Democrats Control House After Resignation Move
Washington Jan 20 A resignation offer by Rep Lloyd of Missouri to quit the Ballinger-Pinchot inquiry drew a partisan clash in the House. Democrats pressed adjournment while Republicans left their seats, and a roll call on the quorum led to delays as minority members explained. Tainey and other Democrats later withdrew from the committee amid caucus decisions, with Lloyd’s successor to be chosen at a later session.
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Clay For
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Three Victims Slain by Black Hand in New York
In New York on January 20 a triple murder occurred in a East Side flat. Victims include Salvatore Scalpan a barber his wife and an older woman believed to be Scalpan's mother in law. Police found the bodies after a failed shop visit. The scene showed burglary signs with chests opened and valuables disturbed. No suspect or motive confirmed beyond Black Hand connection.
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New York
Salvatore Scalpan
Convict Labor for Our Roads Held at Convention
A convened meeting by the Countee Crameisst Union, under Bullings, discussed using convict labor to build and repair public roads. Delegates debated costs, supervision, and potential statewide adoption of the program amid rural support.
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WXTI
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Resolutions Passed on State Road Improvements and Convict Labor
County commissioners favored a statewide road program, endorsing the state good roads convention and federal aid for roads. They urged using convict labor on highways, called for increased property valuations, and elected officers including President D T Curran. W B George delivered the main speech at a 140-person luncheon hosted by the chamber of commerce.
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Yellowstock County
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Sliver Bow
T. I. Alexander
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Silver Bow County
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Missoula
Patterson
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Hinson
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Ws. Garnsey
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Convicted Financier Walsh Starts Five-Year Sentence
Leavenworth Kan Jan After an easy day spent mainly in reading Walsh Chicago banker began a five year term for misapplying funds of the Chicago National Bank The former banker will be kept under observation by Dr A Yohe to determine his physical condition and will likely be moved to the prison library next week
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John K. Walsh
Chicago
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Bath tub mystery victim linked to morphine habit
New York Jan 20 That Mrs Geoxa T Snead, victim of the Boat Orange bath tub mystery, was a morphine user. Contents of her stomach were analyzed and showed morphine. Family members including Mrs Cerofina B Martin and Virginia Warliow provided details. The article notes the victim had long been addicted to morphine.
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Battle of Ballots Shows Increase in Unionist Vote
Reported returns from the general election indicate Unionists leading in several districts with gains over prior tallies. Nationalists and Laborites hold the balance of power, shaping potential alliances as Tory leadership seeks to govern amid a split opposition landscape.
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Saloonkeepers seek Sunday closing ordinance in Red Lodge
Saloon keepers met and voted to urge enactment of an ordinance closing saloons from midnight Saturday to 1 p.m. Sunday. They currently close at midnight and reopen 6 a.m. The move aims to block a temperance push in the upcoming statewide campaign, with Red Lodge believed to be the first Montana city where saloonmen request such hours.
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Flathead allottees may sell portion of land
Washington January 2 report on Indian affairs urged Senator Dixon to report favorably his bill allowing Flathead Indian allottees to sell eight acres or lease with restriction. A favorable report was ordered on the bill authorizing sale of a small subdivision of reservation land along Miatiend Lake. Also notes nominations by the president including Edward Kent for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Arizona.
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New York Stock Exchange suspends firms after coal and iron pool collapse
Roberts Hall Criss join JM Fiske Lathrop Haskings and other firms suspended as exchange investigates insolvency after yesterday’s failures in the Columbus and Hocking Coal and Iron pool. Hugo Orlea oversees the board and cites possible actions to restore trust and prevent further bad faith among participants.
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Wat Crvz
JM. Fiske & Co
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Leyoni
Roberts, Won & Criga
Horses Race on Public Street Stir City Court Action
Kalispell residents report horse racing on Third Avenue West after Mayor Jones granted permits. Horse owners and drivers face charges for impeding street use and endangering pedestrians. City attorney warns of potential mayoral arrest. hearings scheduled for tomorrow.
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Cleveland Workers Plan Meat and Egg Boycott
Reportedly laboring men and business leaders in Cleveland sign anti meat and egg petitions led by Behellr. Aimed at a general strike against eating meat and eggs, organizers claim 2,000 signs prepared for tonight. Petitions will be printed to mobilize the movement.
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Forest rangers begin training at university schools
A group of men stationed in district No 6 attend forest schools at the University of Montana and the University of Washington as part of a short course to improve technical skills. Many bring wives, expect regular pay, and some will stay on temporary leave while others must return to field duties. The district headquarters is reviewing how many can remain to finish the course, with many facing immediate salary constraints and back-to-work pressures.
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Comptroller rules against law on forestry rangers
Washington learns the Comptroller of the Treasury has ruled there is no legal basis or appropriation allowing the forest service to fund college sent forestry rangers and their travel expenses. The issue emerged after Gifford Pinchot’s removal and McCabe’s discovery of about 200 rangers in West programs costing the government between 13 000 and 20 000 dollars monthly. The disbursing officer was asked to halt such accounts and referred the matter to Secretary Wilson, then to the Treasury.
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Bank President and Cashier Paroled in Bank Wreck Case
Paul Steushind and Henry W. Hering, former Milwaukee Avenue State Bank leaders in Chicago, were released on parole after convictions tied to the bank wreck and a missing 1.3 million dollars. Steushind served over three years. Hering received a similar sentence. The case involved embezzlement by 33,000 depositors and a disappearance of about 1.2 million.
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Conference of governors adjourns with divergent views
Washington January session ends amid broad debate over creating a new governing body. Governors consider future conclave timing and venue, with discussions showing sharp differences on the proposed structure and authority of the body.
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Moyer Suggests Miners Mercer Workkeys
Mercer miners may see new work keys policy proposed by Moyer. The suggestion aims to streamline mining work requirements and improve productivity across Mercer operations.
Miners Convene Over Amalgamation Plan Across North America
Delegates at the United Mine Workers convention endorsed a proposal by Western Federation of Miners leaders to unite coal and metal workers across the country and in Caracas. Charles Moyer urged coal miners to join, arguing a merged front is essential to wage and condition gains and to counter major industry groups. Meyer warned that without amalgamation, efforts against the United States Steel Corporation and the copper trusts would fail, and urged miners to enter politics to survive.
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Logan confesses to multiple murders in confession flurry
James Logan alias Fred Juhna, jailed in CoWile Washington, admits killing Mrs Agnem Jason and claims two other murders. Doctors say he shows diminished sanity after sessions with psychiatrists. He allegedly killed Y R Shives, shipped the body in a trunk, burned it on a farm and killed the real James Logan in Maple Falls, plus Cashed two drafts after the war in South Africa.
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Plurality Vote Sees Mayor-Elect Recount Underway
Hoxton Dan reports a 0-A reduction in a mayoral vote leading to a recount of the election for Mayor-elect John Sindingert after a close plurality outcome. The recount process is finishing tonight in Bouton cant Inet, with results expected.
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