GATTLEMEN DEMANDING PROTETION ON LIVESTOCK TARIFF
Washington Jan 24 AP A flood of requests for higher duties on livestock and meat products opened before the house ways and means committee as it reviewed the agricultural section of the tariff act. Western cattle growers urged higher rates while some wholesalers opposed increases, arguing the cattle industry faces unrest and market risks. F Davis of Denver urged feeder cattle tariffs at three cents and slaughter cattle at four cents, backed by many witnesses.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Argent Fine Cattle
Anens
Meleck
F. Davis
Denver
Colorado Saint Bureau and Stockgrowers' Association
Davis
Texas Ship Falls Three Men Dead at Airport
Three men died when a cabin monoplane crashed at San Angelo municipal airport while attempting a landing in strong wind. Pilot Al Henley of Fort Worth and two Fort Worth residents, Chick Shytles and Don Frazee, were aboard. They had flown to attend the opening of the new airport.
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San Angelo
Texas
al Henley
Fort Worth
Chick Chick Shytles
Forth Worth
Majestic Theater
Don Frazee
Texas Christian University
Henley
Oklahoma Governor and His Lady Boss in a Very Weird Light
Oklahoma City reports legislative inquisitors pressed for admissions about rumors surrounding Governor Johnston and his inner circle. Private secretary H S Sullivan provided many details linking Johnston to his confidential secretary and Armstrong, reported to share Rosicrucian ties.
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Henry
Johnston
Oklahoma
Storms
Profem
Senate
John Head
Chatruuin
W. J. Holloway
Oklahoma City
Henry S. Johnston
H. ¥. Sullivan
relaHong
Hammonds
James R. Armstrong
Trenerry Cleared Of Liquor Charge In Billings
Mayor Arthur Trenerey and Carlin Hotel proprietress Mrs. A. M. Leach were acquitted of conspiring to violate the national prohibition act. The government alleged the mayor conspired with federal agents posing as buyers to shield the hotel from liquor arrests.
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Billings
Arthur Trenerey
A. M. Leach
Carlin
Aged husband alleges wife solicited mate while plotting death
In Tacoma on Jan 24 AP report, William Smith, 82, testifying in a divorce case, claimed his wife Mary Smith and her son plotted to kill him after taking out a life policy. He said she ran a newspaper ad seeking a new husband while living with him, and described her son’s presence as tense. He cited an ad: Widow, 52, worth 40,000, will inherit 8,000 soon, wishes to marry.
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Tacoma
Wash
Mary Iten
James Bassett
Smith
Park Land Bill Sent to Proxy
Washington reports the House passed a Senate bill to allow exchanges of Montana national forest tracts with privately owned land within six miles of park boundaries. It moves to the president for signature. Officials say privately owned timber lands near the forests should be exchanged to improve timber production.
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Washington
House
Senate
National Forests
Montana
Department of Agriculture
Three murderers executed in Sing Sing chair
Ossining N Y January three men convicted of killing a Brooklyn policeman were executed in the electric chair at Sing Sing prison. The condemned were Harry Dreitzer Isadore Helfant and Israel Fischer all residents of New York City.
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Ossining
N. Y
Jan. M
Brooklyn
Sing Sing Prison
Harry Dreitzer
Isadore Helfant
Israel Fischer
New York City
Three rescue parties race to save sick keeper in Yellowstone park
In subzero weather and deep snow three parties of Yellowstone park employees press toward Old Faithful to reach Jack Worth, 37, a winter keeper at the hotel company in Sassoula, who has suffered heart trouble for over a week. They rely on telephones to Mammoth and Livingston doctors as supplies run out. Travel is painfully slow. a return attempt is made tonight, with more teams joining from Mammoth and Canyon.
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Livingston
Yellowstone Park
Jack Worth
Sassoula
Old Palthful
Tis
Josep Douglas
Mammoth
Old Vaishin
Oman
Mammoth Hot Springs
Canyon
Worth
Hungarian Girls Prepare For Duel In Budapest Snow
In Budapest on January 24, police halted a planned duel between Madame Kovach, wife of a wealthy industrialist, and Mile. Targo, a music teacher. Seconds gathered in a park as both sides ready to duel but officers intervened before weapons were drawn. The antagonists pledged to seek other means to settle their quarrel.
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Budapest
Hungary
Madame Kovach
Mile
Targo
Mme Kavach
Theusis
Exiled Soviet Leader Trotsky Reported Near Afghan Border
London reports authoritative claim from Afghan delegation that an army commanded by Leon Trotsky, the deposed Soviet leader, is on the border of Afghanistan awaiting events. The dispatch notes the expeditionary force gathered on January 25.
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London
The
London Express
Leon Trotsky
Afghanistan
Sheriff orders slot machines out county wide
Sheriff Burgess said he acted on his own volition to remove slot machines from cigar stores and other venues where they operated on a percentage basis. He cited widespread use in open show windows and near front doors, with kids and patrons affected as the devices moved into public view. He warned he would keep the machines out permanently if possible and noted three outfits had already placed devices in back rooms before the crackdown.
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Aix
Basia
Burgess
Highway commission opens 192d road construction campaign
Montana highway commission awards contracts totaling about $500,000 for degrading, surfacing, and re surfacing 107 miles of highways and 10 bridges across 13 counties. Projects include work in Park Blaine Gallatin Beaverhead and other counties with bids from Crick & Kana Sioix City and others. Continuous page note indicates continuation on page ten.
