Great fund coming for the farmer in mortgage fight
The Associated Press reports a broad push from finance and government to ease farmers debt and prevent foreclosure. From many locales, concessions by lenders and loan agencies are noted while authorities urge patience as farm sums are restructured. In Minnesota, a severe cold and a farm fire drew attention but no bids were made. Governors Horner and Laffoon advocate restraint on foreclosures as the issue spans multiple states with no immediate relief.
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Wilimat
Farman Wiich
Soren Fiansay
Palawan
Henry Horner
Ruby Laffoon
Kentucky
Horner
Strike on Farms Is Latest Threat
Des Moines reports a regional farm protest plan as Milo Treno, leader of a farmers group, announces a national strike across states if the incoming federal administration does not provide relief. Officials deny planned polls or elections, saying no data or dates are set, while prices at the farm gate are expected to rise.
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Des Moines
Bel
Milo Treno
No Met Farigers Hottdias Association
Rng
Une
Reno
Ile
Mort Augnal
Teno
Naw Myalro
Mount Vesuvius Erupts With Widening Lava Channel
Naples reports Mt. Vesuvius widening eruption as lava concentrates and seeks a new outlet. Observatory director Trofanor Aleu Sandro Mallatira warns the sea opening is insufficient and a burst could open a hole on the mountain side near Tarra Jo Greco and Torre Annunatata.
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Naples
Tlaty
Pet
Mt. Vesuvius
Aleusandro Mallatira
Sbservatory
Tarra Jo] Greco
Torre Annunatata
Senate Approves 12 Bills Including That To Reduce Justices Salaries
Terminating his 1h week in session the senate yesterday gave action in the committee of the whole on 18 WW including three house measures. Nine proposals were received and four bills introduced and referred to committees. The body adjourned until Monday afternoon with Sen. Angviek presiding. The committee of the whole approved S. B No. 13 by Ware and Page restoring the egg grading law to its two year old standard. Senator Husband proposed a candied sale restriction, debated by Kemmis, Jotl Nebhhnd and Parkin with broad support. Other measures discussed included Clifford’s memorial for a congressional grant to Northern Montana ranch school, which was defeated 31 to 10. Bills on general file included B. No. 13 by Willig and MacGilyra on timely actions following removal from office, and others relating to state districts, tax issues, and motor vehicle regulations. (Continued on Page 4).
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Senate
B O'Glock
Sevatne Angviek
Sheridan
Ware
Page
Repenin
Husband
Wheatland
Clifford
FIL
Congress
Montana
Mella
Heaverhead
S&s. B
Willig
MacGilyra
UWB
Catherine Smith
Robert P. Smith
Dietrieigh Schoole
State Moves Into Oil Business By House Approval
The House approved a bill to allow the state to refine, purchase, and dispose of oil as a case of necessity. Introduced by 15 members weeks ago, it passed by the whole committee with no debate. Third reading set for Monday or Tuesday. public opposition noted over expected costs to Fergus county residents.
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HOUSE
Willy
Senate Prep to Punish Barry for Attack on Solons
The senate prepared to consider disciplinary action against David Barry, with a committee report urging punishment for an attack on congress members. A Monday meeting will decide on the committee’s recommendations, while civil authorities in New York are alerted.
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Senate
Barry
Solons
Washington
Meric
David Barry
Congress
Fla
Ney
New York
Burns Own Home Fire Sparks Self Injured Gardener
Onkinte Feb 4. Hana Glenimaren, a gardener, started a fire in her own home. Firemen helped, she suffered burns and claimed about 200 dollars worth of personal property was lost. The Fire Chief noted smoke and flames and an investigation followed.
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Onkinte
Grif
Hana Glenimaren
Rardener
Clay I. Borroh
Sailor Ranches a Whale with Lariat in Bold Channel Ride
Ban Peden Feb 4 report says ship's carpenter Leonard witnessed a sailor turn cowboy in a river channel. Using a rope loop, he lassoed a 12 foot long, 1000 pound whale feeding on a school of fish. The whale was secured and towed toward a dock for handling.
