Chinese Massing In War Sector Amid Conciliatory Failure
The League of Nations committee of 19 plans an immediate report on China Japan conciliation without both sides views. Chinese troops concentrate in Kalin district in Manchuria were bombed again by advancing Japanese aviators seeking to halt Chinese movement toward Tamelia. Thousands of Chinese troops reportedly mobilize as tensions rise.
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League of Nations Assembly Committee of 19
China
Japan
Mranchuie
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Jahor
Chines
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Kalla
Ratoway 19
Demonstrations Break Up Ant Yankee Rally in Yokohama
Police halted threatened demonstrations at the American consulate and Singer Sewing Machine branch in Yokohama after Wednesday’s riot by Japanese workers. Ambassador Vanli praised authorities as 100 readers were detained briefly during the disturbance.
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Yokohama
Japan
Ronsutain
Singer Sewlnk Machine Company
Oiployes
Charles Do Ue Vanll
Amerignny
Lawler Senator To Sponsor Bill To End Direct Primary Law
Senator Ray Church of Lawler Clark County and others will seek repeal of Montana direct primary in a measure to be filed in the State Senate. He cites economy noting 1922 primary cost about a quarter of a million dollars with 167 720 ballots cast and total registration 230 100. If repealed candidates would be nominated at county conventions with delegates to state conventions, cutting expenses and ending cross party voting.
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Senate
Ray Church
Lawler
Clark County
Church
Inez
Sleuren
Annie Betts
House Debates Key Bills As Session Heads Toward Recess
Lawmakers push to shrink the bill load with 82 measures referred to committees as they review introduced bills. Three measures await third reading and passage including mileage funds for electors and a highway levy change. Five bills win committee approval for general orders while tensions rise over reform and representation. Continued discussion on Page 1, Section 2.
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Katle
Ita
Eani
Td. M. 1
Congress
Winnie Judd admits part in packing away corpses
Winnie Judd acknowledges involvement in concealing multiple bodies in Phoenix during 1920s case. Her testimony links Johny Fr. Tmntoran and others to dismemberment while a preliminary hearing probes impeachment amid sensational accusations.
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Phoenls
Orin
Dan
Mie
Samuelon
Agnes
Johny Fr
Tmntoran
Reldy Lumberman
Flaloran
Mra Judd
Phoeale
Jock Valloran
Sam
Miss Samatson
Tal
Gonrinuet
Nebraska May Back Wheeler Silver Bill Support
The Nebraska legislature is urged to back Representative Barekoal's Wheeler bill advocating bimetallic policy. A farmers' union reader supports the measure, which faces consideration on Monday as it argues the gold standard fails to provide an adequate exchange medium for nationwide commerce.
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Dan
Nebraska
John Barekoal
Maopar
Farmers’ Union
America
Savekost
Haa
Blood transfusion aids prisoner’s wife in Kansas City
Kansas City January report describes Deputy Rherie George M. Wan escorting Robert Mack, a 22 year old prisoner, to the hospital after a forgery attempt. Mack’s blood could not be used but a catheter helped return him to the hospital, saving a quart. Mrs Tack recovers. Vatican notes cardinals to be named in Holy Year initiation and possible multiple promotions. Pope Pius XII to convene consistory around March 13 with potential new cardinal appointments as Holy Year begins April 1.
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Rherie
George M. Wan
Robert
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Pennaier
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Donny
Jatt
Tack Ia
Vatican
Italy
St. Peter's
Father Sent to Pendell for Baby's Fearful Death
Linnral, Kanadan, 21, Adley Pallmeter, whose baby boy died strapped the night of December 23, faces fourth degree manslaughter charges. A friend woman is charged with murder. allegations center on a box where the infant's body was found. County attorney John J. Kine notes the case.
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Hea Wern
Nan
Fred Palimeter
Battin Creek
Michigan
Tha Won
Ila Wateht
John J. Kine
Weather Outlook In Coming Week
Northern Jersey mountain region mostly cloudy with frequent snows. Western Montana and northwestern Wyoming observe warmer temperatures overall. A brief cold snap is likely midweek, with gradual warmup toward the end of the period.
