Marysville Mo Fears Reprisal By Negro Mob
Washington January 17 AP reports members of the House began a preliminary probe into a prohibition bureau request for 300 new agents and about 2.5 million dollars in funding. The inquiry centers on enforcing a 40 am prohibition era policy amid political tension and alleged entrapment concerns. The debate widened as lawmakers argued over enforcement tactics and appropriations, with no clear resolution expected before further congressional action.
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House
Skhumush Wits
Noe Howe Menders
Tom Tepot
Alb
Tone
Nofs
Sihimassing
Arter m
Lambi Hny
Wmirshead Lerdo
New York
Bngress
Clara Bow Apportions Blame In Daisy De Boe Split
Hollywood gossip reports Clara Bow speaking publicly about the breakup with Daisy De Boe, her former secretary and confidante. Bow defends her redhead image and describes the rift over artistic disputes and photographer tensions during a chaotic career moment.
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AFA
Los Angeles
Angeles
Lita Bow
Daisy Deyac
Vesa Bow
Wes Bow
Mies Devore Wiss
Jfaw Rosqolit
Hollywood
Cal
Clara Bowook
Beverly Hills
Daisy de Boe
Clara
Diasy de Boe
Legen
Prisoners Escaped Then Reined In by Police Squad
In New Orleans a tense moment unfolded as belligerent prisoners faced a potential breakout. A police squad intervened, driving the inmates back to their cells and averting a larger disturbance despite initial chaos at the dockside ward.
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New Orleans
Belliger
Gul Vard
Polieren
Hell a War Relic Kills a Boy of Sixteen
A fragmented Medford report notes a deadly incident involving a sixteen year old boy in a war relic scene. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but indicate a fatal event with local names and locations浅.
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Hell
Klis
Transfer of public lands to states urged by lands committee
Washington January 17 AP transfer of the public domain to the states will be recommended to the President by the public lands committee which prepared a final report. The plan envisions lands turned over to state legislatures with reservations for national forests and other government purposes. The report mirrors a November draft and cites improvements for future administration.
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Washington
Heoet
Public Lands Committee
Allenge
Ulith
Toacira
Mm the LL Public
Earthquake toll in southern Mexico rises past one hundred
Reports from the Mexico southern zone say the earthquake has killed at least 106 people with possible higher totals as communications with damaged areas return. A village near Oaxaca, Guelatova, is cited with 71 deaths, while Russian producer Serge Eisenstein voices a higher figure that cannot be officially confirmed amid widespread damage.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Guelatova
Oaxaca
Serge Eisenstein
Roducer Fey
Three States Deny Filipino License to Wed an American
A dated story reports three states denying a Filipino license to wed an American, recounting stalled efforts as officials work through legal barriers and delays. The piece notes a county clerk’s involvement and an ongoing struggle within a tense political climate around marriage eligibility across jurisdictions.
Movement in Nebraska to repeal prohibition acts
Nebraskan legislative reference group announced a proposed repeal of state prohibition acts. The measure, urged by a South Omaha Democrat, aims to end prohibitions in land sections of the law with enforcement provisions to be outlined.
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Nebraska
Sinatar
Democrat Ov South
Om w+ TV
Periamag
Weather Outlook for Olilook and Montana Next Week
Unclear text describes unsettled conditions across Olilook Tennessee and Montana. Forecasters note showers, possible cool spells, and variable winds with limited clarity on exact timing or temperatures.
E O Selway Heads Montana Woolgrowers Leader Named After 20-Year President
C H Williams of Dee Lodge nominates and secures election of E O Selway of Dillon as head of the Montana Woolgrowers association after two decades of Williams service. New officers include Carnehtel Reutel vice president and trustees from Helena Billings and Dillon. Shearing prices cited as nine and ten cents per fleece, with Montana-wide and Beaverhead Madison county distinctions. Article notes anticipated better wool prices and calls for representative administration of grower affairs.
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Missoula
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
C.H Williams
Dee Lodge
E. 0 Selway
Dillon
Tow Carnehtel
Agusty
Reutel
Pxseubie
ST Jwichbrd
Helena
Crandi
Téimen
George Loberts A
Hinook Qo Williams Tild Wealses
Mulae Pass
Montana
Beaverhead
Wadison
Armed National Guard Patrols After Unsubstantiated Negro Threat
Report of five automobile loads of negroes en route to Wartville to avenge Raymond Gunn's death led authorities to mobilize a National Guard company and deploy heavily armed citizens to patrol streets. The warning originated from a telephone call and involved persons in St Joseph and Wevale, with messages about Bridey City and others, continuing on page 8.
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Marvaille Mo
Wartville
Raymond Gunn
National Guard
Tomight
St Joseph
Lda
Grds
Wevale Sud
Alice Ward
St Joseph Thetorgives
State sheriffs urge probe into Sheriff Metger death
The Montana Sheriffs and Police Officers Association adopted a resolution urging the attorney general to conduct a thorough, separate inquiry into the death of Madison County Sheriff Frank Metger, who was shot during a bank robbery probe on October 27. The measure calls for independent investigation into the case and suggests Attorney General involvement.
