Washington Worried Over Clash in Shanghai Disaster Toll
A damaged report recounts a deadly gas explosion in a brick building housing a pressing shop a grocery and a barber shop. Seven people died and four were injured including a 3 year old. Names such as Donald Meeker and Phyllis Roach appear among the injured and the dead. The blast caused by a leaky gas main prompted rescue efforts and fears of more victims. Continued on page Fear.
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Anna Ad
Donald Meeker
Hunter
Fred Klets
Mra Thorpe
Jennings
Jens
Phyllis
Buddy Roach
John Butler
Imay
Priests Spared by Mexican Firing Squad in Merida
Four priests facing execution in Merida were spared after a telegram from the Mexican president and a subsequent order in Mexico City. The men, accused of church violations, prayed overnight on January 12 and were later exiled instead of being executed. Companions Cohort and others arrived in New Orleans by boat following the incident.
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New Orleans
Jon
Merida
Tocatan
Plier
Maxico
Mexico City
Prather Gustavo* Tabellera
Yordham University
New York
Gam
Pixon
S. Oil Outfit Has Lost First Phase of Battle With Calles
The report notes a Mexican conflict where U. S. oil interests faced government actions as Calles fights back. The article covers U. S. political debate on Latin American policy, including resolutions by Moore and Huddleston criticizing administration actions toward Nicaragua and the Monroe Doctrine interpretation. The discussions include inquiries to Secretary Kellogg and references to the defense of independence in Latin American nations.
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Ashingtom
Howe
Representa Huddleston
Alabama
Secre
Tary Kellogg
Constean Inty India
Mox
Moore
Nicrros State House
Informa
Sellagg
Washington
Adalfa Dine
Foreign Affairs Committee
Virginian
Hughes
Rivers Rise and Many Remove in Ohio Floods
Jan 22. South and southeastern Ohio face a swelling Ohio River as rains swell river levels. The river, rising about three inches per hour, hampers basins and industry. Residents along the river bottoms from East Point to Portsmouth move belongings to higher ground despite government warnings that cold water may push the rise eastward.
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Ohio
Ohio River
Eaytrpoml
Portsmouth
United States
Cushing
Tulsa Woman Trials Charge of Husband Murder
In Tulsa on January 22 a jury received the case of Mrs. Elina Cline, 20, accused of murdering her husband Wesley. The state seeks life imprisonment. the defense contends she was involuntarily intoxicated and seeks acquittal.
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Tulsa
Okla
Jan
Eilna Cline
Welsey
Livestock Convention to Open in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City hosts the third annual National Livestock Association convention starting Tuesday with an expected attendance of 600 delegates. Woolgrowers from Montana and other states will arrive for grazing and forestry conferences, officials say, as San Francisco and El Paso compete for the 1925 event.
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Salt Lake
Man
Stoshmen
Forestry
Romain
M. Jarding
Agrizul
Mill
Corivin
E. W. Tomlinson
Sociation
Wimong
Firat
Utah
Butte
Montana
San Francisco
el Pano
Bigamist Run Down by a Sister of His Victim
A Madison Wisconsin report details a tense pursuit as a sister of a bigamist's wife seeks to expose his alleged crimes. Investigators from Mauston pursue leads about a second marriage, stolen bonds, and altered names. Authorities confirm efforts to locate the man and secure warrants while following clues from wrecked clothing and a garage storage find.
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Hint
Madison
Wis
William Mutter
Weta
Manston
Vasing
Slater
Anna Totridge
Modford I
Halen Coffey
Ssoh
Clark
Lero
Hiros
Wie
Jie
Clark and Coffey
la Record
Winona
Minn
Madlaon
Haldridge
Heralslar
Coffey
Carihare
Ernest Moxer
Elroy
Wingan
Mauston
Mra
Holarit
Train Collides With Bus Killing Ten in Texas
A train strike killed ten people when it crashed into a private party bus in Bastar, Texas, January 22. Among the dead was Mare Cheavens, sporting editor of the Baylor Times.
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Tound Tock
Texas
Attus
Fist International
Northern
Usilversus
Mare Cheavens
Baylor Tirlat
British troops readied for China amid crisis
London reports four battalions ordered to embark for the Far East as part of a broader force of about 1,000 marines likely to sail from Portsmouth Monday. An Indian brigade may join a rapid movement, with officials claiming preparations are protective, not aggressive, amid tensions in China. In Shanghai, tram strike violence left several injured as authorities battled workers with batons and bricks, while Washington voices concern over American nationals in China and a growing unrest near the international settlement.
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London
China
Portsmouth
Far East
Inuli
Wovernment
Foreign Office
Shanghai
Mupid
International Settlement
Ute
Central
Washington
State Department
Wilaldhanghay
Barber Shoots Mian for Wrecking Home
Denver dispatch reports a barber shot Jim Watson after an alleged home wrecking incident. Watson, an employee at the barber shop, was struck by four bullets as he fell to the floor. He fled and later refused to provide a statement to police.
