Many Autos Overtaken In Deep Drifts At Boulder
Scores of cars were stranded in snowdrifts along highways leaving Helena after a sudden blizzard swept northern Montana. More than 200 motorists spent the night in Boulder and others were marooned at Winston Townsend and nearby towns. No casualties were reported as crews worked to clear the roads.
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Helena
Montana
Boulder
Winston
Townsend
Cheanart
Reyer
Tolera
Severe Cold and Snow Hit Midwest Weather Scene
A chaotic mid-portion text reports severe cold and snow affecting the Midwest with references to winter conditions and emergency weather impacts. The garbled article mentions a westward region and shifting temperatures, indicating significant winter weather disruption across multiple locales.
Senate Takes Action on Measure to Refund State Debt
Senate considers House Bill 22 to authorize bonds to retire floating state debt. Bond measure passed in the House and sent to the judiciary then taxation committees, with reports favorable yet divided on amendments. Debate to resume with amendments, including property tax payoffs and millage proposals, continued past Friday.
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House
Judiciary Committee
Taxation Committee
Act
House to Face Grind for Rest of Session
The House meets this afternoon at 2 o clock for a busy day with key readings and committee reports. Members endure a packed schedule, continuing nonstop meetings before adjournment, as leadership pushes through the remaining five days of introductions and business.
Snowbound City Mobilizes 9700 White Wings to Clear Streets
New York City mobilizes 9700 workers to clear drifted streets after a heavy snowfall. Snow fell yesterday and today, whipped by a 26 mile per hour wind, as temperatures dropped to 22 degrees.
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New York
Red
Walsh push to punish backers of Barry story
Senator Walsh urges criminal prosecution of those behind the Barry magazine story and presses for investigators to certify evidence. He charges publishers and editors including F A Tiehenor and others with aiding the alleged sale of votes for money. The Barry case sits with the Judiciary committee after a deferral and a possible push for removal of Barry.
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Barry Story
Washington
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Tariyy
Rommitinn
Barry
Judiciary Committee
Senate
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Walsh
Renatar Walsh
D. Mont
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New Outlook F. A. Tiehenor
New York
Ly Pub
Walter
Alfred Smith
Frankin Walton
Rartt
Fears Of Riot In London Proved Ill Based
Report from London notes fears of violent riot were unfounded as a large unemployed rally in Hyde Park passes peacefully. The event drew about 100000 people who gathered in pubs and parks while thousands of police officers maintained order during a government economy protest.
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London
Great Britain
Hyde Park
Trade Union Congress
Congress Won't Finish Program Early Special Session Likely
Washington reports the 72nd congress faces a near complete standstill with lawmakers unable to advance the budget, farm relief, and repeal measures. Democrats shift aim to a forthcoming special session, while House leaders block controversial actions to avoid Senate friction. Continuous deadlock hints at limited legislative momentum.
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Washington
Pirote
Acton
Senate
Political clashes in Colombia leave casualties during election day
In Ragata Colonia and surrounding villages bloodshed marked the legislative election. Cary Lehtoen and others were killed while 18 were injured as security forces and civilians clashed. Police reported voters faced violence as polls opened across the region.
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Ragata
Colombia
Cary Lehtoen Poreanu
Denat
Society scions die in car carbon monoxide murder
In Omaha two young socialites, Mrs. Rohr mary Wallin 18 and Bernant Kinney 21, were found dead in Kinney’s car. Authorities cited carbon monoxide poisoning via a tubing tube through the floor, a device used to vent fumes after the killer action. Kinney’s family noted a spurt of violence after a heated dispute.
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Omaha
Roarmary Wallin
Bernant Kinney
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Edward Kinney
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Vinecent B. Kinney
Wallin
Fosters
Hurene McAuliffe
Union Pacific Cant Company
Mra
Mra Wallin Eloped List July With Wagena J. Waltin, 18, of Omala. Meombara
Turkish language clash sparks religious riot at protests
A violent confrontation erupts in Turkey over language policy as a mob attacks a mosque and clashes with authorities. Police pursue additional participants while government officials face pressure amid calls for harsh punishment for ringleaders.
