Senate Cloture Vote Marks Tense Debates in Chamber
The presiding officials and many prominent figures filled private galleries as a heated one hour debate preceded a cloture vote. Republicans and Democrats split 37 to 31 to limit adhesion, with several crossovers. The roll call listed members from both parties, followed by adjournment attempts and a lengthy protocol reading that stretched from 1:30 p m to 4:30 p m amid quorum disputes.
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Virginia
Oth
Ehmp Atead
Minnesota
Markco
Reed
Missouri
Senate
Walsh
Montana
United States
Swanson
Flight crew completes leg of long voyage to Gando bay
The Associated Press reports Ne Plus Ultra, a notable airship, moored tonight at Gando bay in South Island opposite the Spanish gunboat Infante Isabel. Tomorrow the commander and crew plan the second leg from Palos, Spain to Argentina, stating the initial flight to Gando bay was smooth and swift with a 15 minute crossing.
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Gando Bay
South Island
Isabel
Governor Points to Progress Made
Governor Erickson discusses progress on farm issues and surplus handling. He notes mixed legislative gains for labor and capital, and cites Secretary Jardine's opposition to government participation in farmer surplus movement. He supports co operative export plans and fair distribution to consumers.
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Jardine
Chicago
Haugen-McNary
Erickson
Alaskan Strawberries Grow in Snow Famine
Seward Alaska reports strawberries prospering as mild weather reduces snowpack. Last year rotary plows battled slides while today rain and scant snow leave rail traffic light. Contractors cannot fit orders due to snow shortfall, prompting the railroad to hire thousands of workers from Seattle to be shipped by water to Seward.
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Seward
Alaska
High Mountain Pass
Seattle
Soward
Removal of danger of clash in Far East
Moscow reports a peaceful turn in the Chinese Eastern railway dispute after Marshal Chang Tso-Lin and Russian officials ordered an immediate resumption of traffic. An agreement between the Russian consul general at Mukden and Chinese authorities sets terms for compensation and further discussion on remaining questions.
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Agscintea Evens
Moscow
Rusia
Teeof M. Ivanoff
Chang Too-Lin
Far East
Mukden
Russia
Chang -Tso-Lin
Nine Army Planes Destroyed by Fire at Rolling Field
Fire at Rolling Field army aviation station in Washington destroyed nine airplanes and unmounted Liberty motors, with the hangar burned and about 360000 dollars in damage. Four planes were new. the rest older models. The blaze, blamed on electrical wiring, alarmed fire crews who fought the flames as oil supplies fueled the inferno.
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Associated Press
Washington
Rolling Field
Army Aviation Station
Sta Lon
Butte Matron Sustains Severe Burns in Parlor Fire
Mrs. J. F. Derge rushed back to find her mother Mrs. Richard Howell ablaze, the fire started while the proneer was in the parlor with her daughter. Relatives describe the burns as critical with recovery uncertain and dependent on supplied medicines and continued care.
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Richard Howell
Caledonia
J. F. Derge
Butt
Butte
Slayer Confesses: Strangled Woman Near Philadelphia
The suspect, 42, confesses to strangling Miss Dietrich near Bywood Heights, close to Philadelphia. He links the motive to a love affair and threats of exposing a double life, naming a wealthy New York man, Nichols, and recounting events with Dietrich over recent years.
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Marshall
By- Wood Heights
Philadelphia
Hie
Sus Bieton
Mine Dietrich
New York
Seven Denver Bankers Indicted by Federal Grand Jury
Seven bank officials face multiple indictments in Denver as fallout from the Globe National and related bank failures. Accused include Herman B. Gates former Globe president, H. Staley former Globe president, Frank L. Bishop ex Globe vice chair, Will Bishop, John Q. Adams, Gordon Holls, and Mary Minty. Counts total from 7,000 to 1,500,000 dollars across 18 to 49 counts in several conspiracies and fraud charges.
