Walska Leaves for Europe After Legal Move
Polish opera soprano Mme Ganna Walska departs New York for Europe aboard the Paris bound with her husband Harold F. McCormick. Before sailing she was served with a $700 suit by Dimitry Gnofrei of the San Carlo Opera, a confrontation that followed disputes over their marriage plans.
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Europe
Mmne
Ganna Walska
Harold F. McCormick
Paris
Dimitry Gnofrei
San Carlo Opera Company
Retail sales at auto show set new records in New York
The 12th automobile show broke all retail sales records and attendance neared 200,000, officials said at closing. Exhibitors began packing up as automobile men planned to move exhibits to the Chicago Coliseum show.
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New York
Automobile Men
Chicago
Tumulty Passes Critical Stage After Pneumonia Attack
New York January 16 Joseph P Tumulty private secretary to the late Woodrow Wilson has passed the critical stage of a severe attack of bronchial pneumonia doctors announced today confirming his condition as serious and ongoing.
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New York
Joseph P. Tumulty
Woodrow Wilson
Senate Finance Panel Reaches Tax Reduction Compromise
Senate finance committee members from both parties voted unanimously to report the House revenue bill to the Senate with major surtax cuts and repeal of the inheritance tax. The measure's year total rose to 360 million dollars, clearing the way for early passage. Chairman Smoot plans a Tuesday report but may delay if the world court vote proceeds.
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Washington
Senate
Finance
House
World Court
Hoop Tourney Closes Helena Wing Takes Second Place
Final scores feature St. Ghanies 3a over Deer Lodge 17 and Gallatin 21, with Butte Central 3. Deer Lodge 73. All star selections list players from St. Charles Helena and Central. County High of Bozeman ended third with two wins and two losses. Deer Lodge failed to win a game but earned praise for sportsmanship.
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St. Ghanies
Deer Lodge
Gallatin
Butte Central
Melena
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Bozeman
Butter Central
Powell County High School
W. L Pet
St. Charles
Helena High claims title in 13th invitational with 35–17 win
By Al Gaskill St Charles high school surged to the championship of Helena high school's 13th annual invitational by defeating Powell County High Deer Lodge 35 to 17. The Helena squad finished undefeated in the series with four wins, while Helena finished second overall with three wins and one loss finishing behind Gallatin.
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AL Gaskill
St. Charles
Posies and Sausage in French German Treaty Progress
Paris and Frankfurt report the first real progress in the France Germany commercial talks resumed here. The German mission sought a prohibitive tariff on French horticultural products and a favorable tariff on German sausage. The French response linked flowers in Germany to frankfurters in France, yielding the first definite agreement since talks opened in October 1924 with reciprocal duties on both items.
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Paris
France
Germany
Weather Outlook for Coming Week Begins Monday
Weather outlook for the Northern Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions predicts snow at the start, then again toward the middle and end of the week. Temperatures will be moderate early, with a cold spell around midweek and below normal temperatures later in the week.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Crown Jewels Draw Russian Public To Moscow Exhibition
Thousands of workers and peasants flock to view the crown jewels of the Romanoffs now owned by the people. The collection valued at about 250 million dollars is shown at the Soviet Trade Union House in Moscow as a revenue source for the government. Continued on Page 1, Section two.
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Moscow
Club of the Nobles
San Francisco Women Move to End Petting Parties
The presidents' council of the San Francisco Federation of Women's clubs launched a campaign to stop petting parties among youths in theaters. They argue dim lighting in dark rows prompts hugs and kisses, and seek brighter conditions to curb such behavior.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Federation of Women’s Clubs
President Restraint Faces Coal Crisis Debate in Senate
In Washington on January 16 the Senate debated inaction over the anthracite suspension and considered Copeland's proposed joint resolution granting the president power to seize mines set coal prices and wages with compensation to owners. The measure went to the Interstate Commerce Committee while Oddie noted talks with the commerce department on emergency authority for both coal sectors.
