Growers Group Backs Land Control Stance at Convention
Williams leads Montana growers in endorsing a plan to keep public ranges under state or federal control while urging leasing reforms. Delegates reelect officers, consider land reclassification to 10-year leases, and push for embargoes on diseased animals, wildlife herd management, and funding for Bozeman laboratory support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Nator Charlie HH. Williama
Sor Lodge
Avention
Hociary of Agriculture
United States Department of Healtare
United States
Honal Parks
Waterinay
Bozeman
Montana State Coke
Myestock Sanitary
Helena Commercial Club
Rotary
Kiwanis
Soviet envoy remains in Mexico City amid Moscow withdrawal
Mexico City reports Soviet minister A Makar says he has not been advised by Moscow on steps after the Mexican staff withdrawal. He cannot comment on the situation or future plans until he receives guidance.
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Mexico City
A. Makar
Unnn
Mexico
Moscow
Jury in Brady case completed
A jury for the murder trial of John W. Brady, 59, former Texas appellate court judge, was completed in Austin. Brady is charged with fatally stabbing Miss Lohlian Flighsmith, a capital stenographer, on November 9 near her rooming house after a date. The 12 jurors were sworn after five days of selection. Brady was jailed and all jurors were placed under lock and key.
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Austin
Teays
John W. Brady
Texas Appellate Court
Brady
Lohlian Flighsmith
Capitel
Formar
Renter
Texas
Lehla Ilghsmith
Supreme Court
Henry Brooks
Brooks
Young Brooks
Dayton Moses
Fort Worth
Kuhrt Named Manager of Northwest Grain Outfit
W J Kuhrt of Washington DC named manager of the Northwest Grain Association new body with 23 representatives from Minnesota North and South Dakota Montana. Salary 12000 annually plus a 25000 loan to finance initial organization efforts. The group aims to organize locals toward cooperative action and act as agent for the Farm Board and Farmers National Grain to move grain from cooperative elevators to terminal markets. The Farmers National Grain corp through its agencies will handle paying and selling grain as exchanged.
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Minneapolis
W. J. Kuhrt
Washington, D. C
Federad Farm Board
Witheeter
Northwest
Cne Operative Grain Market
Lia Grainy
Minnesota
Vakomas
Manetana
Tite
Itaneliation
Soci Co-Operative Croups
New Northwest Grain Association
Federal Farm Board
Tre Country
Karmerd National Grain Corporation
Ita Nave
Veteran robbed for war loan beaten at home
Thomas Arntay of Columbia, a veteran patient at Tort Harrison, was beaten by burglars at his Columbia home last Thursday while awaiting an adjusted compensation loan. He suffered multiple contusions and a fractured skull, and responders reported he was stabilized at the Veterans' bureau hospital.
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Thomas Arntay
Columbia
Tort Harrison
Veterans’ Bureau Hospital
Lurglers
Arnay
Veterans’ Hospital
ArMiny Wan Weaen
Simple service held for commoner's wife in Glendale
In Glendale California on January 21 a simple funeral rite was conducted for Mrs Mary Byrd Ryan wife of Commoner, read during the interval a passage from William Jennings Bryan's The Prince of Peace. The private services were at the Little Church of the Flowery Glendale. Dr Lash gave a brief eulogy. The body will be cremated and the ashes sent to Arlington National Cemetery beside her husband.
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Glendale
Cal
William Jennings Bryan
Mary Fiaird Ryan
Turyat
Tursiny
Hollywood
Chace Uryan Waregreaves
Dr. Lash
Arlington National Cemetery
Hav Husband
Pittsburgh Taxi Drivers Strike Sparks Violent Riots
Pittsburgh taxi drivers on strike for higher commissions and union recognition led to open violence. Police held 12 in custody as crowds attacked cabs near the Pennsylvania Station rotunda. A woman was injured, and officials debated bringing state troopers to restore order.
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Pittsburgh
Dann
Paxteah Company
Pennsylvania
Alacious Magazines Scored by Sacramento Police Judge
Sacramento Police Judge L. M. Shelley ruled alacious magazines sold in Sacramento are obscene and ordered Chief Hallanan to prohibit their sale. Police confiscated hundreds of copies from drug stores and stands for review. The judge called the publications a curse on youths and harmful to schoolchildren.
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Sacramento
Cinician
L. M. Sheloday
Wiliam Hallanan
Shelley
Shalley
Bolivian Army Prepares General Offensive Against Paraguay
The Paraguayan government in Washington ordered the charge d affaires Pablo M. Ynsfran to report to the state department that Bolivian commander Gon Hans Kunde has ordered preparations for a general offensive against Paraguay.
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Washington
Jin
Ius Charge D'Affaires
Pablo M. Ynsfran
State Department
Gon Hans Kunde
Paraguay
Carnera grounds Peterson with first US knockout
In New York Primo Carnera the Man Monster from Italy thrilled 18 000 fans by stopping Big Boy Peterson in one minute and six seconds after a dramatic start and a quick succession of knockdowns. Peterson, 6 feet 4 inches and 209 pounds, was overwhelmed as Carnera displayed speed and power in the opening round. The bout ended with Carnera delivering a decisive right hand and Peterson failing to rise. Continued on Page 2.
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Edward J. Nde
Associated Press
New York
Fanativa
Primo Carnera
Monument
Italy
America
Peterson
Cersera
Quietus
Tarce
Ralther
Carnera
Former Senator Felton No More
Atlant city note reports the death of former U.S. Senator Felton Melton at 94 after a brief illness. Known as the Grand Old Lady of Georgia, she traveled from Cartersville to attend business for the Georgia training school for girls, contracting a heavy cold on the trip and failing to rally.
