Calvin Coolidge to Write History on Mount Rushmore
Cal. Madge to pen a concise history of the Painted Suites with clarity for 5000 centuries. The project, praised by Rushmore National Memorial association, will be engraved beside the Mount Rushmore figures on the Black Hills granite.
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Calvin Madge
Coolidge
Rushmore
Mem T Association
Washington
Jefferson. Com
Roosevelt
Black Hills
Weiss Re‑elected President of Montana Racing and Breeders
Butte January 16 special Maurice Weiss manager of the Flnten batch was re elected president of the Montana Racing and Breeders association at today's directors meeting following the annual stockholders meeting. The firm owns and operates Mavens Aly park race track. Jamey Speers of Winnipeg was re elected managing director. The stockholders read the annual report from President Wola highlighting growth in the thoroughbred racing industry in Montana. A seven member board of directors was chosen with L T Lawlor of Butte replacing a retiring member. Continued on page 21.
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Butte
Maurice Weiss
Fln-ten
Montana Racing and Breeders’ Association
Mavens Aly Park
Jamey Speers
Winnipeg
Wola
Tig Company
Monana
Mrevtars
L T Lawlor
Trainmen Die In Missoula Wreck On North Pacific Line
A freight wreck on the sur d Alene branch 114 miles west of Missoula results in two laborers dead and a third injured. Locomotive derailed, plunged into a ditch, cars rolled four miles before stopping. Conductor Stephen H. Maddins and Brakeman Forest Warwick freed the caboose, stopping it within 1,000 feet.
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Missoula
Tigmauth
Beng Takun
Sur d'Alene
North Pacific
Min In
Louly Erickson
Ionia
Charles F. Campbell
Ineer
Wallace
Tela
Marence A. Swant
Fogine Dans
Alear
Stephen H. Mddins
Wallace and Brakeman
Forest St. Warwick
League of Nations Council Adjourns Amid Harmony in 1920s Era
The League of Nations Council adjourned today amid reports that the season was one of the least controversial and most harmonious in a decade of the league's existence. In The Hague dissension over reparation funding persists as France and Germany debate whether the German government should pledge not to issue foreign loans before reparations bonds are floated, delaying disarmament.
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Amell
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Nationa
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Thiasion
Hague
Reans Ag
Fiance Finds Body of Girl Struck by Train Near Mead
Miss Virginia Halealmh, 21, was killed near Mead when she was blinded by a storm and wandered along the Great Northern tracks. Verne Kolvanta, a war finance worker, saw her start toward a grocery store and followed before the train passed, locating her body beside the rails.
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Spokave
Virginia Halealmh
Mead
Italcolmy
Great Northern
Verne Kolvanta
Kiwanis President Ill in Idaho Town
Hornet W. McDavid of Decatur Illinois president of International Kiwanis was taken to a hospital in Pocatello Idaho after suffering a hemorrhage of the lower bowels. His condition was not serious and he was reported resting well at night. He had come here to confer with Kiwanis clubs.
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Pocatella
Ida
Hornet
W. McDavid
Decatur
International Kiwanis
New Bedford Textile Trouble Reignites Arrests
In New Bedford Massachusetts a renewed textile dispute sparked two protest meetings broken up by police. 14 men and 2 women were arrested including Fred Erwin Beal of Lawrence and Martin Tweak district organizer, with others named from New York and Gastonia involved in the unrest surrounding the Dartmouth mill gates.
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Mass
Texto
Fred Erwin Beal
Lawrence
Maas
Gastonia
N. C
Dartmouth
National Textile Workers
Martin Tweak
Haunton
John Vincent
Helen Oken
New York
Tam-O'-Shanter
Blonus
Young Pioneer
Germaine Almetde
K. C. Byeerr
Gastonian
IPEN AID MEETINGS TABOO IN GERMANY REDS GROW ACTIVE
Berlin dispatch reports a government order banning public meetings and demonstrations across Germany after rioting. The Interior Ministry allowed only limited gatherings such as funerals and weddings as authorities sought to curb radical activity amid unrest.