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Northeran
Billion Dollar Overhead Looms Over 10 Largest Cities
The 10 largest U S cities face about 1.079 billion dollars in municipal government expenditures for the year. With a combined population from the last census around 19 million, this translates to roughly 57 dollars per person.
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Copsright
Associated Frese
New York
America
Fear Four Lost in Heavy Snow
In San Pranethen January 21 rescue parties hunted for four miners and a trapper missing after heavy snow. Kent Wood James Sare Ells and another man were believed buried in Nevada desert hills, while Charles Bi Smith 62 may be trapped in the southern California mountains. No trace yet of Zack Blackler as searchers continue.
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San Pranethen
Phitenu
Kent Wood
James M. Sareells
Desert
Nevada
Levan
Honita Range
Galifornia
Charles Bi. Smith
Zack Blackler
Farmers flood Willmar courthouse over foreclosure bid
About a thousand farmers packed the Willmar Minnesota courthouse believing they blocked a mortgage foreclosure on a long-tilled farm. Sheriff read the sale notice, no bids were made, and tensions rose as insurance agent TF Williams claimed the postponement was illegal. Crowd confronted the bid entrant and forced vehicle access blocks, with similar demonstrations reported in Pilger Nebraska and Le Mars Iowa as farmers pressed actions to halt foreclosures.
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Sherif
Soren Hanson
Wi Aswad
Insurances Company
TF. Williams
Minneapolis
Milwest
White Eagle Representatives Sued for $25,008
Albert J. James sues White Eagle OM corporation and Schweiter Oil company alleging malicious and defamatory statements damaged his business not specified in full. The $825,000 damage action was filed in district court yesterday in this city with limited readable details.
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Schweiter Oi Company
Albert J. James
Agili
Carparn
Earth tremor shocks Ontario district in Glengarry
Residents of Alexandria and nearby Glengarry county were startled by a severe earth shock felt shortly after 1 a m. Buildings shook and windows rattled as a loud explosion-like sound rattled the ground, prompting fear of a major blast.
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Temblor
Alexandria
Ont
Glengarry County
Mighty Lion Hunters Take Skins of Two Playful Cats
Wolf Island Mo Jan 2. Denver M Wrights lions were felled by gunfire but the hunters failed to muster the expected dramatic pack prowess. The animals died as the hunt team lingered near Hog Island in the Mixsix Ppps river area. They refused to leave the camp vicinity and paid little heed to the hunters as efforts to drive them into a binny of savagery continued. The tale continues on page page.
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Denver
M. Wright
St. Jomin
Turer
Huntamen
Duatant
Huntanten
Hog Island
Wright
Theft of Tire Warrants Tosses City Note
An Oklahoma City report notes a theft of tires salary warrants valued at 399 each. Bankers reportedly refuse to cash the warrants as the case draws attention to a local incident involving a principal figure, Mrs. Td Tale, and a school superintendent quoted on the matter.
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Oklahoma City
Dan
Td Tale
Oregon freshman tradition ends as caps ban lifts
At the University of Oregon in Eugene the senior traditions committee scrapped the green caps for freshmen. The green cap custom and other rituals have been eliminated, following earlier bans on the trash parade and library-step paddling.
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Eugene
Ore
Jam
University of Oregon
Creshmen
Irish Free State Votes Tuesday in Pivotal Election
Dublin reports the Irish Free State faces a decisive general election that will shape independence from Britain. Fianna Fáil leader Eamon De Valera closes his campaign with appeals from Dublin as rival Cumann na nGaedheal leader W. T. Cosgrave rallies in Cork. The result hinges on the preferential ballot, with final outcomes expected within days.
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British Commonwealth of Nationa
de Valera
Dublin
Coagrave
Cork
Train Wreck Confession Leads to Murder Charge
An 18 year old admits wrecking a train near Jacksonville Mississippi. Chirlea Wills, 16, orphan, confessed to causing the December 28 collision that killed two men. State officials say he planned the act for excitement, cutting a switch lock to derail a Wabash line train.
