Reichstag Indorses Cane Stand Against French
In Bastrop Louisiana three witnesses testified naming a brother as a Ku Klux Klan member and recounting masked kidnappings in Morehouse Parish. The proceedings followed a collapse of a parley with state attorney general and Klan leader Skipwith, with residents seeking peace amid threats and disturbances linked to the Klan.
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Montana Assembly Passes Two Bills in Early Session
The Montana Assembly, in its first two weeks, approved two bills while three measures remain under consideration. A famous Butte hostelry, long a traveling landmark, faces closure and will soon be remembered by visitors.
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Montana faces broad bill drive as laments razing hotel
Helena reports a crowded second week of the Eighteenth legislative assembly with dozens of bills pending. Only three appropriations acts passed and one tax remission bill awaits senate action. The Ken Yon foreclosure redemption measure is ready for passage. The Finle hotel demolition begins Monday, with Contra Broadland overseeing dismantling and sale of fixtures. Broadland has built extensively in Montana and abroad and is noted for reliable contracts.
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Fire Threatens Millions in Liquor Warehouse
A fire swept through the seven stories of the Suitee Thompson Paper Company warehouse adjoining the cantilevered New Jersey vehicle tunnel in Manhattan. The blaze threatened a million dollars in bonded liquor as five alarms sounded and 150 workers labored 110 feet underground near the blaze for hours.
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Publicize Secret Klan Membership Force Publication
An Associated Press brief notes a forced publication of Klan membership lists amid controversy. The fragment hints at a late measure and a partisan push, with unclear specifics and damaged wording.
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Turkey to Make No More Concessions at Lausanne
At Lausanne on January 13 Ismet Pasha and Hassan Bey rejected allied pressure on Turkey finances as diplomats moved to study the Ottoman debt and war damages. France and England pressed for quicker settlement while Mustafa Kemal’s forces remained defiant, with a full commission meeting to act on the subcommission report.
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Hughes Will Attend Pan American Meet
Mary Hughes plans a March visit to South America for the Pan American conference in Santiago but will not be a U S delegate. She will travel to Buenos Aires Montevideo and Lima with Secretary Hughes staying only a few days in Santiago while he remains in the United States government duties.
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Four Grybied to Death as Plane Sinks off Havana
West Florida dispatch reports seaplane Columbus wrecked 21 miles northwest of Havana. Four passengers died, two children killed instantly, survivors rescued by Captain John Albury’s ferry Flagler after rough seas. Pilot Miller noted loss of right engine and attempted landing at about 200 feet altitude.
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Receiver named for Boston and Montana in Beaverhead court
Special Dispatch to the Dillon January 1925. The court named a receiver for the Boston and Montana company which operates mines in Kingston and the railroad from Nine Mile to Divide. The board of directors asked Judge Joseph C. and Senator Charles S. Mumby to appoint the receiver, with W. R. Allen as manager under the court’s direction. The move aims at a short term receivership to stabilize finances.
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Inkhorn
Joseph C.s
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Winestom
Broadwater County
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Pastor Receives Threat in Goose Creek Whipping Case
At Goose Creek Texas a mother and daughter report masked flogging by 15 or more men. A federal judge rejected action. local officials plan ongoing investigation with Deputy Hamilton. The daughter identified a possible mob member. attackers used disguises including women’s garb and clown outfits.
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Man Confesses to Murder Spree Across States
Lawton Oklahoma January 13. Utterback who confessed to killing his wife and two children in 191s has made similar claims elsewhere. Police wire operators across the country and believe the man is demented. Since his brief stay in Lawton he has repeated the same story in Denver Wichita and Sevill e giving the address of the same house.
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May Expel Mexican Apostolic Delegate Over Alleged Ceremonies
In Mexico City on January 13, an order expelled Alger Ernesto Filippos Tolle as apostolic delegate for alleged participation in ceremonies contrary to federal laws. President Obregon approved the action, and police were instructed to arrest the delegate within three days in Guanajuato.
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Silver Price Stabilization Debate Prompted by Nicholson Plan
Washington officials report the Senate mining committee will meet next week to consider the Nicholson resolution proposing a commission to study broader foreign government involvement in silver use. Senator Poindexter says the committee may also review substitute proposals to stabilize silver prices after the Pittman Act expires.
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Aged Watchman Fights Bandits in Treasury Break-in
An elderly guard, George Peka, 60, repelled two bandits attempting to loot the territorial treasury. The robbers fled after a struggle in which the guard used an umbrella handle and a dash to an automobile. A getaway car and the stolen gear were later found abandoned nearby with parts missing.
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Activities of rum runners halted by Atlantic storm
Offshore today rum runners landing liquor along the Jersey coast faced a nor’easter. Prohibition officials announced a 24 hour investigation found AP des patch reports of fleets and bottle fishermen unfounded and plan a special grand jury probe.
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