Goldsmith mine fire endangers surface workings near Walkerville
A blaze started by clothing near a stove at the Goldsmith mine, one mile north of Walkerville, threatened to destroy surface workings and the shaft. Only two miners were underground. they were rescued. The Crystal Copper company operates the site under P A Brady. Fire began about 4 45 pm and was controlled by 7 15 pm, with most surface structures razed except the gallows frame.
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Goldsmith
Walkerville
Crystal Copper Company
Boston
P. A. Brady
Matt Alderson
Brady
Dan (Curley) Sullivan
O'Neill Street
Phil
Working People Pay Homage to Cardinal in Belgium
Large crowds visit the Malines archbishopric as Cardinal Mer cier is mourned. Stores close and 100000 pass the catafalque. Belgium's chamber approves national funeral credits with two Communist dissenters. Pope sends condolence amid messages from world leaders and church figures.
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Associated Press
Brussels
Cardinal Mercier
Malines
Catafalque
Chamber of Deputies
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Rome
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Hibben
Princeton
Lord Halifax
English Church Union
Detectives Seek General's Son Osborn Wood
Osborn Wood son of Major General Leonard Wood is sought by the Palm Beach National Detective Agency for allegedly writing worthless checks. The agency asked Havana police to bar him and Key West authorities to arrest him on his voyage south. Wood had been in Palm Beach since Christmas Eve after a New York Wilmington visit and a Tampa realty sale.
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Osborn C. Wood
Associated Press
West Palm Beach
Palm Beach
Wood
New York
Wilmington
Del
Tampa
Seamen Battle for Life in Gale Near Treacherous Seas
Two crippled British freighters fight for life as a gale rages in mid ocean. The freighters Antinoe and a second vessel drift while two large passenger liners stand by. The Bremen has rescued six crew members and the President Roosevelt still searches.
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Associated Press
New York
Roosevelt
Bremen
New Evolution Theory Claims Batangi See Apes as Degenerate Kin
The Rev. R. H. C. Graham reports in London that Batangi people in the Congo claim apes evolved from men. They say ancient ancestors fell into debt, fled to forests, and stopped speaking, while Batangi now consider themselves superior and eat chimpanzees.
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Associated Press
London
R. H. C. Graham
Lower Congo
Graham
British
Phrenological Society
Fire destroys Montana Odd Fellows Home at Helena
Helena January 26 fire about eight o clock tonight destroyed the Montana Odd Fellows home in Helena valley driving about 30 inmates and staff to safety. Water supply failed from a storage tank and the building burned largely in upper parts. Merle Kratzer and others rescued residents including a blind man. all were sheltered for the night in blankets and coats.
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Associated Press
Helena
Montana Odd Fellows
Helena Valley
Lee
Elizabeth Jones
Merle Kratzer
Butte Citizens Protest National Distributors Association
A group of Butte residents file complaints with the federal justice and post office departments against the National Distributors' association over misleading advertising and a $5 membership fee. They say no work was provided, only instructions to spend more for supplies, and that advertising promised $8 to $10 daily earnings. Several residents, including Bernhard A. Blomgren, detail letters and circulars from Chicago home offices and ongoing recruitment despite lack of returns.
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Federal Department of Justice
Post Office Department
National Distributors’ Association
Butte
Chicago
Butte District
Association
Standard Office
National Distributors’ Association of Chicago
North Paulina Street
W. C. T. U. Calls Mass Prayer For Luther Burbank
Santa Rosa leaders of the Women's Christian Temperance Union called a mass meeting for Friday afternoon to pray that Luther Burbank's eyes be opened and that local youth not be led astray from the religion of their fathers. Burbank, an honorary W C T U member, had opposed orthodox beliefs and reincarnation.
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Associated Press
Santa Rosa
Cal
Luther Burbank
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Burbank
The
Order
San Francisco
National Chief of Credit Men to Speak in Butte Banquet
Ralph W. Watson president of the Retail Credit Men's National Association will address a banquet in Butte at the New Finlen Saturday at 7 p m. About 50 visitors are expected from Anaconda with Helena and Livingston sending strong delegations.
