Starve in Arkansas Starve in Arkansas
Drought-impoverished farmers in England Arkansas gather in a village demanding food. Local Red Cross officials pledge to feed them and provide $1500 worth of staples from merchant shelves while hastily written requisitions are redeemed. Fearful crowds worry about further demonstrations and possible force.
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Ark
Arkansas
Red Cross
Albert Walls
Nobordy
Yeat Orday
Pope Pius To Stand Firm On Catholic Marriage Laws
Rome Jan 4 AP A forthcoming encyclical from Pope Pius will reiterate strict Catholic doctrine on marriage. It will oppose modernist trends, condemn divorce, and stress that married couples should seek continence within marriage. The document reportedly addresses mixed marriages, requiring non Catholic spouses to promise to raise children in the Catholic faith and ensure Catholic upbringing of children.
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Pope Pius
Hudson Hawley
Rome
Tus
Lambeth
Episcopal Bishops
London
Ruhr strike roils Kasen district with deaths and hospitalizations
In Kasen Germany on the Ruhr front a wave of riots over the weekend killed two and left 15 miners and communist agitators in hospitals. The protests followed a Ruhr coal operators’ notice that 200,000 workers would be discharged January 15 and wage cuts would follow if they continued after that date. About 30,000 of the more radical elements launched the so called wild strike amid mounting agitation.
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Kasen
Germany
Ruhr
Crisis in Arkansas Triggers Big Food Aid Push
Washington reports rising pressure from solons to seek large food loan appropriations for drought stricken areas in Arkansas. Senator Caraway plans to introduce a relief bill after hunger protests in England, Arkansas. The Red Cross says it can provide funds, care, and relief as officials discuss emergency needs and support.
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Arkansas
Washington
Caraway
Husgiat
England
Natgual Red Cross
Burmese and Chinese Clash in Rangoon Riots
In West Rangoon a renewal of ethnic rioting between Burmese and Chinese left six dead and 33 injured. Throughout the day there were numerous clashes and authorities pledged steps to curb further violence.
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Rangoon
Burma
Looting hits National Bank safety vaults in Chicago
A time-locked safety deposit vault at Lawrence Avenue National Bank in Chicago was opened after a New Year's Day burglary. National Bank Examiner A. P. Leyburn said an initial check shows cash and securities valued at least $20,000 missing from multiple boxes, with two large boxes torn open.
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Chicago
Lawrence Avenue National Bank
A. P. Leyburn
National Bank Examiner
Bobby Trout and Eda May Cooper in Air to Break Endurance Record
Bobby Trout and Eda May Cooper, two women pilots, took off from Los Angeles Municipal Airport at 2:30 pm aiming to surpass the women's endurance record. By nightfall they had fueled the plane with 155 gallons across three refuels, seeking to beat the roughly 42 hour current mark.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Municipal
Bobby Trout
Eda May Cooper
Wheeler Urges Bond Relief Measure Amid New Controversies
Washington dispatch notes press leaders expect a quick end to major business by March 4 with no extra session. Hoover signals acceptance of delaying the world court issue as Republicans defer to the foreign relations committee. Relief and vital appropriations top the agenda as Senate investigates unemployment and drought, while the House contends with a rush bill on rash? Continued on Page 1.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
Compress
Amicus Senate
Presi
McKelvie seeks inquiry into Norris battle funding
Washington January 4 Sam Wel R McKelvie a member of the Varm board renewed his request for a committee to investigate activities and expenditures behind the re election bid of Norris of Nebraska and the push to defeat him. He said thousands of copies of certain publications were sent into Nebraska in the interest of the Republican leader. He testified that he contributed 1000 dollars for Norris primary opponent and only 2800 was spent for that purpose as the committee prepared to resume its inquiry into efforts to defeat Norris.
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Washington
Samwel R. McKelvie
Varm Board
Senate
Sruaigr Novyis
Nebraska
Ina Totter
Spe
Senate Committee
Mekoiste
Nrtiriska
Nebrase
Matetmparen
Stalin
Alis Rit Mrkotyk
Norris
Rrbert Wland
Admiralty
Robbery hits Seattle patrolman home in January raid
January raids on Seattle residences yielded jewelry cash and valuables worth several thousand dollars. Among targets was the home of patrolman J. Orser where a prowler entered during absence and took jewelry valued at about $400.
