Coolidge to Press Goodwill in Havana Pan American Talks
President Coolidge travels aboard a special train to Key West en route to Havana for the Pan American congress. The American delegation led by Charles Evans Hughes aims to foster goodwill to solve regional problems without aggression or self interest. The Washington stance emphasizes no privileges and no imposition, despite recent U S policy toward Nicaragua and Marine involvement.
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Anaimon
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Nicaragua
Washington
Mex Paper Scorns Havana Powwow No Hope Seen
Mexico City dispatch notes Excelsior editorial predicting the Havana conference will not alter U S policy toward Nicaragua. It says Mexico's Pan American delegation will push a strong role, expects Coolidge speech to urge peace, but questions its impact.
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Havana
United States
Nicaragua
Mexico
Coolidge
Omaha Woman Seeks Law On Wife Labor In Jail
Marie Mumin of Omaha asks District Judge L B Day if a state law forcing married women to work still exists after her husband Adolph allegedly urged her to work. The judge scolds Adolph for laziness and orders him to work, calling him Omaha's champion husband.
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Marie Munim
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Wet President Hazard Warned by Maryland Dry Leader
George W Crabbe of the Maryland Anti Saloon League warned Maryland forces that electing a wet president could lead to packing the U S Supreme Court to nullify national Volstead Act enforcement. He said no dry movement ally would entrust Governor Ritchie with state enforcement policy if Congress changes state rights lines.
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George W Crabbe
Maryland Anti-Saloon League
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United States Supreme Court
Crabbe
Ritchie
United States Britain and France to sign Mosul oil deal
Paris January first reports that a definite agreement on Mosul oil fields will be signed soon. Foreign Minister Ariand disclosed at a joint meeting of the foreign affairs and petroleum committees of the chamber of deputies.
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France
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Fast Flocks Will Graze In Forests
More than 250000 head of sheep from Washington and Oregon will be grazed on the national forests of Montana and Northern Idaho this year. Glen A. Smith, assistant district forester in charge of grazing, said the numbers show a sizable increase over 1927 when 125000 mature ewes and many lambs were grazed on the ranges.
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Washington
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
Glen A. Smith
Lindbergh Begins Rest In Panama En Route To Caracas
Lindbergh relaxes after a string of receptions and functions during his Panama visit. He left Colon at 9140 a m and reached Bouquete, a village about 200 miles away, where he will spend four to five days before continuing to Caracas for the Pan American conference in Havana.
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Central America
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France
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Caracas
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House Naval Committee Rejects Delay on Warship Program
The House Naval Committee voted overwhelmingly to force ahead with the administration’s 740 billion dollar warship construction plan. It rejected Secretary Wilbur’s call to avoid a definite completion date and to let the president suspend construction at will. McClintic, a Democrat from Oklahoma, recorded as present on the first vote and dissented on the second measure.
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Washington
Wilbur
House Naval Committee
McClintic
Oklahoma
Navy Department
Black bear killed in Sheridan city center
A huge black bear wandered into Sheridan Wyoming today and was killed by W T Price. The animal was found just below Trail End the home of United States Senator John Kendrick. No source could determine the bear’s origin.
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Wyo
W.T. Price
Price
Trail End
United States
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Kendrick
Weather outlook for Northern Rocky Mountain week
Weather forecast for the coming week covers the Northern Rocky Mountain region. The week starts with mostly fair weather, followed by mountain districts seeing occasional snow. Temperatures are much below normal with lows near zero or below on Monday and Tuesday, rising later in the week.
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Rebels Fall to Marine Air Attack at San Din o Mountain
Managua dispatch reports forty rebels killed as a Marine Corps airplane squadron bombed El Cipote stronghold of General Augustino Landing. Maj. Rusty Vowell said planes hid 5,000 feet before diving to drop bombs and fire on the target, a possible first use of hand grenades from aircraft.
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Nicaragua
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el Chipate
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Rusty” Vowell
Veterans of Foreign Wars Leader Attacks Contract Hospitals
Frank T. Strayer, commander in chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, outlined a program to aid Disabled Veterans of Foreign Wars. Speaking before 700 members, he called contract hospitals disgraceful for paying soldiers only 22 a day and urged abolishing them. He cited 28,700 in hospitals and argued more admissions are needed if space is provided.
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Chicago
Frank T. Strayer
The
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Strayer
Mr. Straus
Rioting Feared at Funeral of Wobbly in Walsenburg
Walsenburg Colo January funeral of Sebstiaa Martinez 16 was clouded by state police mayors orders banning gatherings. About 800 striking miners gathered at the I W W ball as Martinez’s body moved to his home with the funeral set for 2 50 p m Sunday despite authorities ban. Martinez died after wounds from clashes with state police the day before amid mine strike tensions.
