Luther Named German Chancellor After Cabinet Crisis
Berlin January 15 Associated Press Dr Hans Luther former lord mayor of Ei gen and recent minister of finance in the Marx Stresemann cabinet is the new German chancellor He received appointment from President Ebert after assuring him of a workable solution to the cabinet crisis The new government the first conservative bourgeois cabinet since the republic was founded will appear before the Reichstag tomorrow Luther will head the cabinet with Dr Steseman in as foreign secretary and a lineup including Saemisch minister of interior Kati minister of economics Count Minter of labor Helten Brawes ore minister of Donia and Otto Gessler minister of defense Six days were spent bartering to iron out the parliamentary situation which had caused trouble since last May and led to a parliamentary impasse given the recent elections
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Associated Press
Berlin
Hans Luther
Eigen
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Ebert
Crisi
Republic
Teichstag
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Magee
Stesemanin
Sei
Finance
Herr Saemischter
Interior
Martin
Kati
Count Minter
Helten Brawes
Ince
Veteran Army Officer Retires After 11-Year Command
Major General Robert Bullard relinquished command of the Second Army Corps and retired after eleven years of service. Bullard, who will become president of the Radio Corporation of America, remains a New York citizen. Maj. Gen. Charles P. Bummerail, Bullard's successor and fellow World War I lieutenant general, will assume formal command tomorrow.
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New York
Jon Ithan
Robert Bullard
Second Army
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Arca
Perehuhe
Hunter
G. Ha
Radio Corporation of Amica
Bullard
Charles P. Bummerail
Klan Conspiracy Charged by Judge Lindsey Veer Case
Judge Lindsey announces an action against the Ku Klux Klan aiming to influence the court. The courtroom proceed has sparked controversy as Lindsey faces a close election loss by a narrow margin.
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Lindsey
Veer
Col
Royal B
Graham
Ku Klux Klan
Inspector Praises Montana Prisons in London Conference
Federal prison inspector J O Chisholm commends Montana facilities in Helena and Miles City as up to date and well managed. He notes his appointment by President Coolidge reflects trust in prison work and speaks of humane penal reform, with continued public interest as he departs for Spokane.
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Montana Vocational School
Helena
United
Montana Senate Demands Full Reports on Deficiency Claims
Helena Jan 15 The Montana Senate adopted a resolution by the finance and claims committee demanding the state board of examiners file a full statement of all deficiency claims for which appropriations are needed. Senator Paul of Powell said prior reports were not filed as required. The vote was unanimous and the resolution aims to spur board action. The body also ordered printing and desks for members and discussed abolishing the university chancellor’s office in favor of a four‑institution board administration. A companion measure would distribute fines from dry law enforcement between county enforcement and general funds, with further bills noted on sheriff appointed prohibition officers and county eligibility amendments.
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Bple
Copal Diogese
Arkansas
Lam
Brown
William A. Leonard
Cleveland
House of Bishops
New Orleans
Standard
Helena
Committee On’ Finance and Claims
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Assembly
Sonia
Neese Renee
Monator Paul of
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Menate
Taylor
Gan
Dill
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Pauline
County Enforcement
Flathead County
Time for State to Practice Economy Governor Says
Governor Erickson urges fiscal restraint as state enjoys renewed prosperity and a broad publicity push. He asserts the state must carry on prudent measures to reap full benefits and praised recent returning prosperity amid a wide campaign.
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Erickson
Staig
Young Girl Confesses to Mother Murder in Anger
Dorothy Ellingson, 16, told police she shot her mother last Tuesday in a fit of anger. She showed remorse after booking, saying she would give anything to have her mother back. Authorities noted a lack of discipline in early youth. parents had separated.
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Associated
San *Rancisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Mise Ellngton
My Chine Police
Milwaukee Road lays plans for refunding bonds
The Milwaukee Road outlines its financial position and prospects after President Ik Byrara announced the company did not earn its fixed charges in 1924, with details to be laid before the board.
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Milwaukee Road
Byrara
Ita
Viana Whiel Lbe
Girl Seeks 11500 for Leg Scar From Train Injury
A Houston court case outlines a claim by a girl seeking 11500 in damages for a leg scar suffered after a 1938 train incident near Huntsville. The injury allegedly arose from a hosiery form used in the unit filed in district court.
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Houston
Texas
Hunteville
Rubison Passed Over for Promotion by President Coolidge
John K. Robbon of the Navy Department's Bureau of Engineering, one of the naval officers assigned to the Teanet Dame Line, has been passed over for praise by President Coolidge. No explanation was obtainable at the White House, with officials saying the matter was discussed only between the president and Secretary Wilbur.
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John K. Robbon
Navy Tment
Bureau of Engineering
Coolidge
White House
Wilbur
Annulment bid after two marriages found here
Probation officer seeks to annul two marriages performed locally amid charges of minor age falsifications on licenses. Investigations center on two teen brides allegedly connected to Arthur Hughes and Hort Bert Knight, with one wife later leaving her husband. Suspects include Fred Willard, once convicted of murder, now linked to robbery cases in Butte.
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Silver Bow
David Hs Diepearenss
Tomes Ee
Leona Hill
Dees
Montana
Phularen
Helens
Hillen Ruigiey
Hughes
Arthur Hughes
Faye Istor
Hortbert Knight
Moscart
Willard
Fred “Willard
Butte
Alhambra
Boulder
Rigley
Three Hang Today for Murder of One
In a state decision a trio of inmates will be hanged at San Quentin for the same murder. John old, 30, John , and John Mears, 21, were convicted in separate trials linked to an insurance fraud during the crime. The executions are scheduled to occur concurrently at the prison gallows.
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Rola
John Old
Ison
John
John Mears
San Quentin
First Mines Course Proposed by Silver Bow Delegation
Montana educators discuss a plan to offer a first year of college level courses at lower cost, allowing young students to remain home longer. The Silver Bow proposal has drawn interest from Butte parents and educators who cite benefits for students who would otherwise depart for Bozeman Missoula Seattle and similar institutions.
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Silver Bow
Butte
Bozeman
Missoula
Seattle
Eminem
Ana
Aeeal
Montana
Search for Missing Man and Miss Vaille on Mount Hood
A search party of 13, led by Roger W Toll, scours hills near Lint Peak for missing man Bortland and the companion Miss Vaille who died near Iubertine after a climb gone awry. Rescue efforts continue though mountaineers warn progress risks lives.
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Rotary
Lint
Mouie Kong's
S Peak Inn
Roger W. Toll
Mian Vaile
Matesa
Miss Vaille
Iubertine
Herbert Bortland
Bortland
Slemp Resigns as Secretary to President
Washington Jan 15 Changes in President Coolidges official family follow closely after more resignations. Bascom Slemp of Virginia resigns as secretary to the president and Everett Bandere of Indiana is named as his successor. Slemp plans to retire, return to law practice February. Sanders and Bier are named to succeed other Republican officials. Continued on Page 3 Column 1.
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Bascom. Slemp
Virginia
Everett Bandere
House
Indiana
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Feaume
Sanders
Audhive
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