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Atlant
Ughersaladinver Melton
United States
Mex
Melton
Georria
Aex
Felton
Cartersville
Georgia Training School For
Chicago City Council Urges Governor Call Special Session
Chicago Jan 24 The Chipaga city council votes to ask Governor Emmerson to convene a special session of the state legislature to consider consolidation unification and reorganization of local governing and taxing bodies in the interest of efficiency and economy. The finance and judiciary committees study economies possible via consolidation and to propose legislation enabling general tax collection by year end.
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Chieago
Chipaga
Counnell
Asb
Emmerson
de Xtate
General Assembly
Chicago
Esse
Merson
Thompson
Counel
Cpa
Norwegians Prepare to Aid Byrd Antarctic Expedition
Norwegian whalers ready to join Rear Admiral Richard J Byrd expedition in the Antarctic. They expect ice packs to break as usual, allowing supply ships to pass. The Norwegian government informed the United States it will assist Byrd and requested a ship be sent if provisions are short. The Whalers Association promised to dispatch a factory whaling ship if needed.
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Unio
Norway
Antarctic
Rosa Sea
Iovernment
Whalers
sHaoclation
Syrd
Ercud
Rioting in Pajaro Valley Subsides After Week of Clashes
Watsonville Calif Jan 24 The Pajaro valley once again quiet after days of clashes between white residents and Filipino laborers. Officials remain vigilant fearing a new riot. Three of seven white men arrested on rioting charges also face assault with deadly weapons and intent to commit robbery charges.
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Watsonville
Cal
Pajaro Valley
The Last American Throne
An old promotional description presents a fictional Brazilian empire now an American republic. It extols Rio de Janeiro as capital and port, highlights the Amazon and rubber wealth, and invites readers to order a two color map from The Helena Independent with a 10 cent payment.
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Leas
Brazil
United States of Brazil
United States
Rilo de Janeiro
Lisa
Bay of Tio
Amazon
South America
Helena
Public Domain Commission Bill Clears Lower House
After heated debate the House passed the Colton bill authorizing a 25 member commission to study public domain conservation. The measure authorizes 40,000 dollars for expenses, requires a report to Congress by the next December, and presets state appointments with Hoover naming the remainder.
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Washington
House
Hanover
Senate
Publia Landa
Congress
Mo Kronp
Hoover
Axacutlyd
Meaver
Wilbur
Representative Collen
Utah
House Public Lands Committee
Leavitt
Evans
Montana
Douglas
Arizona
Aventz
Nevada
Cruiser question put ahead in U S program in London
American delegates at the London naval conference decided to tackle immediately the cruiser issue, the core of the Anglo American naval picture. The day included talks with French Premier Tarteau and Italian Foreign Minister Grandi, while examining the Praura- Italian naval posture amid broader conference activities.
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U. S
London
MacDonald
Stimage
Tarteu
France
Grandi
Italy
Will Probe Railway Holding
Washington reports a broad investigation of railway holding companies is to be launched. The move aims to empower interstate commerce authorities to inquire into ownership control and operations to determine legislation required to supervise and regulate carrier groups.
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Railway Holding
Washington
Ln Frterstate Commerce Compdiser
Tata Pwheratp
Paulist Fathers Honored by Pope in Rome Mass
Rome January 24 Pope Pius XI grants permission for an American Paulist Father to celebrate a principal religious function tomorrow the commemorative mass for the conversion of St Paul the Apostle at the Church of Santa Maria in Acquasanta order's institute.
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Rome
Sucetat
Pius XI
St. Paul the Apostle
Church of Santa Staanna
Orienta
Uliat
Miss Guggenheim Freed of Husband Annulment Granted
An annulment of the marriage last April between Na aula Guggenheim, a 24 year old heiress to copper millions, and Yhonas Gorman, a Long Island real estate man, was granted by Supreme Court Justice Joseph Morsechanser. The decision was announced today in White Plains New York.
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White
Dian
Guggenheim
Long Island
Supeme Court
Joseph Morsechanser
Planes Rally to Aid Flooded Indiana Districts
Indianapolis Jan 24 aircraft were tethered to flood bound districts along the Wabash river. Indiana National Guard crews delivered supplies to marooned families as Red Cross reported relief reaching nearly all communities. Airplanes planned to drop food and clothing tomorrow, while Griffin Indiana sought aid after isolation by floodwaters and a 1925 tornado history.
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Indianapolis
Indiana National Guard
Red Cross
Griffin
Ind
Posey
Associated Press
W. W Fisher
Wee Boy Sees Ho Mana Go 10 Jail
Mrs Irene Schroder and W Glenn Dagar accused killers captured in Arizona on Jan 15 returned to Newcastle to face trial for murdering state patrolman Brady Paul. A four year old boy Donnie Schroeder witnessed the jail entrance and was said to have told authorities his mother shot two cops.
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Newcastle
Irene Schroder
Glenn Dagar
Arizona
Toys
Bellaire
Brady Paul
Paul
Walter Hill Alienation Action In Minnesota Suit
In St Taut Minnesota a $160000 alienation of affections suit was filed by L W Hoffman naming Walter Hill as defendant. The complaint claims Hill won Hoffmans affections in 1935 and 1920 while he lived near Livingston Montana in cattle business. Hill’s third wife Mildred Richardson Till sought divorce. The case has not gone to trial.
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St Taut
Minn. Jose
UPR
Walter
Mllionaire
L. W. Hoffman
Hoffman
Hill
Livingston
Mont
Mildrad Richardson Till
Red Salt
Cop Leaves Bride at Altar To Pursue Thief In Madrid
Police inspector Py Braulio Banton, at his own wedding in Madrid, abandons the altar to pursue and capture a thief taking a handbag containing three thousand pengatas, then returns to complete the ceremony with his bride and the priest.
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Madrid
Braulio Banton
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