Senate funds seek tougher prohibition enforcement
Washington reports the senate approved a 2 000 000 appropriation aimed at stricter enforcement of prohibition. The proposal would grant wide powers to the first executive in expenditures under the deficiency act. Secretary Mellon objected but the funding was advanced, with Hoover context noted as forthcoming before March. The measure also added 250 000 for a thorough investigation of prohibition.
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Washington
United States
Senate
Auso
Coolidge
Therbert Hoov
Flsf
Harria
Georgii
Dry
Mellon
Hoover
Lera
Arctic trapper aided by 1700 mile radio relay
Ottawa reports medical instructions via long distance radio aided a trapped explorer H. Hall reaching Ope's Advance from Diana Bay by sled. First aid had been given, with Dr J J Magerty advising further treatment. Within 50 minutes F Woodrow secured expert guidance from a northern health official, splints applied, patient shows satisfactory progress.
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Josh Medico
Hudson
H. Hall
Ope
Diana Bay
F. Woodrow
E Trail Radio
J. J.agerty
Department of Health
Loaely
Dson
Mrs A B Cook of Velaria Dies in Seattle
Mrs A B Cook wife of the late Andrew B Cook died in Providence hospital Seattle after a long illness at 4 30 Tuesday afternoon. Daughters Gloria and Mary Agnes and son Hervey learned of the death in Helena where they were staying. Cook, a stockman, had died in Helena November 24 1928 after Mrs Cook went to Chicago for medical aid.
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A. B. Cook
Andrew B. Cook
Providence Hospital
Seattle
Helena
Knows Stockman
Cook
Chicago
Mr. Cook
St. Peter's Hospital
Gloria
Mary Agnes
Hervey
Oklahoma Governor Suspected as Impeachment Charge Advances
In Oklahoma City on January 22 AP reports the sixth impeachment charge against suspended Governor Henry Johnston moved forward as the Oklahoma House adopted the article. Accusations center on illegal employment of Richy Fitzpatrick, formerly Ardmore, as special attorney for the banking department. The impeachment action also highlights Mrs. O. O. Hammonds and rumors of her influence over officials amid ongoing hearings and political tensions.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Henry
Johnston
Hammonds
Oklahoma
House of Representatives
Senate
Richy Fitzpatrick
Ardmore
Poison Woman Shooting Justifiable Says Widow
Mrs. Kate Sullivan, 50, a former Butte resident, told a coroner's jury she acted in self defense when James Johnson, drunk and threatening, forced entry to her ranch home. She said she took a gun from him and shot him in the head, a near-unanimous finding of justifiable action supported by sheriff and neighbors testimony.
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T Polson
Kate Sllivan
Butte
James Johnson
Sullivan
Johnson
Needham
Bloodshed in Hidalgo Civil Contest Ends With Heavy Losses
Mexico City reports that Jose Parres followers suffered 44 killed and 100 wounded in clashes during Hidalgo governor election contests. Opponent casualties not estimated as armed civilian bands clashed across the state.
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Mexico City
E! Universal Grafico
Jose Parres
Hidalgo
King George to go to seaside for convalescence
London January 22 AP reports King George will be taken to the seaside to convalesce from a lengthy illness. No medical bulletin was issued tonight but officials announced the king’s condition was satisfactory.
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London
George
Much of Nation Chilled in Seas as Ships Struggle
News reports from New York state storms at sea with seven ships in peril. The American tanker Danachaike and the Australian freighter Morida were disabled about 800 miles off the Virginia capes, while liners America and President Jarvison moved to aid them. A northwest gale raged as distress calls came in and the British freighter Teesbridge begged for help near Cape Race before losing wireless contact.
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New York
Danachaike
Morida
Virginia Capes
America
Jarvison
Teesbridge
Cape Race
Bill to amend Montana classification law for higher revenue
The Montana House considers a bill to change property tax classifications to raise state revenue and ease the fiscal crisis at the University of Montana. Representatives Nagle Jones Phillips Mierett Musselshell Dellon Lake Jameson Yellowstone file the measure, proposing 50 percent of full valuation for classes two through seven, while class one remains 100 percent. the amendment would apply to all state taxes and is continued on page Bovey.
