Divorces and Citizenship Questions Stir Rambova Case
The divorce proceedings center on abandonment and citizenship issues for Rambova and related persons. The case notes Rambova’s Malt Lake City ties, name changes after adoption, and the court’s view that Italian law recognizes divorces. The Leviathan list shows many stars aboard, with Raquel devil and others missing sailings.
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Tion
Beestine
Ahe
Valentino
Cable Wing
Jean
Rambova
Tuly
Mise ‘Rambova
Lake City
Shaughthemey
Winifred Hudput
Richard Huanut
New York
Polar Explorers Renew Friendship At Prison Visit
Dr. Cook and Captain Amundsen, once companions aboard the Belgian Antarctic expedition, renewed their friendship during a prison visit as authorities granted an exception for a book gift. The pair, linked by polar exploration, had not commented publicly but displayed brighter spirits after the reunion.
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Cook
Biddle
Amundsen
Dr. Cook
Amun
Copenhagen
Horth Pole
Governor Moore Seeks Restoration of State Rights
Governor Moore frames restoration of state rights as his watchword in a inaugural address. He attacks federal intervention and prohibition, calling the Eighteenth Amendment a crowning act undermining state powers and criticizes the Anti-Saloon League as hostile to popular government. He urges creation of operating mines and a broad program for state autonomy.
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Moore
Anti-Saloon League
Kove
Mexicans Defend Land Law Changes in Diplomatic Brief
A fragmentary international brief from Washington reports Mexican officials defending changes to land law amid negotiations. The document, described as similar to a diplomatic communication, addresses treaty obligations and Mexican sovereignty while facing U.S. concerns.
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Washington
Anicalien Fund Havegens
Migaicocacy
Unitedates
Pak Tuentionea
Dawes pushes senate rule reform to curb delay tactics
In a radio alumni dinner circuit, Dawes urged revision of Senate rules to curb frivolous oratory delaying final votes on major measures. He cited reading Carnegie’s 1893 note and warned that delaying tactics waste time while millions await action. He pledged to oppose such tactics from his end with public support.
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World Court
Senate
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Coolidge
Andrew Carnegie
Reed
Missouri
Senate Mght
Dawes
United Stat
Southern Democrats in Court Skit Target Senator Blease
A court skit critiques Southern Democrats and their allies. Senator Blease of South Carolina opposes the court and Heflin of Alabama. Reed of Missouri later counters Heflin. The piece mocks claims about Coolidge and Lodge and mentions freedom, carpetbaggers, and the Force Bill context.
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Blease
South Carolina
Heflin
Alnn Dama
South Caroina
Henry Canot Lodge
South
Reed
Missouri
Hef Iin
the of
Alabama
Calvin Coolidge
Tornado Hits Yugoslavia Spark Blizzard Aftermath
Vienna January reports a deadly tornado in the region with unprecedented blizzard conditions still raging. Information arrives slowly as rescue efforts continue. a passenger train on the Sarajevo line had been stalled for 96 hours before being excavated.
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Associated Prose
Vienna
Jugo-Slavia
Tndl
Sara Jevo
Court Finds Approval For Potential Commute Of Sentence
The article discusses possible presidential action on Colonel Mitchell's court martial, noting potential commutation of the remaining fire near Suspension to two and a half years. It mentions advisers' opinions pending, and a chance to grant partial pay while retaining service goals, with retirement plans unclear. Mitchell reportedly prioritizes national defense and continuing service over retirement perks.
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Davis
Hull
Mitchell
Train Hits Coupe Five Die In West of Here
Five people were killed when a New York Central passenger train struck a small coupe at a grade crossing five miles west of town. The dead include Lillian Morse and her family, with Mrs Catherine Dressler and her daughter Laura among the victims. The locomotive struck the coupe squarely, and visibility at the crossing was a factor in the tragedy.
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Here
New York Central
Lillian Morse
Fonophors
Ey D. Moree
Catherine Dressler
Lundy Island Bought by Martin Coles Harman in Surprise Switc h
Martin Coles Harman, a steady business man turned ruler, has purchased Lundy Island in the English Channel. The island remains one of the few places where the owner holds absolute sovereignty and pays no taxes.
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Martin Coles Harman
Lundy
English Channel
Butte Hag Friendly People Plan Move to Butte
Mrs Rummel and her husband intend to secure a home in Butte and move their effects by month’s start. Mr Rummel notes son Earl is in Milwaukee and expected to join them soon. He cites a record silk shipment from Yokohama to New York via Seattle to Chicago, highlighting rapid rail transport and insurance considerations.
