 161 California avenue responsible for the death of Leo Martin, 27, of 433 Anacada road, who died six days after being struck by an automobile on New Year's Day near the Three and Five Mile posts. The verdict suggests possible charges by the county attorney.
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Leo Martin
Anacada” Road
Stanley
Kujawa
California Avenue
Martin
Agitators Resume Action in Hankow
Dispatches from Hankow report agitators active again after a British concession was overrun by Chinese mobs. Posters calling for action to Down with imperial villain spread despite orders from Chinese authorities to maintain order and not molest foreigners. O Malley arrived from Peking to enter talks with British Chargé d Affaires over the concession.
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Shanghai
Hankow
Toca
Chardea
O'Malley
Peking
Canaries Singing Contest Highlights Southern Montana Poultry Show
More than 400 birds across 25 varieties filled pens as the fourteenth annual Southern Montana Poultry Show opened at 45 East Broadway. About 20 canaries entered the singing contest judged by Leverton. first and second awards went to Mrs. C. J. Dennis. Exhibits will remain daily until Saturday. many plan to ship to Bozeman for the state show where Judge Branch will preside.
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Southern Montana Poultry” Association
East Broadway
Will
C.A
Leverton
C. J. Dennis
Maryland Avenue
Greenfield
A. R. Atkin
Butte
Bozeman
Branch
Bers
M. Hardy
Norris Goes on Trial for Life in Texas Court
In Austin Texas Dr J Frank Norris noted Fort Worth fundamentalist pastor faces a life trial with his defense focusing on a claim of imminent self defense jurors questioned about self defense belief and ministerial status five jurors selected many had read Norris Searchlight paper some questioned beliefs about evolution and creation two jurors are laborers one is retired sheriff another works in a dairy and a fifth is a widower with church ties
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Austin
Texas
Law
J. Frank Norris
Fort Worth
Doner
Norris
D. B
Ork Speenea
Cate
Dagen
Laper
Norrie
Chipps
Rad
Ku Klux Klan
J.T. Wood
Fehureh
Lowly Watch Causes Breach in Radio Communication
An Associated Press report notes a radiophone fault near New York disrupted subway and telephone cables, with 17 lines damaged including the overland Atlantic line. The Honey line was restored by 4:30 am and transatlantic service remained uninterrupted.
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New York
Vaneecame
Borie
Ow Slamander
Mey
London
Steck Fails To Back Brookhart Charges Quashed
A troubled report states Steck cannot support charges against Brookhart and the charges are quashed. The piece reflects confusion in wording and reference to withdrawn acts and unclear event context. No decisive outcome is confirmed.
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Steck
Brookhart
Two Butte Banks Name Officers for 1927
The two banks, Metals Bank and Trust Co and Miners Saving Bank and Trust, elected officers for 1927. The First National Bank will select W. A. Clark and Bill, with other terms continuing from the prior year. Local roster details are incomplete due to fragmented text.
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Butte
Hutte
Metals Bank and ‘Trust Company
Miners’ Saving Bank and Trust Coopany
Melis
First National Bank
W. A. Clark & Bill
Fed
Mary
TE Amos
Unity plea echoes at Montana dairy banquet
Herman Blank led the Montana Association of Dairy Products Manufacturers banquet with a call for county unity and state consciousness. Officers Gilmartin, Disly, and Hirech were elected, with a new board including Merrill, Miles City. Norup, Cascade. Reilly, Kalispell. Wond, Butte. Pike, Bozeman. The convention was hailed as the biggest in the association’s history.
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Herman Blank
Montana Association of Dairy Products Manufacturers
Silver Bow Club
Dairy Bon
Jay
Br. Gilmartin
Great Falwan
Fred Disly
Tewistown
Hlh
Hireh
Hutte
FR. Merrill
B. Miles City
Jamen Norup
Cascade
R. Reilly
Kalispell
Garde Wond
Butte
Pike
Bozeman
Association
Slayer of Nine Is Sentenced to Die in Texas
Texas dispatch reports George J. Hassell, described as a slayer of nine, was sentenced to death after the jury reached a verdict at 11 10 tonight. The case involved his wife’s slaves and eight step children. An early verdict was expected, possibly not before morning.
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Texas
George Hassell
Farewell
Abilene
George J. Hassell
Congress action on poisoned alcohol sparks reform talk
Secretary Mellon told the Senate Congress has moved to require the use of safe industrial alcohol, insisting a standard is needed to curb poisoning. The official urged immediate action, warning the public health and industry faces ongoing risks from unsafe supplies.
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Washington
Congress
Mellon
Senate
McNary-Haugen Bill Indorsed by Farm Groups
Washington farmers and farm organizations pressed before the House Agriculture Committee for a blanket endorsement of the McNary-Haugen bill. The measure seeks a permanent farm price support policy with an education or equalization fee to curb crop surpluses and stabilize domestic markets amid partisan clashes.
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Washington, Dan
House Agriculture Committee
McNary-Haugen
Ament Uuteat Federadan
Ce Ower
Exec
Ater
ary-Haugen
Destroyer Departures With Grenades for Shanghai
A convoy of destroyers under orders to sail for Shanghai on short notice is set to depart at noon. Reports indicate a transport Melis has delivered 5,000 hand grenades, with Asiatic Fleet destroyers ordered to be prepared for rapid deployment.
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Gan
Badvall
Lowde
Melistt le
Shanghai
Phenomenal Rise of Ford Riches Depicted at Hearing
Tax hearing records detail Ford Motor Company growth from 28000 cash capital at organization in 1903 to 277 million in surplus after 18 years. Testimony by Toroph W. Davies of the former FTC outlines Ford plans and Dodge brothers’ dissent leading to a 52 million surplus and 19 million distribution. The case centers on Henry Ford’s 1919 minority stock buyout and tax valuation disputes dating to 1913.
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Ford
Ford Motor Company
Ford Co
Ford Industries
Toroph W. Davies
Federal Trade Commission
John Fund Horace 8. Dodge
James Couzens
Davies
Dodge Brothers
Henry Ford
Daniel C. Roper
Internal Revenue
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White House
DE Chipps
Alstin
Kuawa
Southern Mont Poultry Association
Veniceman
Aimee McPherson
Denver
Worts
Presse
Interstaween
Seitharen
Metals Bank and Trust Company
Miners’ Bank
Jan Uhmple McPherson
Angelus Temple
Cal
Ing
Blank
Dairymen’s Banquet
Mellon Pondence
Wheeler
Wer
Amer’ Farm Bureau Federation
Cotton Growers’ Exchange
Corn Belt
Suanghal
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