Montana Glory and Future at Holonu Club Dinner
An annual banquet highlighting Montana history and growth features speeches by Governor Erickson, Senator Stewart, and lawmakers. Local officials praise past progress and predict continued industrial and agricultural prominence, with brief reviews and musical interludes.
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Montana
Geld Ass Voreries
Legislative Assembly
Holonu Commercial Club
Shrine Temple
J. EB. Ericheon
Assembly
Slayer of Trio Dies in Chair
Floyd Newton Byrnes, a chauffeur who killed three women of the San Angelo family in March 1927, was executed in the electric chair at the state penitentiary. His victims were Myrna Jeurgens, her mother Mrs. W J Jeurgens, and Myrna's grandmother Mrs. Rosa Schirr. Byrnes claimed liquor intoxication influenced his actions.
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Kimtsville
Tex
APJ
Floyd Newton Byrnes
San Angelo
State Penitentiary
Nyrna Juergens
W. J. Juergens
Myrna
Rosa Schirr
Byrnes
Hill Bull Brings Ogden's Top Price
Ogden Utah January 10 AP Ogden Livestock show closes tonight as exhibitors prepare to ship to the National Western Denver. Joys Beau Panama jad Hereford bull owned by Walter J Hill Livingston Montana sold to L A Cattle company Miles City Montana for 1625 dollars top price of the show for a purebred.
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Ogden
Utah
Denver
Joy
Walter J. Hill
Livingston, Mont
L. A. Cattle Company
Miles City
Mont
Los Angeles Relays Florida Tour From St Joseph Bay
The navy dirigible Los Angeles resumed its Florida course after leaving Lakehurst and slipping behind clouds from the Patoka tender in St Joseph Bay. Lieutenant Commander Rosendahl said the craft would chart a route over several Florida cities before returning to the Patoka tomorrow.
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Port St. Joe
Fla
Los Angeles
Florida
Patuka
St. Josephi's Bay
Lakehurst
Gulf of Cxico
Rosendahl
Patoka
Wilkins defers Antarctic Dart to next season
Captain Sir Hubert Wilkins reports completion of the first phase of the Wilkins Hearst expedition in the Antarctic and says he will return to America to plan the second phase from a different base next year. A near 500 mile flight yesterday sought a southern Graham Land base but none was found.
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New York
Wilkins-Hearst
Antarctic
Sir Hubert Wilkins
New York American
Associated Hearst
America
Wilkins
Graham Land
Flu Powwow Opens With Cumming Absent in Washington
Public health officials and scientists from across the United States meet to attack influenza but Surgeon General Hugh S. Cumming is ill and cannot attend. Assistant Surgeon General Draper presides as three committees on epidemiology prevention and research are formed to summarize findings for public distribution.
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Cumming
Washington
APJ
United States
Hugh 5. Cumming
Draper
Cunning
Public Health Service
BRING PRICE BACK HE STICKS 10 TALE IN Butte
James Claude Price, once a Montana barber and central figure in a mystery, arrived in Butte en route to Big Timber. He claimed kidnapping by two unnamed men, maintaining his prior story to Salt Lake City police. A burned body found at Price’s former homestead has been identified as Price and will be exhumed for another inquest in Big Timber Saturday.
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Butte
Jane
James Claude Price
Montana
Price
Big Timber
Big Tinker
Salt Lake City
Ed Beamin
John McBarlane
Sweetgrass County
Bix Timber
York Archbishop Pleads for Peace
Dr Willson Temple was enthroned as York archbishop. Quaint medieval rites marked the ceremony. He warned that competitive armaments and persistent suspicion among nations show peace concerns are not deep enough.
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York
Jan. W
Apaoodail
Dr. Willson Temple
Archibishop
Solon Forecasts an Extra Session
Washington reports President elect Hoover in talks with congressional leaders on farm relief and tariff revision. Willis Hawley, Oregon, says he expects the 71st Congress to convene mid April and push tariff and farm relief bills through by July 4, though Hoover has not stated a position.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Willis C. Hawley
Oregon
Hawley
House
Ways and Teans
Hoover
Congress
The
Seventy-First
Poincare Beats Radicals in First Parliament Battle
Paris January 10 AP Raymond Poincare prime minister held the fort as opposition attacked the cabinet. The premier led counter attacks with Leon Meyer radical deputy and Havre mayor repelling or driving back the challenges. Frossard Cachin among cabinet opponents.
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Paris
Raymond Poincare
Leon Meyer
Havre
Leon Frossard
Marcel Cachin
Sacasa Named Nicaragua Envoy to United States
Managua Nicaragua January 10 Juan B Sacasa former vice president and head of the liberal government was appointed minister to the United States today in a dispatch from AP Sacasa is a leading figure in the liberal faction and will represent Nicaragua in Washington D C
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Managua
Nic
Man testifies about fixing of Julian QL oil case
Milton Pike former tailor shop employee and star state witness in the Asa Keyes bribery trial testified he saw payoffs and a mirror setup used to influence grand juries. He described the Spring Street shop interior and the mirror through which he observed actions related to the Julian Petroleum case.
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Los Angeles
Milton Pike
Getvoff
Spring Street
Jacob Berman
Asa Keyes
Tike
Keyes
Ben
Dave Cetteoff
Ick Rosenberg
Charlos Beimer
Juilan Richardson
Lin Julian
Moronberms
Fllstrict
Ruler of Brits Has Quiet Day
London report from King George's medical attendants says the monarch had a quiet day with no change in condition. General symptoms have shown slight improvement according to tonight's bulletin.