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Colo
John J. Pritchard
Court House
Sebstiaa Martinez
Edwin Slates
I. W. W. Ball
Martinez
Trinidad and
Aguilar
Woolen growers caution sales at Montana session
Great Falls January 14 AP local Montana Wool Growers association members debated fleeces sales and urged restraint on future deliveries. Resolution cites limited gains abroad and slow Houston Market growth, urging study before contracts. Williams re-elected president with Snider as vice president and Stebbins as secretary treasurer. Clary joins executive committee with J E B.
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Janu
Montana Whal Growers Association
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Co. Williams
Teer Lodge
Warry Snider
Billings
Ice
Murray H. Stebbins
Helena
Roy F. Clary
J. EB
Tale of Wergig Berber Branded a Raw Fake
A garbled Virginia dispatch reports unrest with two Mexican Company units arriving near Richmond to deter hostilities. A Gloucester county incident involving Barker and deputies prompts governor to deploy troops after pre-dawn gunfire on patrol boats.
Yellowstone flood hits eastern Montana farms and railways
Flooding along the Yellowstone River in eastern Montana caused extensive damage to farm buildings property and railway grades after ice jams backed the river. No human life was lost as sheriffs and railway officials monitor for new rises and guard vulnerable lines. Eugene Brusseau endured a harrowing ice floe incident as floodwaters rose along Circle Glendive and Sidney branch tracks.
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Yellowstone
Aleadive
Northern Pacific
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Sidney
Eugene Brusseau
Governor orders manhunt in Flint slaying case
Michigan Governor Fred W. Green arrived in Flint and ordered state public safety commissioner Oscar Olander to direct the manhunt for the abducted and slain Dorothy Schneider. A $1,000 personal reward was posted. Sheriff Frank Green and Police Chief C. J. Scavarda were commended for their investigation efforts.
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Fred W. Green
C. J. Scavarda
Frank Green
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Aloyer
Dorothy Schneider
Oscar Olander
Coxey Says Conditions Worse Now Than 1894
In St Louis on January 14 General Jacob Coxey, famed leader of Coxey's Army, declared that U S conditions are worse today than in 1894. The 74 year old plans to speak in Oklahoma City on farming issues tied to interventions he labels modern evil.
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White Diamond Victim Murder in Luxurious North Side Suite
Chicago police pursued gangland suspects in the rape murder of Batty Chambers, nicknamed the White Diamond. The victim led a band of diamond thieves believed to have stolen millions in gems, including a prior $250,000 jewelry heist in Cleveland. Continued on page four.
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Alavera
Batty Chambers
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Christianson Predicts Smith Nomination for Democratic Ticket
Minnesota Governor Theodore Christianson predicted on January 14 that Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York would be the Democratic presidential nominee. He warned the Minnesota Republican State Central Committee to beware overconfidence and said the campaign would be hard fought with a united Democratic party under Smith.
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Ming, Jan
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Theodore Christianson
Minnesota
Smith
Democratic Party
Christianson
Average Farm Prices Higher Than Year Ago
The December 15 farm price index stood at 17, unchanged from November 18 and 19 points above the prior year. Most commodities rose modestly, offset by declines in cotton and hog prices. excluding wheat haydol es hogs eggs and chickens, most items were above last year. The report projects January 15 prices to stay near recent levels.
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Nanaimo Hears Demand To Replace Foghorn
At an indignation meeting in Nanaimo chaired by Mayor Busby, residents urged the Canadian prime minister and B C members of parliament to replace the foghorn at the harbor entrance. The current horn has been described as a “yowling and moaning” nuisance nightly for a week, prompting the resolution.
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B.C
Busby
Mier
Freezing weather eases floods near Walla Walla
Freezing temperatures and light snowfall in Walla Walla Washington and surrounding ranges slowed flood waters from mountain streams and allowed partial restoration of train service badly disrupted since Friday. Weather and rail officials reported the thaw and reduced water levels helped ease damage and resume limited service.
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Pine Mountains
Dailey Case Goes to January At Anaconda
James Lerward Vaulley, former State hospital guard, held for murder in the death of patient Mat thew Keohko appeared before Judge George A. Winston in district court. Through attorney T. J. Stewart he requested a continuance until next Saturday.
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George A. Winston
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Platform committee to study Smith plan for party
Washington January 14 The Democratic platform may be drafted by a committee at its next meeting in Houston in April. Governor Smith proposed a tentative declaration of party principles and urged a temporary convention to prepare the platform. Chairman Jesse J Jones said opinions on the idea have been expressed by national committee members.
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