Death of John J. Ryan Ends Notable Copper Leader’s Career
New York February 17 One of American business history’s notable figures died today John J Ryan longtime chairman of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company a former director of several utilities and executive at National City Bank and Postal Telegraph aged 68 Born in Michigan his early career spanned from a clerk to a traveling salesman before rising to prominence in copper mining He was renowned for discovering copper deposits in the Lake Superior district and as a key adapter in the industry His rise began in a family with copper ties and he chose work over college shaping a career linked with Anaconda and related enterprises
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Rocklow
Montana’s Highest Pause in Grief Honors J. D. Ryan
Montana mourns J. D. Ryan, longtime Snaconda Copper official and influential figure in mining, energy, and lumber. Governor Erickson and lawmakers pay tribute as the legislature adjourns in respect, noting Ryan’s pivotal role in developing the state’s resources.
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Time for revolt in Cuba urged by Gen Menocal
Gen Mario Menocal, ex-president, in Miami calls for revolt against Machado regime. He says the fruit on Cuba’s revolutionary tree is ripe and that opponents in the United States Central America and Europe have seen signs of Machado’s downfall. He avoids detailing any insurgent plan and denies a hoard of weapons is en route to Cuba. Oregon applies brake to hasty marriages. In Salem the legislature expands a bill requiring three days notice before marriage licenses are issued.
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Trapper Found Dead in Sheep Creek Cabin
The frozen body of Peta Marble, age 4, was found today in his cabin near Sheep Creek. Sheriff and the coroner's office deputies have gone to investigate the death. Marble's son was killed last year in an inviting accident near Tazeninn.
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Roosevelt Report of Whale Encounter On Yachting Cruise
Roosevelt sends in tale of a whale encounter during a yachting party aboard the Nourmahal near Miami Florida. Messages describe weather, the crew, and president elect’s delayed voyage plans as the party cruises the southern coast.
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Neunkirchen blast claims dozens dead in Saar Territory
Reports from Neunkirchen iron works describe a massive explosion that killed about eighty people and injured over a hundred. Authorities say no Americans or other foreigners were among the dead, and the blast casualties were still being tallied as investigators searched the site.
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Mining Assessment Bill 15 Not Yet Passed
The item notes a 190 annual assessment work on mining claims across the Continental US and Alaska. It indicates the bill failed to pass before the fiscal year, with ongoing discussion in Washington on mineral claim requirements.
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Weather outlook for coming week in Velvoney region
Weather outlook indicates a warmer tonight and generally fair conditions across the Norther Thacks Mountain region. Frequent mountain rain is noted in subregions, with no major storms expected during the period.
INDUSTRIAL UNVEIL BUST HONORING CHIEFTAIN PAY HONORA
New York on February 11 reports the death of John J. Ryan a leading copper producer executive in Montana and chair of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company board at his home 3 Tier Reventy eighth street tributes begin as Cornelius Feller Simon Guggenheim and others describe their years of association with Ryan the obituary notes his stature in industry and community and mentions continued coverage on page 1 section 2
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Lincoln Honored On 100th Birth Anniversary In Salem
In Illinois West Salem on the Sangamon river banks, residents recall Abraham Lincoln’s beginnings and note the 100 year anniversary of the great emancipator. The piece recounts Salem’s mill town history and the women who protested a postmaster’s favoritism in a pivotal moment of local lore.
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Senate Overrides Adverse Committee Report On Gas Bill
The Senate by a large majority overrode a finance and claims committee adverse report on a bill to authorize the state to enter the gas business. Debate was brief with little discussion and a substitute motion to place the measure on a general file drew no extended remarks. Senator Holt urged action to lower gasoline prices, while Senator Pauline pressed for committee input before consideration.
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Future lies. Cub reporter recalls night chaos at gym
Tenver February 11 dispatch recounts a cub reporter’s night on duty during a basketball game disrupted by a riot. Police faced a chaotic scene as the crowd rioted and then dispersed, searches pursued the instigators while the reporter remained amid the confusion.
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Coyotes pursue boy as he walks to Stehekin school
Chelan Wash Feb 11 A boy identified as Tay Courtney climbed a tree to escape four pursuing coyotes on his way to Stehekin school deep in the Cascade mountains. He reportedly drove off one with a stick before climbing to safety in the branches and awaiting aid.
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Three Die in Denver Shootout on Welton Street
In Denver an afternoon gun battle on Welton Street left Detective John Dea dead and his partner George Schneider killed near an auction site. A man identified as Gay Nice or George Ray was also slain, and several bystanders were wounded as officers sought to question Ray about ownership of tools.
