Arrests follow Nelson gang hideout in San Francisco
San Francisco January 13 three more people were arrested on charges of harboring Baby dace Nelson a recently slain gangster. Named are Tianae Williams Vallejo bartender Soop Marive and Lorrie Stellwagen waitress linked to the Nelson hideout last summer. Vallejo police say Nelson’s wife Se le Meretwae was hospitalized with appendicitis during the man’s stay. Several others faced varying charges as authorities pressed the case.
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Dace” Nelson
William Ramsey
Department of Justice
Tte
Tianae Willams
Vallede
Eadf
Nesphamad Ate Thong “Soop Marive
Bouts ‘Hema
Cope Amote
Fer
Hann
Nev
Tycho
Vallejo
Trewind
Whlimis
Ano
Mao
Helena
Mann
Federsel Weenie
Pinne
Andenbotting
Attas
Kelty
Farmer Alehe Club
Bonner
Winged
Eushure
Fadetal
Hin
Pratt
John Pool Chase
Mercer Ty Cheng Chie
Lorrie Stellwagen
Flin
Tne
Jan
Henry O
Wall
Rene
George Waby Bacer Natson
Nelson
Worldwide tension and policy shifts spark public debate
The report outlines US and global concerns as Washington debates social policy and economic plans. A mix of domestic rhetoric and international events suggests continued instability, with references to extended regulations, wartime financing, and mysterious air activity near northern regions.
Amelia Earhart delays Washington flight amid central rout weather
Weather across the central United States forces Amelia Earhart to reroute toward Los Angeles instead of Washington. A blizzard hits Flagstaff and Arizona while she contemplates paths via Arizona and Mexico, delaying her departure and prompting reassessment of trip plans.
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Amelia Earhart
Los Angeles
Washington
Los Angels
Arizona
Mevtvo
Flagstaff
Ariz
Montana Rep Monaghan Introduces Pension Bill
Rep Monaghan of Montana introduces a pension bill proposing an annual 500000 dollar appropriation administered through the Interior Department. He argues the program would guarantee a decent living for the elderly and encourage retirement to create jobs for others, with funding sought via revised taxes.
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Rep. Monaghan
Montana
Wistngton
Monaghan
Mont
Vntalag
Mirrerson
Unclear Coal Public Utility Basis Statement
Washington January 14 The United Ming Workers of America will protest to public utility basis. John Le Bowls president of My Union issued a statement commending the National Resource Board report on the deflation situation.
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Washington
United Ming Workers of America
John le Bowls
Rn National Resourcey Board
Unionization of Industry Nears Presidential Action
The Associated Press reports a plan to push broad unionization across industry, aligning with Roosevelt era proposals. It seeks to strip labor boards of enforcement powers and implement majority-rule in labor relations, with drafts to be shown to Roosevelt during NIRA revision talks.
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Cme Lait
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
New Stamp Series for Collectors Introduced
New stamp program aims to showcase 17 presidents from Washington to Harding with portraits including Theodore Roosevelt and Taft. The Helena Independent Information Bureau offers a revised edition of Every Body's Stamp Book for 10 cents, directing readers to mail to Washington, D.C. for a copy.
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Post Officer Department
Washington
Theodore Rongerelt
Taft
Wilson
Harding
Yuar Waralington Information Bureau
Liberalized Securities Rules Enable Large Corporate Issues
Washington January 13 The Securities and Exchange Commission issued liberalized rules for issuing securities by established corporations designed to protect investors and facilitate flotations potentially exceeding one billion dollars for development expansion and refinancing. The changes replace former FTC rules now under the SEC and apply to corporations that have existed at least three years with outside expert validation of the information to be sold. World Court Opposes U S Adherence Veterans of Foreign Wars commander James Van Zandt urged sharp opposition to joining the World Court ahead of a Senate debate next week.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Joseph Kennedy
Federal Trade Commission
Secrity
Klock Exchange Commission
Congress
Pew
World Court
Jan
Jdames &, van Zandt
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Keonnio
Saar Plebiscite Sheds Light on Nazi Front Losses
In Saarbruecken on January 13, amid reports that the common front anti Nazi group failed to sway the plebiscite for Saar Basin status, Max Braun called for a League Council protest claiming the vote was not free or secret. Leaders of socialist, communist and anti Hitler Catholic factions reportedly fled to Forbach as pro Hitler factions claimed victory.
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Prees
Saarbruecken
Saar Basin
Common Front
Saar
Germany
Umames Cena
Max Braun
League Council
Brasin
Ome
Esday
Braun
Complete List of Senate Committee Appointments This Afternoon
The Montana senate meets at 2 PM to finalize committee appointments. Delegations indicate the organization of the State Senate will be completed today with the Committee on Committees announcing the personnel of the groups. Today’s session follows a week where seven of the 42 senate committees were named, with chairs listed for Finance and Claims, Wins of Fergus, Journal, Tammond of Wiban, Rules Parkin of Gillian, Taxahod Holton of Garfield, Federal Relat ions Like Crew of Line, Fiehe and-some-Putnam of Big Horn, and Military.
