Montana House to Debate Anti Narcotic and Legal Reform Bills
The Montana house, in its first full committee session, will consider seven bills and one resolution, including the Fox-Parkin anti narcotic bill and a Moss measure to equalize peremptory challenges in criminal actions. Other proposals include county agents for auto license issuance, limits on school book levy proceeds, and licensing enforcement duties.
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Hart Cannot Keep Wife From Screen
In Los Angeles, Hart failed to register a favorable ruling as his wife Winifred W. Hart, who separated from him, pursued the case over a trust fund. Testimony showed a $100,000 fund provide income of $375 monthly to Mrs Hart and about $3.7 monthly for their baby, which she argued was insufficient.
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Frozen feet for South Carolina youth in Montana hospital
James Palmer, a colored youth from South Carolina, arrived at St James hospital in Butte with both feet badly frozen. Doctors warn amputation of the right toe may be required. He says he walked from Mobridge, South Dakota, seeking warmth after a frigid journey. He notes no such weather back home and claims the trip started in St Paul.
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Beating Burglar With His Own Jimmy Captures Suspect
In New York an alleged burglar fled after being beaten over the head with his own jimmy. He was tracked by the assailant’s 13 year old grandson to a physician's home where the suspect, Michael Corulli 19 and Pericles Pana 51, was arrested as police pursued an escapee.
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Ferguson to Take Oath as Texas Governor Today
In Austin Texas plans are underway for Mrs M A Ferguson to be sworn in as governor tomorrow at noon. Officials will administer the oath in the supreme court vicinity as decorations fill the capitol. Ferguson will deliver a brief inaugural address focusing on the new administration.
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Austin
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Supreme Court
Peru
Fearful plan to spirit Chapman from Indianapolis
A convicted bank robber known as the professor and the Duke of Gramercy Park, Gerald Chapman, is to be spirited from Indianapolis to the federal penitentiary. Assistant deputy wardens and federal agents fear an attempt to derail a train during the transfer, following his escape in March 1931.
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Indianapolis
Flood toll rises as Southern rails halt between Atlanta and Macon
Ten people are reported dead in southern floods that cripple rail and motor traffic around Atlanta. The Southern railway announced no trains moved south of the city and service between Atlanta, Macon, Jacksonville was abandoned due to high water. Rail lines north and west of Atlanta were operatic.
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Butte Fires and Shootings Kill Three in 36 Hours
A morning rooming-house fire at Central on West Park St caused one death and two injuries, amid a spate of violence in Butte over 36 hours. Victims include Lamer Mullaney shot at 9 West Porphyry by Mary Clemens, and Gust Contogianis who died in the Central House blaze. The period saw a suicide and multiple gunfire incidents, with a crowd watching as Contogianis bled near a drug store. Wilson survived a bullet wound. Mullaney was 20, from Walkerville. Inquest into Mullaney’s death scheduled for today.
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O Leary 16 Frees Jury Verdict in Butte Trial
In Butte the second trial for the offense ended with a jury verdict reached after about two hours of deliberation. Judge Hourquin presided as the verdict was sealed for presentation to the court. The judge commented on juror refusal in criminal cases.
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Butte
Jude Bouraulv
End of World End Near Spud Disposals Prompt Sane Move
East Patchogue resident Robert Reidt predicts the world ends at midnight February 6. He has sold his property and winter potatoes to settle accounts with the world and plans to join others on a hill near Port Jefferson to await the end. Local man Telat advertised his assets and found buyers who believe the world will continue after the date.
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Robert Reidt
East Pachogue
Port Jefferson
Telat
Father charged with murder to obtain money
A man is charged with murdering his son to obtain money. The case centers on alleged financial motive and the suspect’s involvement in a planned killing. Authorities pursue details as the investigation continues and court proceedings loom.
Salve found arrest in child murder case
Haufschild was arrested on a murder warrant for his 3 year old son Roy who died after illness. District Attorney Wengert led the inquiry with Haufschild and wife questioned. Police say a phosphorus poison was involved and an estate valued at about $15 000 is noted in the case.
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Luther Announces Self Defender Of German Republic
In his inaugural statement Chancellor Luther pledged to resist any forceful change to the republic and said he would uphold the London Dawes terms. He asserted his administration would honor the Dawes plan while defending the republic against attempted constitutional upheaval.
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Consumption and Production Put On Level Status
A partial line from the page hints at government or commission actions on leveling consumption and production. The note continues on Page 2, Column 6, suggesting a longer discussion or policy update remains to be seen.
Golden Rule Nash Declares Denominational Cussedness
A cryptic note outlines church funding and reform aims, proposing to rehabilitate church properties, boost superannuated pastors funds, and support national church instruction. It mentions a $1,000 check, $20,000 yearly contributions, and a goal to raise $900,000 for denominational work across councils and Catholic beneficiaries.
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Drunken autoist must serve time in manslaughter case
Joseph Kyle, rich Chicago real estate dealer, was found guilty of manslaughter after three hours of deliberation in the death of Charles Hudson. The jury recommended a life term in the penitentiary following the car crash.
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Princess de Ridder sued for 40000 in New York court
A New York Supreme Court verdict awarded 40000 to Merillite Hutton of New Rochelle against Elizabeth reputed Princess de Ridder of Antwerp Belgium. Hutton claimed the princess defaulted and alienated rd. Mutton.
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Cold Wave Sets Record Lows Across New England
Boston reports severe cold sweeping New England with home losses and low temperatures stated as among the coldest on record. Officials warn of dangerous conditions as residents endure freezing winds and chill.
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London Pact and Hitler Statements Reported by AP
AP reports on the London Pact context for his cabinet loyalty and fulfillment of the London agreement. The chancellor’s address to the Reichstag is noted as outlining evacuation and cooperation with Germany, while negotiations appear aimed at a peaceful settlement and avoiding full-scale conflict.
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Father Blamed For Deaths Of Chul May Circe Murder
Elk River Minnesota reports a chaotic court scene as lawyer Robert A Hastings defends claims surrounding a fatal fire that killed five children. Witnesses recount the tragedy and the investigation presses on with authorities linking the case to alleged arson and related deaths.
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Chul May Circe
Paris Agreement Not Entangling U S Says Hughes
The record shows Secretary Hughes asserted the Paris reparations accord does not entangle the United States. He stated the treaty’s terms would allow a clear inquiry into the subject while urging a closed discussion with Paris negotiators. Senators Johnson and Lorem urged Senate inquiry and foreign policy clarity.
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