Train derails after switch. brakeman killed in Great Northern wreck
J. P. Sandbeck brakeman on passenger No. 238 northbound from Butte was killed when the day coach derailed in the Great Northern wreck in the passenger station yards shortly after 11 am. Four passengers were lightly injured, with names and injuries listed. An inquest was ordered for 7 pm at the courthouse. Sandbeck’s body to be shipped to Great Falls after coroner’s view.
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J. P. Sandbeck
Great Northern
Butte
Sandbeck
M. W. ‘Kyde
Great Falls
South Second Avenue South
Herrmann and Company
Mary Wren
St. John’s Hospital
James Craig
Eureka
Montankle
James Thompson
Setzer
Helena
Probe past of contractor Oman suspect may have a weird record
Omaha police held John Warren Haline in the city jail without bond on a first degree murder charge in the death of his second wife Mae Hahne. The body with 12 deep head wounds was found in the basement of their home. A mental exam was ordered. relatives from Denver Tulsa and Minneapolis arrived to assist defense and prosecution. Haline previously claimed a varied career from New York Tammany politics to Kentucky racing and San Francisco society.
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Omaha
Nebr
Associated Press
John Warren Haline
Mae Hahne
Hiram Bennett
Janesville
Wis
Colorado Springs
Hahne
Hlahne
G. Alexander Young
Denver
Tulsa
Minneapolis
Omalw
Wirt Hahne
Ed. Schaffer
Oklo
Hahine
Charles la Croix
Verna Johnson
Young
Tammany
New York
Kentucky
San Francisco
Coal Teamsters to Walk Out in Chicago Strike
About five thousand coal teamsters and truckers voted late today to strike tomorrow in protest of the Chicago Coal Merchants Association refusal to discuss wage increases. The unions had demanded a flat $2 daily raise, later reduced to $1, with no agreement reached. The strike threatens to cripple industry, close schools, and cause widespread hardship in Chicago.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Coal Merchants Association
Met
Teat Muddle Faces German Reichstag Deadlock
Jan 4 report: Germany’s new Reichstag lacks a majority as monarchists and communists shrink yet fail to reach unity. The proposed Mars Stresemann cabinet collapses when the People's Party demands coalition changes, leaving President Ebert to seek a solution with Stresemann and the party factions.
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Associated Press
Reichstag
Germany
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People’s Party
Ebert
Rehabilitation of China Sought in Conference
Leningrad dispatch reports a conference planned to coordinate road factories finance and military affairs. It would bring together over 250 leaders, including 41 generals and admirals 42 civil and military governors and 30 top ex ministers and financiers. The gathering aims to prepare for a broader national meeting.
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Rehabilitation of
China
Leningrad
Associated Press
Peking
Asso- Leningrad
Tuan Chi-jui
Imost
Fleet Will Hold Maneuver Off Guanatanamo and Panama
The Atlantic fleet, 30 ships strong, will sail from Hampton Roads for maneuvers off Guanatanamo and Panama. In Guantanamo, live-fire practice will include guns of the big ships and aircraft targets towed by nonpilot planes. Captive box kites will also be launched for small arms training.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Atlantic Division
United States Fleet
Hampton Roads
Guantanamo
Panama
Pacific Division
Edward VII Won Big Bet in Berlin Gambling Spin
Berlin dispatch reports that as Prince of Wales Edward VII won two million marks in a single night from Prince Radzivill, a Prussian demi royalty leader and William I crony. Radzivill’s son allegedly paid a debt within 24 hours. his estates were pledged as collateral to the Prussian state bank.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Edward VII
Prince of Wales
Radzi
William
Karl von Furchard
Trossian Bank
Radzivill
President and Mrs. Coolidge visit Corsican Gallery
President and Mrs. Coolidge visited the Corsican Gallery of Art in Washington on public day. They spent about an hour viewing new paintings and old favorites, mingling with Sunday visitors.
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Ty Associated Press
Washington
Tmresident
Storms, floods sweep France as Mussolini tightens grip
A large storm drenches southwest France with floods in Normandy and Caen nearly surrounded by water. Pontivy and Morlaix face severe flooding as rivers overflow their banks. In Italy, Mussolini moves to crush opposition within 48 hours, ordering searches and disbanding anti patriot clubs while fascist militia patrols and drills intensify in Rome and other cities.
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Caen
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Pontivy
Morlain
Rome
Associated Press
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Chamber of Deputies
Florence
Parma
Italy
Civita Vecchia
Messagero
Muscolini
Woman Shot by Fort Sentry at Rosecrans Gate
Mrs Charles Rockwell wife of a San Diego real estate man was shot in the back by a sentry at a gate of Fort Rosecrans Point Loma. She rode in an automobile with her husband and a baby when a 45 caliber revolver bullet lodged in her lung. Condition listed as serious. Sentry Private Sterrett was arrested. The fort commander said the sentry fired after the car did not stop at his warning. The open drive at the reservation remains under investigation.
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O Associated Press
San Diego
Calif
Charles Rockwell
Rt Rosecrans Military Reservation
Point Lama
Fort Rosecrans
Sterrett
Majvel Ward FE. Duvall
Farm and Home Week delegates gather in Bozeman
Delegates from nearly every Montana agricultural district assemble in Bozeman for Farm and Home Week at the State Agricultural College. The event opens tomorrow with ten state farm organizations holding sessions. College officials expect registration and general program completion by tomorrow morning, with the first business session at 1 30 p m featuring state department heads on topics like weed control and irrigation.