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Turkey
Collectors of Garbage Hit by Electric Shock Incidents
In Kanaad City, February reports describe waste collectors subjected to electric shocks after housewires were attached to garbage cans to deter fogging. Workers faced injuries while continuing collection, prompting authorities to halt electric-related collection methods and order a pause in the conduct.
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Kanaad
Effy Man Akor
Bald Daad
War Talk Spoken by Jap Chief at Geneva
Japanese delegate Yo suke Matsuoka told the Associated Press that he submitted part of a League of Nations committee statement on Manchukuo and asked the Nineteen to craft a report for solving the Sino Japanese dispute. He urged a new principle to ease the confrontation as the committee contemplated altered guidance.
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Yosuke Matsuoka
League of Nations
Associated Press
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Manchukuo
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League Assembly
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Matsuyoka
Diadsalona
Farmers Seize Car Held in Poplar Garage
About 100 farmers seized a sedan kept at a Poplar garage after the proprietor refused to turn it over. The car had been held by a finance corporation and later moved to the garage. The action followed reports of improper repossession practices and unrest among local farmers.
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Roy Mare
Anl Bas Hia Automobile
At Finance Corporation
Nationwide movement confronts America led by Milo Reno
Milo Reno, Des Moines national president of the Farmers Firstday association, issued an ultimatum for quick relief and warned of a nationwide farm strike across all states if the incoming administration does not assist farmers. Details were not given, but the strike could be swift and not announced beforehand.
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Milo Reno
Des Moines
Farmers’ Firstday Association
Farmer Organization of Farmers
Heno
Commander of Dutch Ship Seized by Mutineers Sets Out in Pursuit
Mutineers seize a heavily armed Dutch cruiser while its commander is ashore in Rataing Java. The vessel, built 1900 and armed with Krupp guns and machine guns, sails to elude the government steamer Aldemaran as naval officers pursue from the Celebes Sea area.
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Java
Ratweer Borhea
Celebes
Aldemaran
Zaven
Hast Tadres
Manos
Paraguayan Army Advances in Gran Chaco Report
The minister of war issued a communiqué from Asuncion stating Paraguayan advance from Fort Herrera in the Gran Chaco continues normally. Reports say many soldiers and four officers are dead, with bodies found.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Fort Herrera
Gran Chaco
Young Woman Killed Five Hurt In Car Crash Near Warm Springs
Teer Lodge Feb 6 A young woman Lucille Morrow 26 fatally injured and five others from Deer Lodge were hurt when their car overturned after leaving a dance near Warm Springs. Victims, all Deer Lodge residents, were treated at Warm Springs hospital. Mrs Morrow and two others returned home. Local sheriff said glare from an approaching car caused the driver to swerve into gravel, flipping the vehicle five times. survivors include Dr Geo Kading Mrs Gene Kading and others.
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Warm Springs
Butte
Misa Lucille Morrow
Stanor Rapier
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Deer Lode
Geo Kading
Mra
Gen Kading
Hon
Minas Mary Trats
Toa Gernier
Brufaes
Dra Rading
Lama
Tuohy
Rading
Gernier
Lew Boederker
Lamp
Mrns. Morrow
Athtere
James O'Dore
Rutty
North Ireland's Rail System 15 Suppended
The Great Northern railway announced the virtual closing of the system. Railway workers in Ulster have been on strike for almost a week in protest, causing near total disruption to services.
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North Ireland
Penfant
Tle
Ulater
Atrike
Neninat
All aboard wrecked Brazilian ship saved
Porto Alegre Brazil Par 5 VPi The Lloyd Nacional coastal steamer Aracatuba struck rocks at the entrance of Rio Grande harbor today but all 63 passengers and the crew of 68 were saved. The ship was damaged badly. The Aracatuba, 4874 gross tons and 378 feet long, is listed as wrecked.
