Leavitt Evangel Press State Aid in Indian Programs
Washington January 11 Special Representative Scott Leavitt challenged cuts to Indian irrigation and farm programs during interior department funding debates. He cited rising wheat production on Blackfeet reserves from 1100 bushels in 1821 to 19000 in 1928 and urged protecting agricultural support. Fellow Montana Congressman Evans attacked reductions, defending Flathead project funding and arguing the issue needs timely action. The panel favored abolishing fund offices at Great Falls and the fork of the Missouri despite opposition.
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Washington
Jat
Scott Leavitt
Interior Department
Nia
Montana
John MM. Evans
Department of Materior
House Appropriations
Evans
Flathiead
Representatis Cramton
Tupublican
Michigan
Cramton
Evang
Great Fats
Iakepot
Congress
Bizarre Philadelphia Crime Campaign Headlines
A disjointed WW2 era clipping hints at a Philadelphia crackdown led by Brigadier General Baker as police report a surge in crime and raids targeting crooks, gamblers, peddlers, and other offenders. Simultaneous dispatches from Cleveland and Wichita mention raids and arraignments, with references to a former police chief and a federal sentencing in a penitentiary ceremony.
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Philadelphia
Baker
Lo Clan
Tne
MmpAs
Parcellen
William Jarrett First Pacific Island Delegate to Congress
P Jarrett is introduced as the new delegate from the Hawaiian Islands to the United States Congress. He becomes the first designated representative from the Pacific islands to serve in Washington.
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William
P. Jarrett
Hawaiian Islands
United States Congress
Jarrett
Pacific Islands
Washington
State warrants not to be issued continued court debate
A historic court session reveals Justice Cooper's influenza illness in California affecting his participation. Governor Dixon discusses budget cuts and restraint after legislators exceeded revenues by 600000, with calls to limit appropriations to available funds amid fiscal strain.
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Copper War
California
Satan
Cooper
Holloway
Joseph NM. Dixon
Pennsylvania
Wyanleg
Supreme Courte
Montana
Governor Dixon’s alleged cuts spark blame and budget row
The Independent and The Record-Herald clash over state appropriations and a claimed $279,000 excess compared with the prior session. The Independent accuses Dixon of padding bills for a grandstand, while supporters say the cuts were legal. The controversy centers on state spending, tax commission funding, and the risk of an extra legislative session.
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Dixon
Alabama Convicts Stage Mutiny Defying Guards
Reported mutiny by Alabama convicts at Banner Mines in Birmingham area with 12 white and 54 Necrons remaining. Darius Thomas, company president, says no warning was given. Main offices are in Birmingham. mines formerly run by Mont Valle Mining before bankruptcy. Governor random notes negotiations to end convict bear system.
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Darius Thomas
Coal Company
Birmingham
Montvalle Mining Company
Banner
Mrony
Aldrich
Alabama
Union
W. ‘Random
Amnesty Granted to 24 Former Bulgarian Ministers
Sofia King Boris with parliament approval issued a decree granting amnesty to 24 former cabinet ministers from Guechoff Danelt and Malinoffi Kosourkel administrations. They faced charges from a popular referendum for Balkan War responsibility and for not dissociating Bulgaria from the central powers in World War I.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Ly Associated Press
Boris
Guechoff
Danelt
Malinoffi-Kosourkel
Palmer Named Head of Hin Bmnare Fital Corporation
President Cooke appoints Hola Lota C. Palmer to lead Hin Bmnare Fital, transferring from the UB navy where she oversaw the Bureau of Navigation. Palmer previously held a role with Atlasouri, signaling a strategic leadership shift in the agency.
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Hin Bmnare
Gwency Fital Corporatione
Jist
Cooke
Hola Lota C. Palmer
Ay Admire
UB. Navy
Palmer Deo Talive
Atlasouri
Manistee Bride Seafarer Wed In Nautical Ceremony
Charles Bletning, 55, veteran sailor, sails again with his Washing bride of 18 as they leave port amid a salty chantey. Vivian Fiske, heiress with wealth, joins in a voyage of marriage after a parental clash over a high school party ride. The couple’s mullion of fate proceeds with calm seas and clear watches aboard.
