Delay Confirmation Delays for Stone and Warren Nominees
AP reports continued delay in Senate action on Harlan F. Stone for Supreme Court and Charles B. Warren for Attorney General. DOJ sought an indictment against Senator Burton K. Wheeler in DC related to the same case. Senate judiciary subcommittee forwarded Warren without recommendation after Senator Walsh released Warren testimony from past sugar trust probes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harlan F. Stone
New York
Supreme Court
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Mr. Stone
Department of Justice
District of Columbia
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Warren
Senate Judiciary
Walsh
Democrat
Sugar Trust
Hagenbarth Heads Wool Body at 60th Convention
Frank J. Hagenbarth of Spencer Idaho was re elected president of the National Wool Growers association at the close of the 60th annual convention in San Francisco He has held the office since 1911 Three vice presidents Ellenwood California Johns Arizona Coffey Minnesota new executive members Chalmers Colorado Bacon Idaho Williams Montana Invitations for next year were submitted by Pot atella Roisse Idaho Salt Lake City Spokane and Butte The group adopted resolutions opposing higher grazing fees and tariff cuts urged a federal funds increase for eradicating predators backed a national marketing and distribution bureau and urged uniform livestock laws and closer federal state cooperation on animal diseases.
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Associated Fress
San Francisco
Frank J. Hagenbarth
Spencer
Idaho
National
Wool Growers’ Association
FLA
Ellenwood
California
A. A. Johns
Arizona
W. C. Coffey
Minnesota
Kenneth Chalmers
Colorado
Clyde Bacon
C. H. Williams
Montana
Pocatella
Roisse
Salt Lake City
Utah
Spokane
Washington
Butte
Mont
Interior
Pacific Coast
West
Eclipse to darken skies across United States tomorrow
A solar eclipse will cross the United States from Red Lake Minnesota to the Shetland Islands, with 20 million Americans able to view it. Weather forecasts warn of cloud cover as scientists prepare extensive observations from fixed observatories, ships, planes, and the dirigible Los Angeles, while many will view the eclipse through smoked glass.
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Red Lake
Minn
Shetland Islands
Atlantic
United States
Canada
Government Weather Service
Weather Bureau
New York
Massachusetts
Annecticut
Rhode Island
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Lower Michigan
Lake Timah
Los Angeles
New York City
Disorder in Chamber as Debates Over Debts Rattle Paris
Paris and the chamber of deputies erupted in the greatest disorder yet seen over the failure to vote an order to post Deputy Marin's speech on interallied debts. Deputy Desjardins led sharp criticism of the government majority for not adopting the St Marin theory regarding France's obligations.
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Paris
Associated Press
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Marin
M. Desjardins
St. Marin
France
Frances Kohlsaat Marrison Weds Samuel Dabney in Santa Barbara
Frances Kohlsaat Marrison, 29, daughter of John E Kohlsaaliot Kohlsaaliot Cincinnati, married Samuel Russell Dabney, 28 of Montecito, an hour after obtaining final decree of divorce from Learner Blackman Tarrison. The groom is son of wealthy Montecito residents Charles Dabney. They depart for a six months European tour.
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Associated Press
Santa Barbara
Calif
Frances Kohlsaat Marrison
John E G. Kohlsaaliot
Cincinnati
Herman J. Kohlsaat
Chicago
Samuel Russell Dabney
Montecito
Dvorce
Learner Blackman Tarrison
New York
Pioneer of Montana Pioneer Dies in Spokane
Spokane January 23 Nelson E B Linsley aged 82 a pioneer of the northwest mining industry died today in Spokane He leaves a son Clarence B in Seattle and two brothers John R of Dutton Montana and Ogden in California A Civil War veteran he moved from Virginia City Montana to the Boise Idaho district before settling in Spokane
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Spokane
Nelson EB. Linsley
Northwest
Linsley
Son
Clarence B
Seattle
John R
Dutton, Mont
Ogden, Tow
California
Virginia City
Mont
Doise
Idaho
House Passes Bills in a Long Grind
The Montana House of Representatives endured a long session with thirteen measures passing on third reading in the afternoon. House Bill No. 20, the closed primary bill by Flachsenhar, passed 69 to 31, and Moss' bill granting extra peremptory challenges in criminal cases moved to the senate 66 to 24. A group including Peat, Andrus, Fox, Walker, Shields, Stoddard, and Sable announced plans to introduce pari mutuel betting at state and county fairs to fund fair expenses.