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Brits
London
King George
Walsh to Return to Senate After Flu Recovery
Senator Thomas J Walsh of Montana, sidelined by influenza, is expected to rejoin the Senate within a few days. His fever has broken and his condition is substantially improved, his office said.
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Washington
Thomas J Walsh
Montana
Senate
Hoover Ride Involved In Lowet Scandal And Forgeries
Washington reports detail a Senate inquiry into disappearances and recoveries of Mexican and Russian documents alleged as forgeries. Testimony cites a State Department official and former newspaper man George Thirr Baker. question remains where Baker obtained the papers. Senator Dorahof continues on the next page.
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Hoover
Senate
Washington
Talen
Capitol Hill
United States
State Department
Mexico Ciy
George Thirr Baker
Reverend McNamee Fatally Struck Near Warm Springs Station
Montana clergyman Rev James I McNamee longtime hospital chaplain died after being struck by a box car pushed by a switch engine near Warm Springs station. He suffered a fractured skull and severed limbs, died at Warm Springs hospital about 30 minutes later. An inquest will be held. funeral duties had followed a morning service at the hospital.
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State Hospital For the
Warm Springs
James I’. McNamee
Montana
Anaconda
Frank Gubbins
Te Hospital
Lawrence Opp
Dr. McNamee
Accs
Fire crews quell blaze at Seattle hotels
In Seattle on January 10, a downtown fire swept through the Seneca hotel and damaged nearby Victoria hotel. Within a half hour 24 fire companies gained control as flames spread along a city corner. The incident disrupted the area and prompted ongoing cautions.
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Seattle
Wash
Seneca
Victoria
House Debates Fenn Measure Again in Washington
Lawmakers debate the Fenn bill on reapportionment of U S representatives based on the 1940 census. After hours of discussion no decision was reached and the matter is carried over to tomorrow for possible resumed action.
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Washington
Europeans named to study postwar reparations body
Pariz January 10 AP European experts including four Dawes committee members were appointed by the reparations commission to form a new group to study final liquidation of the reparations problem. Sir Josiaf Stamp of Britain Emil Pran qui of Belgium Dr Alberto Pirelli of Italy and Jean Vy Parmenter of France join Owen L Young in this effort, should he return to the issue.
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Pariz
Dawes
Josiaf Stamp
Great Britain
Emil Pranqui
Belgium
Alberto Pirelli
Italy
Jean Vy Parmenter
France
Owen L. Young
United States
Salvation Army Chief Booth Asked to Quit Active Duty
In Sunbury on Thames on January 10 AP reports Salvation Army leaders began private talks with General Bramwell Booth. A seven councilor delegation planned to urge his voluntary retirement on active duty, with a noon session adjourning until Saturday awaiting his reply. The proposal notes retirement would not strip Booth of honors or dignities of the role.
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Sunbury-on-Thames
Salvation Army
Branwell Booth
Booth
Seeds Awards Made at Malta
Malta January 10 AP report James An nin of Columbus Stillwater County with a high sample of Karmonta wheat won the sweepstakes award on winter wheat at the State Utility Seed show at Malta Sid Klair of Culbertson Roosevelt County did not win the sweepstakes in the spring wheat entries with his Marquis wheat
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Malta
James Annin
Columbus
Stillwater County
Sid Klair
Culbertson
Roosevelt County
Marquis Whe
Montana Senate committee to audit Greater Montana University funds
President Hazelbaker appointed a senate committee to determine the exact financial status of the Greater Montana University comprising all teaching units. The move follows Gov. Erickson’s call for fiscal policy revision ahead of 1930 when the 1920 levy expires. The probe covers all receipts and expenditures of university units.
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Charles H. Brazier
Twenty-First Legislative Assembly
J. E. Erickson
Frank Hazelbaker
Senate
Greater
Montana University
Boundary Battle Looms Over Gallatin County Lines
House joins varsity inquiry as Speaker Bricker appoints Knight Deer Lodge Brown Gallatin and Delino Lake to joint senate committee on university expenditures. Boundary bill filed by Darlington Dunn Brown aims to redefine Gallatin line, stirring a two mile wide strip around Yellowstone now taxed over 13 thousand dollars on property worth more than 1 million. First meeting date not set.
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Harry G. Baker
Senate
University of Montana
Flachsenhar
Gallatin County Doles
Bose of Representatives
House
Bricker
Knight
Deer Lodge
Brown
Gallatin
Delino
Lake
Darlington
Dunn
Yellowstone Park
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Al Smith to Speak Over NBC Radio Network
Former Gov. Alfred E. Smith will speak on NBCs Red network next Wednesday evening January 16 at 8 30 p m Eastern Time. The Democratic National Committee announced the appearance on 32 stations including WEAF New York WOW Omaha KGW Portland KOMO Seattle KMQ Spokane KOA Denver and KSL Salt Lake City.
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New York
Democratic National Committee
Alfred E. Smith
National Broadcasting Company
WEAF
WOW
Omaha
KGW
Portland
Ore
KOMO
Seattle
KMQ
Spokane
KOA
Denver
KSL
Salt Lake City
Mrs Wood Charged With Murder Plot
Prosecution today urged warrants charging Mrs Grace M Wood with murder for hire and assault with intent to kill. She allegedly conspired with four men to murder her wealthy husband Ralph A Wood to collect $100000 life insurance and gain control of a real estate business. One conspirator, Ambrose Hagerty, 37, was killed in a police ambush at Wood's Wyandotte office while another, Cecil Holt, 29, turned informer. The case names William Thompson, 24, and Taylor Pierce, 20, as other participants.
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Ambrose l. Hagerty
Wood
Wyandotte
Cecil Holt
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