Paraguay and Brazil On Verge of Conflict in Ring Chaos
At Madison Square Garden Edward J. Nell reports a wild ten round bout that erupted into a madhouse after a fateful clash involving K. Q Christner and Jack Sharkey. The scene was a chaotic melee with slamming punches and loud crowd uproar as the fight neared its end.
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Paraguay
Brazil
Edward J. Nel
Associated Press
Madison Square Garden
New York
Akron
K. Q Christner
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Missing Plane Spotted in Pass
A missing aircraft was spotted in the Pass area near Secret Pass in the Ruby mountains. Reports say Frank Ruinher’s plane may be involved as observers noted flight activity shortly before 5 pm. The location is described as high altitude search and recovery mobilized in the region.
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Pass
Rew
Nevy
Hor Avian Flyer
Rous
Frank Ruinher
Wesing
Ata Pietton
Secret
Ruby Mountains
Ucer Elka
Rescue Party Nears Old Faithful Inn Patient
A snowbound Yellowstone rescue group has reached Canyon while carrying Jack Worth, caretaker of Old Faithful Inn, suffering heart trouble after influenza. He travels in an improvised toboggan, with his wife, toward Mammoth for treatment, awaiting a physician. The party started Madison Junction, then Canyon, aiming for Mammoth.
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Livingston
Yellowstone Park
Jack Worth
Old Faithful Inn
Mammoth
Canyon
Madison Junction
Worth
Rescuers Save Florida Crew in Sea Forge of Storms
The Italian steamer Florida, crippled by brutal waves, faced mutinous seas as Captains George Wired of the America and Giuseppe Favaloro of the Florida recount a harrowing rescue of 82 sailors. Nine men in a lifeboat braved the gale to pluck the crew from disaster as the vessel battled with a broken rudder chain and mounting swells.
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W. W. W. Chaplin
Associated Press
New York
Florida
America
Randymen
George Wired
United States
Giuseppe Favoloro
Begie
Pensacola
Pla
Naples
Tadder Gane
Wasa
Sud
Talon
Dr Jenkins Becomes Bishop of Nevada
In Portland Jan 25 AP reports Ne Thomas Jenkins of McMauinville General missionary of the Episcopal diocese of Oregon was consecrated bishop of Nevada at Trinity church. A group of 13 bishops attended the service marking the first such ordination in the Northwest as the 41st diocesan convention drew clergy and lay members to the event.
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Portland
Ore
Thomas Jenkins
McMauinville
Episcopal Diocese of
Oregon
Nevada
Trinity Church
John Gardner Murray
Episcopal Church
Northwest
Value of All Farm Animals Increasing
Washington reports the department of agriculture announced that the total value of all farm animals on January 1 rose to 5,952,713,000 dollars from 5,512,508,000 the previous year and 5,053,921,000 two years earlier.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
President-elect Hoover Plans Deep Sea Fishing In Keys
Key Largo Florida January 25 AP President-elect Hoover spent another day at sea south of here with no word reaching shore about his fishing luck since allegedly losing himself off the Florida coast yesterday.
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Key Largo
Fla
Moover
Here
Florida
Marooned Folk Saved by Wyoming Blizzard Rescue
A severe Wyoming blizzard trapped twenty two travelers for 36 hours near Tabla Rock station, 25 miles east of Rock Springs. Wade Wilkes, a Wamsutter Bayes stage driver, was found after two days. A westbound bus passenger died from exposure, identified as Anguat Becks, 40, of Premwnia.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
APJ
Wyoming
Tabla Rock Station
Wade Wilkes
Wamsutter
Bayes
Tursday
Lyman
Anguat Becks
Premwnia
Liquor Mash Clogs Sewers Prompt City Appeal
An appeal by city officials urged makers to stop dumping mash into sewers after moonshine mash clogged basements on the south side. Crowds were seen at pumps to clear the basements as investigation showed a second mash blockage in two weeks.
Cape Wade SOS Intercepted 600 Miles Southwest of Azores
The Radin Marine Corporation intercepted an SOS from the Italian steamship Cape Wade, reporting a position about 600 miles southwest of the Azores and 750 miles due east of Bermuda, early tonight.
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New York
Radin Marine Corporation
Cape Wade
Azores
Bermuda
Brewer's Grandson Loses His Spouse
Mrs. Jes sie McCrary Magnus was granted a divorce from Adolph B. Magnus grandson of Adolph Busch founder of Anheuser-Busch. Settlement out of court provides $100,000 cash and household goods valued at $200,000 plus $250 nine months for support.
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Chicago
Jessie McCrary Magnus
Adolph B. Magnus
Adolph Busch
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Company
Magnus
Varhata
Jang
Old King Winter On Throne In Snowbound Land
Winter dominates the nation from the Rockies to the Atlantic with snowstorms subzero temperatures and widespread accidents. Flood fears rise as Mississippi regions face rising waters and warnings go out to lowlands while weather continues to worsen across many states.
Kidnaping Case May Be Revived in California
A state legislative committee plans a new inquiry into the Aimee Semple McPherson kidnapping case using district attorney files and grand jury transcripts. The effort could lead to impeachment moves against Judge Carlos B. Vardy while weighing whether Wayne Jordan and others have new evidence warranting grand jury action. Continued on page seven.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Carlos &. Vardy
District Attorney
Wayne Jordan
Dapqiry Etter
Hou
Zanesville Man Indicted in Fatal Party Death
Grand jury indicted Pichia Dement, 26, for first degree murder in the death of W. Henry Walbrow after a party at Charles White’s home. Walbrow’s body was found in bushes two days later in Miskingunt County Ohio.