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Germany
Berlin
Thalsens
British airship R-100 completes long trial flight
Cardington England January 16 AP The British airship R-100 completed a major trial flight lasting more than 12 hours. It left the hangar around 10 a m and did not return to the mooring mast until 10 40 p m. Officials said the ship performed well despite rough weather.
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Cardington
Fingland
Sugar tariff vote blocks higher rates in Senate
In Washington, a 46 to 38 Senate vote blocked higher sugar tariffs proposed by Republicans and kept existing duties. The debate centered on Cuban sugar and current duties, with Democratic amendments to retain 1.76 cents per pound on refined sugar and 2.5 cents on other imports.
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D. Harold Oliver
Associated Press
Wester Washington
Senate
Harmon
Nance Committee
Prohibition Debate Marks 10th Anniversary in Congress
Francis M. Stephenson reports from Washington as the tenth anniversary of prohibition shifts focus from Hoover era enforcement to the question of repeal or continued vigor. Senators and representatives push resolutions on repeal and on constitutional grounds while Dolan touts enforcement gains. Much rhetoric targets the Anti-Saloon League and the idea of enforcing a near heaven on earth, with LaGuardia arguing the amendment is a congressional revolution rather than a constitutional one.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
Hoover
Bisine
Wisconsin
LaQuardia
Respublican
New York
America
Oliver
Sue Gels
Blaun
Gloxs
Virginia
Sheppard
LaGuardia
Congress
Cold Still Holds Aces In Great Falls War Flight
In Great Falls Montana amid frigid weather Major Ralph Royce leads Army Arctic patrol. Only four ships able to cross the continental divide due to temperatures 30 to 40 below zero and low visibility. Twelve planes started from Selfridge Field with delays at Madison and Amaya. Three pursuit ships crossed to Kalispell and a transport dreamed to complete flight to Spokane.
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Great Falls
Great Divide
Arctic Patrol
Selfridge Field
Mich
Vriday
Spokane
Here
Parait
Minot
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Wausaw, Wie
Amaya
Kalispell
Amalier
Con. Putt
Kaltepall
Tex
Record of Historic Cold Wave Hits Helens City
Weather readings show Helens plunged to the coldest level of the year with official figures from the Weather Bureau ranging from 1 degree below zero to 29 degrees below at midnight. Home thermometers varied, indicating six to seven degrees colder than government instruments atop the Power block.
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Weather Bureau
Salemia
Land & O
George Washington Reaches Plymouth
The steamship Washing ton arrived in Plymouth just before dawn with the American delegation to the forthcoming naval conference aboard.
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George Washington
Plymouth
Eng
Washington
Ammonia Leak Forces Evacuation in Frigid Night
Jan Jutte reports a refrigerator hoarding house leaking ammonia fumes sending score of diners fleeing into 49 below zero weather. Firemen stopped the leak after Fireman Frank Sullivan was overcome. he was revived by fellow firefighters.
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Jutte
Frank Sulliven
Four Saxophones Drive Woman Toward Divorce Court
In Detroit on January 16, Mrs. Aiguata Repitake testified that four waiting saxophones in the hands and mouths of relatives driven by notions of becoming musicians spurred her to seek divorce. Judge Huy A. Miller granted a decree after hearing stories of alleged musical frustration from her stepsons, stepdaughter, and a step granddaughter. The husband John Rebitake was noted for failing to stop the noise.
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Netroit
Aiguata Repitake
Huy A. Miller
John Rebitake
Mra
Hobitske
Prohibition League Appeals for Education Over Enforcement
Detroit January 16. Prohibition crusaders at the national Antiplan league convention marked the tenth anniversary with reviews of recent anti alcohol victories and plans for future action. Emphasis on educational programs in schools and colleges alongside continued enforcement. Bishop Thomas Nicholson questioned making the buyer equally culpable with the seller.