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Seattle
Aly
J. 4 Orser
Q Oreer
Revival of rioting in Madrid reported
Madrid Jan 4 Six persons were injured slightly today as an irritated police charged to disperse a demonstration by 250 persons in Puerta del Sol, principal square of Madrid. The trouble began when a band of discontented railway men attempted to visit Dolitiead prisoners and were refused entry to the jail.
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Madrid
Uip
Puerta del Sol
Kings of Ireland Skeletons Found in ancient mountain
London reports experts excavating Sheeheg Mountain near Carrick-on-Shannon uncover two kings and queen buried side by side tied to Tara. The 10 ton masonry block seals an inner chamber where further treasure and jewels are believed hidden. historians link the remains to a lost dynasty dating back 1800 to 2000 years.
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London
Sheeheg
Carrick-on-Shannon
England
Sunday ‘Times
Tara
Mutiny Rumors Swirl Aboard Lucia In Devonport Dockyard
Rumors sweep Plymouth and the Devonport naval port that mutiny began aboard the submarine depot ship Lucia now at the Devonport dockyard. Officials admit some trouble but deny mutiny, attributing unrest to shore leave. 42 sailors housed at naval barracks amid transfers as inquiries proceed. In Portland, Oregon, two men Perry A. Piper and William Weiss were killed when an automobile collided with a streetcar.
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Plymouth
England
Devonport
Lucia
Treag
Portland
Ore
Perry A. Piper
Willama Weiss
Republicans Name Leaders for Montana 22nd Legislature
Republican caucuses at the Placer hotel selected Walter R. Flachsenhar of Terry Prairie county as speaker and Senator Tominane of Corvallis as senate floor leader. Other officers include Speaker protem Steve Arnold and floor leader W. B. Leavitt. The sessions set the organization for the noon start of the 22nd Montana legislature with Republicans reporting harmonious meetings.
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HOUSE
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Montana
Senate
Placer Hotel
Walter R. Flachsenhar
Terry Prairie County
Snator Tominane
Corvallis
Ravalli County
Flachsenhar
Kane
Gaprivors
Steve Arnold
Stillwater County
W. B. Leavitt
Cualaw County
Per
William Pippy
Lewis and Clark County
J. Fruct
Granite County
Arma
A. Miller
Whitcombh
Malta
Mande Hareklan
Helena
Bill I
Young 15 Under Guard After Life Threats in Albany
In Albany New York a 15 year old youth was placed under guard after police received a threat directed at him. The note accused the youth of exposing a plan and was received near holiday time. State police at Tro y reported the threat and said the youth is under protection at a guarded residence.
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Albany
N. YV
Tan
Owen TD
Young
van Tornauille
Utlea
Troy
Riot Ends In Slaughter At Peru Grid Game
Lima Peru Jan 4 Five people were killed in a clash that followed the end of an international football match between a Uruguayan team and a Peruvian Arequipa side. Peruvian troops occupied cheaper stands, booing and clashing with soldiers. Police stopped a soldier from crossing the field tying swords. Soldiers charged, revolver fire erupted, spectators hurled stones. (Continued on Page 4)
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Peru
Lima
Uruguay
Arequipa
the Nore
Attempted airliner theft ends in crash at Wisconsin airport
A failed wire plan to steal an airplane in Wisconsin ended when the aircraft crashed after takeoff, forcing watchman Melvin Johnson to open a hangar. Johnson testified the robbers started the motor before the ship nosed into an obstacle and wrecked. the two robbers escaped.
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Wasa
Wis
Jaw
Don of Price Collier Dies in New York Hall Headroom
Eliott Collier, 46 year old son of the late Price Collier, was found dead in Als hall, a bead on his lap, in a New York City hallway. He had a background of study in universities here and abroad and had been living on a $20-a-week allowance left by his grandmother.
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New Yorks
Eliott Collier
Price Collier
Als Hall
Pollin
Han
Map of the World promotion in The Helena Independent
The Helena Independent advertises a pocket sized world map from The Independent World Manis issue. It highlights readiness and general value, offering the five column inline paper folded to pocket size for ten cents, with a coupon included for redemption.