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State of Montana
University of Montana
House of Representatives
House
Nagle
Elenay Jones
Phillips County
Mierett
Musselshell County
Dellon
Lake County
Jameson
Yellowstone County
Forest Service road plans trimmed in Montana allocations
Requests for about 1.25 million dollars for forest service projects in Montana were reduced to roughly 678 thousand for the next two years by the forest-highway conference. Wolena Laws and Clark County were cut from the final allotment despite push from Helena Commercial Club and Fred E. Kessler for McDonald Pass road over the Continental Divide.
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Forest Service
Montana
Wolena
Laws
Clark County
Fred EE. Kesssler
Helena
Good Roads
Kessler
McDonald Pass
Continental Divide
Stevens
Nor West
Nebraska House Debates Plain English Prescriptions Bill
A bill introduced in the Nebraska house proposes that all doctors must write prescriptions in plain English. The measure aims to simplify medical instructions for patients and reduce misinterpretation in Lincoln.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska
House of Representatives
Trelay
Earthquake Deaths Reported in Suyuan China
Reports from Peking say a Sunday quake in Suyuan, north of the Great Wall in Shanxi province, caused many deaths as buildings collapsed and tanks or tanks? damaged tracks and railroad lines.
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China
Peking
Suyuan
Great Wall
Shane Province
Three Tots Burn in Buleltown Blaze
Missoula Jan 22 AP Three children aged two years nine months and under survived a Milltown house fire that killed one child, while another fatally burned and a third sustained minor injuries as the mother was away outside with a pet.
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Buleltown
Missoula
Milltown
Tally Tresehel
Rudolph Treselel
Edwin
Milk Strike Ends in Chicago Dairy Fight
Peace returns as dairymen suspend the milk producers strike amid arbitration talks with distributors and officials. Clyde L. King of New York is tapped to mediate the dispute, with Chicago area groups halting efforts to cut air supply and protect supply lines, averting a broader milk shortage.
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Chicago
Dairyien
Dealera
Clyde L. King
New York
Neryoe Ge Median
Ming Wa Oldister
Neo
Kentucky farmer attacked his daughters in home
Munfordville Kentucky on a day in 92 a farmer named Jaro Aviette Bowling, a retired farmer, crushed the skulls of two young daughters in their bedroom with a heavy hammer. The victims Virginia Francona eighteen and another daughter aged about fifteen were severely injured though one reportedly survived. Authorities voiced belief the man was deranged.
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Munfordville
Dan
Jaro Aviette Bowling
Retirat Farmer
Turlay
Virginia Francona
Dans
Phyaleline
Rowling
Snow This Afternoon Forecast for Montana and Surrounding Areas
Weather forecast notes snow this afternoon with a rising temperature trend. A high pressure system, centered over Alberta yesterday, dominates Montana and western regions. Overnight lows reached 22 degrees below zero on Main Street with recorded extremes from zero to 34 below. Blowing snow eased but temperatures fell across northern, central, and southeastern areas, with rain in the coast and mixed precipitation in Idaho, Washington, and Kansas. Continued notes indicate continued unsettled conditions across the region.
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Montana
Alberta
Main
Weather Bureau
Divide
Idaho
Washington
Kansas
Lewistown
Clear biting weather grips the state
The Associated Press reports difficult travel as cold, biting conditions sweep across the state. Roads are slick and visibility limited as winter weather persists. Officials urge caution for motorists and recommend delaying nonessential travel. Local schools and businesses assess closures and delayed openings. Strong winds compound the chill across several counties.
Anaconda Stockholders to Vote on Doubling Capitalization
New York Jan 22 AP Stockholders of Anaconda Copper Mining Company called to a March 14 special meeting to approve doubling capitalization to 600 million dollars, 42 million shares of 50 par. Also offered plan to exchange Chile Copper minority stock for Anaconda stock in a 73 to 109 ratio, with Anaconda holding majority in Chile Copper. Anaconda stock around 127, Chile around 40, 73 Anaconda shares valued at 9,271, 100 Chile shares at 49,000.