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Montana House of Representatives
Flachsenhar
Senate
Peat
Missoula
Andrus
Custer
Fox
Silver Bow
Senate vote blocks forced consent for special committee spending
A lively Senate debate followed a close vote that refused to compel outside investigations to obtain consent before spending. Griffin moved action but failed to secure support, leaving probe funding decisions to existing rules and discretion.
Blame Eclipse for Heavy Fire Damage
Cleveland reports a stove top incident where Louis Fisherman Jr 14 sparked a blaze while smoking glass for an eclipse viewing. A match tossed into gasoline spread rapidly causing about 2500 dollars in damage per local fire officials.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Louis Fisherman, Jr
Senate panel spending rule defeated amid heated debate
An attempt to force senate consent for expenses by special committees investigating institutions outside Helena failed 28 to 22. Griffin of Blaine pushed the measure, arguing committees must not spend without senate approval, while opponents warned it would hamstring probes and limit expert input. Garber of Sanders protested from the floor. (Continued on Page Ten)
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Senate
Helena
Griffin
Blaine
Garber
Sanders
School For the Deaf and Dumb and Blind
Vocational School For Girls
Rye and wheat surge as stock market drives grain prices
Wheat rose to record highs in Chicago trading with May delivery near 1.93 to 1.94 dollars a bushel while rye jumped to about 1.78 to 1.76 dollars. Trading reflected fears of tightening supplies from Argentina Australia and Canada and a German rye flour purchase for Russia. Ongoing profit taking pulled wheat back slightly but rye remained strong amid demand and limited U.S. stocks.
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Chicago
United States
Australia
Hemis
Germany
Russia
Price of Montana crude boosted by 25 cent rise
Midwest refining company raised posted prices for Wyoming and Montana crude by 25 cents per barrel. Salt Creek 1.10 Grass Creek and Bike Basin 1.45 Osage 1.40 Cat Creek Montana 1.43. Ohio Oil joined with increases in Lance Creek 1.40 Rock Creek 1.20 Big Muddy 1.00 Sunburst Montana 1.05, Mule Creek and Grass Creek heavy unchanged at 0.60 and 0.90 respectively.
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Associated Tress Casper
Wyo
Midwest Refining Company
Wyoming
Montana
Salt Creek
Grass Creek
Bike Basin
Osage
Cat Creek
Ohio Oil Company
Midwest
Lance Creek
Rock Creek
Big Muddy
Mule Creek
P.O. Bill Granted Right of Way in Senate Proceedings
Washington January 23 the postal pay and rate increase bill received a clear read in the senate as a point of order against all proposed rate advances was defeated by 50 votes to 29 leaving further consideration of the measure to come after debate and some changes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
World to End Tomorrow Prophesied by Local Man
Elecar T. Smith of Greece, near Rochester, has sold his furniture and cow and killed his pigs as he prepares for the sun eclipse he says will end the world tomorrow at 9:09 AM in a locally reported prophecy.
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Assegated Press
Rochester
Elecar T. Smith
Greece
Heavy Decrease in Wool in America
The Associated Press reports a sharp drop in U S wool stocks held by dealers and growers. January 1 totals show 66 194 094 pounds, down from 117 284 238 pounds at the start of 1924. Domestic wool declined to 37 283 138 pounds from 58 281 203, while foreign wool fell from 34 437 034 to 28 868 386 pounds, marking a nationwide end of 1924 with sixty six million pounds in stock.