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Manistee
Michu
Charles Bletning
Storm
Tos
Fleming
Vivian Fiske
Isi
Stokes Refuses to Battle with Lawyer
In New York on January 19 a judgment for 15000 dollars was entered against Stokes. The case involved disputed payments that the Corn Exchange Bank characterizes as partial settlements. Attorney Max Staller represented the defendant, but Stokes refused to proceed with the lawyer.
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New York
AgatRat W
Atakea
Bia Altarnny
Max
Stallar
Corn Rxohanka Bank
Army nominations lead to major general and brigadier generals
Fragmentary Washington dispatch notes President Coolidge sending army nominations to the Senate. General Fred W. Sladen, West Point superintendent, is named to be a major general while Colonel Samuel D. Rock is slated as a brigadier general. Also listed are Colonel Franks Parker and others in line for promotion.
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Washington
Secaate Telay
Coolidge
Fred W. Sladen
West Point
Samuel D. Rock
Franks Parker
Warships for Use of Federals in Mexican Revolt
Dispatches from Pachuca detail rebel advances and federal withdrawals as Mexican forces lose ground. Reports say destroyers may be commissioned to block Vera Cruz with Mexican crews and officers replacing foreign personnel. Rebel forces, led by Cavacos and Mares, gain control across Tamaulipas and threaten Tampico.
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Escudero
Ecudero
Carlos A. Ferrer
Vera Cray
Bransville
Texas
Famaulipis
Mexico
Tuxpan Pil
Adolfo de la Huerta
Tampico
Ecels
Fisherman Hanna to Direct Coal Ridge Ecoropsign in State
Fargo, N D January 10 L B Hanna of Fargo former governor of Worth Maketa will direct the Coal ridge ecoropsign in this state during the coming presidential race a space limited to the Fargo Forum from Washington today states. Efforts of Mrs Foy Montell Eisenberg wife of Lester W Flaonberg formerly connected with tin corporation counsel office in New York City to obtain divorces in Tiude Island will be investigated by grand jury next March. New York January 10 Preukle riseh second baseman valued by Manager McGraw of the New York Giants offered a two year contract for 18 000 a season 5500 more than last year I was understood today.
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Avestook Canmmi
Aydle Peachy
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BAE Tioard
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Rhephert-Towner Lund Oay
Supreme Court
Siete Law Library
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Veteraus
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Adjutant General
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Treann Railroad Commission
Ge Coe
Coolmoe
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N. DB
L. B. Hanna
Worth Maketa
Coalidge
Washington
Brovidenca
Mfrs
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Foy Montell Eisenberg
Lester W. Flaonberg
Tin Corporation Counsel
New York City
Ttain
Tinde Island
New York
Preukle
McGraw
New York Giants
Rogera Ksrasky
St. Louis
Jones-Thompson Steel plans damaged by high winds
Bisningham Als Jan 10 high winds struck the south side of the city causing extensive property loss. The Johnson-Thompson Steel company saw a partial destruction of plans and a dozen homes were damaged with injuries reported. A man named Na Jone was seriously injured.
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Als
Johnson-Thompson Steel Company
Na Jone
Cattell Named President of American Association for Science
Dr John McKeen Cattell, editor and psychologist, was elected president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He rose to prominence in 1917 after leaving Columbia University faculty to take a new role elsewhere.
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John Mckeen Cattell
Jeditor
Ameerican Association For the Advance
Cattell
Columbia University
Democrats to Prevail on Tax Act
Democrats forecast success on a proposed tax bill with Secretary of the Treasury authorship and calls for higher levies. Key lawmakers push for a February 1 revision while urging compromise across Republican factions to satisfy diverse party wings. President Coolidge and congressional leaders will meet amid regional debates over the tax measure.
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Coolidge
Senate
House
Miss Normand and Companion Linked in Dismissal Claim
A fragmented report ties Mabel Normand to a dispute over the shooting of a Glenland 3S scene by her chauffeur. The piece notes a claimed dismissal but mentions enduring affection. Also included is a brief New York note on college presidents and a Presbyterian college association election in 44 churches.
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Byean
Los Angeles
Jan
Mre
Edi Gurna
Mabel Normand
Gonrtland
Hines
Denver
Apsrater
Miss Normands
New Yen
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