Texas athlete debate and deadly Point Place blast
The report notes a heated dispute over U S policies and Hagenbarth’s re election while detailing a gas explosion in Point Place Toledo that killed seven people including Mrs Fred A Kleis and 60 year old Mrs Thorpe and injured four others. Firefighters faced delays as debris and flames hampered response and building damage spread to nearby structures.
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U. S
Hagenbarth
Texas
Associated Press
Toledo
Ohio
Point Place
Fred A. Kleis
Anna Conrad
Donald Beckett
Thomas Hunter
Irene Ebert
Thorpe
Mra Blanche Jennings
John Bumne Jr
Toth
Afix Jennimey
Fiiremen
Wore
British Troops Ready for China Embarkation
London dispatch reports British battalions ordered into readiness for embarkation to China possibly from Portsmouth Monday as an Indian brigade also contemplates rapid movement. In Washington rioting in Shanghai raises concern for Americans and international forces, with anti foreign agitation easing into street clashes and shop districts.
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Associated Press
London
China
Portsmouth
Prom India Come
Washington
Shanghai
State Department
Admiral Wiilame
Cold Wave Pushes South Across Kansas City Area
A frigid Arctic air mass grips the region. Temperatures plunge to below freezing as the cold wave moves south from Montana toward Texas, bringing potential snow and colder conditions for tonight and tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
San
Mountain Coun
Texas
Dalia
Prospect
Montana
Nova Scotia Girl Victim of Murder
A Nova Scotia girl was found dead in a swamp near a tree. Authorities, after an autopsy by Medical Examiner Timothy J. Leary, say fatal blows caused her death and reveal multiple head and facial injuries consistent with blunt force trauma.
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Nova Scotia
Associated Press
Boston
San
Siabe! Matheson
Jove Scotia
Timothy J. Leary
Besten
Temperature Rises After Butte’s Deep Cold Spell
Butte ended a three day cold wave with a rapid temperature rebound reaching 24 above zero after moonrise and a 38 degree rise from the previous day. State wide readings showed rising temperatures with Great Falls at 28 above and Helena at four below zero.
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Butte
Moon
Householdre
Montana Power Company
Hebson
Hast Helena
Malta
Great Falls
Ereet Area
Dhoc
Ex-Pirate Becomes Preacher of Gospel in Danville
William Mortmant, once a feared buccaneer, now preaches from a small Danville home converted into a chapel. His modest quarters house a platform and benches for about 30 followers, reflecting a dramatic shift from high seas piracy to religious outreach in a 1900s era community.
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James PL Wkenna
Danville
Naa Haynes Ny
High Seas
Shange
Wok Gler
Wiehern
Nicaragua Tangle Reverts Back 10 Monroe Doctrine
Press dispatch from Washington reports activity in the house of representatives over Nicaragua policy. Representative Moore of Virginia and Representative Huddleston of Alabama introduced resolutions criticizing administration policy and urging Secretary Kellogg to brief Congress. The Mexican oil and land regulation controversy drew no new elements in the capital.
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GTON
House of Representatives
Moore
Virginia
Huddleston
Alabama
Kellogg
Pengress
Police Begin Search For Bigamist's Wife
Madison Wis Jan. 22 A precious woman aroused by her fall to hear from her sister proved the nemesis of Willan N Coffey 48 confessed bigamist held in jail at Manston Win while police of three states sought to locate his second wife Anna Holdridge of Rockford whose sister is believed dead District Attorney Clark said Coffey married his second wife in Winona Minn despite a wife and three children in Madison No definite view on the sister's whereabouts was disclosed
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Prete
Madison
Wis
Willan N. Coffey
Manston
Win
Anna Holdridge
Rockford
Bales Coffey
Robert P. Clark
Butoy
Clark
Coffey
Winona
Minn
Supreme Court upholds Butte ouster of city treasurer Riley
The court rules the surety company argument for bond release valid and that Riley's remaining 60 900 bond does not secure the city. It notes Riley was removed from office by the city council in 1926 after Joseph Riley was ousted as treasurer and Tom McCarthy denied the treasurer’s post.