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Frank Metger
Madison County
Mustake
Harrison Bank
Montana Sheriffs and] Police Officers Association
Afsay
Quaker City Honors Franklin Memory at Independence Hall
A Philadelphia commemorative event marked Benjamin Franklin’s birthday with ceremonies at Independence Hall and the Old Christ Church burying ground. Descendants and notable figures attended a luncheon and dinner to honor the famed inventor and statesman.
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Quaker City
Franklin
Tan
Benjamin Tranklin
Independence Hall
Old
Christchurch
Oil Worker Rescue Ends Dramatically in Fire
In Tem tem, grimy oil workers faced deadly heat as a nearby blast forced a risky rescue. A brave group labored to pull a comrade from the inferno, with Timion and Charlsb Cav among those guiding efforts. The incident halted traffic and drew onlookers as firefighters contained the blaze.
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Pimarel
Helena leader Charles H Bray dies suddenly at home
Charles H Bray age 66 prominent Helena citizen and head of Western Tax Manufacturing died of a heart attack just before 1 am after returning from an Algets Shrine meeting. He collapsed in the kitchen of his Broadwater addition home and was pronounced dead. Bray was a noted Mason and served as president and general manager of his company.
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Charles H. Bray
Helena
Charles H Bray
Western Tax Manufacturing Company
Algett Shrine
Bray
Broadwater Addition
Montana Stockgrowers Convention Dates Announced
Rozeman Tan 37 and others of the Montana Stockgrowers Association announce the dates for the 47th annual convention to be held here. President Henry Wo Cleman of Tathsen says the chamber of commerce issued accommodations for attendees at LY 600, with Helena officials present for today’s events.
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Rozeman Tan
Montana Storkgravers
Somy Potien
Henry
Cleman
Tathsen
Chamber of Commerce
Helena
Western Europe Balks at Inviting Ross in Union
Representatives of 20 nations debated a proposal to invite Sour Weeks and Latkes in partlays. They examined Arian Bertani project and Cory Pea craton of Parropesch states. The session ended with the subcommittee tasked to report on Monday. The commission will divide time as Hat Nittany counen proposes disarmament and arms limits.
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Cevye Dan
Tiree i
Arian Bertani
Cory Pea
Parropesch
Red Cross and Senate Wig Put Down
Washington, Jan 17 AP The senate approved a 25 million dollar Red Cross appropriation then debated deferring action until Monday to allow a 10 million dollar campaign to continue. Senator Reed urged delay until February, while Democratic Leader Robinson sought reconsideration to permit a vote. Red Cross officials, after a Hoover meeting, said the relief plan hampered fundraising. majority support remained evident. Continued on page 8.
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Washington
Senate
Red Cross
Reed
Pennsylvania
Robinson
Hoover
Hunger march planned for San Francisco City Hall
San Francisco January 17 police gave permission to the Trade Union Unity League and Haemployed councils to stage a hunger march on City Hall Monday. Mayor Angelo Rossi said he would receive the marchers and hear their complaints.
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San Francisco
Trade Union Unity League
Angelo J. Rossi
City Hall
Independent oil men press pleas for tariff embargo
Independent oil producers pushed for congressional action with bills for an industry investigation and an embargo style oil tariff. A 1 per barrel duty and 50 percent ad valorem tariff on products were proposed, plus power for the president to halt oil imports as needed. Independent leaders criticized larger oil companies for financial aid, urging scrutiny of drive and production, law, and court decrees affecting Standard Oil.
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Don J. Birkney
Washington Jaw 17
Garber
Oklahoma
Hoch Republican
Nyansas
house = commiitees
Supreme Court
Washington
Missouri raid nets score of wine salesmen seized
Federal prohibition agents arrested Waneas Tan and 17 others at a Salt Conference in Missouri. The seizure involved case wine and the group faced charges related to the liquor operation. Several were released on bail while others were detained for further questioning.
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Missouri
Waneas
Uhiale Grip Products Company
Wyowing Waidens Lured Into Shame
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Tyne
Imansas City
French plane crash injures one person at Croydon airfield
A French passenger plane from We bonset to Croydon crash landed at Croydon airfield. The pilot and four passengers were on board with a mechanic as a crew. Only the mechanic sustained injuries in the mishap.
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Jin Ut
Webonset
Croydon
Mreh
Girl scolded for wild party death by own act
A girl scolded for attending a late night party reportedly took her own life after being reprimanded by parents. Police planned to question others while the family mourns with surviving parents Mio and Urs Aieh Brows and three brothers.
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Mayer Farg Lamily Wourna Shin
Paranta Mio
Urs Aieh Brows Fai
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