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Coolidge
Senate
Copeland
New York
Commerce Committee
Oddie
Mining Committee
Commerce Department
Montana Banking Code Commission to Meet in Helena
The Montana Banking Code Commission chaired by former Governor Y. Stewart will meet in Helena on Monday January 23. Members C H Williams W A Brubaker join Stewart and the group will review and study proposed banking legislation and report to the governor and the next legislature. Citizens may present views at upcoming meetings set to begin January 25.
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Helena
Jay G. Larson
Y. Stewart
C.H. Williams
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W. A. Brubaker
Terry
Banking Core Commission
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Legislative ‘Assembly
J. E. Erickson
Miss America Fay Lanphier Sued by Former Manager
Louis B. Jacobs, former manager and publicity representative, sues Fay Lanphier in Oakland for 5906 damages. He claims a contract dated June 2 1925 entitled him to half of her earnings as prize beauty after September 12 and alleges Lanphier earned about 10000 since then.
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Cal
Fay Lanphier
Atlantic City
Louis B. Jacobs
Jacobs
Lanphier
Miss Lanphier
Doctor Helmuth Toller Sentenced in Diploma Mill Case
Dr Helmuth Toller, president of the Oriental University in Washington DC, was sentenced to two years in prison and fined $1000 for using the mails to defraud. He headed an alleged diploma mill.
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Helmuth 3. Toller
The
Oriental University
Washington, D.C
Holler
Lone Blonde Bandit Sentenced 15 Years in Rochester
Jane H Elmore Reynolds known as the Lone Blonde Bandit received a 15 year term from County Judge Gillette after pleading guilty to first degree larceny and assault in a taxicab holdup here. The 28 year old Milwaukee native, long-time Albuquerque resident, was also wanted for a Wichita jail break and faces multiple city warrants.
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Rochester
Ni Yu
Jane-H Elmore Reynolds
Gillette
Reynolds
Mil
Wichita
Kas
Florida
California
Denver Police Extend Hunt for Bandit Gang Women
Police search two well dressed women linked to the Denver mint robbery case of 1922. Officers say the women bought two trunks from Nicholas Trainor’s property, containing three large diamonds, and likely hold knowledge of other gang members’ whereabouts.
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Denver
Jan
Nicholas Trainor
Severe storm along North Pacific coast hits Oregon and Washington
A severe storm sweeps Oregon and Washington coasts with high winds. Wires to Coos Bay district are down and power and phone service are interrupted in Aberdeen and Hoquiam. Heavy rain floods several streets in Aberdeen.
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Seattle
Oregon
Washington
Coos Bay
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Mosquitoes Invade Park in Winter Campsite Visit
Livingston January 16 AP Supp Horace M Albright reports his wife Mrs Albright bitten by a mosquito while visiting Yellowstone National Park. The superintendent notes mosquitoes appear in winter at the summer playground, offering warmer weather than elsewhere.
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Livingston
Yellowstone National Park
Supl
Horace M. Albright
Albright
National Park
Teut Prince Takes an Idleness Dole
Berlin reports former ruler France J. Lippe, once head of Schaumburg, is now unemployed and dependent on the dole though he still owns his ancestral castle in Schaumburg. The note highlights disparities among ex rulers in Germany after upheaval.
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Germany
France
J.ippe
Principality of
Schaumburg
Debates Roil Senate Over Prohibition Enforcement
In Washington on January 16 the upper house saw a heated session as Democrats and Republicans sparred over the Volstead Act. Senator Fess urged banning the enforcement act enhancements, while others pressed for stricter measures. The chamber grew sparse as the night progressed with only about eight to ten senators present.
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Senate
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Relican
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Bruce
Maryland
Broussard
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Jones
Senate Chamber
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Sheppard
Woolmen Meet to Discuss Greeley Attacks Campaign
Boise January 16 AP Administrative officers of the National Wool Growers association opening its 61st annual convention in Boise aim to curb verbal attacks on Colonel Greeley and forest service heads. Secretary Marshall says attacking officials harms the cause while grazing legislation will be discussed by George K Bowden, with emphasis on strengthening members and the national group.
