Rebel General Augustina Sandino Reportedly Killed in Air Attack
Unconfirmed reports claim rebel General Augustina Sandino was killed in an air bombardment on his El Chipote headquarters near Managua. Officials say a body was reportedly turned over to his widow, with reports of strong opposition and casualties among rebels.
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Managua
Xiu
Sx Civie
Augustina Sandino
el Chipote
Department of
Nuevo Severa
San Inos Torres
Iwaraguans
San Lienos
San Bafach
Big Ranerat
Mari Xtotato
Sadino
Tmne
Anu Tai
Patent infringement trial ends in abstruse evidence debate
The Wetnls Recovery company sues Anaconda Copper Wing company for patent infringement. Judge George M Bourquin presided as four plaintiff witnesses and several defendant witnesses testified amid careful preparation and lengthy argument. The proceedings closed yesterday afternoon with ongoing discussion and a continuation note to Page Two.
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Wetnls Recovery Company
Anaconda Copper Wing Company
George M Bourquin
Plaintiss Messrs
Wow Sage
New York
Persian peasants revolt shocks southwestern Persia
Hasra Trak January 18 AP report says a peasant uprising near Houzistan in southwest Persia left about sixty peasants dead. The rebels, mainly Arabs, opposed a new order and doubled taxation.
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Hasra Trak
Houzistan
Wes Persia
Banner of Nicaragua Cheered as Delegates Open Cuban Powwow
The Pan American congress opened under leaders from 21 nations with Dr Antonio Sanchez Bustamante of Cuba elected president. Rafael Wartiner Ortiz and Charles Liana Hughes were named vice president and secretary opened proceedings, stressing arbitration and public access to meetings while debating executive session rules and future appointments.
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Banner of
Nicaragua
Lejandro Leira
Evangelist slain amid San Francisco mob vigil
Focatella Idaho report states evangelist Darrel Shone, a former New York merchant who claimed a Palestine mission, was killed tonight during unrest tied to a revival event in San Francisco. The incident follows taunts and threats directed at Shone as he conducted a meeting locally.
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Focatella
Idaho
Taunt Shone
Dumby
San Francisco
Shone
Nww
York
Palestine
Darrel Shone
New York
Schulte To Open Dollar Store Plan In Butte
New York Jan 18. David A Schulte head of Schulte Limited Five announces bold plan to expand to at least 1000 general merchandise stores. Two locations picked for the new stores in major cities, including Butte as a featured site.
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New York
Gan Nation
Schulte
One Dollar Stores Inc
Tot
Phan
Mtu Wade
David A Schulte
Cham Cigar
Butte Mant
Graves Found of Mormonism Founders in Illinois
Unmarked graves of Joseph Smith and his brother Hiram Smith, founders of Mormonism, were located in a family burial site near Nauvoo Illinois across the Mississippi from here. The brothers were buried secretly at death after a mob killed them in Carthage jail in June 1844. The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints plans a monument at the burial ground. Excavation and a concrete marker are underway as church officials travel to Nauvoo to oversee the work.
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Madison
Iowa
Joseph Smith
Hiram Smith
Carthage
Ill
Nauvoo Jil
Mississippi River
Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints
Moq H
Ciiil
Independence
Kamvoo
Flood Bill Seeks Ten Million To Control Mississippi Tributaries
Washington Jan 1 1930 flood plan proposes federal control of the Missouri Mississippi and Red rivers four tributaries via a cabinet level commission including the secretaries of agriculture interior and war plus a civilian engineer. The plan requests 310 million for the program and faces opposition from labor representatives who urge federal responsibility for flood control.
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Washington Jaw
Mississippi River
American Federation of Labor
Edgar Wallace
Prisoner Adolph Hotelling Sentenced for Murder
Adolph Hotelling received a life term with hard labor in solitary confinement at the state Warquette prison for the murder of Dorothy Schneider. In Genesee County Court Judge Fred W. Brennan handed down the verdict after the courtroom incident when her father Leslie Schneider struck Hotelling.
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Vick
Jiorothy Schneider
Fred W. Brennan
Genesee County
Adolph Hotelling
State Branch
Warquette
Upper Peninsula
Leslie Schneider
Missing Miss Smith Not Located by Searchers
Northampton Jan 18. Searches for Frances St John South Smith, a college freshman, fail to locate any trace. Investigators follow clues from multiple states but no definite lead emerges.
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Miss Smith
Northampton Wass
Frances
St John South Smith College
Trulay
Tariff Cut Threatens West Wool Chief Warns
Ogden Rotary hear from Frank J Hagenbarth president of the National Wool Growers Association who says tariff revision proposed by Sen McMaster of South Dakota would injure western prosperity. He argues protecting wool and sheep industries shields the West from European competition and underscores the economic value of sheep raising turning desert regions into wealth.
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Ogden
McMaster
South Dahota
United States Senate
Frank J Hagenbarth
National Wool Growers Association
Ogden Rotary Club
Tuncheon
South Dakota
Beneftt
Hagenharth
Lomorre
Hagenbarth
Queen Marie Gives Birth in Belgrade Report
Belgrade dispatch reports Queen Marie of Yugoslavia gave birth to a son today at age 20. Queen Marie’s daughter, Queen Varte of Yugoslavia, is said to be the child’s aunt, with the birth marking a notable royal event.
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Queen Marie
Ook
Belgrade
Jugo Slavia
Marie of
Queen Varte of
Rowmania
Federal Prisons Blamed as National Menace
Rep Griffin of New York charged in the House that overcrowded federal prisons threaten public health and morals. He warned released inmates returning to communities pose a menace to the nation due to crowded jail conditions.
