Body found of airman near Holbrook Idaho
The frozen body of Fret Hoyt, noted Wichita based Stearman pilot and sales manager, was found about thirty miles from his crashed plane in Holbrook Idaho after a snowstorm over southern Iowa. Hoyt likely parachuted from the Stearman during the loss, with family and associates alerted as searchers examined the scene.
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Boise
Idaho
Jatt
Stearmen
Hoyt
Holbrook Q
George C. Hoyt
Oak Park
Calif
Leon Coddebeck
Varney
Frank Commons
Soa
Searon
Ail Lake Ane
Burley
Tivise
Tdaho
Avitors
Hart
Trade rivals will battle America
New York AP reports Rear Admiral Charles P. Plunkett warns war with commercial rivals is closer than ever, citing the proposed 725 million dollar naval building program discussed before the National Republican Club. He states industrial efficiency carries a penalty and predicts inevitable conflict as the U S competes with other great nations.
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New York
United States
Avas
Charles P. Plunkett
Iommandant
Brooklyn Navy Yard
National Republican Club
Admiral Plunkett
Odd betting freak on Tijuana track
San Diego report describes Bay Lad winning the first race at the Tijuana track with mutuel odds of 186 to 1 on a $2 wager and returns of $2.60 for place and 22 cents for show, noted as the season’s strangest mutuel anomaly.
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San Diego
Bay Lad
Tijuana
stason_ ee
County Assessors Meet In State Assembly Monday
Montana county assessors plan their annual business gathering in this city to discuss current problems. The group will meet Monday at the courthouse to transact association affairs with discussions continuing on Page Six.
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State of
Montana
County Assessors’ Association
Royalists Recall Martyr King in France Anniversary
Royalists across France marked the 185th anniversary of Louis XV's execution during the revolution. A ceremony at St Denis Abbey drew about a hundred royalist family members who attended high mass and heard a sermon quoting the King's will before the procession to the crypt where Louis XV Marie Antoinette and other kings are buried. holy water was sprinkled on the tombs.
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Paris
France
Louis XV
St. Denis
Marie Antoinette
Southern pressure grows for regional Smith rivals in nomination
In Washington January 21 AP reports the anti Smith agitation within the Democratic ranks threatens a larger trap of favorite son candidates, especially from the south. Southern leaders have been slow to declare but George of Georgia and Hull of Tennessee seek support from their delegation and friends. Both aim to bring sizable southern delegate strength to the House convention despite calls against nominating a southern candidate at this stage.
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Washington
Jan
Smith
George
Georgia
Hull
Tennesse
South
Coast Guard Cutter Aids Distressed Steamship SOS Reported
New York January 21 A P N L forts of a coast guard cutter to reach a steamship in distress, a racket share. SOS signal said sent. Naval authorities could not determine the extent of the ship's difficulties.
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New York
Coast Guard
Steaman
Well known Young Married Women Caught Shoplifting in the Pigsty Wiggly Store
Two young married women, known to Helena residents, were caught shoplifting after a month of surveillance in multiple stores. In the Pigsty Wiggly store they hid items including butter, chile con carne, canned strawberries, and soup. They confessed and agreed to pay sums to several stores.
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Helena
Tiggly “Wiggly
Chile
Ku Klux Klan to Discard Its Mask
Birmingham, January reported that the Ku Klux Klan will universally discard its mask on February 23. The Birmingham Sunday News and Age-Herald will publish the plan after a Montgomery meeting between Hiram W. Evans of Atlanta and Alabama officials. Continued on Page Nine.
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Ku Klux Klan
Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Sunday News and Age-Herald
Montgomery
Hiram W. Evans
Atlanta
the Order
Alabama
News and Age Herald
Nevada Bar Association to Rebuke Advertising Lawyers
Alene Nev Jan 21 AP R J Re case the American Bar Association has sent for 21 copies of a pamphlet on advertising by 40 lawyers or firms mainly about divorce. The State Bar session in Reno held a secret meeting with all advertisers saying the pamphlet misrepresented them. They feared ABA action on legal ethics though none quoted details.
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Alene
Nev
America Bar Association
Tteng
Rens
State War Association
Reno
American Bar Association
Weather Outlook for the Week in Mountain Region
Weather outlook begins Monday for the northern Rocky Mountain region. Fall in effect with occasional light snow in western Montana and northwestern Wyoming. Temperatures moderate until Tuesday then turn colder than normal.
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Montana
Wyoming
National Woolgrowers Meet Adopts Tariff Resolve
Ogden Utah January 21 AP With Frank J Hagenbarth reelected president for his 15th term and a tariff revision resolution adopted the 63rd annual National Woolgrowers association adjourned. Phoenix Arizona chosen for the 1929 meeting place. J B Palmer named eastern vice president succeeding W G Coffey. A A Johns and EF A Ellenwood reelected western vice presidents. Mrs Harlan Hill named honorary president of the Washington Women's Auxiliary. Continued on page six.
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Ogden
Litah
Frank J. Hagenbarth
Spencer
Idaho
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Phoenix
Ariz
J. B. Palmer
Ed Eastern
Honal Organization
W. G. Coffey
St Paul
EF. A. Ellenwood
Red Bluff
Cal
A.A. Johns
Prescott
Harlan ‘Hill
Washington Women’s Auxiliary
Wool Association
Fred T. Marshall
Salt Lake City
May Sign for Peace Pan American arbitration talk
Havana January 21 AP The American delegation at the Pan American conference indicated that a multilateral arbitration treaty among the American republics would not be opposed in principle if it is practical and includes reservations on arbitration questions and Senate submission. Mexico seeks amendments to the Pan American union charter with Latin partners backing changes.
