Denver Mint Robber Declared Captured by Chicago Police
Chicago police arrest a man matching Albert T Hollywood's description for the Denver mint robbery. He denies the crime, but multiple bank wrappers are found sewn in his vest lining. Police in Colorado identify the captured man as a suspect linked to the December 18 raid.
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Butte Aliens Face Deportation For Criminal Links
Federal authorities announced eight foreign nationals in Butte will face deportation if found guilty of crimes tied to bootlegging narcotics or other offenses. Special agent Jack Noonan said undercover investigations over six weeks reveal many bootlegging joints staffed by foreigners and that many violators may be prosecuted under laws banning noncitizens from crime. The roundup aims to clean up undesirables in Butte and other Montana cities.
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Miner Morrison Dies from Herrin Wounds After Mine War
Sidney Morrison, first man wounded in Herrin mine war, died in a Chicago hospital. A 28-year-old married to nurse Rosita Lawson, he had been shot in the spine and paralyzed after joining a Chicago real estate firm and later serving as captain of mine guards. His death raises the mine trouble toll to 24.
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Herrin Riot Judgment Due Next Week
A Williamson county jury will deliver its judgment next week in the Herrin riots murder case. Defense counsel express confidence in a speedy acquittal of the defendants charged in the killing of Howard Hoffman during the outbreak. Prosecution officials declined to comment.
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Lord Curzon Seeks to End Near East Conference Difficulties
Lausanne January 14 Lord Curzon briefed Barrere and Ismet Pasha on the near eastern conference. New obstacles arise as Turkey refuses to cover Allied occupation costs and demands tariff freedom for five years. Turkey will negotiate separate commercial treaties and bear debt burden for lost provinces. Persia protests not invited while Russia backs Persia’s claim over others.
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Battle over probe of prohibition enforcement in house
Helena Jan 14 The Eighteenth legislature faces a floor battle over a proposed probe into the state prohibition enforcement department. Seven committee members favor investigation while three oppose, with a minority report urging dropping the matter. The issue, a special order, splits the Public Morals panel amid data gathering on enforcement officers.
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Committee to Meet Col Graves in Helena
Brig. Gen. Willeam S. Graves U S A arrives in Helena from Fort Wadsworth on a War Department detail to decorate Lt Col Albert J Galen of this city with the Distinguished Service Medal for his record as judge advocate general of the section Page & Coleman.
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Memel Raiders Set Up New Government
A dispatch from Heidekrug reports Lithuanian raiders have established a new government with M. Simonetitis as president. They allegedly pressured the allied high commissioner to withdraw French troops from Memel territory. Paris says Voltaire is ordered to sail for Memel, with two torpedo boat destroyers already sent.
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Annual Meeting of Butte Red Cross Held Tonight
The annual meeting of the Butte Chapter of the American Red Cross will be held tonight at the chamber of commerce rooms at 8 o'clock. Directors will be elected and reports of the chapter's activities for the year read. The year saw no spectacular events but the Red Cross provided useful aid, and members who joined are urged to attend.
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Obregon Move Probed Over Church Question
An interpreted order from Obregon signals a move concerning church affairs with implications for a Papal delegate. The report notes relief and a possible curb on aggressive actions tied to the incident. The development centers on church state relations and political maneuvering.
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Monsignor Filippi Expulsion Sparks Mexican Debate
Mexican officials and church leaders clash over the expulsion order for Monsignor Ernesto Filippi the apostolic delegate. President Obregon cites alleged violations of the constitution while defenders say outdoor ceremonies honoring a monument did not breach federal law. Filippi plans to depart for New York and Rome through Laredo.
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Five Seaplane Columbus Survivors Reported In Fair Condition
West Havana June 14 five survivors of the seaplane Columbus wreck offshore 21 miles northwest of Havana were reported not serious tonight apart from Mrs Edwin F Atkingite whose husband a New York capitalist and two children died in the crash. An unsuccessful search for wreckage and bodies continued.
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France to occupy Bochum as penalty for food stock losses
Paris reports occupation of Bochum by French troops likely to begin tomorrow as a coercive measure against Germany for food stock depletion and Berlin’s interference. The move aims to secure wheat and supplies, with currency issues and Ruhr unrest looming as France seeks to prevent unemployment and famine.
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Townley's Brother Victim of Lincoln Auto Crossing Crash
Lincoln report identifies George H. Griffith as the man killed in an automobile grade crossing accident near Lincoln last night. Townley, former president and organizer for the Non-Partisan League, was mistakenly holding Griffith's papers and checkbook.
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Band of Bandits Stage Daring Robbery at Hayward
Four men raided a Hayward venue during a dance, forcing hosts and patrons to surrender money and jewelry. Lookouts and drivers aided the escape in automobiles as guests sheltered while two masked gunmen controlled the ballroom. Estimated losses reach $25,000 to $50,000 with several unknowns involved.
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Former French Premier Alexandre Ribet Dies at Night
Paris reports the death of Alexandre Ribet, former premier and cabinet minister, who fell ill Saturday night. He had traveled to Africa to join pre election duties but felt fatigued upon returning to Paris and died suddenly. His widow is cited, and his son Dre Alene Ribol has faced health issues for years.
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Hooded gang probe in Morehouse parish progresses
In Bastrop Louisiana the attorney general AV Coco reported ongoing testimony from nearly fifty witnesses in the hooded band investigations. Weather halted official activities as Capt J K Skipwith visited relatives amid revelations that black wood regalia linked to the Klan were part of the robe. Daniel and Richard, kidnapped with Andrews and Davenport, were later found dead in Lake La Fourche after disappearance in September.
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