Inflation push sparks silver remonetization proposal
Washington January 8 The inflation movement gains from Senator Smoot and the Senate committee chairman who favors remonetizing silver at a specified price to stimulate the economy. He is preparing legislation as an amendment to the monetary bill, arguing silver could stabilize prices and improve conditions amid the currency question. Continued on page 2.
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Washingon
Smoot
Senate ‘Tinaner
Marty Wiita
Senate
iMerman Hill
Relief Funds Distributed to States and Entities
The relief program allotting emergency funds totaled 145 million, with 30 states and territories granted aid while Alaska and twelve other states did not seek help. New York and Pennsylvania show potential later requests. funds flow via federal and highway programs plus direct loans to counties and municipalities.
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Washington
Don
Congress
Stiles
Alaska
Hiewe
New York
Uinels
Ponnarivania
Loreta
Ravernora
Peder
Relia Honda
Marathon Dangers Taken in York Roadhouse Charges
York police filed charges against promoter TP King and 42 others for violating state law after a marathon event at a roadhouse near New Cumberland. The incident, dated December 18, involved alleged dangerous conditions and a tied race lead.
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York
Jan
New Cumberland
King
Hancerké
Thorn
Coolidge Remembered by Vermont Friends at Funeral
A service for Calvin Coolidge was held in Vermont with his hometown crowd gathering at the Union church near the Coolidge homestead. Clergy from Bridgewater and Northampton attended, with local residents and old friends recalling the former president’s boyhood in and around the Jonathan Edwards Congregational Church in Northampton. Service details were announced as the day’s events continued.
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Jonathan Menaerds
Diymowih
Vidan
White Union
Coolidge
Jonathan Kedwards
Northampton
Ka Hone
Pitt
Owhteh
Calvin Coalidge
John
Rebels Repulsed in Argentine Railway Attack
Duenos Aires dispatch reports the ministry of war stating lieutenant lawteen neriously wounded and soldiers wounded during a rebel attack on the Concordia railway battalion. Insurgents repulsed quickly with the attack thwarted.
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Duenos Aires
Ministry of War
Concordia
Miss Raskob Engaged to Philadelphia Resident
Swarthmore resident Miss Teedona Raskob has announced her engagement to Joseph Regine, son of the prominent shoe manufacturer The announcement confirms the couple will wed in the near future in a Philadelphia area ceremony.
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Miss Raskob
Philadelphia
Tfelena Raskob
Triands
Swarthmore
Joseph
Regine
Siperinj Tenon
Hore
Illinois coal mine war marked by two bombings
In Taylorville Illinois a pair of bombings shattered buildings injuring no one. Property damage ran to about 1000 dollars as activists linked to the United Mine Workers movement faced accusations. Sheriff Charles Wienehe led a meeting addressed by opponents to the union. Authorities described the incident as part of escalating violence.
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Illinois
Taylor
Charles Wienehe
Clare
Persans
Aanerie
Beatification Extended to Founder of Noted Order
Vatican reports extend beatification for the founder of the Sisters of the Cross Shepherds. The decree notes the founder's work across United States chapters and urges universal appeal to sainthood, stressing varying paths to holiness and enduring fruits of virtue.
Groote slammier Steatix wreck rescue at Cay Mintaterre
A Greek ship the Groote slammier Steatix of 2,601 tons struck a reef off Cay Mintaterre. The crew abandoned ship, survived in boats, and were rescued hours later near Cortina.
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Madrid
Dan
Cortina
Motees
Corinne
American couple killed in Shanghai air crash
Mrs. Christopher Mathewson of Philadelphia died after the amphibian plane piloted by her husband crashed into the Whangpoo River near Shanghai. He survived with multiple injuries. The couple, married last December in Shanghai, had just weeks earlier tied the knot after a New York Giants player, Mathewson, proposed.
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Shanghai
Christopher Mathewson
Philadelphia
Saranac Lake
Mathewson
Hangchow
Mathewson Owas
Tie
New York Giants
Margaret
Clashes Injure Dozen At Rival Faction Meeting Tale
Rioters clash with police as rival factions confront speakers including Mrs Collins O Driscoll sister of Michael Collins. Dozens injured though gunfire appears limited and platforms are overwhelmed at times. Civil war fears rise amid pro Valera scuffles and heavy crowds in Limerick.
