Will Check Propaganda By the Associatea
Washington Jan 14 the Senate Finance Committee discussed a tax reduction bill with Senator Simmons proposing a vote date of February 10 or earlier. The plan drew approval from Chairman Smoot as Democrats push substitutes to avoid delaying tax relief beyond March 15. The debate continued as the committee considered several controversial items and pressed for speedy passage.
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Associatea
Washington
Senate
Simmons
North Carolina
Finance Committee
Smoot
College Bans Radio Keeps Students Up
Baltimore January 14 The Associated Press reports Goucher College bans radios and earphones on campus citing late hours and loss of efficiency. President William Wesley Guthe says radio use marks men by morning faces and harms physical and mental welfare to curb distractions.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Goucher College
William Wesley Guther
Dr. Guthe
Retains Post by Narrow Margin in Commons Vote
Ottawa January 15 The government of Premier Mackenzie King won a confidence vote in the house of commons by a razor thin margin The conservative amendment of non confidence failed 120 to 123 The tally triggered wild scenes as Liberals and Conservatives cheered and waved papers Five Progressives sided with the Conservatives led by Arthur Meighen in the dramatic roll call outlet
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Exemier Mack
Associated Press
Ottawa
MacKensie-King
Arthur Meighen
Liberals
Conservaives
Roses Blooming in Alaska Amid Mild Winter
Wythe AP reports Wrangell Alaska on January 14. southeastern Alaska winters are usually mild but this season is exceptionally warm with roses blooming. December and early January saw minimums around 35 degrees and mean highs near 46 degrees. Continued on Page 2.
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Wythe Associated Press
Wrangell
Alaska
Father of Country Made Fine Liquor, Says Relative
John Washington, great great grand nephew of Samuel Washington, claims George Washington drank Madeira and lived as a true Virginia gentleman. He recalls Mount Vernon wine in 1861 and notes Washington’s temper and role in Christ Church Alexandria. Washington’s kin dismisses sharp religious fervor, calling him a man of his era.
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Virginia
Associated Press
John ‘Thornton
George Washinton
John Washington
Mount Vernon
Christ Church
Alexandria
Washington
Funeral Services for Many of Men Will Be Held Today
Reports from the Degnan McConnell mine near here detail the deadly explosion recovery. Fifty seven bodies removed by nine this morning as workers describe long passages cleared and caged hoists, with 19 men found in one heap and 11 in another. No funeral services were held yet but expected tomorrow.
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Cecil McKinney
National
Houstion
SX Bodien
McAlester
Pat Hartshorne
Fort” Smith
Ars
Woman justified in shooting husband in self defense
In Black Eagle a jury ruled Mrs. Young acted in self defense when she shot her husband as he walked toward her with a butcher knife. He died from three bullet wounds, his threats to kill her and their four children were noted, and a 13 year old witnessed the shooting.
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Great Falls
Young
General Fund Overdraft of Montana Decreased in Year
Montana's general fund overdraft dropped by 211727.30 in the past 12 months as of January 1, 1925. At that date warrants totaled 5986880.30 against cash on hand of 427769.42 in the state treasurer's office.
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General Fund
Montana
Helena
George P. Porter
Porter
W. A. Clark
Board of Equalization
Special levy vote limited to resident freeholders
Only resident tax paying freeholders on the district tax rolls may vote on a five mill levy to rebuild McKinley school. Notice must be posted 30 days before book close, books close 45 days before election. Election set for April 3 with trustees J D Wallace and John Dorshy up for reappointment. Approx 60 qualified voters, about 7,200 freeholders district wide, 2,200 outside district No.1. Election costs depend on preliminaries.
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McKinley
Pears
Dhosen Om Aj
J. D. Wallace
John Dorshy
Eet
Lenders Fail To Agree On Farm Relief Form
In Washington on January 14 the stalled farm relief debate resurfaced as three sectors discussed how to handle surplus crops for export. Farm leaders urged non interference by government in any plan forming export policy, while others pressed for a clear government role.
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Associated Prose
Washington
Three Lose Lives in Factory Blaze At Onaway
A factory blaze in Onaway Michigan on January 14 destroyed two plants of the American Waed fig Pompany. The blaze claimed three lives including Emily Fred van Eugene and John Tate. Firefighters battled the blaze at about nine oclock.
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Factory
Associated Press
Mich
Emily Fred van Eugene Precour
John Tate
Greek ship Nirets lost with all aboard reported
The Greek freighter Nirets appears to have sunk with all hands after sending a distress call near 20 miles from a reported position on January 3. The Royal Mail Orca picked up the call for help, and a radio from the British freighter Hector confirmed the position but found no sign of survivors.
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Preen
New York
Royal Mall
Orca
Hector
Butte Chamber Meeting Promotes Keep The Butte Dollar Local
More than 100 business interests attended a chamber of commerce meeting to back a home business patronage campaign. A five member committee led by Charles P. Nevin was named to promote local buying and to lay plans for a permanent Buy-in-Butte initiative, with speakers stressing the town’s mining era prospects and banking conditions.
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Chamber of Commerce
Charles P. Nevin
A. P. Stephenson
Rueben Hobbs
J. H. Dickey Jr
Frank Reynolds
Butte
James H. Rowe
C. P. Nevin
Fred Henningsen
C. W. T. T. L. Greenfield
F. B. Price
Harry York
Rowe Orl
Heavenly Mystery Could Be Solved By Sumatra Pictures
Dr John heading Swarthmore college solar expedition reports from Sui ted astronomers believe they may be close to solving the mystery. Prominences seen near the surface suggest the corona is composed of gases. The shape of the corona was of maximum type according to the first message. Clouds floated over the sun date.
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John
Swarthmore
College Solar Expedition
Murderer to Face Firing Squad Today
Ralph Seyboldt, condemned for the October murder of Patrolman D W Crowther, was set to be executed by firing squad at the Utah prison early today. His lawyers sought last minute stays as court actions continued. The case has stretched since his Utah District Court conviction on April 1, 1984, with proceedings linked to appeals and motions debated near the Jordan River area.
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Ralph Yer
D. W. Crowther
Denver bootleg society raids lead to liquor seizures
Police and federal investigators probed a Denver bootlegging network tied to an elite circle in Capitol Hill. Officials seized bonded liquor from several homes, with charges filed against three men and one woman though society leaders were not arrested. Covington and his wife faced federal scrutiny after agents uncovered the operation during a broader probe. Multiple residences, including W. G. Fisher and Edwin A. Stephens homes, were raided. several arrests are slated for arraignment.
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Denver
Capitol Bill
Venus
Edna
Covingtons
Covington
Homen
W. G. Fisher
Edwin A. Stephens
Wiliam Geddes
J. Ht
Hin S
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Tuscany
Riveria
Oklahoma
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Sumatra Pictures
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