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Porto Alegre
Brazil
Vpi
Lloyd Nacional
Rio Grande Harbor
Aguinaldo Opposes Philippines Independence Bill at Veteran Assembly
General Emilio Aguinaldo addressed about 4000 veterans, attacking the independence bill as a threat to Philippine insurrection gains. He urged firm voter action if the bill advances, while the convention urged veterans to refrain from taking a stand on the memorial form until Washington’s return.
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Emilio Aguinalde
United States
Arumato
Five Killed in Auto Accident Near Beaumont California
Beaumont Calif Feb 5 Five people all from Stockton Calif were killed when their car crashed into a truck trailer loaded with a fuel near Beaumont The sedan struck the Tolson Transportation trailer driven by Roy D Hudson of Torrance The top of the car was sheared off and the occupants died instantly The dead were Ed Downs 40 Thelma Downs 34 Robert Downs 7 Little Downs 14 and Nor E man W Reinhardt Arthur Blood identified the bodies and said they had come to the area three weeks ago to seek work on the Colorado River aqueduct and were living in Renning
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Stockton
Ed Downs
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Song
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Leetle
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Arthur Blood
Colorado River
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Tolson Transportation Company
Los Angeles
Rovd D. Hudson
Torance
Chicago tragedy after fall from Medinah Club
Chicago February 5 Miss Vera Hayburn an unemployed stenographer fell or leaped to death from the Medinah Athletic club building on the loop fringe. Robert Russell Erskine Jr 24 adopted son of Studebaker president was questioned by police as a possible link to the death based on proximity to a corridor window and his employment in Chicago.
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Robert Russell Erskine, Jr
Studebaker Automobile Company
Vera Hayburn
Medinah Athletic Club
Loop
Young Erskine
Two Missing Canada Airmen Found Dead
Winnipeg reports that two Canadian Airways engineers Pilot P. B. Calder of Edmonton and W. Madin were found dead beside a wrecked aircraft after disappearing January 31 while departing Fort Bus in the Mackenzie river district. The company officials received the report tonight.
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P. B. Calder
Edmonton
W. Madin
Canadian Airways
Fort Bus
Mackinzie River
Removal of Senators From Upper Chamber to Cabinet Protests Rise
In Miami Feb 3 a message from Vincent Amor owner of the Roosevelt yacht advised Roosevelt’s base of fishing plans during a pre-presidential cruise. Democratic workers gathered at Farley headquarters as patronage distribution sparks talk of protests over cabinet appointments.
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Fla
IAF
Frankin D. Roosevelt
Vincent Amor
Roosevelt
Killings Rise as Teuts Prep for National Poll
In Berlin today Nazi and communist clashes killed a Nezt leader, two Retcha bannermen, and about 50 injured. The fatalities exceed twenty amid political violence since Miller became chancellor last Monday. Hitler attended church services as the burial of Hans Eberhard Matkowski and police officer Joseph Zaurits was held.
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Germany
Adal? Miller
Hans Eberhard Matkowski
Joseph Zaurits
Watt Party
Hausenfelder
Matkowski
Zauritz
Mt Vesuvius Shakes Naples Amid Tremors Heavy Fog
Naples reports two more air tinged shocks near Mt Vesuvius with no damage yet. The volcano remains wrapped in heavy fog complicating observations as authorities tally more than 200 tremors since Thursday.
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Naples
Italy
Mt. Vesuviua
Mt. Vasuvinua
Illinois Coal Fields Fear Fresh Outbreak
Springfield reports unease across Illinois coal fields on the eve of a truce expiration. Local authorities fear the end of the seven month dispute between union factions may trigger renewed violence, following at least five deaths during the conflict.
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Illinois
Springfield
Illnois
Fretiong
Murder of O Connor Girl Believed Deed of Maniac
New York dispatch reports the Mary Helen O Connor case shift as authorities reevaluate hypotheses. The slain schoolgirl was found near a Long Island site. investigators broaden checks to nearby asylums and residences within 12 miles, including Amityville and state facilities at Central Islip and King's Park, for possible inmate connections.
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New York
Mary Helen O'Conner
Severn Lane
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