Arrests Hit Mexican Church Leaders in Mexico City
In Mexico City Jan 10 police arrested Bishop Pascual Diar of Tabasco and five other bishops at the episcopate building after Tishow Tie2 was moved. Reported revolts linked to Catholic leader Rene Capistran Graza. AP and UP correspondents were detained awaiting investigation under Interior Minister Tejada.
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Mexico City
Pascual Diar
Tabasco
Taday
Jaymion Slike
Gm Samy Way
Rene Capistran Graza
Teagre
Te Fenac
Religious Liberty
New York
Associated Pres
United Press
Mmister of
Interior
Senor Tejada
McAddle
Butkling
Yirto
Montreal Theater Fire Kills Children Parents Face Charges
Seventy seven victims, many children, died in a fire and stampede at the Laurent Palace moving picture theater in Hochelaga Montreal. Most injured are recovering. A mass will be said at Church of the Nativity. Coroner McMahon postponed inquest until Thursday. The theater owner Ameon Lawe and three staff held for investigation. Law says children under 16 must be accompanied to enter a theater. officials question admittance rules.
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Montreal
Laurent Palace
Church of the Nativity
Hochelaga
Mgr. le Pail- Jeur
McMahon
Ameon Lawe Aod
McMahan
Veteran railway engineer passes away in Bronx city note
Death claimed veteran engineer John Jn Bhav of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul line, father of Em tya Bhrely national secretary of that YW, in Bronx City on January 16. Local tribute notes his long service as a chief figure in railway operations and suggests a formal obituary forthcoming.
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Bronx City
Towa
John Jn Bhav
Chicago
8Gant
Minneagolia and
OMADA
Emtya Bhrely
British Effort to Remove Missionaries Amid Chinese Turmoil
Agitations against foreigners spread in interior China as British mission stations were ordered evacuated from Hubei Hunan and Sichuan regions. Nationalists seized Hankow and Nanking concessions temporarily, mobs attacked foreign sections, and American and British women and children were evacuated to Shanghai. Cantonese forces, unpaid, remained unreliable. Business halted in Hankow with foreigners sheltering in barricaded premises as locals faced unemployment and economic paralysis.
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Vekin
China
Hankow
Hupch
Uunan
Srechwiur
Yargtze
Fukien
Kingaing
Yangtze
Shanghai
Nationalist
Kwangtung
Kwansi
Seige
Yankow
Marsters Accuses Andrews of Blocking Prohibition Enforcement
Elias Marsters, deposed federal prohibition administrator for Montana Idaho and Wyoming, claims General Lines C Andrews blocked enforcement and refuses to cooperate. He alleges editor Bill Campbell and Montana officials hinder the program and criticizes Rankin for not indicting drug-store operators. Marsters says administrators lack freedom to act and accuses Andrews of opposing needed actions.
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Beise
Idaho
C. Andrews
Montana
Elias Marsters
Wyoming
Marsters
Bill Campbell
Helena
Prohibition
United,States
Rankin
Ranken
Emm
Five Percent Dividend Paid Today by Banking Corporation
The Banking Corporation will pay a five percent dividend today totaling about $35,000. Judge W J Poorman authorized the division in district court on petition by Claude C Gray. The receiver reported sufficient funds to satisfy all creditors at five percent, with disbursement to be made from on hand cash. Continued on Page Theory.
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Banking Corporation
Yeaterday
W. JH. Poorman
District Court
Claude C. Gray
Dives. Ey
Mnis
Refinery Purchase Deal Noted by California Firm
Los Angeles reports the Vastgen Ol company has optioned to buy the Great Farm refinery in Montana from Sunburnt Refinery company. The Ingtaumimer company secured producing property in the Kevin Sunburnt field north of Great Falls.
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Los Angeles
California
Vincent Astor Elected Director on Great Northern Board
Vincent Astor of New York was elected a director at a meeting of the board of directors of the Great Northern railroad held today. The appointment came amid discussions of corporate leadership.
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Dan
Vincent Amor
New York
Hard
Sherman Music Co. Buys A P Curtin Music House
The Sherman Music Company, Inc. has purchased the stock and goodwill of the A. D. Curtin Music House, one of the state's oldest piano businesses. Sherman, Sherman, and A. Deere incorporate with Sherman as manager, keeping operations at 176 West Sixth Avenue and continuing the Curtin stock, instruments, and agency for Steinway and Baldwin pianos. The policy remains unchanged, promising courteous, prompt service and continued local presence.
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Sherman Music Company, Inc
Apnoea
A. D. Curtin, Music House
Sherman
Sherman and
Deere
Curtin House
Ft Hi
Contine
Pines
Mid Sheets
Tor [Steimway
Haldwin
Trial of Norris May Be Delayed
In the Norris murder case the trial was postponed as the defense sought continuances. Attorney Marvin Simpson and Prof. Franke Norris indicated readiness hinged on several witnesses who were not yet available or located. The judge adjourned proceedings to await more definite arrangements before proceeding tomorrow.
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Avan
Voxan
Tan
Norris
Ehdlines
Pyellaninnny
Diatrick
P.m
Bile Gives Title to School Lands in Oregon
Oregon Republican representative Binnott moves confirmation of title to federal land granted for a school. Parcel details show 323 acres with desert lands and related costs. Local action aims to secure title for educational use.
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Washington
Dan
Tauivo Binnatt
Republean
Oregon
Hapuile
Paitie Tan Parcela
Nid & Tira
Incasite Mathorives Jlo
Desert
Ware to Contest Senate Credential in Pennsylvania
Washington January 10 A resolution to reject the credentials of Senator elect Ware of Pennsylvania will be called up when Governor Pinghot’s qualified certificate of election is presented. Senator Wi Democrat is the author.
