Exeter City crew owned by Yankees
New York January 90 an incident reports the liner American Merchant rescued the Exeter City crew after the Brille freighter wrecked and four men died. SOS calls and radio messages detailed near mid Atlantic after 1.07% minutes east of New York. Captain Stedman of the American Merchant steered through 19 miles of heavy seas to aid the sinking ship. The Exeter City master, third officer, apprentice and a seaman perished as lookouts and crew struggled amid wreckage and rising waters. Details of what remained are provided by the alert from the rescue ship.
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SOS Calle
Delet Radio Tarmsages
Flinhee
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Uher G, Stedman
Les
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Rosael
Mie
Exeter
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Alning
Stedman
Sen High
Senate Aims Severe Blow At Chancellor System By Adopting Minority Report
Montana's chancellorship system for the Greater University took a blow as the senate committee of the whole adopted the minority report and recommended passage of the Garber bill. The 27 to 2 vote, with four absent, followed a lengthy debate featuring Eaton and Husband opposing and Melton and Grantheed supporting the measure.
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Senate
Montana
Senate Committee
Education Committee
Garber
Eaton
Yellowstone
Husband
Wheatland
Senatoraarler
Sanders
Melton
Beaverhead
Rantheed
Broadwater
House Debates Produce Peddlers and Foreign Car Licenses
In a busy two session morning the House adjourned to Monday at 2 pm with 19 of 60 days passed. Sixty bills have been introduced with 46 by week’s end. three weeks ago 140 had been. Proposals would require dealers to obtain licenses for produce, goods for resale, and foreign vehicles face new licensing. Redemptions for tax sales could extend to six months under a proposed measure. Deputies defended votes on related articles as policy debated. More than 150 part time workers were named by the employment committee, bringing total to 156 with many working only part time. cost comparisons show session expenses lower than two years ago.
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Senate
Greene
Fergus
Weland
Monopolizing legislative stenographers sparks reform bid
In Olympia the American press notes a protest over four young stenographers allegedly sidelining female staff and delaying work. Victor A Moyers urges correction of practices, and a resolution seeks proper action by the committee on appropriations to end the alleged wrongdoing.
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Cary Hachelsey
Matt Fermade
Washington State Senate
Younig
Victor A. Moyers
Senatora
Pal of Wild Bill Hickok Hears Call
Freder icka, 78, a Tamoua character in the Black Hills region, died today in Sturgis from unspecified complications. Born in ISTH, she came to South Dakota and was connected with Deadwood and the era of Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane as noted in local recollections.
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Wild Bill" Hickok
Sturgin
Inn
Jahn Fredericka
South Dakota
Fredericka
Isth
Lame Duck Amendment Moves Toward Ratification
Washington reports the lame duck amendment to the constitution gains momentum with states including South Dakota and Tennessee ratifying. Only three legislatures remain to complete the process, bringing the total ratifications to fourteen as new actions proceed.
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Washington
South Dakota
Tennenses
Fraternity House Rampage Triggers Citywide Alarm
Berkeley residents report a staged disturbance at 2047 Durant Avenue as police, fire crews, undertaker and various service workers respond to a taunting prank. Residents at 2647 Durant Avenue, home to the Delta Omicron fraternity, suspect the joke targeted their house.
Aristocratic Terrier Travels Via Airplane
Walter Hansen of Washington D C owns a frisky wire haired Fox terrier that traveled by air from Washington to Chicago where it was stolen from a hotel room. The dog was recovered and flown to Salt Lake City en route to a Montana home with Alfred Frank of National Parks Airways handling transport.
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Salt Lake City
Walter Hansen
Washington
D. C
Mitte
Mont
Matta
Eport
Japan vows restraint as Manchuria mobilizes
Foreign Minister Uchida states Japan is the constructive force for regional tranquility as Japan calls up army recruits, predicting manpower in Manchuria will rise by about 60 percent. Chinese authorities warn against further military and economic moves toward Japan, while Geneva observers react with shock at the development.
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Associated Press
Uchida
Japan
Manchuria
Aectorn
League
Roosevelt Hoover pact opens talks on British debts
By Roosevelt Washington January 20 AP says administration begins negotiations with Great Britain to readjust wartime debts under the Roosevelt Hoover agreement. Secretary Stimson informs Britain’s Sir Ronald Lindsay the new president-elect will cooperate in bringing British convoys to Washington. Roosevelt, en route south on a special train, expects British envoys in Washington at the start of his term to avoid delays.
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Washington
Jan
Great Britain
Stimson
England
Ronald Lindsay
State Department
Roosevelt
Mr. Hoover
Five Die as Texas Tornado Rips Through Farming Town
A violent tornado 400 miles northeast of Paris, Texas, left five dead and scores injured or homeless. Ten buildings in Manchester were demolished including the church and school. Rescue crews faced darkness and difficult access as they searched for survivors.
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Paris
Perane
Manchester
Lieutenant Woodring Dies Last of Three Musketeers
Dayton Ohio January 26 death reached into the air lines for Dent Irn A Woodring and was passed the heat of the army s three musketeers of nyla von alke fellow aminketeers. He died in harness trying to advance the antiaircraft of army aviation. A parachute failure prevented escape and the second with the same month claimed the uso of a Wright Moldriver engaging in hazardous aeronautics. Captain Migh fimendorf of Washington warned that Wordding while statoned at Rockwell Flat San Mego etc.
