Paris Meet Hears Reparations Timetable In Wire Service Terms
A Paris dispatch reports a five week deadline set for the reparations debate by a new expert commission convened under Linile Moreau. US and allied delegates pressured to take lead, with Mr. Young urged as presiding officer. aim to balance influence and responsibility amid German settlement talks and looming installments. The piece notes ongoing talks, the desire for progress, and anticipated messages to Washington as the committee weighs options.
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Paris
Commission of Experts
Linile Moreau
Bank of France
AML
Sibee
Eranns
Aos
Vinertauy
Germany
Mae Vane
United States
Mr. Young
Herman
Canadians Cross Border Work Claim to Supreme Court
Washington reports government emphasis on a Canadian naturalization case at the Supreme Court. The issue is whether a crossing border to seek work by Mary Cook and Antonin Danelon from Niagara Falls Ontario counts as temporary residence under immigration law and is exempt from quotas.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Mary Cook
Antonin Danelon
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Weir’s unusual ride during a winter storm
P. J. Weir, a freight truck operator between Missoula and the Flathead valley, was stranded by extreme cold last week six miles from Ronan. A farmer gave him a ride in a small coupe, but with three passengers upfront Weir rode in the baggage compartment. The car jolted and rocked as the back door fell, yet he remained tucked inside and rode the distance into town despite his 220 pound frame.
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Missoula
P. J. Weir
Weir
Here
Flathead Valley
Ronan
Bagkage
Walsh Speech Helped Sell Kellogg Peace Pact
Montana figures prominently in pushing the Kellogg Briand peace pact approved by the president on January 27. Senator Walsh’s bold address gained high praise from President Coolidge and Secretary Kellogg, with notes of gratitude from Kellogg and praise from the Washington Post for Walsh’s pivotal role.
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Walsh
Montana
Walaki
Coolidge
Frank B. Kellogg
Charles B. Dawes
United States
Wiliam B. Borah
Thomas J. Walsh
Frank B. Wellogg
Washington Post
J. L. Ao Lean
Charles Dawes
Conlinge
Kellogg
Joseph T Hobingson
Arkaveas
William Borah
Ideho
Claude Swanson
Virginia
Walter Wdge
New Jersey
Thomas Walsh
Montans
Son's Story to Senn Tan
Walla Walla Wash Feb 9 AP Alfred Wilkins 16 says in signed statement his father shot and killed John W Brooks prominent attorney on Dec 9 because he broke up father's home. Robert Leo Wilkins and his son held for several days in connection with the attorney's death.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Alfred Wilkins
John W. Brooks
W. G. Coleman
Robert Leo Wilkins
Iis
Seveland
Wikins
Welle Flo
Coleman
Senator Church Paves Way for Helena Stadium Plan
Senator Church of Lewis and Clark post of the American Legion introduced a bill to amend Montana codes granting city and town councils authority to acquire lands for athletic fields and civic stadiums. The measure aims to permit the proposed memorial stadium in Helena.
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Senator Church
American Legion
Helena
Charles R. Brazier
Montana
Church of Lewis and Clark Post
The
Tha
King George Soothed by Murmur of Sea
King George rested well at Craigwell House after a seven mile ambulance ride from London. A medical bulletin said his condition was satisfactory hours after arriving at Sunshine House. Lord Dawson examined the king and returned to London while Sir Anthony Jewitt stayed near.
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George
Bangor
England
Craigwell House
London
Sunshine House
Craigweil
Lord Dawson of
Penn
Sir Anthony Jewitt
Buckingham Palace
Tully Denies Plot to Hold Up Movie Man
Los Angeles report says Jim Tully, hoho-author, denied attempting to extort $25,000 from Marshall Neilan. He rejected claims of improper conduct tied to Mrs. Tully’s divorce action and said he would present his case in court. Neilan accused Tully of agreeing to withdraw the charges for money after Agnes Tully filed for divorce.
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Tully
Los Angeles
Jim Tully
Today
Marshall Neilan
Flollywood
Neilan
Agnes Tully
Neilam
Weather Outlook for Northern Rocky Mountain Week
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday shows fair conditions with occasional snows in the mountains and near normal temperatures across the Northern Rocky Mountain region. Early forecasts indicate mountain areas may see periodic snowfall with typical seasonal patterns.
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Rocky Mountain Region
New Bills Offered as House Suspends Rules to Save Time
The House of Representatives introduced 18 measures and moved to suspend Rule 32 to skip bill notices. Reading of bills will be limited to action numbers, speeding proceedings. Several bills passed yesterday including house bills 43 62 82 90 100, and a library extension commission proposal.
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Harry G. Baken
House of Representatives
Flechsenhar
Flachaenhar
Viaehdenhar
Seaien
Senate
Howse RL
Honea Bil
Flathead Indian Dies in Cabin Fire Near Missoula
Abel Finley, about 40, a Flathead Indian, died in a cabin fire near Evaro, 22 miles northeast of Missoula. Mrs. Anne Cullooyah, also Flathead, escaped and is hospitalized in St Ignatius with exposure after being found scantily clad.
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Missoula
Abel Finley
Evaro
Anne Cullooyah
St. Ignatius Hospital
Peage Restored Through Nicaragua Provinces
Washington AP reports the Nicaraguan legation says Sandino bands have withdrawn from Nicaraguan territory and peace is established nationwide. The note, typed and signed by Evansto Carazo, charge d affaires, was released in Washington.