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Ban Peden
Cal
Parently
Leonard
Ure Tall
Boy Scouts Join Search For Player
New York detectives hunted three suspects in the hammer slaying of 15 year old Mary Helen O Conn or with District Attorney Elvin Edwards saying his men are close to something The scene on Long Island was the place where the high school honor student and beauty contest winner fought for her life against a man believed to be a maniac or member of a slave ring The report continues on page 2
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New York
Mary Helen O'Connor
Elvin Edwards
Long Island
Haod
Hell
Harold Wine
Wamowneed Winagree
Lytton basis set for Sino Japanese settlement drive
The League of Nations committee rejects Japan’s conciliation plan and moves to draft settlement terms based on the Lytton report. Japanese delegate Matsuoka meets secretary general Drummond as Tokyo-Geneva tensions rise. The committee states the proposals differ too much from its own and do not provide a viable conciliation path.
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Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Japan
Lytton
Yosuka Matsuoka
Terri Drummond
League
Uhe League
Tokyo
Aged Butte Woman Beaten Perhaps Fatally
Mrs. Johan Shea, 75, longtime Butte resident, was found semiconscious and beaten in her home after a three day absence. Her trunk and other property were rummaged. Police questioned caretaker Mrs. Kata Johnson, 73, who said she was away from the home briefly. The son had quarreled with his mother according to the caretaker.
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Butte
Butte, Fel
Johan Shen
Shea
Kata Johnson
Shee
Mra. Shea
Loving Little Master Is Jack Kenny At Baby Clinic
Jack Kenny, son of Mrs Anni tell af ie Monticella, brings his puppy Sluppy to a courthouse baby clinic. He asks where the clinic is and notes his five month old pup will be five months old next month.
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Jack Kenny
Anni Tell
Ie Monticella
William Copenhaver
Onty
Mics
Nell J. Sullivan
Rancher Andrew Johnson Dies by Own Hand at Angueth Ranch
Great Falls Montana reports rancher Andrew Johnson, 73, long time resident of Angueth, fatally shot himself at his ranch home after starting a morning fire. He died hours later at a local hospital. The death follows a troubled period and comes as authorities investigate.
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Great Falls
Red
Andrew Johnson
Johnson
Roosevelt Sets Sail on His Last Private Outing
Roosevelt sails from Jacksonville on his final private vacation aboard the yacht Nourmahal, heading to open seas ahead of his anticipated presidency, with a small party including relatives and Key aides aboard. Plans for post voyage talks with a senate committee are noted as preparations amid British debt relief talks.
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Roosevelt
Jacksonville
Tia
Feady
Frankus
Trim
Vincent Aatar
Nourmahal
Elert Die
Fritiah Dobin
Hindmin
Senate
Lotiac
Motley
Elactig
Hia Warny Springs
Gaveient
Weather outlook for the coming week in the Northern Rocky Mountains
A forecast for the period Feb A to Li includes mostly fair conditions with generally mild weather, except for isolated cold spells in mountain districts. Temperatures are expected to be near normal across the region with no major storms anticipated.
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Rocky Mountain
Orca
Green to Join Roosevelt Cabinet as Secretary of Labor
The Washington Post reports CHD Green is offered the role of Secretary of Labor in the Roosevelt administration. Green indicated willingness to accept, while stepping back from leadership of the American Federation of Labor and Pan-American Federation of Labor connections. The story continues on another page.
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Washington
Washington Post
Willi Tieen
Amperican Vederaten
Caibor
Roosevelt
Npwnpaper
Sail Green
Federation
Pan-American Federation of Labor
Tobin
Aban Panera
Human Fly Babel White Dies In California Fall
In Santa Monica on February 4, itinerant "human fly" Babel White, known by one name, fell four stories to his death from a downtown office. A window frame opened inward, gave way, and White dropped through another window to the pavement below.