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Helena
USA
Princess Louise Dies Aged Sixty Five In Portman Square
Princess Louise sister of King George and widow of Earl Macduff died this afternoon in London at Portman Square aged 65 after a long illness. Bulletin stated her condition had grown weaker and she was known for retiring disposition yet loved by many. She was known as For Royal Shyness and was seen riding buses with ordinary people. Continued on page 2.
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King George
Earl Macduff
London
Thie Prin Yens Rajal
George
Portman Square
Princ Tovise
Alexandra Degmar
Three Men Die In Plane Crash During Test Flight
A monoplane test before a cross country flight to Minneapolis ended in tragedy in St. Joseph Mo as the craft crashed. Three men, all around 30, died: Winston L. Hyatt pilot and air service operator, Leroy Riemer aboard as a co pilot, and Harold E. Payne mechanic. Hyatt was married.
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Ai Joseph
Minimi
Mia
St. Joseph
Winston L. Hyatt
Optimism Bushfires Over Unemployment Says AFL Leader
Washington January 4 AP William Green president of the American Federation of Labor voiced cautious optimism on unemployment relief estimating about 5 000 000 workers out of work He noted improving reports from labor unions in 24 industrial cities showing December unemployment rise far less than the prior month and below normal seasonal increases He cited price deflation as signaling a bottom and growing confidence in business and government remedies
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Washington
United States
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Montana invited to confer on crisis in oil industry
Oklahoma City telegrams report Govs Goldoway of Oklahoma and Reed of Kansas inviting representatives from oil producing states to a Washington conference. The aim is to work out immediate relief measures for the oil industry. The governors announced the plan late tonight and urged swift action.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Tan
Oklahoma
Kansas
Washington
Uoldoway
Clyde M. Reed
Avalanche claims six French lives in Alpine pass
In the Alps near the Franco Italian frontier six French citizens perished as an avalanche swept a pass. Victims included Theo dore Webaux a Roubaix textile magnate and his two sons and Henri Bousquet a member of the French council of state. Officials feared four Paris youth sailors missing after ascending Croix Des Frestes pass north of Ariadour.
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Briancon
France
Alps
Theodore Webaux
Roubaix
Henri Bousquet
French Council of State
Moutiers
Paris
Ariadoor
Here
Persey
Croix Des Frestes
Chicago Catholics clash with police at Magdalene’s Church
Several hundred parishioners confront police during a mass at Magdalene’s Catholic Church to protest the removal of their pastor Father Edward Rotralews. A 128 officer detail dispersed the crowd after disorderly conduct arrests of ten men. A bonfire and window-breaking youths sparked bells ringing as chimes drew parishioners to the scene. Continues on page 5.
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Mhyrago
Tan
Edward
Three Children Burn In Overturned Auto Near Alveester
Reported in a distant town, three children identified as Anna, 4, Teddy, 2, and Arthur, 10 months, died when an automobile overturned near Alveester. Parents Me and Mrs John tam stig were among those cited in the unfolding incident.
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Melvin
Dain
Mra
John Tam
Alveester
Anna
Arthur
Widow Mourns As Paris Plans Joffre Funeral
Fragmented text describes a widow at a bier while Paris plans the funeral for Marshal Joffre. Mentions crowds around the Arc de Triomphe and Notre Dame, preparations at the chapel, and public acts of mourning as France honors the fallen commander.
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Paris
Joffre
Notre Dame
Marshal Joffre
Vitor
Marne
Aloe
Greek Village Folk Flee as Old Terra Shakes
Earthquake strikes Greek village near Athens causing panic and damage. Residents flee settlements at Avsos and Louteaki while authorities assess losses. aid hesitant as tremors ease and some homes collapse or are unsafe. Names and exact figures are unclear due to damaged text.
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Old Terra
Athens
Han
MOTHER AND TOTS DIE IN CALIFORNIA CAR CRASH
A camelot of unclear OCR text reports a car collision near Dulzuta killing two mothers and two infants. The dead identified include Mia Mitev Hele Pune and others listed with ages. Severe injuries reported to several passengers. Police and emergency responders investigated the scene.
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Calif
Jan Bo
Dulzuta
Pune
Porte
Sy Frances
Terie Raward
Nathone
Puner
Bush
Pod Fatnat
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Football Federation
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