Indian Reds Rush Nationalist Meet Riot Warning
Washington January 28 AP The agriculture department warned farmers of over production and rising costs for many crops in 1920 The outlook report prepared with help from 43 states and farm experts says demand for farm products may improve later but summer and fall 1920 demand is unlikely to rebound to last year The report notes declines in demand for fruits and grains and suggests mortgage financing and marketing credit remain more favorable than a year ago
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Admet
Orden
Searly
Chicago Debates 20 Million Rescue Offer for City
Chicago officials weigh a $20,000,000 rescue package from citizens relief committees amid debt and payroll strain. Conditions require strict economy and civilian oversight, sparking opposition from Alderman Oscar F. Nelson and some officials while others back cooperation.
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Oscar F. Nelson
Pubiic
Love-Lorn High Boy 17 Takes Own Life After Dance
Boise Idaho January 26 A high school student Donald Munson 17 committed suicide after a quarrel following a dance. A teaching figure in student affairs at Boise high school he played football and was president of a club. He shot himself in his room after returning home with the girl Rully Summers.
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Boise
Idaho
Donald Munson
Munson
The
Bolas High School
Rully Summers
Minson
Democrat Chief Claims President Plans Big Patronage Clamp
Shouse, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, charged that President Hoover intends to use federal employee records to control patronage. He cited a department form asking all workers for detailed employment histories and warned it could put thousands of minor employees under political supervision.
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Washington
Tan
Ond
Shouse
Provident Hoover
House
Hoover
Tenga
Wallorewton
Three Young Men Killed In Collision Near Reeseville
Wilmington Ohio January 26 three young men residents of Bringfield Ohio were crushed beneath a Baltimore and Ohio train after their automobile was struck at Reeseville ten miles from here. The victims were James Gossett 25 Earl Goe rt 23 and C J Smithson 28.
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Wilmington
Ohio
Bringfield
Balmore & Qhbio
Teir Automobile
Reeseville
James Gossett
Earl Goert
C. J. Smithson
Mills Woman Shot at Novelty Block Now Able to Walk
Elise Mills, shot at the Novelty Block on 131 South Martny Street December 2, has begun to walk with support at St Peters hospital. Her companion Juan Mills, linked to Robby Kelly's murder, left his bed and took a few steps as doctors note mental faculties normal and improving after a relapse before Christmas.
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Elise
South Matny Street
Juan Mills
Robby Kelly
Hag Teft
Nured
St Peters Fuss Pital
B.C. Shearer
Shu
Christman
Storm sweeps Portugal disrupts ports and boats in peril
A Portugal storm halted Tagus River traffic and flooded Lisbon as 20 fishing boats remained missing for days. Vessels sheltered in docks while ocean ships could not berth, and hurricane force winds unroofed buildings. Snow fell in the orange belt and a tornado damaged Esporende’s bridge as cattle perished.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Tagua
Lima
Bra- Banca
Esporende
Robing of Boy Guard Sparks Michigan Inquiry
Detroit January 26 officials vow a full investigation into the fatal obstruction by a sergeant who shot at a fleeing youth, Stanley Prusinowski. Authorities say the slain boy and theft charges against another guard are under review. sergeant Joseph Poggione faces a civil court trial.
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Michigan
126Th Infantry
Stanley Prusinowski
Joseph Poggione
Poggione
Prusinowski
Rine
Pongione
Bodies of aviators feared after Siberian crash
Seattle dispatch reports a search for Carl Ben Etelsen and Mart Borland, missing American aviators after their plane wrecked 90 miles southeast of North Cape, Siberia. Partners Joe Crossan and Marold Gillam, with a Gostorg trader and a sailor, flew from North Cape to scout the site amid snowdrifts and wreckage.
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Seattle
Wash
Carl Ben Etelsen
Mart Borland
North Cape
Siberia
Joe Crossan
Marold Gillam
Gostorg. 2
Nussian Trading Agency
Seattle ‘Times
Nannk
al Bat
Wielsen
Lorland
Craxson
Parente
Borland
Nielsen
Norland
Kairbanks
Alaska
Kidsson
North Dakota
Kelly and James in Hunt for Lost Pilot
Los Angeles January 26. Freda W Kelly and Dimmy Jin Western Air Express pilot search for Maurice Graham who disappeared flying a Boeing between Las Vegas and Salt Lake City during a blizzard January 10. The two pilots have radio aboard and will search until Graham and his plane are found. they are the only aviators still searching as other ships returned to base.