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Highway Commission
Montana Aighway Commission
Snd
Hisyto Jon Brown and Son
Hoxzeman
Trippet
Yellowstone Sangen
Park County
Crick & Kana
Ang- Kune
Wid
Blaine County
West County
Lind
Uarlem
Pickus Constrtucion Company
Sioux City
Iowa
Sbid
Three Forks- Townsend
Gallatin
Broadster
Collinson
Anaconda Fire Destroys Sundial Theater. Damage Reaches 202000
Anaconda fire has caused losses approaching 202000 dollars after destroying the Sundial theater and damaging the Florence garage as walls collapsed. An unverified report claimed a unidentified boy nicknamed Dick was trapped under debris at the gate.
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Anaconda
Sundial
Florence
Keyes Says That Car Just Loaned to Him
Former Los Angeles district attorney Asa Keyes on trial for bribery was crossed by prosecutors over gifts he received while pursuing Julian Petroleum executives. His wife and daughter were summoned as defense witnesses. Keyes left the stand without redirect.
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Los Angeles
Asa Keyes
Julian Petroleum Corporation
Elizabeth Keyes
Keyes
John J. Murphys
Jacob Berman
Julian
Parachute Jumper Leta Wishart Dies in Newhall Accident
In Newhall California on January 24 Leta Wishart 28 a professional parachute jumper was killed during a double jump filmed for a motion picture Her chute failed to open as her husband watched from the ground. Tooth Gibson a motion picture cowboy acted in the film and witnessed the tragedy.
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Newhall
Cal
Leta Wishart
Tattan
Tooth Gibson
Marines Guard Briton in Nicaragua Ranch Attack
United States marines were sent to guard the ranch of Charles Potter a British subject at Manigua Nicaragua after messages to the British legation said outlaw gangs attacked the ranch burned the house and drove off value. About a hundred outlaws were involved causing considerable property damage.
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Manigua
Nic
Abi
United States
Charles Potter
Department of
Sessions Today Convene Senate at 14 MM
The Senate convenes today at 14.00 hours while Jay Houte opens sessions at 10 30 a m advising lawmakers on agenda and timing.
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Senate
Jay
Houte
Butte Man Among Heroes in Lifeboat Rescue
A New York AP dispatch lists the lifeboat crew aiding Chief Officer Harry Manning during the America rescue of 32 crew members from the Italian freighter Florida. Named participants include W. J. Clark and Fannie Clark of Butte Montana, plus several others across New York City Union City New Jersey San Francisco Braddock and Jessup.
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New York
America
American Tonight
Harry Manning
Florida
W. J. Clark
Fannie Clark
Amhurst Avenue
Butte
Mont
Salvation Army Case in Courts
London January 24 The legal battle opens in the high court of chancery tomorrow between Tramwell Bouth and the Salvation Army High Council to determine if the injunction last week preventing the election of a successor remains in force A speedy special trial of the case on its merits is expected according to reports
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London
High Court of Chancery
Tramwell Bouth
Salvation Army
High Council
All on Florida Safe Recovers Crew Of Stranded Freighter
The Italian freighter Flonda, wrecked 800 miles at sea, returned its crew safely after a rescue by Captain Fried and the ship America. Thirty two sailors were aboard. six were seriously injured, four very ill, but all survived thanks to seafaring courage and radio guidance assisting in the perilous operation.
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New York
Fried
Anvens
Thei Iot
America
Associated Press
Roosevelt
House Committee Urges New Building for State Insane Asylum
The House committee warned the State Hospital for the insane at Warm Springs that 55 criminal insane inmates would be in grave danger if a fire occurred in current quarters. They labeled the building a serious fire hazard and recommended a $75,900 appropriation for a new facility to replace the aging structure.
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State Hospital For
Warm Springs
House
Berfoux
Bryan Junior to Wed Ellen Brot Balinger in LA
William Jennings Bryan Jr., 39, son of the late leader, announces he will marry Ellen Brot Balinger, 37, of Los Angeles next Wednesday. She is a divorcee with two sons. Bryan, divorced two years, has three daughters. He is a practicing attorney here.
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Los Angeles
Cali
William Jennings Bryan Jr
Ellen Brot Balinger
Bryan
Earthquake Likely Hits Mexico Area Detected at Georgetown
Washington January 24 AP An earthquake of very severe intensity was recorded on Georgetown University’s semisograph today with the maximum intensity at 354 pm. Director Tondorf believes the quake probably originated in Mexico or offshore nearby.
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Washington
Georgetown University
Tondorf
Mexico
Gov Erickson Reappoints Three State Officials
Gov J E Erickson announces four year terms for LM Brandford as commissioner of state lands Austin B Middleton as warden of state prison and Dr H A Balton as superintendent of state hospital for insane. Senate to act today on appointments with 10 20 a m start.
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Charles R. Brazier
Senate
J. E. Erickson
LM. Brandford
Austin B. Widdleton
State
H. A. Balton
State Hospital
Brandford
Middleton
Balton
Kane
Pro-Tem
Convtenton
Frank Hazelbatter
School of Deaf, and Dumb and Blind
Boulder
Eaton, Mears and McQuitty
Larson, Dowlin, McCormick, Baker
Des
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Gram. Valle
Dillon
Idahong Road
Beaverhead
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W. W. Chaplin
Harry G. Baker
Bryan Junior
Gov. Erickson
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