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Havana
Jan
New World
United States
France
Senate
Max
Mexico
Pan- American Union
Feminine mining engineer sought in Kansas City crime tale
Police detained Gwen C Clark of Wisconsin after he claimed to have traded a kiss for a motor car with a mysterious woman in Kansas City. Clark said his memory lapsed due to terrible liquor and that the girl had "hot lips" while the car remains missing.
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Kansas City
Gwen C Clark
Ford de Lac
Wis
Clark
Wisconsin
Richmond police note possible sighting of missing Frances St. John Sr
Richmond January 21 Frances St John Sr daughter of a wealthy New York broker is missing and may be traveling incognito as a man. Mrs John J Sempler reports a youth resembling her photos rode with her for a mile and left at Centerville five miles west of home prompting a police alert.
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Richmond
Til
Frances St. John Sr
New York
John J. Sempler
Centerville
Hime
General Goethals Dies at 70 Panama Canal Builder
General George Washington Goethals, famed canal engineer who moved mountains for the Panama Canal, died at 70 at his home after a lingering illness. Burial will be at West Point with services in the chapel, interment at the military academy’s historic cemetery overlooking the Hudson.
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New York
George Washington Goethals
Penawa
Goet
Yo Sohs
West Point
Goethais
the Military Academy
O'Clork
Pest
Thudson
Daly pleads not guilty in Warm Springs murder case
Jas Daly, held on murder charges in the August death of Matthew Kokko at the state hospital Warm Springs, appeared before Judge Winston and entered a not guilty plea. Bond set at 7500 dollars. Griff Mahoney planned travel to Portland to pursue Harry Stallin, also charged, who was arrested there after a former nurse at the institution aided in locating him.
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James L. Daly
Matthew Kokko
State Hospital
Warm Sprim
George B. Winston
Griff A. Mahoney
Portland
Ore
Harry Stallin
Javith
Hallin
Youthful Spouse of Teat Princess Turns Nut
AP reports cold water treatments ordered for Alexander Puhkoft a youth married to Prince Vien turia sister of the former German emperor. He was driven to a hydropathic Institute after nocturnal expeditions and alleged concussion from a motorcycle accident. Princess Victoria ordered the transfer to Alurweiler.
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Hoan
Erwang
Shin
Alexander Puhkoft
Thielan
Tvoi
Princeag Vienturia
Hus
Victoria
Alurweiler
Subkeff
Dublin Prisoner Escapes in Dramatic Style Recaptured
Irish Free State An escape from St Brien s hospital by James Nugent a wounded political prisoner was carried out by two armed men who crept in on hands and knees and dragged him into sheet clothes A guard fired and Nugent fled with the men Nugent was later recaptured twelve hours later at Callan Kilkenny about twenty miles from his birthplace Clonmel He had previously escaped from Mountjoy in 1925 and was shot in the hip during a 1924 recapture incident.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
James Nugent
St. Briein’s
Callan
Kilkenny
Clonmel
Nugent
Mountjoy
Lindbergh to resume goodwill tour from Colon
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, rested after a hunting and fishing vacation near Colon, Panama, prepared to resume his goodwill tour tonight. The trip will take him to the Pan American conference in Havana, Cuba, after a week in Bouquets near Davis. He arrived safely and planned further travel through the canal zone.
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Colon
Panama
Fap
Charles A. Lindbergh
Wreek
Havana
Cuba
Bouquets
Davis
Canal Zone
Irish President Cosgrave Welcomed In Chicago Crowd Cheers Arrival
The Irish President Thomas Cosgrave and his cabinet arrived in Chicago aboard an army plane at France Field amid a sea of silk hats. Crowds thronged La Salle Street as Cosgrave left the train and prepared for a three day visit before continuing to Venezuela, Haiti, Porto Rico, and Saint Louis on the return route to their home port.
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France Field
Chicago
APD
William
Thomas Cosgrave
the la Salle
Executive Council
Panama
Cosgrave Thomas
Haiti
Porto Rico
Mavann
St Louis
Anaconda Copper Announces Tek Electrolyzing Plant Start
Anaconda Copper today announced operation for the newly completed Tek electrolylittaie plant in Montana. The Great Falls plant will boost output by about 60 percent, with capacity around 120 000 tons per year and 860 workers initially, expanding later to 920 as new lines come on. The four divisions roast, leach, electrolysis, and casting feature modern brick and steel structures and a 32 000 horsepower electrical substation to support increased ore processing from Coeur d Alene Salt Lake and Butte districts.
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Anaconta
Montana
Great Falls
Ann Pennada
Anaconda
Ike
Great Jails
Coeur d'Alene
Salt Tatke
Butte
Actonics
Abeconh
James
Montana Power Company
Judge O Connor May Seek Seat in House
Local chatter hints Judge O Connor may enter the race for Congress as a Democrat. Friends report he is considering a run, with Livingston and Tan mentioned as possible supporters. Official comment pending from party leaders.
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Judge O'Connor
Plan to Split China Abandoned as Unity Talks Start
A reported nationalist plan to divide China into northern and southern economic halves has been abandoned. Negotiations now focus on uniting north and south for treaty purposes and talks with foreign powers.
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China
Hellion
API
Ada
London Observer
Shangivu Chlos
Perth
South
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Ofath
Associated Press
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Koo
Trinks Smith
General Goethals
Panama Canal
Ranal Zone
Genwal Goethals
J. E. Daly
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Tan
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