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Tarany
Aranes Suppahotic
Ramon de Valera
Tichard Mulcahy
Dail Eireann
Polee
Collins O'Driscoll
Michael Collins
Calinet
Army Comraten Association
Polee i Gael
Mwendy
Hollywood Jewel Robbery Involving Betty Compson
Los Angeles reports a Hollywood jewelry heist tied to actress Betty Compson with $97,500 worth of gems missing last week. Police chief Joe Taylor says an arrest could shock the film world. Compson declines to file a robbery complaint citing fear of reprisals and promises of return under terms.
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Los Angeles
Dan
Joe Taylor
Hollywood
Upper House to Receive Report on State Warrant Situation
Montana's senate will convene this afternoon after a weekend recess to consider remedying the heavy overdraft of the state general fund and to devise an appro priations plan for funds and earnings of partially self supporting institutions. A joint committee is expected to recommend plans to address current warrants and to issue bonding up to four million dollars. The special report from the finance committee and a similar House-Governor task force may be presented to the senate later today.
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Montana
Senate
TH O'Clork
Rome
Poisoned food kills two in Missoula
Missoula residents Dan A Smith 36 and his daughter Loly Sovih died within days of each other after reportedly consuming canned hot greens. A third family member, Howard Smith, remains in critical condition, as authorities investigate a suspected poisoning incident linked to the same meal.
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Missoula
Dan
A. Smith
Rativ
Expresa Messenger
Loly Sovih
Howard Smith
Canary Isles General Strike Declared After Bomb Attacks
A general strike of street cars and taxicabs was declared today in Canary Isles. Bombs exploded damaging facilities and wounding an employee. Soldiers patrolled after a brief clash with workers and members of the Ateneo intellectual group.
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Tenpritto
Canary
Istinde
Dan
Ateneo
No Brains Needed in Popular Government
The text cites Vernard Shaw saying Indians desirous of autonomy for their country have managed well without brains. It notes comments in Bombay about self governance and the train power not needed by seven communities, reflecting a dated, opinionated viewpoint on governance and autonomy.
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Bombay
Juala
Vernard Shaw
Eithor
Pingland
Shaw
Pennsylvania Congressman Kills Self in Washington
The note left by Rep Ramiel Ansty Rental from Pennsylvania indicates a suicide at the House of Representatives offices in Washington. The body was found by Willian Whelan, a carrier associated with the congressman, near his desk after a note to his wife cited a deep grief and inability to move on.
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Pennsylvania
Self
Washington
Waanington
Jan
Ramiel Ansty
Nia
Aufelda
Hia
Randall
Anguynt
Willan Whelan
Walsh Gallo and Walsh Senate Call for Special Session
Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana predicted a special session to act on presidential nominations after a conference with the incoming president. He said the Senate is typically convened immediately for new nominations, as he cited the upcoming on St Lawrence waterways issues.
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Francis AL Stryhenbon
Sfyde Park
N.Y
Senate
St. Lawrence
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Polson Lumberman Found Dead At Plant
Peter O. Spaberg, 49, president of the Spaberg Lumber Co., was found hanging inside a camera building at the plant in Polson. His brother Charles and deputies Teckel ia and Joe Wilko led the search after he failed to return home. Spaberg had lived in Polson for 24 years.
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Polson
Jan
Peter O. Spaberg
Spaberg Tumber Company
Charles Spaberg
Shertl MH. 1
Teckelia
Joe Wilko
Spaberg
Lancehean
Snabers
Polsan
Heavy Rain Floods Northern Mississippi Rivers
Heavy rain drenched Worth Mississippi and surrounding counties for 24 hours, pushing creeks over banks and swelling the Tallahatoh, Coldwater, and other rivers already strained by weeks of runoff. No injuries reported and warnings issued for rising streams.
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Aatesville
Worth Mississippi
Rioting in Spain Leaves Dozens Dead and Wounded
In Barcelona and Lerida today at least 17 people were killed with 35 wounded as syndicalist violence erupted. Armed forces were deployed as monarchist suspicions surfaced and bombings and seizures of firearms were reported. Among the dead a woman died from the excitement of the shooting. five women and three militiamen were among the wounded. Outbreaks also hit Sallert.
