Smith Leads Early Jackson Day Dinner Talks Across States
Washington coverage notes the Jackson Day committee gathering with many pledging support for Governor South of New York as the party nominee while southern members urge caution to avoid alienating Smith backers. The scene spans New York, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, West Virginia, Washington, Minnesota, and others with Frans Woollen and Charles contending as potential picks.
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Fort Collins man bonds after arrest for murder plot
Joseph J Ver Straten, a Fort Collins man, was released on $10,000 bond after arrest on charges of assault with attempt to kill Faucher Sarchet, a Fort Collins attorney. The information also accuses Clyde Bartelson and Perry W hehrbech of involvement, with Bartelson allegedly saying Ver Straten hired him for $1,000.
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Perry Whehrbech
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Lohrbeck
Sarchet
Var Straten
Sirchet
Dartelson
Three Airmen Die in Dramatic Crash
Three airmen perished when their Blo Cabin monoplane slammed into a farm meadow near Rural Grove in dense fog. The plane went down about seven miles southeast of Canajoharie at Sunday noon, crashing within a short distance of a farmhouse and a traveled road.
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Los Angeles May Get Veteran Hospital Plan Introduced
Washington January 10. A bill to authorize the erection of a Veterans Bureau hospital in Los Angeles County at a cost of $2,000,000 was introduced today by Representative Cra, Republican, California.
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Veterans Bureau
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Girl's Evidence May Hang Third Murder on Hickman
A girl witness shocked the court by saying she saw a man at a drugstore robbery who looked more like Hickman than Harvey Lesher, a defendant once identified in police photos. Hickman confessed to abducting and killing Marian Parker and to participating in a robbery during which druggist Cavy Thoms was shot. Lesher, rohan, and Garvey face murder trials as the case unfolds with insanity pleas and arraignments.
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Willam E Hickman
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Lesher
Wiliam Rohan
Mike Garvey
Veterans gain extra time for WWI bonus applications
The House approved an appropriation bill for four government departments. Director Hines of the Veterans Bureau presented a plan to spend 310.5 million on veterans hospitals. Jamie Vo Beck of Pennsylvania defended his right to a seat in the House amid Pennsylvanian tensions. The House Ways and Means Committee backed a proposal to extend the World War I bonus application window by two years.
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Hines
Veterans Bureau
Jamey Vo Beck
Pennsylvania
Reach No Decision On Ships Middle Conference Report
Washington January 10 Representatives of private shipping interests in conference with the shipping board agreed the American merchant marine was in a safe state but failed to agree on remedial measures Chairman OConnell in opening the conference said while we are fussing over who will hold the reins the horse is starving
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Murderers Ruth Snyder and Henry Juddcerlo to die by electric chair
New York January 10 The governor denied clemency for Ruth Snyder and her lover Henry Judd regarding the murder of Snyder's husband. Both are set for execution by electric chair Thursday night. The governor said no basis appeared to justify mercy and cited the seven judges of the court of appeals who found a deliberate premeditated murder.
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New Lork
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Cuure of Appeals
Death of NG F. Post Editor and Economist
Washington January report states NG F. Post, editor and economist, died today after a brief illness. Post served as an assistant secretary and advisor, shaping policy during his tenure. The obituary notes his influence in economic journalism and government service.
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Tou T Po
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Teuts Plan Destruction of Chinese Weapons Discovery
Fragmented text suggests German forces or authorities report orders to destroy Chinese weapons or munitions. Mentions Norway and China linked to customs officials and an investigation into origins and future destination. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but imply wartime destruction actions and a possible misrouted shipment.
Indian bureau accused of involuntary slavery by lawmakers
Washington for 10 to 12 charges that American Indians were being held in involuntary slavery under the federal Indian bureau were made by members of the House before the Senate Indian affairs committee. They endorsed Sen King's call for a general investigation of the bureau’s activities amid alleged mismanagement of Indian property.
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Senate Indian Affairs Committee
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India
Bureau
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Pennalum
Tatashice
WOB CHIEF CALLS OFF COLORADO AUCH STUFF
AP report notes a Colorado mining dispute as the state labor office, police, and a mining division interact amid picketing. Strikes and demonstrations are mentioned with no further active protest that day.