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Washiington
Nicaraguan Legatia
Nicaragua
Evansto Carazo
Legation
Washington
Blessing of Pontiff Sent to Gen. Foch
Paris February 9 Marshal Ferdinand Foch showed signs of returning toward normal after a bout with influenza and kidney trouble. Cardinal Dubois arrived from Rome with an apostolic blessing from the pope and planned to visit Foch, who is described as a fervent churchman, though travel to the hospice may be delayed by physicians.
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Gen
Foch
Paris
Ferdinand Foch
Thodiors
Cardinal Dubois
Rome
Marshal Foch
Soon We Shall Know We Was Elected President
Washington prepara for the formal counting of electoral votes by Congress after the November elections. Vice President Vanes will preside at the joint session in the House chamber. Senators Shortridge and King and Representatives Gifford and Jeffers will count state certificates as they are received from the secretary of state, with Mississippi and Oklahoma among the later reports.
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FCM
Vanes
Shortridge
California
King
Utah
Gifford
Massachusetts
Jeffers
Maska
Congress
Mississinpi
Oklahoma
Steamer Alloway Repeats Distress Near Alaska
A southeast hurricane battered the steamship Alloway off Dutch Harbor Alaska. The vessel was disabled yesterday, engines later repaired, and she was proceeding under her own steam when she again became helpless prompting distress calls from 120 miles southeast of Dutch Harbor. The Seattle AP report notes repeated peril for the steamer in rough seas.
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Seattle
Wash
Alloway
Dutch Harbor
Alaska
State College Bill by Walsh Passed in Senate
Washington February 9 The senate passed and sent to President Coolidge a bill funding state college at a Montana town for ceremony and supervision of special field instruction for project trainees under the rehabilitation act during March 24 1928 to June 30 1947. Sponsored by Senator Walsh of Montana.
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Washington
Senate
Pras
Henk Coolidge
Mantane Vstate College
Baveian
Mont
Senator Walsh
Montana
Winter Blast Moves East as Cold Wave Spreads
The cold wave intensifies across the region with temperatures from near zero to 62 below in Wyoming and Missouri valley areas. Snow and wind drive tourists inland as a winter weather pattern shifts eastward, bringing heavy damage tolls and stiff winds from the Gulf states toward Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Louisiana.
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Missouri Valley
Wyoming
Gulf States
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Louisiana
Texas Farmer Slain in Oklahoma Land Dispute
Wichita Falls Texas February 9 AP A bullet wound and folded hands marked the corpse of Arthur Pendergrast 48 wealthy Cotton County Oklahoma farmer found on Gallant Ranch land ten miles from Wichita Falls D J Hoobler his longtime aide was charged with murder after guiding police to the body Hoobler claimed self defense in an alleged January 27 encounter Officers from four counties had sought Pendergrast since his disappearance.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Arthur Pendergrast
Cotton County
Oklahoma
Galant Ranch
D J Hoobler
Pendergrast
Ayan
Hoobler
George W. Anderson
Pendergraft
Slayer of Obregon Faces Mex Rifles
The pistol shots that killed General Alvaro Obregon last July had their last echo today with the execution by a firing squad of Jose de Leon Toral, the president-elect's assassin. The young slayer faced the rite calmly, smiled a little, and dropped with a rapid hail of shots. At 12:33 p.m. the fatal fire rang out and Toral slumped, a final coup de grace ending the execution.
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Clarence Dubose
Preas
Mexico
Toral
Federal Pententiary
Rodrigues Robiela
Jim
Obregon
Toraltre
Waa Cristo Rey
Score Injured in Crash in Oakland
Oakland California February report says twenty two persons injured in a head on collision between a Southern Pacific electric car and a standing switch engine. The coach was demolished and nearly every passenger hurt in the accident.
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Oakland
Calif
Scrionaly
Utah Copper Funds New St Mark's Hospital Ward
Utah Copper company will donate $50,000 to St Mark's hospital in Salt Lake City to finance one floor of one wing, creating a 235 bed ward to care for the company's employees. Louis S Gates, vice president and general manager, announced the gift today.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Utah Copper Company
St. Mark’s Hospital
Louis S. Gates
Motor ship Intrepid burns off Mexican coast
A report to the marine exchange says the motor ship Intrepid caught fire and burned to the water's edge off the coast of San Jose del Cabo. Captain W. R. Dobbs and the eight crew members were saved. The vessel, carrying bananas, was en route to Los Angeles from Mexico.
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Los Angeles
Marine Exchange
Intrepid
San Jose del Cahe
W. R. Dobbs
Mexico
House Would Probe Tumble of Stocks
Washington date indicates lawmakers seek to link Sir Montagu Norman visit with a Federal Reserve warning against excessive use of brokers for speculation. Representative Wack introduced a resolution asking the board to confirm if it conferred with the Bank of England governor. The Fed statement followed by a one percent rediscount rate, triggering a quick stock market drop.
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Hw House
Montagu Norman
Bank of Wagland
Federal Reserve
Wack
Democrat
New York
Govard
Bank of England
New York Stock Exchange
Bir Montagu
Treasury
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