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Insane Son Faces Cult Murder Charge in Wisconsin
A 21 year old cult leader Milla stands bound for a grand jury on murder and accessory charges in the slaying of his mother during a Mountain cult ceremony in a Tomahawk cabin. Court hearing showed the accused resisting officers as he was moved from jail to the courtroom.
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Wheat and Cotton Dominant in Farm Policy Debate
A Farm Bureau clash over a two year moratorium on farm mortgage foreclosures saw a banking subcommittee back the Hull bill despite President O Neals objections. The measure would cover city homes valued at 8000 dollars or less and rush to full committee and emergency action to aid mortgage payments. The agri culture committee also voted 12 to 2 to remove rice tobacco wine peanuts and dairy from the allotment bill while reporting the Smith cotton bill to cut 1933 production and require growers to join a government pool in exchange for a 30 percent output reduction.
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Loyal party chiefs urge unity for Roosevelt era
In Miami Florida on February 11 two leaders Jamce A. Farley national chairman and Janes My Coax former presidential nominee outlined patronage rules and urged a united front for Franklin D Roosevelt's administration speaking at a Roosevelt for President club banquet Farley said loyalty and ability are prerequisites for government jobs in the new era
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Great Northern railway line blown up near Belfast
A blast damaged the Great Northern railway line three miles from Belfast. All traffic to and from the city was blocked. Tollee rushed to the scene from Belfast Tollee, Tolsburn and Dunmarry amid a Northern Ireland railroad strike ongoing since January 31.
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Largest devil fish washed ashore near Astoria
State police at Cannon Beach report finding a dead octopus with a tentacle spread the size of a desert. Fishermen claim it is the largest specimen of its kind ever seen in the district.
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Vernacular Japanese Press Quotes Naval Authority
Tokyo reports vernacular papers quote an anonymous naval authority saying he cannot accept Admiral Pratt’s explanation that economy led the U S decision to keep the Atlantic fleet in the Pacific until 1934 The source notes the timing amid tense Geneva talks and suggests a deeper meaning behind the decision.
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Japan Will Never Yield To League Over Manchukuo
Tokyo reports an emphatic refusal to drop Manchukuo as Japan prepares a government reply to the League of Nations on the Manchurian dispute. The notice will proclaim Japan will maintain Manchukuo's independence regardless of consequences. The stance follows weeks of deliberation and rejects external restraints on its policy.
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Appropriation Exhausted Forces House Staffing Cuts
The house budget ran dry at 85,000 for help and supplies leaving 21 full time employees unpaid. With 155 on payroll and warrants short, at least 40 will be discharged as of Monday. A supplemental appropriation aims to fund 101 house and 65 senate workers for the session based on one employee per member. Continued on Page 2.
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Somersaulting Farmhand Dies From Neck Fracture
Lawrilla Feb 11 Joseph Norris an aged farm hand long noted for performing somersaults to stay fit died today from a fracture of a vertebra in his neck suffered Thursday while attempting one of his routines.
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Former Judge W. B. Rhoades Dies in Portland Oregon
Kalispell reports former district judge W B Rhoades died in Portland Oregon after a heart attack. A Missouri native, he moved to Montana in 1900 and served as district judge from 1917 to 1920 and as a state legislator in 1918. His widow and three children survive. burial planned in Kalispell.
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Nail Dogs Adrift on Ice Berg Off Alaska
Fairhaiks Alaska February 11 A team of sled dogs is marooned on a floating ice cake as wind and waves drive them. Tint Jerry Tones reports a slim chance natives may attempt a rescue while the dogs drift between Unalakleet and Shaktinik.
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Preserve Old Frank hide at national animal hospital scene
A Washington telegram ordered Wat erlawn hospital authorities to skin and tan Old Frank the government pensioned horse who died last week in Lay Animan Colorado The horse was a member of the team that pulled the inaugural parade carriage for President McKinley.
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Pope Pius Poses For Talkies In Vatican Premiere
Vatican City February 11 Vatican chief Pope Pius the talkies posed for his first film appearance after the inauguration of a new ultra short wave telephone link between the Vatican and Castel Gandolfo. He conversed six minutes with Guillermo Marconi as cameras rolled amid the roomful of reporters.
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Suspects grilled in Lindbergh kidnapping plot Roanoke
Federal investigators grilled two men and a woman in Roanoke Va as part of the Lindbergh kidnapping extortion plot case. They said statements from the trio were conflicting and some information remains confidential. A 5 000 word statement was taken from Harvey after four hours of questioning while Parsons and Stapleton kept parts confidential and did not reveal a full confession.
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