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Washington
Ware
Pennsylvania
Pinghot
Pander Carroll Loses Appeal in Perjury Case
New York January 10 Theatrical producer Pander Carroll lost his appeal today from a sentence of one year and a day in Atlanta penitentiary for perjury during a grand jury investigation of a bathish party. The United States circuit court of appeals affirmed the verdict and the sentence.
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New York
Carroll
Athinta Penitentiary
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Joint Allied Action Foreseen in Shanghai Concessions
Reports from Shanghai indicate possible coordinated action by Allied powers to safeguard foreign concessions amid rising tensions. No open hostilities reported as yet. Washington announced plans for immediate transport of a Marine detachment from Guam to China through the Navy Department. Nebo Lineth references in a stray line touch on social issues, with Senator John Cooper pursuing anti miscegenation legislation drafted as a felony proposal.
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Taris
Shanghai
Cena
Washington
UPN
China
Guam
Mavy Department
Bits From Hens and Roaring Winter Rink Ventures
A jumble of brief notes from New York reports describes a rock garden skating rink as a new outdoor winter attraction on Sak Street and Avenue, a potato output purchase in Plymouth with baskets priced at three dollars per peak, and a Roosevelt speech draft dispute with Davis cited. The piece also mentions Uncle Hilly Stralex and a farm lease tied to a child, plus various uncertain business notes and a Brooklyn cotton converter referenced in a larger estate suit involving Salomon Sihershin.
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New York
Sak Street
Avenue
Salomon Sihershin
Brooklyn
Coolidge Explains Position in Nicaragua Crisis
President Coolidge in a special message to Congress defined U.S. policy on the Nicaragua crisis. He said the United States acts to protect American lives and property and to safeguard national interests against internal strife and outside interference, which he blamed on Mexico. He noted evidence of Mexican arms and declared intent to halt all Mapu wars to defend American interests.
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Waatington
Congress
Conlidge
Mcaraguan
House
Senate
Tio T
Mexico
Sint Onurye
McPherson Charges Dropped In Disappearance Case
The case against Alea Senpla McPherson was dismissed by Superior Judge Stephens at the county court on request of District Attorney Ann Reyes. The charges stemmed from a prolonged inquiry into the mysterious disappearance and reappearance of the evangelist, with key witnesses deemed unreliable. The decision ends the criminal proceedings against the pastor and associates Mrs Minnie Kennedy Bennett G. Orintaton and Mrs Lorraine Wisemin-Sielaff in California.
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Law Courts of
California
Stephens
Ann Reyes
Minnie Kennedy
Bennett G. Orintaton
Angelus Temple
Lorraine Wisemin-Sielaff
Great Falls Man Kills Self After Shooting at Maid
James O'Brien a 31 year old painter in Great Falls shot himself after attempting to kill Miss Viola Wocasek with whom he was infatuated and also wounded Mr Care near a brokerage office. He died en route to hospital. Police say he was intoxicated and mentally unsound.
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Great Falls
Self
Maid
Great Palle
James O'Brien
Muutiter
Viola Wocasek
Carr
O'Brien
Arcotdie
Sone Fige
Miss Woecasek
Care
An Mahulitee
Miss Wocasek
Mr Care
Indde
Rehearing Denied on Prescriptions Ruling
The Supreme Court denied a rehearing of a five four decision. The ruling restricts prescribing more than one pint of Hanoi every 16 days. The decision was issued in Washington on January 10.
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Shington
Promibutite Phyateana Fron
Mara
Hanoi
Supreme Court
Montana Power Shares Grabbam Offer Inadequate Here
Jan 19 Montana Tower company offered to cure towers or 20000 shares of common stock at 80 cents per share with a 25 share allotment to a patron. The plan was announced during trading hours but appeared to be over subscribed in the local market.
Montana Dairy Products Manufacturers Association Opens Annual Convention
In Metropolis Hutte Jan 10 AP The Montana Dairy Products Manufacturers Association opens its annual convention with about 40 attendees from across the state. The event continues with planned activities including a dinner at the Silver Tower tomorrow evening.
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Hutte
Montana Dairy Products Manufacturers’ Association
Silver Tower
Miller and Daugherty to Stand Trial Again
New York January 10 Former attorney general Harry M Daughery and former alien property custodian Jane Thomas W Miller must face trial February 7 on an indictment charging defrauding the United States of their services in connection with the return of enemy property seized during the war Judge Kros denied a motion to dismiss the indictments and noted the prior mistrial as the case proceeds anew.
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New York
Harry M. Daughery
Jane Thomas W. Miller
United States
Kros
Thew
Unprintable Charges Filed as Mrs Chaplin Seeks Divorce Decree
Mrs Liza Gray Chaplin files for divorce from Charles Spencer Chaplin in Los Angeles. She seeks temporary alimony and attorney fees, with permanent alimony and property division if decree granted. An injunction bars removing property from state or transferring assets pending outcome. Custody of children Charles Spencer Chaplin Jr and Sydney Earle Chaplin requested. Continued on Page Five.
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Chaplin
Los Angeles
Charles Spencer Chaplin
Liza Gray Chaplin
Jng Ciling
Win Fron
Wold Childers
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Will A. Campbell
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Colmsaiu
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Stewart and Peown
Altari
Antic Company
Pander Carroll
U. S
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Sheike
John Cooper
Plymouth
Coolidge
Roosevelt
O. KK
Davis
William
Paulf
Hilly Stralex
Nils
Sikce
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Sacasa
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Crise
Alea Senpla
McPherson
Montana Power
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Dairy Association
Metropolis
Miller
Daugherty
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