Patent suit favoring Anaconda Copper over Montana group
United States District Court ruled in favor of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company against Carson Investment Company and John Miller in a complex patent dispute. Judge Bourquin found the patents valid with limited infringement, noting prior use of furnace operations at Dollar Bay Michigan as part of the background and granting a substantial but reduced relief.
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Tle
Carson Insent Company
John Miller
Anaconda Copper Ag Company
McBourquin
United A
Tarson Investment Company
Ige Bourquin
Opera
Dollar Bay
Mich
Alaska Floods Ravage Copper River Districts
In Alaska severe floods have swept Cordova and Copper River districts as ice jams burst along the Richardson Highway and near Copper River. Bridges were destroyed and towns cut off while warm spell melted snow, leaving rivers heavily iced and districts sparsely populated with damaged homes and farmland in the path of the rising waters.
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Alaska
Copper River
Cordova Ag
Tarfna
Uy Lee
Parla
Richardson High
Chiuna Copper River
Inghway
Copper T
Tridge
Fresh grave to be reopened in Charles Ciryd case
A fresh grave for Charles Ciryd, 19, linked to Veda Belefey's death two weeks ago, is slated for reopening to determine if the death was self inflicted. today Miss udle was seen conferring with a party regarding an offer from Ch newspaper about her life written by herself.
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Shallown
Charles Ciryd
Veda Belefey
Miss Udle
Hersely
Colorado Supreme Court Ousts Judge Lindsey
The Colorado Supreme Court ordered Neon B Lindsey ousted as judge of the Leaver Juvenile Court after 29 years. Lindsey pledged to fight, declaring the removal not easily accomplished as a federal election produced changes and a successor may be appointed.
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Colorado Supreme Court
Lindsey
Denver
Ilegal
Neon B
Pudge
Leaver Juvenile Court
Eisily
Hungry Comedian Nay Draw Con
In Washington on January 24 reports indicated Charlie Chaplin aimed to secure release of more than 600000 held against the government. Attorneys for the movie star pressed officials for a fast bond to cover the alimony portion in Mrs Chaplin's divorce suit, while funds from corporations connected to Charles Tapino were sought toward the temporary alimony claim.
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Charlie Chapin
New York
Tos Angeles
Tormys
Litas
Chipha Toda
Charles Tap Ino
Chapha
Washington
Wien
Betty Lenges
Tie
Uraduerd
Ps Senitur
Teraey
Former Montanans Linked to Land Fraud Probe
Washington reports immediate inquiry into charges of fraud tied to negotiations ending in Merrick Lumber Company concessions and about 900 million feet of timber in Bear Valley of the Almyr national forest. Resolutions seek further examination of fraud in public domain parcels across Arizona California Mexico and Texas. Names Innes Gerard and Frank Slowener linked to Oregon resort negotiations and later to Merrick Lumber Company and Malheur Railroad subsidiaries.
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Washington
Merrick Lumber Company
Bear Valley
Alnihrur
Oregon
Cameron
Arizona
Bianfloll
California
Mexico
Texas
Ureed
Innes
Gerard
Frank Slowener
Montana
US Forest Service
Oregon Resorts
Ince
Malhuer Nailroad
Swills 86 Cups of Coffee Then Beer, Claims Title
AP dispatch from Fergus FallsMinn reports Harry Smet known as Harry the World’s Coffee King drinks 86 cups in six hours then a pint of beer to stake a world record claim The feat allegedly tops a Gun Barber record and triggers a televised challenge with a vow to drink more than the world’s limit as part of a publicity stunt
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Hipeg
Frank
Trachimawice
Belman Barber
Smet
Harry
Gun Barber
Fergus Falls
Minn
Scots shaken by quake sends tremor through towns
Cuinburg Scotland January 24 reports rattling tremor across many Scottish towns from Shetland to Orkney and as far south as Pittlochry. Railway signalmen felt cab sway but no casualties. Aberdeens and Peterhead also shook with reported structural effects.
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Cuinburg
Scotland
Shet Tint Islands
Orkneyes
Pittlochery
So Sloch
Aberdeen
Peterhead
Earth tremor reported across southern Norway
An earth tremor was felt around 6:20 AM across a large portion of southern Norway, with reports from multiple areas in O6, Norway on January 24.
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Norway
President nomination to Interstate Commerce Commission rejected
The Senate rejected Cyrus E Wagde of Pennsylvania for the Interstate Commerce Commission after a three day behind closed doors battle. The vote ended 49 to 28, with opposition from Senator Reed of Rhode Island and allied Republicans, while Woods of Pennsylvania previously secured endorsement from Metcalf and Pepper.