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New York
Anaconda Copper ‘Mining Company
Chile Copper Company
Inga
Anaconda
Chito
Question Mark stops in city in Louisiana
The Fokker monoplane Question Mark, famed for endurance records, landed at Shreveport airport after a flight from Midland Texas. The return trip to Washington from San Diego was delayed as the refitting ship rested at Dallas to recharge, arriving about an hour later.
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Shreveport
Calvarnia
Sherevport
Midland
Texas
Oy Niles
Washington
San Diego
Dallan
English Channel Tunnel Proposed Reexamined in Commons
London Jan 22 The House of Commons again discussed the channel tunnel plan. Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin announced a comprehensive non party review of the long standing project. Economists favor a tunnel but military strategists have opposed it amid debate over strategic risks.
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London
English Channel
House of Commons
Stanley Baldwin
England
Charity Ball Publicity by Mrs Lowell in Texas
Mrs Lowell of 204 Power Street handles publicity for the annual Charity Ball to benefit St Peter's Hospital. The event will be held at the Shrine Temple this evening, with proceeds supporting hospital work and Episcopal aid.
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Texas
Lowell
Power Street
Shrine Temple
St Peter's Hospital
Till” Lowell
Iress
Helena
Hitsiarss
Snowbound trolley crash in Ohio kills 17
A blinding snowstorm caused a collision between a Greyhound bus and an electric interurban car near Bellevue Ohio. Seventeen people died and fifteen were injured as the two vehicles slammed at a double crossing on the Lake Shore line. Eyewitness Darvil Crash of Cleveland described the tense moments before impact as the interurban sped toward the bus, the car mounting the bus and crushing it beneath a tangle of twisted steel and wood. Continued on page two.
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Bellevue
Ohio
Hus
Greyhound Company
Toledo
Pittsbirgh
Lake Shore
Norwalk
Here
Darvil
Eduard Butler
Cleveland
Thorn
Élctric
Montana Senate Confirms Maay on Equalization Board
The 21st legislature confirms Maay for a six year term on the state board of equalization, succeeding W. J. Walker who resigned to run for governor. Also notes a police law change granting Spanish American War veterans police officer privileges, and Senate Bill No 12 for furnishing printed copies of huts and journals to assembly members, with ongoing committee action.
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Montana
Senate
Maay
Legislative Assembly
J. E. Forsyth
Marn
Republian
W. J. Walker
Shelser
Harmony Record
Ap Erickson
Daniel J. Muri
Kemmis
Assembly
Dean of New York Cathedral Resigns
New York on January 2 AP The Very Rev Howard Robbins dean of the cathedral of St John the Divine resigns effective March 31 The trustees accepted the designation at a meeting held at the cathedral head office due to Bishop Willis T Manning illness Highlights Robbins resignation follows church leadership changes in New York City churches and cathedrals with Manning’s heath affecting scheduling
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New York
Howard Robbins
St. John the Divine
Itre
Willisix T. Manning
Car Turns Over as Woman Delivers Baby in Snowdrift
Ashland Wis Jan 22 AP reports a car wreck on a country road five miles from town. Mrs Mike Matute crawled from the overturned vehicle and gave birth to a son in a snowdrift. Both mother and child are reported doing well.
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Ashland
Wis
Mike Matute
U. S. Marine Killed by Nicaragua Bandits
Private Everett A. Rector was killed in action by outlaws northeast of Yali in Jinotega, Nicaragua, as Marine headquarters reported. No other casualties or combat details given. Marines continue patrols in the northern Nicara guan region amid ongoing outlaw activity. last casualty was December 6.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Lap—Marine
Everett A. Rector
Rector
Yali
Jinotega
United States Marine Corps
Desse
Saigt
Charles Williams
Hart
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Ont
Arctic
G. Hudson
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Ince North
Department of Marine
Otwa
Veleria
Hammond Ross
State Banking Department
King George
Harry G. Baker
Page Bovey
MLK War Ingh Closed
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Associated Press
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Double Capital
Chile
Gopper GD
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Charles R. Brazier
New York Cathedral
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