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Butte
Rummel
Mr. Rummel
Earl
Milwaukee
Yokohama
Japan
New York
Seattle
Harlowton
Chicago
Tummel
Fashions in fur coats and spring wraps highlighted
By MME LISBETH the article surveys fur coat trends and spring wraps. It notes a coat of many colors with a flared skirt, a double breast look, and a stand up double collar. It mentions nutria trims, suede accents, and Bagelle wraps, plus Paris agents predicting a blouse styled fur trend for next season.
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Mme. Lisbeth
Weph
Bagelle
Paris
Fur Coats
Social life and church notices fill South Side page
Readable snippets describe Pinochle club at 2544 Harrison with honors awarded to Mr Penaluna and Peter Hieber t, a membership tea at Mrs Phil Edwards home, and numerous social teas at local homes. Also noted are visits from the Rev Father Kennedy, plans for future teas, and community outings including a Junior swimming sleighing party at Columbia Gardens. Also mentions recoveries, illnesses, and gatherings at Silver Bow Park church and local congregational events.
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Mere
W. J. Penaluna
Harrison Avenue
Mr. Penaluna
Peter Hibert
Charles Michael
Mra. Platt
Ole Johnson
Marie Evans
Roy Edwards
Frank Sprague
Phil Trey Edwards
Petes
Mra Kieser
N. Gayeski
J. Castile
Mra. Jensen
Challen Bessette
Henry Marsh
P. J. McDonald
J. A. Leighton
Boulder
Dr. Leighton
Murray Hospital
L.'Boyd
Drs. Leighton
Virginia Boyd
Jack Madden
South
Wyoming Street
L. ‘Thomas
Oath Side
North Main Street
Frank Ray
FE Wittoughhs
O. J. Larson
Butte High School
Octilin Fanning
Columbia Gardens
Mary
Stredmond
Cumnings
Fred Mohring
Roy Mehring
Majestie
Gabriel
Fara
Brewett
Ald Society
Silver Bow Park
Thureday
Mira Matt’ Kermode
Walnut Street
New U S Bomber to Be Largest of Its Kind
The Cyclops, a giant new single engine bomber, will be the largest of its type built in the United States. Powered by a 1200 horsepower motor, the plane is under contract and under construction at Huff Daland in Bristol, Pennsylvania. It is expected to reach 135 mph, carry substantial fuel for long range, and carry a bomb load, with some design details withheld at requests from the Army Intelligence department.
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Associated Pret
New York
Thomas H. Huff
Aeronantic Executives’ Association
Hutt
Huff | Daland’ Airplane Company
Bristol
Huff
United States Army Intelligence Department
Detroit News
Michelfield
London
Ascarte
American Legion to Meet Tonight in Butte
Silver Bow American Legion holds a regular meeting in Butte tonight. A number of candidates will be initiated and an entertainment will be provided.
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American Legion
Silver Bow
The
Butte
Seeks Underwood Place In Senate From City Ala
Strong candidate for the senate seat from City Alabama, Oscar W Underwood will retire at term end. He advocates modification of the Volstead act to permit sale of light wine and beer.
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Ala
Oscar W. Underwood
Roads Arraigned for Rate Policy in Intermountain West
Senator Gooding of Idaho, before the senate Interstate Commerce Committee, arraigned major transcontinental railroads for discriminatory rate policies. He argued such rates favor industrial centers and hinder Intermountain development by restricting capital and delivery of manufactured goods to national markets.
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Associated Press
Washington
Intermountain Territory
Senator Gooding
Idaho
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Racine man linked to train shootings and burglary spree
Wisconsin authorities say Rogan admitted planning to fire on trains for revenge and to frighten the road after a string of burglaries and a malicious shooting near Racine. He reportedly confessed to killing a girl in Racine and to involvement in a street corner lunch wagon dynamiting last November injuring one person.
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Teacine
Rogan
Racine
Arizona mining man dies in New York hospital
Arie qRisbee Keners, longtime manager of Calumet & Arizona Copper Co, died at Roosevelt Hospital in New York City. He had a storied career in mining, noted for the free leaching plant in North America and the Greenway turbo washer. He served as a captain with Roosevelt's Rough Riders.
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Qrisbee
Arie
Reenway
Keners m
Calumet & Arizona Gopper Company
Roosevelt Hospital
New York City
Ad Cen
North America
Greenway
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
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Farragut Street
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