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Washington Law
Cyrus E Wagde
Pennsylvania
Senate
Spain
Japan
Mi Woods
Pennsylyama
Firme
Reeds
Reed Republican
Jhesstone
Minst Isle
Phen
W Vwoorlark
New York
Richard Vo Fayler
Alabama
Emery
Reed
President Coolidge
Coffey Says Killing of His Wife Came of Quarrel Over Woman
Coffey, 48, confessed to killing Mrs Cattle in Wisconsin, claiming a quarrel over a woman sparked the act. Attorney Tahert Clark and others note Coffey faced multiple counts. the case references ethereal details and continues on another page.
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Coffey
Willam
Nes Cotte
Salem
Tiemist
Eelena
Wisconsin Vother
Amy Aimilar
Fochtel
Jona
Anlentaatiapl
Wau Lacape
Wisconsin
Cottey
Tahert Clark
Daneau
Tax Cut Debate Divides Democrats Over GOP Backing
Democrats pressed for a tax cut plan in the House with a 218-signature petition, seeking GOP support to bypass leadership and push permanent relief. Republicans argued treasury surplus and deferral, with Rep Malls opposing the motion as impracticable this session and urging action in the next Congress.
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Washington
House
Representattves Garrett
Representaine Malls
New York
Gerrard J. Winston
Garrett
Lig
Coolidge
Treasuiry Wall
Grielt
Treasury
Wets and Days in Hectic Battle in U S Upper House
Fractured debate in the U S Senate over temperance and prohibition reform intensifies pressure for moderation of Volstead Act provisions. Lawmakers clash on enforcement, penalties, and constitutional boundaries as party lines harden. Continued in another page.
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U.S
Carol Says He Is Not Going Home Yet
Tone Van Bay reports Prince Carel of Roumant refuses to return home soon. The former crown prince spoke through correspondence noting retirement plans and delaying travel. His statement comes as official sources confirm he will stay abroad until further notice.
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Carol
Tone van Bay
Prince Carel
Roumant
Hte
Verstad
Shsetiss
Weather Summary Notes Confused OCR Entry
Fragmentary weather note reports sleet in the southwest and snow in the northwest with warmer conditions in Montana. Mentions wind, ground conditions, and regional references to Texas, Corpus, Vancouver, and mountain areas. Text is garbled with unclear dates and many misspellings.
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Montana
Milwaukee Receiver Protests G N Plans
Washington in protest against the Great Northern project to build about 40 miles of new Western line to Circle, Montana. The Milwaukee receiver carriers request the Interstate Commerce Commission to deny the plan unless Milwaukee is allowed to participate in the new branches.
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Washngton Jin
New Westran Ayrey
Montana
Great Northern
Ho Ahout
New Farm Relief Plan Aims to Replace McNaty Haugen measure
Washington January 24 A new farm relief plan would replace the McNaty Haugen measure if a man fails to win appeal. Prepared for introduction by Representative Wallison Republican South Dakota the plan would substitute an insurance fund for the equalization fee. It would be built from collection charges deducted from the price and farmers receive at delivery of crops.
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Washington
McNaty Haugen
Walliison
Republican
Sour Dakota
McNaty-Hauzen
Hit Jardine on polities for grazing action promised
Salt Lake City January 24 FI AC the conclusion of a conference with livestock men over grazing permit fees on national forests Secretary of agriculture Jardine said the responsibility of settling the question is mine and I am going to take it He criticized officials for approaching the issue from the wrong angle and warned that any increase based on the forest’s apparent value to private grazing would hinder economic development of adjacent lands.
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Salt Lake City
Fi—Ac
Wo M Jardine
Age Culture
Tam
Witsig
C J Ratchford
Forestry Service
Qin Casement
Hivrong
Cai
Wisconsin student dies by own hand after note to parents
A University of Wisconsin student, Moore, aged 24, died by a self inflicted gunshot at a campus residence. He left a suicide note stating life was better off dead and mentioned fears about how criminals and thugs are on the rise. He asked his parents and fraternity brother to expect a message from the spirit world, and said he would attempt to communicate with Horton.
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Madison
Wistan
Wisconsin
Cassel
Saniarimes
Viisersty
Moore & Veto
Sincade Almagade
Robert Nforton
Oak Park
Tomaht
Whdhught
Soung
Horton
Browning Case Opened and Transferred to Carmel Court
Edward W. Browning’s reparation trial against his wife Frances Hearnan opened in White Plains New York, then was transferred by Justice Seager to Carmel. The street scene outside the courthouse drew reporters, photographers and farmers as the court planned to resume at 10:40 am with Justice Seager presiding.
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Edward W. Brows
Frances
Peaches) Hearnan
White Plaine
Justice Seager
Carmel
Slonghia
Way
Tech
Nical Nign
Supreme Court
Jyalien Seeger
Browning Glyt
Crown
New York
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