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Denver
Herman B. Gates
Globe National Bank
Wyoming
H. Staley
the Globe
Frank le Bishop
Home Savings and Merchants’ Bank
The
Globe
Will Bishop
Frank Bishop
John Q. Adams
Home Savings and’ Merchante’ Bank
Gordon Holls
Broadway National and Drovers National Bank
Mary” Minty
Home Investment and Insurance Company
Beach seeks transfer of wealth to longtime mistress
Stanley Vai Beach, descendant of the Conqueror, plans to press a legal appeal to shift income and part of a fortune to his longtime mistress Caroline Watson. The inheritance, tied up by his father Frederick Converse Beach's will, prompts his bid as his daughter Marguerite nears 18. Beach’s wife Helen Birdeye Curtis Beach refuses divorce. his aunt Jennie Beach Gasper supports the challenge alongside Beach’s claim against other family members tied to the fortune of Alfred B. Beach, founder of Scientific American.
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New York
Stanley Vai Beach
England
Frederick Converse Beach
Beach
Marguerite
Teach
Mra Helen Birdeye Curtis Beach
Caroline Watson
Yegtimine Marguerit
Jennie Beach Gasper
Alfred B. Beach
The
Scientific American
Elihu Yale
Yale University
Take Up First Bill for Farmer Relief
The House limited debate to two hours and took up the Haugen bill to create a cooperative marketing division in the Agriculture Department. The measure, backed by the administration as the session's first agricultural bill, will be voted on tomorrow amid some Democratic criticism of farm relief policy. Representative Summers of Texas indicated he would vote against the measure.
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House
Agricultural Department
Congress
Summers
Texas
Haugen
Ter
Wurer
Ul Oatehalras Fe Agriculture Committee
Eest Wilong
Mitchell Case Highlighted By President on Mitchell Sentence
The article details President Coolidge's decision in the Col William Mitchell case, noting the taking of a modified punishment and the secretary of war's recommendations. It covers the court martial verdict, the judge advocate general’s stance, and the defense secretary’s role, with the White House statement emphasizing obedience to law and military discipline.
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Coolidge
Davis
War’ Department Board of Review
Jade
White House
William Mitchell
Wilam Mitchell
Court-Martia
PN-9
Growned
War Department
Navy
Alr
Congress
Board of Review
DHX
Ay Wen
Colorado Springs
Col
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Leroy Vanlehn
Denver
Lehn
Anniversary of Burns Observed in Butte
The 167th anniversary of Robert Burns was celebrated in Butte with a Woman's club event under the Daughters of Scotia. Pr ogram featured readings, pipe music, and a Burns address, followed by a dance with Miss Spurrier's orchestra. committees included Mrs. Dan McLeod and others, with ushers named.
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Scotland
Butte
Burns
Daughters of Scotia
Burne
Jen G. Ragedales
Butte High
Ernest Hardcast
Dan Calder
Miss Spurrier
Dan McLeod
J. Brown
Neil Mcleod
David Kidd
Thomas H. York
Joe Smith
Fales
Duncan
Thomas
Lois McMillan
Elizabeth McMillan
Daisy Smith
Chrissie Anderson
Briand Faces Tough Battle in French Chamber
Paris January 25 Premier Briand prepares for the greatest political test of his career in the chamber of deputies. The fight pits the premier against his own majority over budget balancing measures and a sinking fund as substitutes for government revenue.
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Associated Pres
Paris
Briand
Chamber of Deputies
How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu
An ad explains Calotabs as a purified calomel tablet to cure colds flu and sore throat with one or two doses at bedtime followed by water. It promises no salts or nausea and a clear morning recovery with normal appetite. A family package with directions costs 35 cents and is sold at any drugstore.
Murray Buick Home Opening Tonight in Butte
The Murray Motor company unveils its new Buick home at the corner of Gal ied. The building includes a main door and basement and will host manager Mr. Murray. Dancing is planned for the opening with reception committees listed for ladies and gentlemen.
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Buick
Galied
Ray
Murray
Butte
Dillon
Horn
Hoy Murray
Afre
al Woodside
Howard Rude
Harald Hoyme
Mamie Henry
Roy Murray
al. Woodside
Harry Bennet
Jack Noonan
Joe Lonner
Mandich Funeral Service Held At Mountain View Cemetery
Funeral services for Dan Mandich will be held Tuesday at noon from the family home 9246 Alley East Granite Street. Orthodox rites will follow and interment will be at Mountain View Cemetery. Friends are invited to attend and thankfulness is extended for the kindness shown.
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John A. Drasik
Richards
Heart Church
Cross Cemetery
Joseph Richards
Cotter
Michael Cotter
Boardman Street
St. Mary's Churel
Belebi
Grelock
Sullivan
St. Mary's Church
U. 8
Balkan Lodge
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