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Colorado
Helena Banks Elect Officers for Busy Year
Helena Banks stockholders met to elect directors and set officers for the year. The meeting reported prosperous state conditions across Montana with regular adjournments and new leadership at Helena banks. Directors and officers for Park and Trust Company and related institutions were announced with several positions named.
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Ork
Hassell Sentenced to Death for Family Murders
George Hassell was sentenced to death in the electric chair by Judge Reese Tatum in district court. The death date is set for February 10 for the murder of his eldest stepson Alton Hassell. Hassell confessed to killing 13 members of his family.
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Prohibition Law Under Scrutiny by American Bar Association
New Orleans reports from the American Bar Association assess how prohibition enforcement creates a criminal class that uses evasion to commit broader crimes. The criminology committee notes rising lawlessness, killings, robberies, few arrests, and distrust of courts, with Seattle meetings planned.
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Willett Dies in Leprosarium After Long Battle
Former Montana state senator from Mineral county, Willett, dies at Castille Leprosarium in Louisiana after a long illness traced to leprosy contracted during World War I service. He entered the institution May 84 1987 and had lived with his wife in Alberton before moving to a cabin west of the Cat.
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Alberton
Papal encyclical urges Protestant unions with Rome
An encyclical issued today reinforces the Catholic position that Protestants and other Christians must return to Rome to join the universal church. It notes American Protestant visitors pressed Benedict XV for a union, but the pope acknowledged their hopes yet upheld the Catholic insistence on unity under Rome.
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NAFTA FACING PAUGON BREAK UP SIGILY GANG
Rome Tan 19 APS One hundred eighty seven members of the notorigus Wari were found guilty today by a jury at Llermui Imerese Sik of various crimes including banditry and murder. Seven of those arrested in the roundup of the gang that terrorized Surh for a generation were acquitted. The crown prosecutor urged the court to impose these penalties: seven 30 years imprisonment for ferm seven and imprisonment for the others.
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Bandit Slain and Accused Slayer Identified in Nebraska Case
A chaotic late night highway shooting near York Nebraska left a bandit slain and an accomplice, former Montana student Eleanor Plumb, jailed. Authorities identified the slain gunman as George Avery and confirmed the arrest of Mrs Jack Preston, a 19 year old woman said to be connected to the case. Further details and exact charges were not immediately available as investigators worked through the wreckage and questioned witnesses.
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Senate probes Teapot Dome lease in multi phase inquiry
Senate committee to launch a new four phase probe into the Teapot Dome naval air reserve lease to Harry F. Selair. Key figures from Standard Oil and Continental Trading named as witnesses amid allegations of oil cartel profits and illicit buying and selling practices.
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Naval Air Reserve
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Morrow
Norris
Nebraska
Five in One Family Perish in Flames at Farm
Atlas Okla reports a fatal fire at a cotton farm where a family of five died. The dead include a husband wife and three children. The blaze destroyed the farmhouse and the bodies were found near the framework, with the family recently moving from Turkey Towns.
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Chester
Falk Wasowhay
Bun Fay
Turkey
Cagle Scouts Receive Scholarship Awards
Fourty two regional scouts and four at large recipients were awarded Harmon Foundation Scholarships totaling 5200 dollars. The grant supports Boy Scout members from across the United States, with winners announced in a national ceremony.
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New York
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United States
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Mine explosion verdict to file cause noted
Westitankfort J. fan 10 AP The coroner and jury hear testimony on a mine explosion that killed several miners. The Industrial Coal Company faces close scrutiny as investigators outline the sequence of events and possible causes.
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Industral Coal Company
Tonglara
Magruder Defends New Economics Plan Before House Panel
Witnesses testify as Thomas P Magruder faces questions on alleged organizational waste and reform. The discussion centers on Magruder drafting a law to embody his new economic ideas for naval operations and broader defense structure.
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Npos
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Plan Approved to End St Paul Receivership
The Interstate Commission approves a plan to create a new Chicago Milwaukee Street railway company and to take over 11200 miles of the old St Paul system. It may issue 1174060 shares of common stock 106595000 in bonds and 104693 in other bonds to satisfy old St Paul obligations under a federal court plan.
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