Republicans Reorganize Senate As Insurgents Diehard Move
The Associated Press reports that the Republican party, holding a working Senate majority for the first time in two years, proceeds to reorganize with precision. They gain backing from three of four dismissed senators and face little Democrat opposition. a plan to expand eight committees to place regular Republicans into new chairs advances, while opposition from Beater Norris of Nebraska is noted.
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Associatedress
Washington
Senate
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Sorris
Beater Norris
Nebraskas
Smith d
South Carolina
Interstate Commerce
Moses
New Hampshire
Violent Setback Hit Wheat Markets Amid Bread Shortage
Wheat prices tumbled sharply today marking the most severe drop since last summer as millions of bushels were dumped amid selling pressure. Traders noted a bread shortage concern while market officials offered various denials and reassurances.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Federal Funds Go to Improve Vigilante Trail to Yellowstone
The government plans a 50 008 dollar year in federal money matched by state funds to improve approaches to Yellowstone from West Yellowstone to Heber Dam in Madison County. Projects are within forest boundaries and fully federally funded.
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Erromert
Montana
Yellowstone Park
Bureau of Pulitics Roads
Forestry
Ign
West Yellowstone
Heber Dam
Madison
Yellowstone
Ata
Donnelly Praises Northwest Conditions for 1925 Prospects
President Donnelly, speaking in New York, said conditions across the Northwest are favorable for 1925 earnings. He cited improving prospects for farmers and agricultural interests in North Dakota Montana Minnesota and neighboring states, noting a five year strong frame.
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Donnelly
Northwest States
Associated Press
New York
Pacific
Charles’ Donnelly
Northwest
North ‘Dakota
Montana
Minnesota
Herriot Faces The Toughest Crisis Of His Career
Wary reports from Wari on March 6 describe Premier Herriot confronting his most difficult career crisis as head of government. Diplomats note the fragile security pact discussions with Poland and Czechoslovakia amid tensions with Germany and Britain.
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Britain
Germany
France
Belgium
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Poland
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Zinta
M. Herriot
Skraynuky
Europe
Denes
Caecho-Biovakia
Mitchell Loses Air Service Rank in Controversy Fallout
Brig. Gen. William Mitchell will relinquish his post as assistant chief of the Army Air Service effective April 27 and revert to colonel. Lieut. Col. James Fechet will succeed him, taking the brigadier general rank. Mitchell reiterates support for unified air force as Fechet assumes duties at Norfolk and Fort Monroe deployments amid ongoing aviation policy debate.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Army Air Service
James Fechet
Mitchell
Norfolk
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Mucho Metterann
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Services
Rae Sai Waugh
Special House
Fort Monroe
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House Rejects Economy Efforts In Cutting Appropriations
In Texas prominent aviation incident ends with parachutes saving aviators after Army planes collide thousands of feet above the ground near Antonio. Navy and army officers reported rapid maneuvers and a dramatic descent as three ships tangled in mid air.
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HOUSE
Senate
Simultaneous Memorial Services for Senator Clark Across Cities
Memorial events honored Senator Clark in New York and Butte with services in St Thomas Episcopal Church Woodlawn Cemetery and Butte High School auditorium. Leaders included Rev Ernest M Sikes Dr Chapman and William Danks. notes mention family mausoleum and joint resolutions adopted by local schools and city groups.
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McLougalin
Ermon School
Broadway Daly
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Michael McCormack
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Rt. Patrick's Church
Arthur Drynan
James Cumming
Charles Mitchell
Central High
Dan T. ‘Malloy
Butte Hugh
C. It. Leonard
Jenne G” Htagndale
William Danks
Tate
Sofia
Trio of Robbers Raid Meaderville Soft-Drink Place
An armed trio entered Meaderville’s soft drink shop, tied proprietor Frank Malas, and relieved the till and a purse before fleeing in a waiting car. One hogtied assault is described as a masked man brandishing a “six shooter” while another companion seized cash and the proprietor’s watch. The robbers escaped shortly after.
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Meaderville
Frank Malas
Deadlock Threatens Montana Assembly Over Bill Delays
Helena March 6 A deadlock looms as the Montana House and Senate clash over amendments to university and agricultural college funding bills 493 and 457 The last day for bill consideration expired Thursday night and the session continues in recess with a stalled conference on proposed appropriations and senate finance claims likely to extend into Monday or later
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Standaea
Helena
House of Senate
University and Agricultural College
Legislative Assembly
Aed
Senate to Battle on Warren Today
The nomination of Warren of Michigan for attorney general faces Senate action after a judiciary committee reported favorably. Debate is set to open with opposition aiming to force open executive consideration. Only one Democrat voted for the favorable report on the resubmitted nomination.
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Sarah
Charien the Warren
Michigan
Wil Ve
Nemaion
Muccers
Emion
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Scaudge
North Carolina
Chicago Man Charged With Defaming Wife Trial Disrupted
Seen two hours after the examination of W E D Stokes wealthy New York hotel owner charged with defaming his wife, the prosecution was warned by J W N Gemuuill that it had destroyed its case. The court denounced the methods of Mitton Rahauaitan aiceurncy. After warning, the prosecutor said conviction of Mr Stokes was not certain but the trend of the case remained uncertain.
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W. E.D. Stokes
New York
J. W. N. Gemuuill
Mitton Rahauaitan
Ater
Religious agitator saved from crowd at school gathering
Fragmentary OCR details indicate a religious agitator was saved from a hostile crowd at a school event. Drivers warned by police as tensions rose near the school grounds. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are legible.
Wyoming town wiped out by federal court order
A federal judge ordered the removal of an entire Wyoming village and all its structures to clear land for industrial development. The decree targets the town near Balt Creek north of Cooper, founded in the early 1920s, with businesses and homes to be moved, ending a once bustling settlement. The Ohio Oil Company leased the land for development and faces enforcement of the removal order.
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Aimovi
Caoper
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