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Ida
National Wool Growers’ Association
Greeley
National Forester
F. R. Marshall
Wool Growers’ Association
Forest Service
Marshall
George K. Bowden
United States
Senate Committee On Public Lands and Surveys
Prince's Adherents Active in Rumania
Reports from Vienna say Rumania's agitation to recall former Crown Prince Carol prompted the cabinet to declare martial law in six districts. Civil and military agitators are said to favor Carol's imprisonment.
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Rumania
Carol
Eighteen Die in Jap Rail Wreck Near Miyanoshita
Eighteen people were killed and twelve injured when a train jumped the track and fell 200 feet near Miyanoshita Japan. None of the victims were foreigners. The accident occurred today.
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Tokyo
Miyanoshita
Widow of Jazz King Wooed by Gal Man
Richard Barton a former Canyon City California convict confessed to robbing an art shop and stealing Spanish shawls saying it was for love of Mrs. Paul Bisse widow of the jazz king. He then told police he had taken an overdose of poison days earlier. Mrs Hiese said she knew him but did not know of his crimes.
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Richard Barton
Canyon City
Calo
Paul Bisse
Jazz King
Berlin Honeymoon Keeps London Hideaway Strictly Secret
Mr and Mrs Irving Berlin shut themselves in at the Carleton hotel London during their honeymoon refusing contact with reporters or friends. They plan three days in Lorain and a gatekeeping liveried servant blocks access. English radio officials seek a Berlin broadcast with no success to date.
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Irving Berlin
Carleton Hotel
New York
Lorian
London Broadcasting
Mr. Sevlin
Cardinal Mercier Leaves Bed Briefly, Condition Satisfactory
Brussels report states Cardinal Mercier could leave bed for an hour and his general condition was satisfactory today. He reportedly conferred with Monsignor Hoeylan, bishop of Namur, regarding the flood situation despite doctors’ initial protests.
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Brussels
Mercier
Monsignor Hoeylan
Namur
Italian Premier challenges rivals to debate Matteotti murder charges
Premier Mussolini urged opponents to openly debate their accusations of involvement in the 1924 Matteotti murder in the chamber tomorrow. Matteotti was killed in June 1924, a death used by opponents to challenge his regime.
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Rome
Mussolini
Matteotti
Chamber Deputies
Mattestti
Machine Gung In A Seattle House
Police seized twelve machine guns eight cases of ammunition and spare gun parts from a Seattle residence of Lee H White while serving a liquor search warrant. White and G Woodhull age 25 were arrested and held in jail pending investigation of a lottery game holdup case.
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Seattle
Lee H. White
White
G. Woodhull
Old Age Pension Bill Lost In Washington
Olympia January 16 The old age pension bill and an act preventing registrators from holding state jobs were among 11 vetoes issued by Governor Hartley to the secretary of state. The vetoed pension bill, backed by the Fraternal Order of Eagles, would have let county commissioners approve monthly pensions for the county age poor up to 25 dollars.
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Olympia
Wash
Secretary of State
Hartley
Tartley
Order of Hagles
Baby Senator in Chair for a Time
The Senate was presided briefly by 30 year old Robert M La Follette of Wisconsin at the request of President pro tem Moses in the absence of Vice President Dawes. His brief stint marked a rare ceremonial moment in the chamber.
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Washington
Robert M. LaFouette
Wisconsin
Moses
Dawes
Hard Luck Air Mail Pilot Crashes in Wyoming
Air mail pilot H A Collison of Cheyenne crashed near Laramie Wyoming after his motor failed. He sustained a broken collar bone and other injuries but the mail continued on undamaged. Collison dubbed the hard luck pilot at the Cheyenne field for his many accidents.
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Wyo
H. A. Collison
Cheyenne
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Wyoming
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