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Ralph W. Watson
Retail Credit Men's National Association
Butte
Anaconda
New Finlen
Helena
Livingston
Mitchell Halts Resignation On Friends Advice
Washington dispatch reports Col William Mitchell delayed submitting his resignation from the army, delaying action on leaving the service after a five year suspension with pay reduced to 397.67 monthly. He consulted Rep Frank R Reid and others, with a decision expected by week’s end, while legal experts reaffirm he remains a colonel entitled to wear uniform and occupy office space in the War Department.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Army
President Coolidge
Frank R. Reid
Wlinets
Mitchell
War Department
Great Treat Fa Boured At The Chamber Dinner
Governor J B Erickson spoke at the Butte Chamber of Commerce dinner on February 1 at the New Finlen hotel. Dr Peter Potter chaired the planning committee which secured the governor for the event amid high civic interest in Montana commerce and state affairs.
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Chambers of Commerce
Montana
J. B. Erickson
Butte Chamber of Commerce
New Finlen Hotel
Peter Potter
Potter
Erickson
Great Falls
Lewistown
Butte
Police Still Seek Reason For Murder In Dietrich Case
Philadelphia authorities press to learn motive in the murder and dismemberment of 4 year old Anna May Dietrich. chiropractor David L Mail may have more to reveal as relatives dispute parts of his confession. Marshal slated for first degree murder charge tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
David L. Mail
Anna May Dietrich
Dietrich Toda
Marshall
Secon
Marshal
State Prepared to Begin Battle in All Counties
Montana officials announce use of padlocks on properties involved in liquor manufacture sale or distribution contrary to law. Attorney General Foot says 19 abatement orders issued in Anaconda will close those places for a year and county attorneys will pursue further abatements with state assistance.
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Anaconda
Foot
Associated Press
Helena
Montana
KE. Collins
Ira Stagg
George B. Winston
Federal government indicts 61 in rum running conspiracy
A federal grand jury indicted 61 men including 14 current or former members of the court guard for conspiring to violate the national prohibition law. A second indictment charged William V. Dwyer and 10 associates with bribery of government employees. A third indictment accused Dwyer and John J. Cambridge of sending 12 men to their deaths aboard an unseaworthy ship. Names include C Paul Chartier and others.
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Associated Press
New York
Court Guard
William V. Dwyer
Dwyer
John J. Mea
Cambridge
Wyer
C. Paul Chartier
Cana
Denver Traffic Halted by Drifts on Denver Boulder Route
More than 200 motor cars and trucks were stranded in deep drifts on the Denver-Boulder highway until rescue parties released them, as a wind driven snow piled up on exposed cuts in the foothills. Several drivers suffered exposure during the icy delay.
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Associated Press
Denver
Denver-Boulder
Senate Near Unanimous Support for World Court Reservations
The Senate, by an almost unanimous vote, approved all reservations in the Swanson resolution endorsing American adherence to the world court. Tomorrow the measure faces final adoption, with additional reservations likely to fail to gain consent.
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United States
Senate
Associated
Preas
Washington
Swanson
World Court
Britain and Italy Reach War Debt Settlement
London report says Britain and Italy agreed on debt terms with Count Volpi and Mr. Churchill. Annuity of £4.5 million for 62 years starts now, with Italy renouncing interest on £22 million gold deposit. Italian mission to Rome departs Thursday after two weeks in London.
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L’reas
London
Great Britain
Italy
Count Volpi
Churchill
Bank of England
Rome
Tax Cut Bill To Be Given Right Of Way By Senators
Washington Jan 26 The tax reduction bill will be given right of way in the senate after a final vote on the world court. Smoot says he aims to force a vote within two weeks with Feb 12 as a deadline for passage if income tax installments due March 15 are to be met. Senator King of Utah seeks deeper cuts including repeal of levies on autos and admissions and opposes repealing the inheritance tax and tax return publicity.
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Gervin Bloodworth
Willie Jones
Columbus
Howard F. Underwood
Bloodworth
Jones
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
World Court
Smoot
Finance Committee
King
Utah
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