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Barber
Mian
Denver
Jim
AW Watson
Dean Janes
Watson
Vicki
Weather warms sections as cold wave grips Texas
Weather forecasts showed warmer conditions in parts of the west and mountains but a severe cold wave persisted. Temperatures dropped to 44 below zero at Fossil Wy, while the Panhandle and North Texas faced the chill spreading southward through the day.
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Kansas City
Mountain Country
Fossil
Wye
Texas
North Texas
Weather Outlook in Coming Week for Northern Rockies
Considerable cloudiness with occasional snows in Montana and northern Wyoming. Temperatures expected to run above normal across the region with unsettled conditions throughout the coming week.
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Rocky Mountain
Montana
Wyoming
Lamport Named State Adjutant of American Legion in Montana
O C Lamport was named state adjutant of the American Legion Montana department by state commander Harry Widnson. Lamport, born in 1881, served in World War One with the Fourth Engineers and later held roles including vocational advisor and secretary of the Veterans Welfare Commission. He has long been active in veteran affairs and local and national Legion and auxiliary organizations. He resides at 701 Logan Street.
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Osella Lamport
Ain Reed
American Legon
Department of
Sugutant
Mery Tann Aol
Conarsin
Montana
AL Tapsang
Steven
Neadtuersterasm
Wnited
Harcan
Ainge
Mero Lamport
Flowas
Mays
Itahan
Amettein Legion
Sla
Meléna
Veterany Welfare Commission
Fla
American Legion of the
United States
Maria Anil Mele Hig
Logan Street
McNary Haugen Farm Bill Advances Out of Committee
The McNary Haugen farm relief bill won Senate Agriculture Committee approval and joined the House Agriculture Committee in endorsing the measure. The plan would create a federal farm board funded by a $230,900 appropriation to manage surpluses in wheat corn cotton and swine.
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Washington
McNary-Haugen
Senate Agriculture Committee
House Agriculture Commmittee
Federal Farm Board
Burlington Engineer Ends All With A Bun
A Burlington engineer named Clyde II Merginon, aged 47, shot himself in Torrington after a fatal incident involving a widow and two daughters. Police report the event occurred following a disturbance with Tallrond engines near Jrottablatt in Norrington, Woe. The case is under investigation.
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Heartsblatt
Nok
Tan
Burlington Tallrond
Jrottablatt
Norrington
Sulekio
Tvo
Torrington
Body of a girl found in swamp near Nowa Seasht
Authorities investigate a swamp death of a girl named in the Nowa Seasht area. Autopsy shows blunt force trauma and two additional wounds to the body, suggesting beating with a blunt instrument. Police discard robbery theory. murder investigation opens with few leads.
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Moston
Dan
Mabel
Matheson
Nowa Seasht
West Rashury
Tolay
James
Ser Handing
Vaotly Sax
Verhans
Ploronon Maraelian
Penhom
Vietin
Mathonoa
Miss Clark Not Murder Victim Declared
Cape May authorities say Miss Mary S. Clark died of natural causes or possible strangulation after autopsy by Dr. Judas Way. The body was found on the beach a week earlier. investigators remain unsure, noting no murder conclusion.
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Cape May
Novj
Mary S. Clark
Judas Way
Tate
Washington
Pittsburgh
Clark
Grazing Changes Opposed at Wool Growers Meeting
At Butte January 23 the Wool Growers Association rejected federal grazing changes for national forests and endorsed wool tariffs while opposing new national parks or monuments. Re-elected president Frank J. Uagenharth of Spencer Montana, with F. M. Ellenwood and A. A. Johns as officers, the group prepared to await Salt Lake City for final decisions. The final action, pending by the executive committee, will be announced later.
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Butte
Jan
United States
Frank J. Uagenharth
Spencer
Maho
Association
F. M. Ellenwood
Ted Bluff
Catt
First View
A. A. Johns
Prescott
Arig
Opden
Utah
Salt Lake City
Conference invite from governor elicits assembly response
Governor J. Jerickson extended a call for a conference to discuss statewide financial policy involving citizens from multiple professions. The invitation follows preceding legislative actions on a comparable measure and lists notable invitees from cities like Billings, Great Falls, Helena, and Missoula. The piece notes ongoing debates over funding and maintenance of the state university and public schools, with the current funding structure up for reevaluation.
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Tony Ciizens
Representitia
Vated Uvlis
Ami Professions
Inehiding Tournonen
J. 12
Jerickson
Mirebe
Montiena Lominhul Tre
Vnough Hoven
Joeman
Wits
Pysinn
Johson
Billings
James
Niate
Bert
Polson
I. D. O'Donnell
Elle
James J. O'shea
Robert
L. Stockton
Clarketon
Norman B
Sttalter
Dolena
M.S. Gunn
Helthest
Montana Legislature Buys Economy and Fewer Laws
Reports indicate the Republican legislature follows Governor Erickson's push for economy with fewer new bills and reduced treasury drafts. Law enforcement groups fear rising legislative activity remains unchecked as lawmakers seek larger state gains while aligning with the governor's restraint.
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Rooy Helene
Treasury
Erickson
Mac To
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