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Barcelona
Spain
Leat
Lerida
Double Met
Sallert
Black burglar fatally hurt by New York police
A Black burglar, Wallace, 29, was fatally injured in New York when two police officers struck him as he fled an apartment break in. The suspect, identified as Wallace, broke into the Tarlem apartment and carried a pork chop loot item in his pocket before being subdued.
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New York
Ra Wallace
Rush Agrestes
Battling in two Indian states leaves many wounded
Heavy fighting was reported between rebels from Moe and Alwar and state troops near Yogindgahr. Incendiary acts and looting were noted in Voglud-Rarh Ramgarh and Tijora. Wounded soldiers were brought to Alwar with captured homemade rifles and swords. Two hundred reinforcements were sent. In Bombay a cricket ball strike on a Pathan pedestrian sparked rioting in Slama. two Muslims and one Hindu were killed and 26 injured before order was restored.
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Delhi
India
Moe
Alwar
Istate
Yogindgahra
Voglud
Rarh
Ramgarh
Tijora
Bombay
Pathan
Slama
Patha
Special order on Sadring seat moves in House today
The house convenes at 12 15 today to take up the contest for the seating of FR Sadring of Mussel shell county as a special order of business. A report from the special committee probing state finances and the unseating case started by Warkl Murphy will be heard, with notices of new bills expected and a joint House Senate committee meeting with Governor Erickson, Attorney General Nagle and bankers slated.
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Atetock
Sadring
Muxcotshell County
House
Senate
J. E. Erickson
H. T. Nagle
Man and Woman Slain as Kentucky Feud Flare Ups
Manchester Kentucky January 8 The killings occurred when snipers fired into the home of William Smith in the Poawtle Creek area of Chaxyscounty killing Barbra Lipps 33 and Father Smith 17. A nearby ambush wounded another person as warrants charging six men were issued by Speed Collins. Reuben Smith Wool Lipps and Tom Gray are named defendants. Benson 47 formerly a potter was sentenced to life imprisonment for murder in Harlan circuit court.
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Manchester
Wan Smith
Poawtle Creek
Chaxyscounty
Nbr
Bropha Lippa
Father Sratth
Rifin Hullo
Snuth
Bropha Lipps
Speed Collins
John Warris
Bile
Noah Wagers
Din Wagera
Confederation i
Reuben Smith
Wool Lipps
Tom Gray
Uarian
Benson
Tavarta Potter
Harlan cir_ouit
Tie
Have Inglain
Sherrie Jan Danielson
Suicide at Sunset Park Shocks Brooklyn Children
In Sunset Park Brooklyn a 24 year old law student John J Gonzalo hanged himself from a swing set bar after a recent nervous breakdown. His parents Mr and Mrs Louis Gargale reported the tragedy as children returning from play alerted adults. The incident occurred overnight leaving a somber scene in a familiar park.
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New York
Sunset Park
Brooklyn
John J. Gonzalo
Louis Gargale
Turned down by pal he attempts death by own action
Los Angeles on January 8 police say Fd Dankor of Sioux City felt hopeless after a pickpocket robbed him at a Rosa Tournament in Insadona. An old friend refused to land his Nafara home, leading him to drink poison in an apparent suicide attempt. Doctors at the emergency hospital reported he would recover.
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Los Angeles
Dankor
Aky
Sioux City
Laws
Insadona
Stray Kitten Wins National Award at America Cat Show
Kansas City reports a stray kitten named MR Boy won a blue ribbon at the 12th annual America Cat Society show. The small entrant defeated twelve regional rivals from multiple states, highlighting its charm and breed qualities.
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Kansas City
Ian
Mra. Jr. M. Garmen
MR Boy
Start of America
Cat Society
Pedi Arood Witinals
Golfer killed in taxi fare dispute at Gary
Gary Ind Dan A taxi driver Walter J Smith held for manslaughter over death of Glenn Warren Gregg professional golfer The driver said Gregg was with a woman when hailed the cab He drove them to a Hatrl address then took Gregg to the company headquarters Gregg allegedly refused to pay the fare resulting in a fatal injury to Gregg The driver claimed Gregg was intoxicated and resisted at the end
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Gary
Ind
Dan
Walter J. Smith
Glenn Warren Gregg
Smith
Gregg
Grege
Hin Homa
Tontt
Gregg Tell
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