Coast Again Hit by High Winds Across Pacific Northwest
A new storm system roared from the Aleutians into the Pacific Northwest, flooding cities and crippling shipping and communications. Reports describe widespread flooding in Aberdeen and nearby towns, with tidal surges and wind damage prompting widespread alerts and ongoing coverage. The groggy, garbled text indicates a damaged page segment while noting continuing gales and adverse conditions across Washington and coastal communities.
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Seattle
Aleutian Islands
Pacifi
Othe
Aberdeen
General strike plan in Cuba collapses amid violence
Unclear text reports failed attempts to start a general strike in Cuba. Mentions Tavena and Deraddy, casualties from shooting, and disrupted efforts around towns and ports. Story structure is fragmented with multiple names and dates not clearly defined.
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Cuba
Tex Guinan's Jewels Put Up At Auction
Auction notices detail Tex Guinan's jewelry offered in New York with items including rings, bracelets, and vanity cases. The collection was valued around $40,000 with several pieces described as high quality and sought after by bidders.
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Tex Guinan
New York
World news in brief from AP and others
AP reports dramatic shifts in US policy proposals affecting domestic and foreign trade, with potential added billions in appropriations. Chicago alderman faces charges after a shooting at a mayoral event. Washington predicts 20 to 85 percent of industry output by year’s end, while Senate investigators probe Perotti bank dealings. A tentative peace in Montevideo ends a 60 year conflict with a new regional accord.
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New York
Linnershs
Warahington
Waverton
A T Hibbard Elected President Of Union Bank
A T Hibba rd elected president of Union Bank with John G Reitsch as cashier. Reitsch previously vice president and cashier, replacing the late Sant McKenna who died, and Hibba rd brings long banking and livestock industry ties. Reitsch formerly led the Miners and Merchants Bank of Roundup, still its president.
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A. T. Hibbard
Union Bank
John G. Reitsch
Wbted
Ete Institution
Foti Va Mirs
Paden Bik Amd Trust Kompany
Ihe
Bard
Sant McKenna
Fe Bank
AO Genes Ane
Nds Plier
John G. Wellkeh
Vilor
Reltseh
Miners and Merchants Hook
Hopkins and Governor in bitter wage dispute
Washington dispatch reports Harry Hopkins and Georgia Governor Talmadge clashing over federal workers hired in Georgia. Talmadge accuses the Civil Works Administration of drawing farmers away from private employment, while Hopkins defends wage and labor policy amid broader wartime mobilization. Continued on page two.
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Washington, N
Harry TL. Hopkins
Talmadge
Georgia
Wapkins
Te Ferera Colinf
Citizens of Louisiana Demand Resignations in Mass Meeting
In Monroe Dor 18 UR a mass gathering of citizens of the fifth congressional district demanded the resignations of United States Senators Tong and Overton and four top state officials. The meeting called for immediate action to restore government by the people and asserted their power to derive authority from them.
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Monroe
Ur— Widtank
Conjerrasi
Young Opera Singer Slain as Mob Seeks Murderer
South Sav Pranelsen reports a famed young opera singer killed near home on Trout steps after a nationwide 1927 voice contest. Brother or sister Umberto Cyisti is questioned. police mention a partial confession after scrutiny. The motive linked to rumors about a top concert in New Verde next week.
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South Sav Pranelsen
Hy Potlee Hove
New Verde
President expands U S Labor Board power nationwide
President issues executive order placing the National Labor Board under broad authority, defining jurisdiction and enforcing actions across sites of major employers. The move, announced by official channels, names key figures and signals a lasting shift in labor relations with support from Senate allies amid earlier wartime policy.
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Washington, Mee
Confederate Veterans Backing Up President Roosevelt
Confederate veterans presented a formal pledge of fealty to President Roosevelt. Adjutant General Harry Rene Jen and General Ries A. Pierer delivered the pledge and a resolution from the Atlanta conference. Roosevelt thanked them, saying he would display the pledge in his room and hoped for future parades with their support.
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Waehington
United States
Cubans Sponsor Ban on Intervention Reported
In Montevideo Cuba sponsors a ban on intervention. The move is noted by the Pan American conference's international law committee. The United States votes for it with reservations after Secretary of State Hull warns against any government action suggesting strong intervention under Roosevelt era policies.
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Monteviden
United States
Walt
Tha H Roosevelt
President Roosevelt Seeks Wheeler On Silver Policy
Washington reports President Roosevelt discussed silver with Senator Wheeler, an advocate of the old plan. Wheeler offered no predictions or comment, while a concerted effort to provide free coluage of silver is under way and unofficial predictions suggest early action to improve silver states.
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Washington
Senor Wheeler
Mant
Tiyan
Wheeler
Jett
White House
Roosevelt
Engineer Ordered to Duty at Glasgow Montana
Distinct military notes report an army engineer, Pivot Lieut. Rwart, ordered to duty at Glasgow Fort Peck Montana. The fragmentary text indicates assignment as guard instructor and mentions Washington, district orders, and placeholder terms, reflecting a wartime or training command brief with unclear surrounding context.
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Washington
Rpr
Rwart
Plank
Army Engineers
Glaggow
Mant
Plankton Sematic
Congress weighs extending RFC funds amid bank reopenings
The RFC faces a possible extension of its charter and funding to continue aiding banks and lending to industry. Roosevelt indicated support for a longer life, with Morgenthau confirming ongoing discussions. Domestic gold remains at $34.00, while London price sits near $22.67.