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Pichia Dement
Matt Rathear
Zanesville
Ohio
W. Henry Walbrow
Charles White
Higher Duty on Products Or Farm 15 Asked of Congress
Washington January 25 AP President elect Hoover's tariff pledge to aid agriculture spurred farm groups to press for higher protections on many commodities. Witnesses before the house ways and means committee urged duty boosts as they continued discussions on tariff rates and protections for corn and other staples.
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Congress
Washington
Hoover
House
Ways and Means
Andy d Ouser
Shorthill
Omaha, Neb
National Grain
Healers Association
State officials confirmed for two years
The senate approved Governor Erickson's picks for the State Land Office the Deer Lodge State Prison and the Warm Springs State Hospital for the insane. Reappointments of the county officers and prison staff were noted as part of the continuing conduct of state institutions.
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Watrles S. Braztei
State Land Office
Deer Lodge
State Hospital For Insane
Warm Springs
Senate
J. B. Erickson
T. M. Brendhard
Dandy
Austin the Middleton
Dar Ht Ton
Spiritualist Arthur Ford expelled from Manhattan group
New York January reports from The Sun that Arthur Ford, head of the First Spiritual Church meeting in Carnegie Hall, has been expelled from membership in the Manhattan United Spiritualist group. The split involved a ritualist minister and prior to the death of the famed stage magician and spiritualist Houdini exposer.
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New York
The
Arthur Ford
First Spiritual Church
Carnegie Hall
Manhattan
United Spiritualist
Enid
Harry Qemring
Houdini
Magman
Talron
Brother of Texas Guinan in Trouble
New York on January 21 reports Tom Guinan, brother of Texas Guinan, found guilty of aiding in the maintenance of a nuisance at the Cher Florence Broadway nightspot. Guinan was paroled in his attorney’s custody. The case is the first of a series tied to raids by prohibition officers. his sister and Helen Morgan, actress and intimate hostess, were arrested separately and indicted.
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New York
Ati
Tommy Guinan
Texas Cuman
Cher Florence
Guinan
Atom
Prohibition
Teten Morgan
Alma Rubens Locked in Rosemead Asylum
Alma Rubens, noted film actress, was confined at Rosemead Sanitarium after a reported incident at her home. Her husband, actor Richard Carter, assisted by authorities, escorted her to the facility where medical staff planned restraint to ensure her safety.
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Raving
Alma Rubens
Los Seies
Rosemead Santarium
Ricariu Carter
App Pyitien Maas Rubens
EM Myers
Senator Underwood of Alabama Is Dead
Senator Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama died at his Virginia country home after a cerebral hemorrhage and a subsequent stroke. The veteran statesman recently retired after a long public career and had been repeatedly named for higher office. Senators and officials voiced respect and mourning for his passing, with tributes flowing from Congress and government circles throughout the day.
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James L. Williams
Associated Press
Washington
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Woowo
Hia
Vigna
Sena
Underwood
Malta Auto Driver Crashes Freight Train Carrier
Arm strong of Content drove his truck into a freight car load of medical products today and escaped with only a scratch. The mishap occurred when a building and frosted windows obstructed his view, the vehicle tipping about 400 feet along the track before derailing.
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Mitta
Jin
Armstrong
Content
Dry Dick Indicted for Stealing Liquor in Rhode Island
Newport Rhode Island January grand jury indicted a man connected to federal prohibition forces for conspiracy to steal liquor. He provided a 500 dollar bond after pleading not guilty and appeared in court.
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Newport
Roe
Allah Ho Richardson
Cetraidi
Rhode Island
Brazilian soldiers clash with Paraguayan civilians report
Dispatches from Asuncion describe a night clash near Taraguay where about 60 Brazilian troops and a Paraguayan civilian escort fought for an hour, four Brazilian soldiers killed in the action. The garrison at Tuntapora participated in the attack.
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Buenos Aires
Asuncion
Tuntapora
House Debates Tar Law Changes on Big Companies
Montana House of Representatives closed its third week by passing three measures and hearing eight. Rep Jameson explains tax classification amendments in House Bill No. 42 and their impact on Anaconda Copper Mining and other corporations. He notes the tax burden rising from 20 percent to 30 to 33 percent over two years and cites last year's 7,439,000 disbursements with estimated revenue of 6,005,000 for the next two years.
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Montana
House of Representatives
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
W. J. Jamesson
Yellowstone County
Montana Power Company
Anaconda Wapner Lining Company
Jareso
Pension Allotted to Mrs Warshaul
Washington AP report states President signed a law granting an annual pension of 34000 to Mrs Warshaul widow of the former president.
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Warshaul
Washington, San
Proader
Hemes Ro Marzsnall
Dare
Senate Will Consider Plan for Grand Teton Park
The Senate weighs a proposal to create a Grand Teton National Park stretching south of Yellowstone. Advocates describe the range as a premier scenic region. opponents split between separate park status and tying it to Yellowstone. A lands committee panel endorses appointing a commission to study the issue.
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Senate
Teton Park
Washington
Wyoring
Grand Teton Range
Calin Coolidge
Grand Petey Nagions Park
Acca
Yellowstone Park
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