Gasteel Indicted Again Bond Rallies Amid Extradition Talks
The Montana banking case widens with new indictments and arrests. Casteel and Arneson face charges in Helena as authorities move toward extradition. Six arrests linked to the grand jury probe include Skellen Naegele Lindsey and Kenson, all released on bonds. In Hollywood, George Casteel and Forrest Nelson face separate indictments as missing funds and bank insolvency retell the tale. Olympic trials authorization shifts to the army after a conference led by Major General Bullard.
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Helens
Wine
Lilyon
Arneson
JA. H. Renégan
Big Thaber
Henking Corporation
Bossler
Indietijient
Grand Luis
Banking Corporation
Castech
L. Q. Skellen
State Bank
Fred Naegele
Lindsey
H. 8
Kenson
Alt of Helens
Jin
Specia
Hollywood
Montana
George VW. Casteel
Telonn
Cashel
Tn Club
Forrest Nelson
American Bank and Trust Company of Great
Nelson
Associated Brees
New York
Emul
Robert Lee Bullard
Governor's Mistake Sparks Montana Budget Row
Montana legislators clash over Branford resolution to cut state expenditures, arguing governor figures on revenue and appropriations. Carlson defends residents against excess spending while Pope faulted board of examiners for past salary controls, urging tighter scrutiny and potential further cuts.
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Inka
Branford
Montana
Carlson
Cascade
Gallatin
Wes
Pope
Scharnikow
Board of Examiners
Japan Seeks Citizenship Loss Clause in U S Japan Bill
Tokio Jan 23 AP report says a bill by the House revising nationality law aims to withdraw Japanese citizenship from Japanese who remain in the United States as part of diplomacy with Japan. The measure affects statelessness in the relations between Japanese residents abroad and Japan as talks continue.
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U. 3
Tokio
Dy Associated Press
America
Japan
Carnegie Pension Awards Listed
The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission at its 20th annual meeting in Wiltsburg recognized 25 acts of heroism, awarding one gold and three silver and bronze medals, plus $3 a year pensions to 12 dependents. It distributed $5,600 for education and $6,000 for other worthy purposes. Helen Gill Geist of Newark Delaware received a bronze medal for risking her life in a truck collision rescue attempt on May 29, 1923. a bronze was awarded to her son.
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Jas
Carnegie
Helen Gill Geist
West May Street
Newark
Delaware
Bronee
Hoppe Retains World Title With Decisive Victory
Willie Hoppe of New York defeats Jake Schaef er of Situ Dranelsen 2009 to 1196 in a title defense tonight. Hoppe has held the world championship since 1912, with one interruption in 1921. Schaef er posted 248 54 for an average. Hoppe’s three-plank game secured the win as both players showed championship form. An exhibition tour was planned, and Edouard Toremans was mentioned as a challenger in 60 days. Washington, D. C. reports show December costs rose 7.32 percent from 1945, and higher than 1923 and 1922 levels.
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Willie Hoppe
Ew Yori
Jake Schaefer
Situ Dranelsen
Toppe
Chan Hlensiig
Schuster
Jivepe
Noone
Schaetar
Rim
Bennetay
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Oppe
Uupps
Edouard Toreman
Wits
New York
Toremans
Atay Flere
Sehmeier Wit Ieave
Aboue
Cheedt
Clusion
Coolidge Pushes Northwest Farm Relief in Congress
President Coolidge urged Congress to extend War Finance Corporation loan authority to December 31 1924 and to back a broad plan for restoring credit in hard hit northwest farm areas. He called for cooperation from large banks railways insurance and supply houses and directed federal agencies to craft a practical action plan with bankers from Chicago Minneapolis and St Paul to Washington for talks. Farmers praised the message saying it aligned with Farm Bureau recommendations.
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War Finance Corporation
Congress
Une
Joans Fieretofors Pimade
Louis
Leo
Comerce and Agriculture
Dawes
W. R. Ronald
Mitchell
Republican
Finance Corporation
Coolidge
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Pal
Washington
Commerce and Agricultual
Senate
House
Trackhart
Aggies Top Beaten Cats In Utah Hoops Rivalry
Associated Press reports Utah Aggies beat Montana State at home in a basketball contest. Beasts led early, then Utah shut down the Cats with steady passing and strong shooting. Final score era described as Utah dominant, with Forsyth and Lyons leading scorers. The teams schedule a rematch tomorrow morning.
Bond for Ones As Material Witness Bond For Ones
Associated Press reports in Los Angeles and Denver describe a material witness bond set at 5 000 for Ilana Pines and Horace A. Greer as they face court appearances. Separate hearings were held at Mrs.arth Titre’s home amid hospital recovery of Pines and coordination with the district attorney. A Spokane report notes Beecher Hitchesk, manager of the Kankat Cudar company, elected president of the Western Rel Cedar Association.
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Los Angeles
Call
Jan
Ilana S. Pines
Denver
Irbom
Horace A. Greer
Mabel Normand
Copsad
Muel Post
Greers
J. Walter Manby
Pines
Ims Seversi Rialemenia
Spokane
Wash
Beecher Hitchesek
Kankat Cudar Company
Priest River
Ing
War Lanight
Western Rel Cedar Association
Mexican rebels evacuate Guadalajara as federals advance
Mexican revolutionary forces led by General Estrada evacuate Guadalajara amid a steady federal advance. A federal column with planes moves to resume control of Jalisco as rebel forces fracture into smaller units and pursuit by cavalry continues across the state. The Obregon plan aims for swift consolidation of the country after this westward disruption.
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Gem Estrada
Guadaljara
Jalisco
Javes
Feollapsen
Liv
Estrada
Cradalajara
Lommand
Obregon
Gymnastic Axereloen
Victoria
Tavaillois
Rebels lose ground as federal forces push into Tamaulipas
General Agsiste leads a large Sonora column toward Tamaulipas to aid the royal federals in crushing the rebellion. General Cavazos, a Hidalgo rebel chief, suffers a serious rout at Lxnsiqaitpan as federal pursuit continues. The Vera Cruz front remains tense and unsettled.
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Sonora
Tamaulipas
Cavazos
Hidalgo
Lxnsiqaitpan
Vera Crox
Distorted Item Lifts Calf Kidney to County Hospital
A garbled report from Garth, California, notes an individual named J. Johnson rushed to County Hospital in delirious condition after a prolonged fast described as 46 days. Physicians report the case involves an embargo on certain catabates and a potential $600,000 stake, with unclear details and wording.
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