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Treconstruction Corporation
Congress
Ufe
Roosevelt
Jones
TFC
Morgenthau
London
Liquor Privatization Bill Faces Revival Bid
The Montana house plans a morning session to reconsider a private liquor sale measure killed yesterday in committee. Sponsor Merle Greene leads a string of bills, including a 2 percent gross receipts levy on brokers outside the state, and four third reading approvals.
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Bill
Montana
Judiciary Committee
Merle Greene
Pergus
Sanders
Kenmin
Richland
Kitaute
Phillipa
Lamp
Sweet Grass
Page
Plumer
Finance and Claims Committee
Robert
Western Loans Program Approved by Stockholders
Salt Lake City December 19. Reorganization of the Western Loan and Building company into a mutual concern and the election of an 11 member board representing seven western states won overwhelming stockholder approval at last Friday’s meeting. The plan awaits 75 percent stockholder approval to take effect.
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Salt Lake City
Western Loan and Building Company
Tellors
Montana liquor rules change closing time on Friday
The state liquor control board announces new hours on Friday making Montana no longer high as the industry prepares to start operations at Helen's retail liquor store. A first carload shipment of about 8,000 quarts is due to reach Melena, with limited bonded and blended liquors in stock.
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Montana
State Liquor Control Board
Helen
Melena
Senators probe Detroit bank collapse
Senate committee begins probe into Detroit banks as testimony alleges directors dictated dividends at subsidiaries to meet payout expectations. Former president Robert Lom denies wrongdoing, while Ferdinand Pecora cites letters between heads of subsidiaries suggesting dividend declarations.
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Senate
Detroit
Dewda
Eaening
Robert O. Lom
Comae
Merdinand
Fpecora
Lom
Ill Morons Says: Banks, Rin, and towns face reform
Beverly Hills December letter complains about banks counting money to shame them, accusing Redistribtion Finance corporation of pressuring towns and indebting borrowers. The author demands action from bankers, claiming they know the trade.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Jesu Jone
Thi
Pinance Corporation
Bunke
RIN
Dalai Lama Dies in Lhasa Leader of Asian Church
Dalai Lama, Tibet’s supreme religious ruler and reincarnation of Buddha, died at 61 in Lhasa. The late Lama had a long, adventurous career, governing from the forbidden city and shaping Tibetan Buddhism, with long-standing ties to Budd histisma.
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Dalat Lama
Lhasa
Lhava
Tibet
Dalai Lama
Truce Hits Gran Chaco Front in Bolivia Paraguay War
A ceasefire on a 300 mile front in Gran Chaco ends 17 months of fighting between Bolivia and Paraguay. About 150000 soldiers have faced heavy casualties with thousands dead wounded or captured as a League of Nations peace effort under Uruguay's President Terra moves to end the dispute.
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Montevideo
Gran Chaco
Americas
Hollivia
Paraguay
Erange. Ag
League of Nations Commission
Gabriel Terra
Uruguay
University approves Student Union building funding
The Montana Senate passed HB 9 authorizing a $300,000 Student Union building at the University, with eight dissenting votes. The bill moves to the governor for signature as committees reported amid a busy session and liquor appropriation debates.
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Senate
University of Montana
Armstrong
Park
Carrall
Musselshell
Garber
Althen Slain in Twin Cities Over Knowledge of Ring
In St Paul Minnesota police and federal agents concluded that Gonsad Althen, found murdered on a highway near the city, was killed because he knew too much. Officials said he acted as bookkeeper for an alcohol ring and was lured to his death.
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St. Paul, Minn
Twin Cities
Gonsad Althen
Here
Althen
Missing Wall Street broker Livermore reported lost
New York December 20 reported missing Livermore a prominent broker nicknamed the boy plunger or Wall Street left his wife who told police he had not been seen since the stock market closed yesterday afternoon.
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New York
Livermore
Wall Street
Ife
Hitler Submits Definite Demand on Size of Armies
Paris dispatch reports Adolf Hitler pressed a definite rearmament program aimed at revising the France Germany lead and the German plan called for an army of 900000 fully armed men. The British secretary and French leaders were to seek moderation to prevent broad mobilization.
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Hitler
Paris
Audolf Hitler
Germany
Dudge
Prance-Geenan
Hs Dostren
Jono Simon
Pre- Stoualy Tt
France
Nagi Sturim
Era
Evmany
Army Man Indicted on Assault Charges at Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio December 29 Federal grand jury indicted Lieut. John Horhold Murrel commander of Company M ninth infantry Fort Sam Houston on no charge of desault October 22 Blanche Ralls twin divorcee was the alleged victim.
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San Antonio
Tex
John Horhold Murrel
Ninth Infantry
Fort Sam Houston
Desault
Blanche Ralls
Givorcee
Caring for the Feet Nonklet Advertisement
A government pamphlet style appeal urges foot care readers to protect and strengthen their feet amid daily labor. The flyer promises a booklet titled Care of the Feet and directs readers to Washington to obtain it, listing Frederic J. Haskin as director.
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A. T. Wibhart
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Hvestork
Waning Bistnerses
Hig Capertee
Hopkins
Ag Alinta
Warhington
Elgil
Louisiana
U. S. Labor Board
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Yaticley
Senate Wagner
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Todd Manufacturing
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Moria
Veterans OF Confederacy
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Silver
Pek Oam District
RFC
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Presents Gold Buying PLC
State School For the
al Bortider
NRA
Western Loans Program
Okehed
Sahara
Oasis
Separe
Sitmath Perot
Vaton Tae
Kaeet Ford
Forhidaden
South America
Jesse
Lvermore
By Malvin W. Wihteltathet
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Chanutempa
Army Mans
Carp
Milena Independent Information Wares
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D.C
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