Real Beginning Expected in Browning Trial Monday
White Plains New York January Browning divorce case moves to full testimony stage with Mrs Frances Browning and Marian ey among witnesses. Judge Reexer cautions lawyers on tone as Browning defenses and rebuttals unfold.
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Disbanding Cagaga's Army and Nicaragua Debate
The article reports on the disbanding of Cagaga's Army amid liberal support for the Diaz government as Nicaragua faces a presidential election. It notes Rear Admiral Latimer’s arrival in Coriat from Panama to confer with American Ambassador Eberhardt and covers Senate debate over U.S. policy in Nicaragua, highlighting remarks about marines and calls for withdrawal, plus Foreign Relations Committee actions on warships, marines, and a probe into press propaganda.
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Chaplin refuses to cash child support checks in divorce row
Los Angeles January 26 Associated Press reports Liza Grey Chaplin blocked by legal hurdles as Loyd Wright offers three checks for child support. Lyndon L. Young calls the money for the children. Chaplin’s counsel files notice of appeal over injunction and court minutes corrections. Demurrer by Loyd Wright challenges sufficiency of the complaint and his interest in Chaplin's property.
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Butte Car Barely Escapes Bad Crash
Five men riding in a large curing car driven by John J Reilly narrowly escaped a serious accident last night near East Park Street Anaconda when a switch engine started ahead and knocked down a railway crossing sign post The car was thrown from the engine path but none of the occupants were injured Witnesses on the Butte Anaconda bus reported the car wreckage nearby and the scare was minor despite extensive damage to the vehicle
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Basketball games in Independent League at KC gym tonight
The KC gym hosts Independent League games with Montana Power vs Boulevards Conquist vs Mc Queen Centerville vs Elmorla Guin vs Hubs. Rev Hugh McIntyre Butler of Magillizan Ireland is 100 years old and among the oldest clergy.
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Captain Bill Wright Returns to Ranger Duty on Border
Captain Will Wright, veteran Texas Ranger, resurfaces after two years away. He led major actions against rum runners on the Rio Grande and once captured 15 whisky runners with 37 pack horses and 2,000 quarts of tequila. Wright has served 32 years in law enforcement, including Wilson County sheriffs and Ranger duties.
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Sons Seek Proof Dad Not Immoral
The article continues to describe Captain Wright denying immorality claims against his father and repeating the libel allegations tied to Viscount Gladstone. Wright maintains his book’s statements were authorized by the late Lord Miner and denounces demands for retraction as unsatisfying. A letter from Viscount Gladstone labels Wright a liar and coward for slandering a dead man and asserting the public would accept such inventions.
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Negotiating Terms With China For Tariff and Extraterritorial Rights
Secretary Kellogg indicated Washington is ready to negotiate with any Chinese government or delegates representing China on a customs treaty and the removal of tariff controls. He said Washington favors extending the Peking commission’s recommendations and pursuing a new treaty to relinquish extraterritorial rights once China provides legal protection and courts for American citizens and property.
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Man who floated Spanish War Loan for U S is dead
Obituary notes the death of a prominent financier who helped float the Spanish War Loan for the United States. He led the American Bankers Association for three terms and served as a Carnegie Institution trustee. A widow, married in 1909, survives him amid Chicago honors.
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Death in Swiss Home gun accident involving Mengon family
Testimony details a day of drinking at Western Creamery and Swiss Home where Max Mengon and Mike Mengon shared drinks before a gun misfired. Bartender Dominick Guglini testified he loaded the weapon thinking it was empty. The gun exploded wounding Max Mengon who died at James hospital.
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Two in Jail After Automobile Crash Report
A chaotic late night incident on West Park Street ends with Frank Murphy and Jack Hyan jailed on residence living charges after their sedan swerved into Mr. Ril Samick's car. An unnamed AMTEL associate was not arrested as officers detained the two men minutes later.
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Princess Tarhata Karam Holds Philippine Troops at Bay
Jan 26 Manila. Philippine constabulary seeks rules for fighting a woman as Princess Tarhata Karam, Sultan of Sulu’s niece, reportedly holds Jolo with 200 armed followers. Her husband Datu Tahil, Moro dignitary, tries to defend position while government ponders safest tactic. Princess Tahil, educated at Illinois, joined Tahil’s harem as fourth wife.
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Six meet death in ward blast at theater collapse
Six persons were killed and a dean severely injured when an acetylene gas explosion rocked the Tat 8 Ward chapel and amusement hall during a basketball game between Turner and Central Idaho. A frame building used by a Mormon congregation collapsed after a lighted match sparked a flare, trapping spectators.
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Exoneration of Impeachment Demanded in House
Two New York lawmakers introduced resolutions urging an immediate judiciary committee inquiry into Federal Judge Frank Cooper of the Northern New York district. They seek exoneration condemnation or impeachment based on his handling of prohibition cases. The charges accuse him of aiding rum runners and conspiring with Prohibition officials, with reference to treasury reports on undercover enforcement.
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First Degree Verdict Returned Against Hunt by Big Timber Jurors
Henry Hunt was found guilty of first degree murder in Sweet Grass County Montana. The jury returned the verdict with no recommendation on sentence. Judge HJ Miller set January 31 for sentencing, with possible life imprisonment or death by hanging under state law. The killing occurred New Year’s Day in James Roberts’s Big Timber shack. Hunt claims Roberts fired first. The report notes a British mint coin output for 1925 and a prior dispute between Hunt and Roberts.
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