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Detroit
Antipialaan League
Jachoola
Haniily Wise
Thomas Nicholson
National Organization
VETS AFFAIRS CALLS FOR VETERANS SECRETARY ADDITION
Washington on January 16 Secretary Wilbur proposed creating an assistant secretary for veterans affairs and elevating the office into an executive department to oversee all government agencies serving war veterans.
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Washington
Wilbur
Veterans’ Affaira
Korean Students in Demonstration in Seoul Parade
In Seoul on January 16 striking Korean students carried flags and banners of the old Korean kingdom annexed by Japan in 1910. Police and Japanese authorities dispersed the protest and arrested the leaders amid the parade.
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Tokyo
Japan
Seoul
Korea
Opresa
Montana May See Mercury Rise Slowly Across State
Montana digests frigid conditions as temperatures fall to record lows in many towns. The cold snap left Basin at 48 below, Georgetown Lake near Anaconda at 40 below, and readings across Great Falls Missoula and towns from Fort Benton to Glasgow all in the 20s to 30s below zero. Forecasters warn of lingering chill with light snow in spots and no major storms reported.
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Sayre
Chinook
Glasgow
Chouteau
Walier
Angcouds
Anaronda
Winter Floods Fold as Ice Seals Central Rivers
Chicago reports a thick ice cover freezing central river valleys while floods recede in many areas. Arkansas and Mississippi see rising waters in Quitman and Gretna counties, with thousands of acres of cornlands overflowed. Extreme cold, down to 30 below in some spots, worsens refugee misery from Mississippi, Indiana, and Ohio floods.
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Arkansas
Mississippi
Wabash
Tyre
Quitman County
Gretno County
Ohio
Missouri
Vinee
Mont
Miimois
Indiana
Cold Grim Weather Grips Rocky Mountains and West
Denver reports the cold tightening its grip across Colorado Wyoming and Montana with record lows. Two deaths occur near Pioche Nevada from the storm as a couple bound for marriage perish in snowdrifts. Five crow Indians die in a cabin blaze on a reservation south of Billings. A Pueblo Colorado pedestrian is killed by a skidding car under icy streets. Temperatures dip to 30 degrees below zero on the Montana east of the divide. Oklahoma and Texas also report subzero readings. No relief forecast for at least 24 hours per weather bureaus in the region.
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Denver
Korky Meruntily
Colorado
Wyortty Tug
Montana
Pioche
Nevada
Day Miter
Mabel Dennis
Dians
Eame
Blilngs
Pueblo
Cole
Waller
Oklahoma
Texas
Wyoming
Rumor on Aviators Benstson Borland Reported Near Siberia
Fairbanks Alaska January 16 reports a wild rumor that aviators Carl Bennietson and Karl Borland were found on the Anguenia river about twenty miles southeast of North Cape, Siberia, by Major H C Deckard who returned from Nome. The Soviet Arctic commission in Moscow January 18 confirmed it received a report they landed near the Anguemy river in Siberia.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Carl Ben Hfielson
Karl Borland
Anguenia
North Cape
Siberia
H. C. Deckard
Nome
Moscow
Sovjay Arctic Commission
Carl Bennietson
Bart Berland
Civer Anguemy
Locust Plague Drives Casablanca Patrons to Shelter
In Casablanca Morocco on January 16 a swarm of locusts overwhelmed outdoor diners and forced cafes to close. Two French foreign legion units deployed fire testing gear and sprayed insects as they charged the invaders, shouting a battlefield cry and fighting the insects with notable vigor.
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Casablanca
Morocco
French ‘Foreign Legion
Mourning for Dead in Prohibition War Sparks Boston Rally
In Trenton Jan 1 AP reports Dr Jones MM Doran and Major General Clarence W. Richards led wets in Boston as they mourned a list of 1,263 deaths linked to prohibition enforcement. A Liberal League meeting at Fancutt Hall drew religious leaders and prominent figures supporting repeal alongside anti temperance factions.
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Dora
Livers Civic League
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