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Oda
Capmi
Dent
A. Woodring
Nylavon
Woodring
Army Aviation
Wright
Tsyin Sittin
Ma Ife
Mgh Fimendorf
Washngton
D.C
Thirty killed by blast in Mexico
Mexico City reports thirty people dead and twenty adjacent houses demolished after a dynamite deposit explosion at the national roads commission depot in Morelia. Many injured were taken to Morelia hospitals about 125 miles northwest of Mexico City.
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Mexico City
National Roads Commission
Morsia
Morelia
Baby Falls 18 Feet but Not Injured in Fall
In Artoria Ove January 20 AP Mr and Mrs M S Rudd of Seu aide state their infant son fell from a second story window of the Rudd home to the frozen ground nine feet below The mother rushed down to aid him and he walked back into the house An examination showed only a slight bruise and no serious injuries
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Artoria
Ove
M. St. Rudd
Seuaide
Colorado Mob Grips Three Boys for Death Sentence
A Brighton crowd gathered as three youths C. Montoya 18 Vey Viel 195 and Wrenbery were sentenced to death for killing G. F. Arnold 74. Sheriff Lee Templeton ordered the condemned moved to Canon City State Prison amid a mob outside the courthouse. The case details describe the killing and burning of the victim after binding him to a bed.
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Colo
Dnt
Keating Vinlonen
Courthonan
Lee Templeton
Ransons
Canon By Theatres
Vey Viel
Saiz
C. Montoya
W. John
G. F. Arnold
Arnold
Amala
Bora
Buy an ounce of silver now campaign by The Independent
The Independent joins a syndicate to withdraw silver from speculative markets by distributing 430 grain silver pieces in Helena. Buyers get three pieces for $1, with potential price rises if silver climbs. The effort, run through H F Sheehan & Brother, aims to remove up to 20 million ounces from speculation and support mining and prices.
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The
Independent
New York
London
Helena
H. F. Sheehan & Brother
Denver
Sheehan
Cabinet prospects swirl around Senator Walsh
Washington Jan 20 Three national figures Senator Glass of Virginia Senator Walsh of Montana and Norman M Havis emerged as probable cabinet picks if President-elect Roosevelt wins another term. Talks with Roosevelt suggested Glass for treasury Walsh for attorney general and Davies for secretary of state though Glass might stay in the Senate. Walsh declined to discuss offers, saying he could not.
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Lan
Senator Glass
Virginia
Walsh
Montana
Norman HM
Havis
Roosevelt
Warm Springe
Georgia
Glass
Treasury
Davia
Wilson
Senate
California Highways Blocked by Blinding Drifts
Snowplows struggled tonight to reach Mono county as 40 motor vehicles were trapped by heavy drifts during a raging blizzard. A mother with a two week old baby and other children were among the victims. In San Francisco the storm worsened blocking highways on the Nevada plateau and northern California mountain points.
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Los Angeles
High Serra
Mono County
San Francisco
California
Nevada
Farm board cotton oers to red gross
Washington combed through a rushed cotton bill to turn over 360 000 bales of varin toned cotton for clothing the needy. The final legislative hurdle was cleared as Congress agreed to minor amendments, paving the way.
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Farm Board
Washington
Cine Howe
Little Boy Killed While Sledding in Portland
Portland Ore Jan 10 Michel Hughes ten was killed while coasting with other children on a hill near his home. His sled struck an obstacle and he was thrown under a passing truck wheel. Police said the truck driver was not at fault and officers are investigating.
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Portland
Ore
Michel Hughes
Mortgage relief plan backed by Democratic leaders
Washington dispatch reports the Democratic leadership in Congress united behind a large farm debt relief bill. After a conference with Franklin D Roosevelt the plan would allow farmers to avoid immediate bankruptcy and renegotiate debts as foreclosures proceed. House support is expected, with a special session possible if time runs short.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Hobdinson
Arkansas
House
Robinson
Democratc
Push for swift currency reform in Congress
Washinxton reports growing congressional sentiment for currency reform under the new administration. Steagall of Alabama urges the House Banking Committee to consider a trillion dollar issue of treasury notes backed by government bonds. Ashurat of Arizona and Logan of Kentucky back silver monetization to raise commodity prices and lift depression. Somers, chair of the House Coinage Committee, drafts a new silver bill for gradual remonetization on a domestic basis.
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Washinxton
Matina
Capital Hill
Steagall
Alabame
House Banking Committee
Treasury
Ashurat
Arizona
Logan
Kentucky
Senate
Somers' Act
Somers
House Coinage Committee
Nazi Storm Trooper Slain by Communists in Germany
In Direnseldorf on January 20 a Communist attack on a group of Wazia resulted in the shooting death of Wilhelm Wetekoup, a Nazi storm trooper leader, as reported by war correspondents.
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Direnseldorf
Germany
Wazia
Wilhelm Wetekoup
Nast Atorm
Filibuster in U S Senate Goes On with No End in Sight
Washington January 20 The filibuster against the bank bill rages on as Huey Long and allies resist leadership efforts. Oklahoma's Thomas vows to use all means to block the measure while Roosevelt and party leaders seek time and a response. Senators Wheaton and Month criticize the banking provisions and call for action.
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U. S. Senate
Washington
Huey Long
Thomas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Elotutn
Elert Roonavoll
Aly
Win
Heo
Senate
Aeven
Murcle Shoals
Roonevelt
Wheanier D. Month
Aiden
Hyo
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