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Santa Monica
Gal
Babel White
White
Fleet to stage mimic attack on West Coast
War game planned by American forces will simulate a Pacific attack off the West Coast. Ten thousand officers and crews aboard carriers Saratoga and Lexington, with 20 planes taking off after final departure, will practice bombing and gunnery near Oahu while ships at sea conduct the exercise.
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Wondalin
Pacific
Here
United States West Coat
Army Aod Navy
Inned Hern
Ate
Aircovaft Cairiers Saratoge
Laxington
Wen
Waimanalo Bay
Honolulu
Frantic Parents Seek Baby In Adoption Fraud Case
Distraught Brooklyn couple, five month old girl in question, appealed to Kings County Justice to locate the child’s father. They had replied to a potential adopter named Sue Carol after a letter from a woman posing as an agent, providing promises of the child’s future. The supposed handler, “Mrs Reynolds,” vanished, and later the supposed intermediary claimed no knowledge of the arrangement or the other parties.
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New York
Fen
Sue Carol
Kings
Vistelet
Duging Ws
Brooklyn
Saral
Evelyn Date
Ria
Thes Gav
Hans
Teynolda
Mitag Tarel Wan
Hitler government dissolves Prussia councils in decree
Berlin reports the new Nazi cabinet moves fast to dissolve city and village councils in Prussia via a decree led by Franz Von Papen. March 12 is set for elections to remove dictatorial opposition while a press restriction decree hovers. The plan aims to redraw power within constitutional limits as Diet stalemate continues.
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Berlin
Hitler
Prussan
Franz von Papen
Prussia
Pardien
von Slindenbure
RisSenca
Diet
Cpulace
Activities of Mr Bullitt in Debt Mess To Be Probed
Washington reports that William C Bullitt faces a Senate charge of acting as a semi official envoy in war debt talks with European powers Embaegins in Europe were asked to investigate his activities after Senator Robinson Indiana called to invoke the Logan act and punish Bullitt if warranted State Department and President elect Roosevelt deny any government sanction for his negotiations Undersecretary Castle said the department has no information supporting Bullitts abroad actions but cites no corroboration to press reports
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Ramsay MacDonald
Roosevelt
Ronald Lindsay
United States
Senate
Lindsay
Washington
Difermin
William C. Bullitt
Europe
Pullitt
Robincon
Congress
State Department
Hullitt
Castle
Stata Department
Renly
Robinson
Indiana
Department
Bullitt
Public Enemy No 1 Murray Humphreyssentenced in Chicago
Murray Humphreys, dubbed Chicago Public Enemy No 1, was convicted of carrying a concealed weapon after a 7 minute municipal court trial. He received a one year term in a state jail plus a $300 fine. The case followed his alleged assault on a skyscraper with a revolver at his shoulder. The judge indicated a possible appeal or reversal by higher courts.
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Chicago
Murray Humphreys
al Capone
Longland
Atlanta
Ian
Ian Down, Town Akyscraper
Ma Holater
Muni
Cilveu
Warold
O'Connell
Supreme Court
Eaves dies by own action in hotel room note
Kansas City February 4 With a pen that spattered ink and dug into the panar James Rodhina 24 scratched this final note but died. His body was found in his hotel room today as authorities said he tried to take a note on life.
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Kansas City
Rodhina
Opinia
Witieide
Cattle Thief Roundup Moves Through Old and New Ranges
Roawell N V February 4 cattle rustling remains a crime as ranchers press Governor Seligman for protection. About 100 ranchmen plan talks next week to invoke the authority of Judge Colt against modern rustlers who steal cattle by night in motor trucks and drive beef to market.
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Roawell
N. VM
Arthur Seligman
Thay
Colt
Detroit Strikers Spread Bricks on Streetcar Storm
A group of strikers at Riggs Manufacturing halted a streetcar and hurled bricks at passengers injuring several people. Police arrested some leaders. men and women among the crowd escorted from the plant to waiting streetcars as the attack halted progress.
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Nelea
Triges
Barrags
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