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Joseph N. Riley
Supreme Court
Riley
Tony Perion
Plaas de Cary
Theiiey
Joseph Riley
Tom McCarthy
Ehief Deni
Mexican Court Denies Permanent Injunction on Oil Permits
Federal district court in Tampico refused to grant a permanent injunction sought by Sinclair Oil Company to bar the government from revoking permits. The action, filed through the secretary of Industry who handles oil matters, aimed to prevent license revocation affecting oil operations.
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Tampico
Jan
Federal District Court
Sinclair Ol Company
Secretary of Industry
Baylor Basketball Team Tragedy After Texas Train Crash
A Baylor University travel party of 22 on a parlor bus was struck by an International Great Northern train in Round Rock Texas. Ten died and five were injured with one hospital bound in critical condition. Driver Jon Potter, later relieved by Coach Wolfe, was among the injured. Names of the injured and deceased include several Baylor players and associates.
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Lachine Tweed
Jon Potter
Wolfe
Taylor
Texas
Georgetown
Dowd
Jinmie
Walker
Greenvitle
Woods Confirmation Vote Nears As Session Opens
Washington reports a close confirmation battle for Woods with predictions of a narrow outcome. The Senate backed delaying action to reopen the nomination at 2 p.m. in executive session with a 30 minute debate and a late day roll call. Senator Reed urged approval while Senator Gott attacked Woods as biased toward Pennsylvania.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pennsylvania
Interstate ‘Commerce Commission
Senate
Mons Gay
Reed
Z Yania
Coolidge
Gott
West Virginia
Woods
Convention closes as delegates head home from Wool Growers
At the National Wool Growers convention held at the Finlen hotel the floor voiced approval for Ogden as the next convention city over Albuquerque. Officers were elected, with Frank J. Hagenbarth praised as president for four consecutive terms. A secretary’s address covered department matters and reports on forest, land, and grazing policy prompted debate.
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Butte
Wool Growers Convention
Finlen Hotel
Ogden
Alberquerque
Frank J. Hagenbarth
F. A Noad
California
Ional Flockmae Nv
W. M. Jardine
Secreary of Agriculture
Brought In Joy
Tres Font Authority
Amient
Hearing Delay Sought by Smith in Senate Probe
Senator J. Smith asked the elections committee for a delay in hearings on the McKinsey Meek matter. Former solicitor general Thines M. Meek said he would offer arguments to show Smith is entitled to a seat under Governor Liu’s appointment, despite campaign funds questions. The committee must rule on this before proceeding. a majority ruling could end the hearing with a verdict next Saturday. If the committee rejects the contention, hearings continue.
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J. Smith
Sent Elections Committee
Flood threat spreads through Ohio river bottoms
Associated Press reports heavy rains swelled the Ohio river in Southern and Southeastern Ohio causing a flood menace. The river was forecast to rise three inches per hour, hampering bus service and industry from East Liverpool to Portsmouth as residents moved belongings to higher ground despite a cold wave moving eastward.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio River
East Liverpool
Portsmouth
Igher Ground
United States Weather Bureau
850 Montanans Leave for Land of Orange Blossoms
About 850 Montanans boarded a large three-section Union Pacific excursion train bound for Los Angeles in midwinter. The first section of ten cars departed around 8 o clock with Mr and Mrs Henry Coulan of Butte, the Union Pacific general agent, joining for the trip. The second nine car section left at 8:15 with W Cook, city passenger agent, aboard and the third section left at 10 with J A Scott, special railroad representative. The three sections carried about 750 passengers in standard sleepers, while the regular UP train to Salt Lake carried the rest. More than 60 people were expected to depart on today’s regular UP train. Continued on Page 6 Column 4
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Henry Coulan
Coulan
Union Pacific System
Los Angeles
Butte
W. Cook
U. P
J A. Scott
U.P
Salt Lake
U. Pe
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