Senate Debate on Farm Relief Hits February
Washington notes the Senate opens debate on the McNary-Hangen farm relief bill with McNary urging quick action and President Coolidge’s objections echoed by McKellar. Capper pushes a plan to cut freight rates to counter Canada competition and calls for ICC scrutiny of export grain costs.
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Charman McNary
Agriculture
Agai
White House
Congress
Coolidge
McKellar
Tennessee
McNary
Sis. Coollidge
Bruce
Maryland
McQkellar
Capper
Kansas
Senate Farm Bloc
Canada
Interstate Commierce Commission
Havre Paper Proposes Open All-Winter Roa d for Roosevelt Route
Warre January 5 AP The News Promoter invites county officials highway supervisors and local businessmen to view motion pictures showing how other snow cleared roads operate along the Roosevelt highway in northern Montana. The paper argues an all winter road would boost winter business and demonstrate community enterprise despite cold northern reports.
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Warre
Montana
Three Dead in Ossining Hotel Fire
Two men and a woman are reported killed in the blaze that destroyed the century old Westkora hotel in Ossining New York. Fire officials say the three victims are among the dead. search and investigation continue at the scene.
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New York
Ossining
N. Y
Dan
Westkora Hotel
Great Fleet May Carry Passengers Across Atlantic
London reports Commander Charles Burney, managing director of the Airship Guarantee company, plans talks with American financiers to form a large Anglo American airship company. The proposed firm would have about 25 million dollars in capital and operate a fleet of passenger airships between New York and London. The R-100, built by the Airship Guarantee company, is set to attempt its first trans Atlantic voyage this spring.
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The
Westminster Gazetts
Todlay
Charles Burney
Airship Guarantee Company
Ameri Financiers
American Airship Company
New York
Nip Plot to Put Carol on Throne
Turkish police uncovered alleged plot to restore former Crown Prince Carol of Roumania. Cheif conspirator Sabri Bey, a Dobradia cavalry captain, faced death for Carolist acts under Bratiano but escaped Constantinople. Manifestoes printed in hub suspected sendings to Dobradia. Plan aimed for Carol to reach Constantinople then Dobrunja. Roumanian minister acknowledged the plot but played it down.
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Iena
Caral of
Roumania
Sabri Ber
Dobradia Roumania
Sabri Bey
Bratiano
Ceralist
Constantin Jonle
Dobradia
Carol
Dobrunja
Mex Towns Wrecked by Rain and Snow
Balepilag reports to the AP of six days of rain and snow ravaging the district. Inundated inhabitants seek shelter beyond the flood zone as mothers with babies and the elderly trudge through cold conditions toward safety in Batapilas, once a famed silver mining area.
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Chihuahua
Chi
Balepilag
Associated Press
Batapilas
Firemen Held in Charleston Fire Incendiary Case
In Charlestown West Virginia a warrant was sworn out for T W Allen constable and secretary of the Charlestown fire department after a fireman implicated him as an instigator of incendiary fires. One fireman was held for the grand jury and two others were under arrest.
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Charlestown
W. Va
Cornell Wisconsin Kidnap Threat Targets Two Children
Fearful parents in Cornell Wisconsin guard their sons after anonymous letters threaten kidnap plots modeled on Marian Parker. Dr J I A Foster and widow Mrs Clara Tralmen receive demands for cash to be delivered at 11 p m Friday night. Police seek the author while efforts aim to identify a single writer behind both threats.
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Cornell
Wis
Marian Parker
Los Angeles
J. I. A. Foster
Thomas
Two Slayers Die in Electric Chair at Sing Sing
Two murderers were executed in the electric chair at Sing Sing Prison. Charles J. Doran, 21, of Albany, and Louis Masoz, 30, of Buffalo, were put to death for murders committed during a series of holdups.
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Sing Sing
Charles J. Doran
Albany
Louis Masoz
Negra
Bufialo
Forsyth Gas Tank Blast Wrecks Shops
Forsyth on January 3 reports a gasoline tank explosion at the E R Gregory tailoring shop destroyed that shop and a nearby shoe store. Gregory suffered facial burns and the fire caused an estimated loss around $5,000.
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Forsyth
E.R. Gregory Tailorig
Gregory
Democrats of Ohio Begin Long Battle
In Columbus on January 3 the Democrats of Ohio discuss a long battle for the presidential nomination. George White of Mariota is a leading choice. others follow a gentleman's agreement among Governor Donahey and Senator Temerene supporters to coordinate state delegation support and protect Donahey if his name is presented at the convention.