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MM. Tan
Chirlea Wills
Mitteneld
Murrill Johnson
Pike County
Wabash Railroad
Italy's New Envoy Arrives to Advocate U S Ties
New Italian ambassador to the United States Ancusta los an arrived from Unity to discuss duties and relations. He stated Italy is most interested in the United States as a young, active nation and intends to strengthen bilateral ties.
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Muscotin
United States
Becauag
Ancusta Losan
Uniy
Walsh Named For Secretary Of State In Cabinet Talk
Washington January 21. President Roosevelt leans toward Republicans and independents for his cabinet. Rumors place Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana, a Democrat aligned with insurgents, as a possible secretary of state. Senator Brannon B. Cutting of New Mexico may be offered secretary of the interior, with Owen D. Young opposed by insurgents.
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Cutting
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Tan
Kert Roosevelt
Pince Fe
Brannon B. Cutting
New Mexico
Mr. Roosevelt
Owen D. Young
Thomas J. Walsh
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Senate
Roosevelt
Glass
Virginia
Harding
Shanley Named Montana Democratic Fundraiser
J B Shanley of Butte has been appointed by the Democratic National Finance Committee as Montana chairman to raise the party fund. He aims to cover a national debt estimated at 700000 with 200000 inherited from the Al Swit campaign and seeks 4000 by February 15 in order to back Roosevelt’s administration.
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Ian
J. B. Shanley
Democratic National Finance Committee
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Farley
Roosevelt
Roosevelt tours Muscle Shoals power project site
President elect Roosevelt visited the idle 150 million dollar Muscle Shoals power and nitrate plant in Florence Alabama calling for early operation. He spoke to cheering residents aboard a special train and discussed government operation plans with congressional leaders overseeing the project. The tour included a view of Wilson Dam and the Tennessee River as plans for development were outlined.
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Tennessee
Muscle Shoals
Ala
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Florence
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Nebraska
Sheffiald
Als
Socialists Oppose General Sales Tax Mobilization
Chicago January 21 The Socialist Party of America and allied poets groups urged members and local organizations to unite in opposition to any form of a general sales tax. The drive aims to rally against tax plans affecting consumers nationwide.
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Chicago
Eralist Party of America
Poets Members
Borah backs plan to talk war debts with Great Britain
Washington reports President Roosevelt would discuss war debts with Great Britain as part of efforts to ease world economic problems. Senator Borah, head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, voiced strong support calling the move of great importance. Some Roosevelt allies on Capitol Hill questioned the timing and motives amid ongoing policy debates.
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Britain
Washington
Jan
Tresidrnt-clet
Roosevelt
Ager
Great Britain
Borah
Line
Senate Foreign Relations
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Robinson
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Repub
Capitol Hill
Drastic revision of farm bill in Senate likely
Washington January 21. A bold blue-penciling of the domestic allotment farm relief bill aims to cut out five of seven product benefits and possibly remove acreage reduction. Senate agriculture critics consider striking oats nicotine rice dairy tobacco and hoes while retaining only wheat and cotton. The measure would tax processors to fund relief and does not require production curbs, seen as essential to boosting farm prices through reduced surplus.
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Washington
House
Senate Agriculture
Tme
Escaping Jail Guest Caught in Airshaft
In Mbuquerane on January 21 John Ruel a federal prisoner sought an escape but became tightly wedged in a small airshaft. Officers reached him, recovered him and placed him in solitary confinement.
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Mbuquerane
John Ruel
Heln
Offieere
Reacus
Great Brit financier marries young wife in London
Norman Montagu governor of the Bank of England wed Prisectila Cecilia Maria Worsthorne in a Chelsea registry office ceremony just 17 minutes after legal start. The groom had filed intentions to marry the day prior, linking to the widow of Alexander Louth Wynand Roch Worsthorne and a London County Council member.
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Norman Montagu
Bank of England
Prisectila Cecilia Maria Worsthorne
Chelsea
Maander
Alexander Louth Wynand-Roch Worsthorne
Canneil
Blame for Crisis Arising in World Lies on France
Beaton reports Dr. Francis Drak of Columbia University accuses France of causing global tension. He warns that unless Versailles Treities and related treaties are corrected, oppressive powers may revolt, worsening the danger of war and destabilizing nations.
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