Parole for Convict Alleged Parlor Bribe In Kansas
A Kansas City report says Attorney General Griffith demanded the resignation of Carl J. Peterson state bank commissioner over an affidavit by A L Oswald Hutchinson lawyer alleging Peterson demanded 4000 for parole of Walter Grundy a Hutchinson bank worker serving a prison term Oswald claims he told Governor Davis Peterson refused to resign and ouster proceedings would be filed the affidavit ties the governor to the matter and to Oswald’s account of Peterson’s office visit and alleged bribe schemes.
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Two Men Plead Guilty in Mail Fraud Cases
Walter Gut terson of New York and George F. Rowe of Seattle pleaded guilty in federal court to participating in two mail fraud schemes that netted nearly five million dollars. Gut terson faces a sentence following restitution of 198 million dollars.
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Pledges and calls for farm relief prompt extra session talk
Washington reports Borah urges an early extra session to pass farm relief legislation as the agricultural commission struggles with relief measures. Bruce counterpoints that farmer distress is easing through natural processes, while debates touch on Europe crop failures and the Dawes plan. A forthcoming report to President Coolidge by Chairman Carey is expected next week.
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Poisoned punch kills two at wedding feast
At a Gilbertown wedding near Pottsville Pennsylvania on January 13 a guest reportedly added metal polish to the punch bowl. A physician treating the victims described a strong poison with alcohol-like characteristics. Several attendees fell ill and were taken to nearby homes, with the total number of victims not yet known.
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Cow business in Montana looking up says Donovan
Albuquerque New Mexico January 12 with about 30 members from sections of the country the board of the American Livestock association will meet Tuesday morning About 24 members arrived today and others including Pred H Bixby of Long Beach California president of the association are expected tomorrow Things are looking up in cow business in Montana says Dr John A Wan of Butte Conditions in my state were good in 1934 only the unsatisfactory price of cattle kept cattlemen from tasting prosperity Ranges have been good and stock are going through the winter with plenty of prairie hay available for feeding purposes Mr Donovan said that spirit of optimism prevails throughout most of the stock of Montana the numbers of cattlemen have been Edward J Burke of Omaha vice president of the association said that while cattlemen were not declaring any huge dividends in Nebraska they were weathering adverse conditions pretty well and were looking for better times The unusually severe winter has been somewhat of a drawback for stockmen herald Range conditions were fair in Utah
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Four Year Legislative Session Moves In Lower House
Helena January 12 The Montana House started thirteen bills, with notices to introduce many more. Representative Lester Loble and Wuerthner push a constitutional amendment to hold sessions every four years. Proposals to abolish the state railroad commission and change county attorney salaries are discussed, as Gov Erickson urges constitutional changes. Bills introduced include measures on vehicle operation hours and abandonment of right of way rules.
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Shooting victim planned to bang bride from home
Authorities probe the murder of Geor Fechok in Thornton alley after a 32 cal Colt gun is found and a suspect Denies all. Investigators weigh if the fatal shot came from above the street as Garshok and companions recall a plan involving a possible U S immigration delay and a postponed trip.
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Denver Woman Found Frozen To Death On Longs Peak
Agnes Vaille, assistant secretary of Denver Chamber of Commerce, was found frozen atop Longs Peak after a perilous expedition. Companion Walter Kiener, half frozen, escaped to a hut and reported the pair were separated by the raging storm. A search party, led by Herbert Scotland, struggled in the severe weather as a 60 degree below zero chill filled the summit.
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Accords Reached On Payment Of War Claims
Paris January 12 The United States and Allied nations announced a final word on payment of U S costs of occupation and war damage. Officials said the agreement, subject to plenary ratification, was supported by France Italy and Belgium with Britain holding differing views on timing and terms.
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Thousands at Cincinnati bier for Archbishop Moe
Thousands waited in lines at the bier of Archbishop Henry Moe metropolitan of Cincinnati while Cardinal Hayes of New York arrived to preside at the solemn requiem mass. The city remained in somber mood with overcast skies and slushy streets as plans for the funeral services tomorrow unfolded.
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Rotary International Leader Visits Butte Montana Honor Event
Everett Wentworth Hill president of Rotary International visits Butte as first stop west of Chicago on U S tour after Chicago conference. Mrs Hill accompanies. visiting ladies entertained by local committee. visitors see local mines. next stop Tacoma according to column notes.
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Father kills wife and son then dies by own hand
A man reportedly shot his wife and son before taking his own life after threatening the family with an army rifle. The wife reportedly suffered from heart disease. He was jailed briefly after the threat but released.
Colorado Warden Fights Suspension At State Prison
The warden titled Thomas Tynan resists a five day suspension while authorities, led by Sheriff Clifford H. Glassen, install Canon City as acting warden. Tynan refuses to vacate the post, prompting talks with deputy sheriffs and prison officials as Newstead prepares to take over. The governor’s move aims to remove Tynan from the penitentiary, with action set to conclude tomorrow noon.
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U S Warships Sent to Shanghai Amid Chinese Faction fighting
The United States orders naval ships to Shanghai following fighting between rival Chinese factions. Tracy Smith and other vessels depart for the Chinese port under orders to proceed with duty and port terms.
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Walsh in Court Today to Hear Date for His Death
Boulder January 12 Roy Walsh the young man convicted of slaying Al Johnson at Renova is to be brought to court again to fix a date for his execution. Judge Jo Lyman Bennett will conduct the hearing as Sheriff Mountjoy and the guard detail prepare to supervise the hanging. Walsh who escaped the gallows a year ago and was later moved to Deer Lodge remains defiant and talkative with guards while awaiting the final date.
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