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Associated Press
Boston
United States
Commercial Bulletin
Bulletin
Young Army Officers Seize Helm in Chile Coup
In Santiago on January 23 a party of young army officers seized the Moneda palace, surrounding the government HQ with armed forces and signaling their intent to depose the ruling junta and push for neutrality in politics. The junta government resigned, a new junta formed, and President Alessandri was urged to return from Italy to resume the presidency.
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Chile
Santiago
Associated Press
Moneda
National Unit Party
Alessandri
Italy
One-Hubby by Day, Another by Night
Anna M. Beswick admitted living a day husband and a night husband while posing as an heiress to a $2,000,000 estate that proved mythical. She pleaded guilty to false defenses and defrauded prosecutors of over $5,000. Judge Smith deferred sentence three months to permit restitution.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Anna M. Beswick
Smith
Mas. Reswick
Banjo Sheik Held Over Delinquency Charge in Kingson Case
Keith Lord known as a banjo sheik was arrested by San Francisco police on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of Dorothy El Kingson a 14 year old girl who murdered her companion The case ties Lords to a group of so called sheiks performing at jazz parties and social events in the city
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Keith Lord
Leiner
San Francisco
Dorothy el Kingson
Drastic order closes Chicago homes for prohibition violations
Chicago, Jan. 23. A federal judge ordered two Chicago homes sealed under a prohibition act violation. Deputy marshals were to seal John P. Jones’s home after evidence of a still operation. Mrs. Kate Antonucci received 10 days to remove her effects for allegedly selling liquor from her home. The action was described as the most drastic here.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Wilkerson
John P. Jones
Kate Antonucci
Nun Shot and Killed by Supposed Lunatic
New Ulm Minn Jan 25 Sister Ermina in charge of a section of the St Alexander home for the aged was shot and killed today by Joe Putchner 63 an inmate who is believed to have been mentally deranged.
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Associated Press
New Ulm
Minow
Ermina
St. Alexander
Hero
Joe Putchner
New England in Grip of Cold Snap
Boston reports a brutal cold wave with northern and hill regions seeing 20 to 24 below zero. Forecasters warned the coldest weather of the year would arrive before daylight, tightening a frigid grip across the region.
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New England
Boston
Mass
Butteren Killed in Car Crash Near Butte
Four men were ejected when a car overturned on a curve near Butte. Richards, the driver, an undertaker for many years, and three others who drove rental cars suffered severe injuries and unknown fatalities. The accident occurred as the vehicle swung back onto the road after misjudging the bend.
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Hesraeh
Raymond
Hanratty
Ahaa
Lynch
Richards
Butte
Coal Mine Strike in Pennsylvania Ends With Return to Work
Scranton Pennsylvania January 23 11 000 coal workers strike of the Pennsylvania Coal Company ends as the international commission and striker representatives accept the proposal. Workers to return to mines Monday morning.
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Associated Press
Scranton
Pennsylvania Coal . Company
International Commission
Hero of Manchurian War Dies at 65
Moscow Jan 23 The death of General Ku rapatkin commander in chief of Russian armies in the Russo Japanese War is announced by the official Soviet News agency The general aged 65 died at Shemshurina in the Pskov district
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Moscow
Associated Press
Chauffeur Stecher Surrenders Over Bergdoll Flight
Eugene Stecher, chauffeur to Grover Bergdoll, millionaire draft evader, surrendered to the U S district attorney in Philadelphia. Held on charges of conspiracy and harboring a fugitive, with bail set at 10000. Stecher claims Bergdoll left him in Germany and he returned via Holland England and Canada, living in Philadelphia under the name Frank Johnson. He says he urged Bergdoll to return to the United States.
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Associated, Press
Philadelphia
Eugene Stecher
Grover Cleveland Bergdell
United States District Attorney
Stecher
Bergdoll
United States
Dickinson
Germany
Holland
England
Canada
Ermine Bergdoll
Grever
Frank * Johnson
Quarrel
United States District
Torney Deininger
Berge
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America
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Bergdell
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