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Ftate Senate
Timly
Senate
Finance
Chlma
Wins
Fergus
Journal
Tammond
Wiban
Rules
Parkin
Gilla‘in
Taxahod
Holton
Garfield
Crew of Line
Fiehe
Putnam
Big Horn
Military
House Leaders Aim for 45-Day Montana Session Reform
The Montana House plans a 2 PM session to push a 45 day legislative plan. Rep Wy He Berteho afiuscade county will introduce a joint resolution for a cut day expansion while Rep Rettelhe argues a 60 day session is excessive and costly. Opposition is expected as members seek quick state affairs resolution. Montana legislators return to the capital after a delay.
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Montana
Wy He Berteho Afiuscade
Rettelhe
Fifth set of twins born in Connecticut
In Tatham Connecticut on January 1 a fifth set of twins, both boys, were born to Mrs. Harey Fitield. Mother and twins are reported as doing well. The Fitield family already has three children besides the newborn twins.
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Connecticut
Tatham
Conn
Harey Fitield
Antonny
Pitield
Herides
Saar Plebiscite Echoes Across Europe Awaiting Result
In a 15 year old plebiscite the Saar voters of 340000 chose reunion with Germany amid French border guard reinforcement and League of Nations readiness. Germany celebrates a potential Reich return to the league as France and Holland amplify border controls.
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Euro Tetuy
Germany
France
Talland
Guarry
League of Nations
Saartruecken
League
Geneva
Reich
Paris
Hague
Wovard
Holland
Saar
Berlin
Adoring Great Falls Boy Brav es Zero Cold for Heifetz Hike
In Great Falls a 11 year old German twin violinist Ernest Levihon hiked toward Helena to hear Jascha Heifetz. He wore a fur hat and leather jacket, with rubber boots, braving knee deep snow. He spoke of practice at home since his brother Frank had to stash his violin due to money troubles.
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Helena
Eriest
Tad
Great Falls
Germany
Frenk
Frank
Ccca
California
Ernest
Perkins Opposes Townsend Pension Scheme
New York January 13 The Townsend plan to pay 200 dollars a month to residents over sixty is called economically unsound in an interview with Labor Secretary Frances Perkins in the American Magazine. Perkins supports an older age pension but says the Townsend proposal would divert enormous funds, claiming it would cost billions annually and overwhelm national income, while stressing the need for an economically feasible plan for all Americans.
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Ry Washington
Waya
New York
Terkins Tapa
Townsend
Newstone
Washington — Administration
Raarhruecken
Saar Raxin
Itakmillion
Germana Cast Plichtacite Verne
Allenes
Anys Fipeatons
Norway
Tripoli
Nyrth
Unemployables Order Altered by Relief Regime
Washington reports a shift in federal relief policy. The plan to reduce unemployment aid would cut roughly one fifth of total federal relief by 19,000,000. States oppose extra costs as the administration plans advances to cover 1,600,000 to aid partially funded by future repayments and credits against later relief grants.
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Washington
Kobery Fy
Tapklas
Pryer
Raliet
Gome
Thay
Urey
Infanta Beatriz to Wed Today in Rome Ceremony
King Alfonso's daughter Infanta Heaters will wed Prince Alessandro Torlonin in the Church of the Gesu in Rome. The ceremony unites Spanish royalty with the Italian aristocracy and draws fashionable attendees from Europe and America.
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Infanta Beatriz
Tome
Tan
Reina
Infanta Heaters
Alfonso
Alessandro Torlonin
Hood
Spain
Rome
Alessandro
Hisie Moore
New York
Bridgeport
Conn
Europe
Roosevelt urges broad social security program in new Congress
Washington January 13 President Roosevelt's message calls for a broad social security program as the new Congress begins real work. Senate leaders plan to vote on $100,000 to continue the munitions investigation and debate world court adhesion. House committees will meet to set timing for the bonus and related measures.
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Washington
Jan
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Nye
N. D
World Court
House
Black Paw Threat Scares Pittsburgh Teen and Family
Helen Adams, 18, of Mil town, was grabbed by two men on an April eve in 1932. They bound her wrists and forced a gag, leaving a note warning of death from The Black Paw in Death. The incident left the family shaken and led to gun purchase for protection. A second kidnapping attempt occurred nearby, while Glen, a resident seeking safety, shot herself with the weapon.
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Pittsburgh
Tau
Helen Adams
Miltown
Louis Adams
Glen
Georgia Guardsmen Arrest Strikers in Rosaville
National guardsmen in Rosaville Georgia arrested eight more people including three women on charges tied to agitation during the Richmond hosiery mill strike. Thirty three detainees are held at a guards camp in Atlanta after troopers were sent from Atlanta to prevent violence following alleged night riding and intimidation of workers.
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Rosaville
National Guardsmen
Richmond
National Guardne
Atlanta
Tressville
Talmaidge
Two Men Die In Southern Rail Wreck Near Charlotte
A Southern Railway Augusta Special derailed near Charlotte on January 1 leaving two men dead and at least three injured as locomotive and two cars toppled into the street near the Southern Hotel. The baggage car plunged eight feet and struck the hotel barber shop, causing extensive damage. The incident underscores dangers on the line and raises calls for safety reforms.
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ELKS
Charlotte
N. C
Aumusta
Sothern
Southern
Barber Behom
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