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Washington
Tan
Representative Griffin
Democrat
New York
Robinson Challenged as Senate Leader in Democratic Row
Senator Robinson attacked the party by attacking the Roman Catholic church and Governor Smith. Senator Heflin of Alabama confronted the leadership during a heated Senate session, calling for unity and denouncing religious intolerance as harmful to the country. A party conference was called for tomorrow to settle the leadership issue.
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Joseph T Robison
Alfred E Smuth
Thomas Heflin
Alabama
Senate
Arkkansan
Rabusom
Opealy
Heth
Sen
Ate
Vabaman
Tarvans Hall
Smith Rysing
Jank Heflin
Loth
St Paul Chiefs on Merger and Northwest Rail Interludes
Washington report notes St Paul Chiefs oppose merger while Northwest interests face peril amid proposed consolidations of Great Northern and Milwaukee lines. Hearings discuss intercity routes, receiverships, and potential Pacific Northwest connections as executives weigh future railroad control and operations.
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Northwest
Washington
St Paul
Anarhit
Chicago
Milwaukee
St Paul Railroad
Pacific Northwest
Comine Ce Marmaves
Hetenayrorthen
Poilenh
Peta Ain
Wilwiuhee
N Orthern
Pacific
Wilwatthes
Svelem Rook
Rairoads
Charles D Mahaffie
Anglican Church Seeks Reunion Across Denominations
London report on the Malines conversations outlines a move toward union between Roman Catholic and Anglican churches. It covers interviews held 1921 to 1925 under Cardinal Mercier, highlighting debates on papal primacy and church unity efforts.
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London
Anniel
jMorray
Brita
Intervats
Cardinal Mercier
Ex-aider Bill Wins Quit Over Rasputin
In Berlin, the court of appeals upheld a ruling against Touin Prvator founder of the Communist theater mania. The appeal challenging protection of an individual's image under German law as applied to theatrical impersonation was rejected.
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Bill Wins
Rasputin
Berlin
APY
Shean Wachon
Touin Prvator
Prominent Figures Questioned in Oil Case Probe
The Rockefeller Foundation’s John Rochefelier Tr and George F Vincent head are among key witnesses summoned by the Sint in a new probe. Investigators seek to trace profits tied to the Sinclair Dimiimental Frade company and expose possible financial links across North Dakota.
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John 1
Rochefelier Tr
George F Vincent
Rockefeller
Warnesses
Sint
Gerth
North Dakota
Gherman
Farm Aid Bill Faces Reassessment Amid Budget Hurdles
A disjointed draft discussion reveals concerns among lawmakers over a farm aid bill. Debates touch on funding sources and potential tax implications while committee members seek clearer language before moving forward. Witnesses raise questions about administrative costs and program reach.
Alexander the Great Pinched as Perjurer in Federal Case
Vexander the Great mind reader known to vaudeville was arrested today by federal authorities on perjury and evading justice counts. Bond set at 1500 dollars. Prosecution alleges he aided a return showing fund assets and notes for the year 4 net fosso. witnesses cite Liberty bonds and departmental charges.
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To Nal
Public utilities oppose Walsh plan for inquiry
Two former U S senators Lenroot of Wisconsin and Thomas of Colorado led public utilities against Congress power to probe the industry. They argued the inquiry lacked specific charges and urged state regulators instead. The utility spokesmen, for the National Utility Associations and Cities Service, urged restraint on blanket investigations.
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Washington
API
Willy
United States
I ‘Lenroot
Wisconsin
Thomas
Colorado
Senate
Interstate Commene Committee
Learoot
Vedic
Walsh + plutten
Speesh
Poultry Growers To Hear Governor Trickson In Montana Meeting
Lewistown Jan 18 AP Governor Trickson will speak at tomorrow’s Montana State Poultry Growers Association session. Attendance at association meetings has broken all previous marks as growers listen for policy insights and industry updates.
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Lewistown
T . Trickson
Montana State Poultry Growers Association
Senate Poise Shifts on Smith Conflict Resolution
Washington Jan 18 The senate debated the special slush fund probe as private talks shifted the proposed ban on Frank D L Smith from office. Agreement reached to strike a clause alleging improper campaign contributions in 1926 with Borah Reed and others steering the change.
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Washington
Frank DL. Smith
Finois
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Missour
Smith
Four Dead After Father Gives Poisonous Cough Mixture
Cleveland Olan Potter, 18, and James Potter, 45, along with Lalu 43 and two sons Janes Jr 16 and Robert 14, died tonight after a cough medicine prepared by Robert Potter and his mother was taken. Alarm at the rearing house run by the Forters followed screams from their apartment as Robert cried that Daddy had given them something. The family, previously in financial difficulty, could not explain motive. investigators found no definite cause or other intoxicants.
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Cleveland Olan
James Potter
Wite Lalu
Ins
Janes Jr
Robert
Forters
Televised Link Across Atlantic Reported By New York Station
A January dispatch notes a Television company linking Atlantic broadcasts to New York via Aquitatia using a prototype system. Experts say progress is in progress, with tests showing potential access to distant hands of individuals, though features remain statistical.
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Jonton
Estaly
Tonden
New York
Prorta
New York Today
Father-in-Law Shot After Alleged Attack on Wife
Charley Florey of Decker Montana walked into Sherman County police to confess a killing. He said his father-in-law Olstrum attacked his daughter, 21, leading to the fatal shooting at the Powder River country homestead. Olstrum’s body was found later by LN Bar ranch employees serving Senator John Kendrick. The couple has two young children.
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Charles Oltrim
Powder River
Florey
Decker
Mont Taday
Sheriday
Olstrum
Torey
Tiorey
Sam
Floreys
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