Peace Near in Nicaragua Report from Diaz Governmen
Washington reads Diaz peace offers as liberal armies move toward home. U S supervision of a civil authority and amnesty plans are cited as key elements of the proposal. The Managua dispatch notes divisions within the country as talks unfold and U S involvement suspected in treaty efforts.
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Managua
Nivargua
Diaz
Jun Sacasa
Pereimgi
Repubiie Sind
Bemor Dias
Sta
TORS
Walsh Questions Gould Veracity in Senate Hearing
Senator Gould of Maine faces skepticism from the Senate elections committee as Senator Walsh of Montana accuses the witness of misquoting testimony and seeks to impeach Gould’s statements about a 109000 contribution to a Conservative party. Hinckley defends Gould while alleging Walsh aims to distort the record.
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Gould
Maine
Senate
New Brunswiek
Canad
W. TL. Hinckley
Walsh
Montana
New Brunswick
Mee Keown
Flemming
Death of Mengon Que Accidental Jury Verdict
A coroner’s jury ruled the death of Max Mengon accidental after he was fatally shot at the Swiss Home by a man who claimed the trigger was pulled during a drink order. No eyewitnesses. the shooter testified he procured a gun and fired as part of a dispute. Manslaughter charges were filed and a preliminary hearing set for Feb 4.
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Max Mengon
Mike Mix
Etsc
Mike Mengan
Mike
Mengan
Louis A. Barkley
Simon Zanon
Swise
Ing House
Mary Mengontes
Northern Pacific and Burlington plan park gateway service
Rail companies will run through Pullmans from Bozeman to Yellowstone park beginning June 20 1927 adding west entrance travel via the Gallatin Gateway route. The plan pairs Northern Pacific with Burlington and routes tourists through Bozeman to reach the park and side trips to nearby mining cities, expanding access to the region.
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Yellowstone Park
Northern Pacific
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Pullman
Burlington
Genetral
Therthern Pacific
Pullmans
Bozeman
Yele Towstone Park
Gallatin
St. Waukee
Bude
Railways
Record Vote 15 Sought in Tax Relief Debate
The Missourian reports on efforts to reveal Republican opposition to Democratic tax relief as Coolidge’s 10 percent tax credit proposal stalls in the Senate. Senator Couzens aids Democrat amendments to the deficinry bill while McKellar’s measures tighten refund oversight. The piece notes objections about ex parte practices and alleged improper influence on tax refund decisions.
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Ane Washinton
Jan
Coolidge
The
Missourian
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Tt 4
Reed
Couzens
Michie Ban
Treasury
Senator McKellar
Tennessee
Internal Revenue
McKellar
Court of Tax Appeals
Benator Couzens
Emoot
Utah
Slayer to search for grave of wife
A suspect, ex convict and former welfare worker, confessed to killing his wife with a baseball bat. He led investigators to a riverbank near New Grider and described the slaying after a months long investigation spanning late 1950s. The district attorney announced updates as the case unfolded with confessions and alibi verifications ongoing.
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Prewt
Jan Graven
Cattess Wlenmoan
Mlinat S Cottey
Maaieon
Cottey
Grider
Dutaane
Etter
Robert Glare
GieTkoay
Coltrane Alibyen
Sanebarl
Gladstone Libel Case Seeks Vindication Of Moral Character
William E. Gladstone’s heirs pursue a libel case in London to defend the late prime minister’s private life against Im moral conduct imputations. The trial opens tomorrow as they seek to prove his integrity amid public scrutiny and a reprint era debate.
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Associated Press
London
William E. Gladstone
Ister
Times
Ton
Bisinens Lane
Captain Wright
Gladstone
Gladston
Banker Jarman J. Gage dies at Point Loma
Jarman J. Gage a longtime Chicago banker and former secretary of the treasury died at Point Loma after retiring in 1906. Born June 28 1836 in De Ruyter New York he rose from office boy to president of the first National Bank of Chicago and helped float 200 million in Spanish American war bonds. He believed the bond issue showcased American unity and finance.
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Wee
Diego
Jarman J. Gage
Point Loma
Acy
Hiss
Japan
Mr. Gage
II de Ruyter
N.Y
Chirag
First National Bank of
Chicuzo
Mckinsey
Roosevelt Tewan
Gase
the Treasury
Gage
Arctic Weather Signals Widespread Winter Storm
A strong North Atlantic storm system is sweeping southward with heavy winds and precipitation. The frigid front extends east of the Mississippi, bringing colder conditions to the extreme South by Friday while Alaska and northwest Canada anticipate a new disturbance. Eastern Canada also faces wintry weather tonight.
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Washington
United Eaten
Bureau Re Fonieht
North Atlantic Ocean
Mississippi River
Alaska
Forthwest
Canada
Pacific
Alsn
Montana House kills liquor bill in early session
Montana House committee moves to kill a liquor bill as the year begins. A memorial asks for a stronger state liquor control measure, but the proposal faces opposition and uncertain fate in this initial phase.
Leader in Eastern Star dies on Shanghai tour
Emma Plummer Chadwick of Beattie Washington, grand matron of the General Grand Chapter of the Eastern Star, died during a tour of eastern chapters in Shanghai. The news notes she had recently fled a situation after a brief visit, as details from the tour emerged yesterday. The fragmentary report mentions her key role and the ongoing tour through the Philippines and eastern chapters.
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The
Eastern Star
Philippines
Emma Plummer Chadwick
Beattie
Washington ready to forge new treaties with China
The United States would pursue new treaties with China independently if needed, while not abrogating existing ones until new pacts are signed. The Senate is to consider naval presence in Chinese waters to safeguard American life and property if Chinese authorities fail to provide protection. The statement urges equal treatment for Americans seeking legitimate occupations without special privileges or monopolies.
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Crean
Washington
Dan
Ching
Senate
Ketlowe
Chin
Silent Oil Affair Looms Over Mexico U S
Mexico holds silent stance on oil dispute with the United States as both seek arbitration or further steps. Authorities note permits declared conditions unmet and no actions by firms in the United States embassy file within a month due to fee reductions or suspensions. A relief committee has been appointed to aid the unemployed amid the unrest.
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Mexico
United States
Ew Petroleumn
Wantinster
Eil
Veteran pioneer from Indiana visits Butte in Montana tale
Thomas Fenton Hoover, claimed to be the first miner to haul a pound of ore from the Sierra Nevadas to the Rockies, visited Butte. Born in Peru Indiana, he traced his Westward trek in the 1800s, described Montana as open lands, and said he arrived in Montana in 1866, later working in Helena and Drummond.
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Thomas Hoover
Drummond
Sierra Nevadas
Rocky Mountain
Butte
Thomas Fenton Hoover
Southern States
Halls of Congress
Jackson
Monta
Hoover
Montana
Idaho
Anyshere Lac
Fort Hall
Plover Peaple
Nevada
Comstock
Helena
Grizalyguleh
Mr. Hoover
Peru
Ind
West
Colorado
Pike's Peak
Neb
Wentern
Archie McPhail
Archie
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