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Democrats
Ohio
Columbus
APY
United States
Mike Posnerene Ani
Mec
George White
Mariota
Vic Doenahey
Temerene
Avawce
al Smuth
New York
Sqone
Donahey
Byerly and Small Take Spud Prizes
Roy Byerly of Ingomar won first in the Bliss Triumph class of the certified seed potato show at the Montana Potato Improvement Association annual meeting in Bozeman. A. H. Small of Creston placed first in the Nested Gem class. Over 400 attendees at Farm and Home Week heard sessions on home economics, wheat, livestock, and diseases, with plans to consider a stake marketing association.
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Roy Byerly
Ingomar
Montana Potato Improvement Association
A. H. Small
Creston
McMillan Indicted for Murder of Mrs Appleby
Jos Angeles Jan 3 AP The county grand jury indicted Dr Charles M McMillan for the murder of Mrs Amelia Appleby whose body was found in a sack in San Fernando valley near here The widow of a wealthy Chicago inventor McMillan 57 has denied homicide The coroner jury ruled death by congestion due to exposure Detectives say he struck her with a hammer or bat bound her and sewed her in a sack then threw her from a car in the valley with her body dying from exposure Investigators say private papers jewels and a will diverting her fortune to McMillan were found at her home Continued on Page Two
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Grand Fily
Charles M. McMillan
Amelia Appleby
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Here
Chicago
McMillan
House Debates Sinking S-4 Loss After Sinking
Washington January setting Satur reconsideration of President Coolidge proposal for investigation of the submarine S-4 disaster by a special commission. The House held another extended debate on navy reduction efforts at the scene. Three bodies recovered by divers have been identified as Lieut. Commander Roy K. Jones the submarine's skipper Lieutenant Joseph McGinley and A M Hodges chief machinists' mate.
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Washington
Jan
Score Perish By Blast In Berlin
Berlin reports four dead from a blast likely caused by a faulty gas main. A baby born yesterday in the same house survived in its cradle whimpering while the mother perished. The toll was updated to midnight.
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Berlin
Yeaterday
Teller Won’t Quit Ship Board Job
Washington Jan 6 14 AP reports say Commissioner Teller of the Shipboard Dear refuses to resign before his term ends in June. He calls rumors of impending departure false, stating he will stay until his term expires despite circulating speculation.
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Washington
Jan
the Shippitte Dear
Tay
Congressional clash over Nicaragua policy and Marines
In Washington the Senate and House debated U S policy in Nicaragua with Wheeler urging a full Senate inquiry into the situation while Heflin claimed an unholy alliance between Wall Street money and the Catholic hierarchy. Binghan defended the administration’s pact with Nicaragua factions as fair elections loomed, Norris pressed on possible supervision of elections in other nations. Navy dispatches reported marines reaching Quilali without clashes, but details were unavailable.
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Connecticut
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Ohio
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Sandino
Woman Injured by Powder Blast in City Incident
A blast from stored iron hurled by city workers demolishing an abandoned pump struck a house and severely injured Mrs James Moniger, who was knocked unconscious. Two witnesses rushed to her aid as the derailed debris caused panic in the area.
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James Moniger
Moniger
Miss Wetmore Heads Republican Women
Miss Maude Wetmore of Rhode Island was elected president of the Women's National Republican Club at its annual meeting in New York on January 3.
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New York
Anaconda Driver Killed In Collision Near Butte
Dan Mee of Butte died instantly seven miles east of here on the Butte Anaconda road when his car crashed into a truck and rolled over. Meehan former Butte high school and independent football player.
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Tan
Dan Mee
Butte
Here
Butte-Anaconda
Meehan
Poor management behind loss of sub in Provincetown inquiry
Commander Terry Reinburg, head of the tral coast guard destroyer division, testified that before the Ss4 disaster he did not know submarines operated submerged near Provincetown. The destroyer Paulding, of the third division, rammed and sank the submarine.
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Tan
Terry Reinburg
Tral Coast Guard
L Rony Torlay
Provincetown
Paulding
Kidwells Parents Accuse Prosecutor in Teapot Dome Case
The parents of Edward J. Kidwell Jr., the juror from the Teapot affair, testified today accusing Assistant U.S. Attorney James J. Leary of writing false statements in affidavits for use against Harry Sinclair and others. Mrs. Mary Powrl Kidwell claimed she signed affidavits without understanding their contents, and her husband corroborated on the stand.
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Washington, Jat
Edward J. Kidwell, Jr
Visttick
James J. Leary
Harry YF
Sinclair
William J. Airns
Mary Powrl Kidwell
Hat O'Leary
State Land Board Invests Over 4.7 Million in School Securities
Montana's State Land Board reported in 1927 investments totaling 4 783 720 9 in good securities for schools. Major holdings included 901 000 in federal bank bonds and 700 100 in treasury certificates, with gains from bond purchases. Most funds funded school district bonds and the general fund warrants topped 2 735 001 08, plus county and town bonds and various school issues.