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Associated Press
Bozeman
Montana
State Agricultural College
State Department
Boys Save Siblings From Arizona House Fire
A house fire in Globe Arizona trapped three Brucher children ages 7, 10, and Frankie 5 within their parents burning home. Paul Castro and Ramon Spencia, both 12, forced entry, rescuing the youngsters who were overcome by smoke but survived. The blaze destroyed the dwelling.
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Associated Tress
Globe, Ariz
Francisco Brucher
Paul Castro
Ramon Spencia
Castro
Frankie Hrucher
Spensia
Mary
Virginia
Making of Rouge Becomes an Art in Paris
Paris January 4 The manufacture of rouge for the modern woman of fashion has developed into an art. Artists of the type who might have taken up painting or sculpture have turned to beauty work. Fifteen shades of rouge are now perfected, allowing the chic Parisienne to harmonize her complexion with her gown and the occasion.
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Associated Press
Paris
Parisienne
Governor Erickson Takes Oath and Inaugural Reception Planned
Plans are set for Governor Erickson to take the oath today at 11 am in the state capitol with a public reception tonight at 8 oclock in the governor's reception room. Tours and guides will welcome visitors to open state offices, the state historical library, and related exhibits.
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Capitol
State House
David Thilger
State Historical Library
Wil
John E. Erickson
W. &. McCormack
L. L. Callaway
W. I Holloway
Albert P. Stark
John A. Mathews
L. A. Foot
Bricker to be elected speaker of Montana house
C. Bricker of Judith Basin County is expected to be elected speaker of the Montana house today after securing the Republican caucus nomination by a 39 to 17 vote over C. F. Holt. Holt to serve as speaker pro tem with William Ruficorn as floor leader. Senate caucus named Hazelbaker as president pro tem Cone as secretary and Allen as sergeant at arms. House and senate committee assignments and numerous staff positions were also announced.
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Kk. C. Bricker
Judith
Basin County
Montana
House of Representatives
House
C. F. Holt
Cascade County
Ole Wold
Yellowstone County
Holt
Williamt Ruficorn
Valley
Senate
Frank Hazelbaker
Beaverhead County
Frank Cone
Ravalli County
John Allen
Dixon
Robert Pauline
Flathead
C. C. Consor
Fallon County
Charles Dowlin
Rosebud County
Jas. Griffin
Blaine County
Oliver
Bier the butcher, 106, still active in New Jersey
Kloboken January 4 Associated Press Bier a butcher who claims to be the oldest active business man in the United States celebrated his 106th birthday at home with a hearty dinner and cigar He has 142 descendants including 14 children ages 23 to 70 One son will wed next Sunday Arthur Bier plans to attend President Coolidge's inauguration on March 4 after receiving an invitation from Washington several weeks ago
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Associated Press
Kloboken
N. J
Kkupper Bier
United States
Arthur
Coolidge
Washington
Allies Refuse Evacuation Of Cologne Bridgehead
Allied ambassadors in Berlin delivered identic notes announcing Germany will not evacuate the Cologne bridgehead on January 10. Baron D Abernon presented the document at noon with French Belgian Italian and Japanese envoys, warning of a second note after the inter allied control commission reports. The note will be published Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Cologne
Foreign Office
Baron D'Abernon
Coleagues
Marx
Council of Ambassadors
Germany
Inter-Allied Control Commission
Teuts Serene
Deny Hobo Army at Church Prompt Transfer of Claim
Ledoux known as Mr. Zero plans to take possession of the disused Camp Memorial Congregational church tomorrow morning to use as a front factory for unemployed men. Walter H. Rollins, superintendent of the Congregational Conference Inc, says such trespass would be unlawful and that Ledoux had announced prior intent to occupy the building for job-seeking expeditions.
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Ledoux
Mr. Zero
Camp Memorial Congregational Church
Walter H. Rollins
The
Congregational Conference, Inc
Fire by Oil Fatal for Hamptons Children
Quitman Georgia January 4 Mrs B Simpson attempted to start a fire with oil at the Hamp ton home. The blaze left Brajzillia Simpson five years dead Deil Simpson seven believed fatally burned Johnson Simpson II disfigured and Mrs Hampton seriously burned.
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Associated Press
Quitman
B. Simpson
Alonso Hampton
Brajzillia Simpson
Deil Simpson
Johnson Simpson
Better Conditions on Farm Banks Improve 1925 Bond Issue
New York Jan 4 Improvements in farm conditions and rising loan repayments cut the Federal land banks 1925 financing to 950 million dollars of 4 1/2 percent bonds. The issue, backed by Alex Brown and Sons, opens with veterans bureau purchases supporting the fund. Banks report capital reserves and profits near 60 million while total assets near one billion, with bonds at 110 1 2 and yields around 4 1/2 percent, redeemable 1935 and 4 1/4 percent thereafter.
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New York
Federal Land Banks
Alex Brown and Sons
Baltimore
Farm Loan Board
Veterans' Bureau
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