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State Board of Land Commissioners
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Land Bank
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Court House
Richland County
Leavitt Pushes Research Bill for Range and Ponderosa Blister
Rep. Leavitt of Montana introduces a bill authorizing the Northern Rocky Mountain Experiment Station to study white pine blister and range erosion. The measure includes a 500 dollar appropriation and directs research into improving livestock ranges and hal lands erosion control.
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Northern
Rocky Mountain
Leavitt
Republican
Montana
Bil
Twelve Cut Off By Heavy Snows Near Cascades Lodge
Twelve people were reported marooned after heavy snows in the Natchez Pass region of the Cascades. Ten remained at Silver Springs lodge, 33 miles from Enumelaw, with possible food shortages. Sheriff Bannick sent deputies and rangers to reach the stranded group, while others from Kirkland and Tacoma were being sought in a separate snowbound area near Silver Lake.
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Jan
Tetorls
Natches Pass
Cascada Mountains
Fairsmont Congregational Church
Silver Springs Lodge
Enumelaw
Natmelaw
Claude C. Bannick
Forrest Rangers
L. ¥. Elson
Kirkland
Tacoma
Jon Silver Lake
Cascades
J. G. Burgin
Roail
Enumeliy
Smith Men Backing Falogo For Conclave
Democratic party leaders from Western states including Idaho Wyoming Utah Nevada Montana and possibly Colorado plan to back Falogo for the 1924 convention as the Western Division committee of the Al Smith for President association meets to coordinate efforts. W Orr Chapman Idaho representative notes the push and regional representation is expected at the gathering.
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San Francisco
AL Smith For President Association
Secordine
W. Orr Chapmean
Idaho
Wyoming
Mattana
Utah
Nevada
Colorado
Tir. Chapman
Chicago Democrats After Convention Details Narrowed
Fragments indicate Chicago Democrats discussed post convention plans with George J. Brenane outlining commitments from Blinais and an assurance of support. Dawes, president of the Chicago Association of Commerce, referenced expectations for a guaranteed amount around 125000 for the convention expenses.
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Greorge JE Brenane
Blinais
Dawes
Commeree
Paris Quips 10 Meet Gold at Le Havre
In Le Havre France on January officials report a treasure scene linked to Rachanbeau with a special car and guards. Detectives and Tangue de Uhe officers arrived to oversee the operation as stalls of gold are allegedly transported and inspected.
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France
Rachanbeau
Bich
Ducky
Tangue de Uhe
Indian by air of big flood strikes Idaho region
Spokane reports across Clearwater river flood from ice jams between Spalding and Arrow. Rail service disrupted with three mile ice jam. water rises 12 to 15 feet. Arrow tracks flooded. Orofino line washout under repair. Indian hunter Joe McCormick rescued Roy Luce family by rope and improvised crossing. Luce family of six saved on river island.
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Wash
Clearwater
Edaho
Spalding
Arrow
Lewiston
Idaho
Orofina
Southern Pacific
Orofino
Joe McCormick
Roy Luce
Luce
Treasury plans third Liberty bond exchange in March
The Treasury Department is considering exchanging the third Liberty bond for the quarterly Treasury certificates to be offered March 15 and June 14 as part of the retirement plan maturing September 15. The proposal is in an early stage and would allow holders to swap old bonds for the new bonus certificates.
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Washington, Jan
Fapi
Treasury
Flood Conditions Worsen in England As Dartford Floods Help 200 Families
London reports varying flood conditions with some areas improving while others worsen. Dartford, Kent, saw rising waters threaten about 200 families last night, but residents were released as waters subsided quickly without serious hardship.
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London
Dartford
Kent
Magnate to marry former ward in Oklahoma tale
New York reports that Ernest W. Marland, Oklahoma magnate, announced plans to marry Miss Lydie Imidier Roberte, whom he adopted at age eleven after his wife died in June 1826. The unusual union follows years of guardianship and dynastic headlines.
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New York
Ernest
W. Marland
Oklahoma
Magmate
Pe Ingalls
Lydie Imidier Roberte
Whem
Hickman and Hunt Held for Murder of Druggist
In Los Angeles Willian E. Hickman charged as insane with murdering C. Tey Thoms druggist near Bosehill during an attempted holdup a year ago. Welby Trant, with Hickman at the time, faced arraignment but remanded to juvenile court due to birth in 1911. Hunt’s case sent back after juvenile court declined to hear it, Hickman awaiting sanity trial for Marian Parker kidnapping and death.
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Willian E. Hickman
C. Tey Thoms
Bosehill
Here
Marian Parker
B. Welby Trant
Hickman
Thoms
Carlos Hardy
Jiardy
Hunt
Scott
Parker
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