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Los Angeles
da Freda
W. Kelly
Dimmy Jin
Western Air
Exprena Mall
Las Verad
Nevada
Maurice Graham
Las Veras
Salt Lake
Graham
Kelly
James
Fifth Church Fire in Denver Within Month
In Denver on January 26 a fifth church fire within a month caused about 2500 dollars in damage to All Saints Episcopal Church. Authorities discounted the claim that aparamedic or arsonist linked to prior fires was responsible, noting the blaze appeared to start from the furnace and the building was unoccupied when it broke out.
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Fifth Church
Denver
All Saints Episcopal Church
Milton J. Smith
All Salts
Wie
Furn
School of Aviation Head Falls to Death in Glider Incident
Alameda California January 26 Norman A Goddard head of the Palo Alto School of Aviation was killed today when his glider plunged 3600 feet into the Oakland estuary during a loop attempt He carried a parachute but could not free himself before the crash and drowned near the water.
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Citizens’ Committee
Nelson
J. Wallace Caldwell
Alameda
Cal
Norman A. Goddard
Palo Alto School of Aviation
Oakland
Goddard
Tk Werk van Brokep
Farm bodies must not enter retail trade
Washington date uncertain. The federal farm board announced it will not encourage co operatives to enter the retail business. Board member Claries C Teague argued against replacing wholesalers and retailers and warned such moves could provoke radical politics and harmful economic policies. He urged careful interpretation of marketing act provisions and noted continued concern over board loan oversight.
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Washington
Federal Farm Board
Claries C. Teague
Chat & Farmer
Torgue
Italina
Threats by Filipino Gangsters Stir U.S. Filipino Tensions
Manila reports Matudila gangsters threaten reprisals against Americans including soldiers and sailors. Police assure no danger as guards and officials take steps in the city. No known clashes between Americans and Filipinos have occurred. labor groups seek calm amid mobilizing Filipino workers.
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Manila
Janu
California
M. Pitts
Phitppines Ierald
Mantle Gang
Cal- Mornia
Cial 18 Gives Life Saving Baby Brother Heroic Act
Mara Rankin a 18 year old Itanel son and Ida Nigh High student saved her baby half brother from a fire that destroyed the family farm home. The infant Llash Wilson suffered burns but has a chance to recover as the father remains in hospital.
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Palla
Mara Rankin
Itanelson
Ida
Yeaterday Fir
Bahy
Llash Wilson
Soviet calendar plan limits week to five days
Moscow January 26 reports that the Soviet government approved a calendar reform proposal. The plan retains twelve months but divides each into six weeks of five days, and Saturdays and Sundays would be abolished. The cabinet is expected to adopt the measure, dating the era from November 7, 1917.
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Moscow
Russia
Four Drownings Reported in Hawaii Storm
Reports from Kona district on Hawaii island say four people drowned as homes were toppled by flying debris during a severe thunderstorm. A Japanese woman and Korean children are among the deceased. The community faced its worst storm in six years with widespread destruction and fear.
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Hilo
Haiwaii
Dan
Kona
Aueb Force Ag
Idaho Chief Justice William E. Lee joins Interstate Commerce
Former Idaho Supreme Court chief justice William E. Lee has become a member of the Interstate Commerce Commission. He succeeds J. B. Campbell of Washington state who resigned, marking a notable federal appointment for a distinguished lawyer.
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Idaho Supreme Court
William E. Lee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ife
J. B. Campbell
Washington State
Methodists Declare Wet Sentiment Broad Among Aliens
Washington Tan 26. The wet sentiment in America is largely among aliens. The Board of Temperance Prohibition and Moral Morals of the Methodist Holseapil church edits an appeal for modification or repeal of dry laws. Only 61% opposed openly. many from Chicago. The appeal notes 19 or 48 are represented in beer blood war. House considers census implications. debate on inclusion of Aden. Hoover era tensions center on prohibition policy. (Continued on Page 2.)
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America
Washington
Tan
Board of Temperance, Prohibition
Methodist Holseapil
Ve. Clare Unce True Wilde
Amd Deets Pickett
Howe
Chicago
Mhildeight Adlwather
St Paul
Clare Vand
House of Ives
Dan
Hoover
Hong
Dyer
Missouri
Arkansan slain in raid on booze still
In Toxarkana Arkansas a 26 year old man, Oscar Call of Garlandity, died at a hospital from gunshot wounds after county officers conducted a dry raid south of Lewisville today. An assailant fled the scene as officers entered. two men escaped. Officers reported capturing a 40 fetigation still and 9000 gallons of mash.
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Toxarkana
Ark
Jam
Oscar Call
Garlandity
Fay
Laayetta County
Lewisville
Osi
Wan
Mask
The Snow Ribbon of South America Map Feature
A five color map of South America is showcased by The Tlalina Independent. It highlights Chile as land of the snowy, with Andes running along the length, Santiago as capital and healthful climate, Valparaiso as a Pacific port, and includes population and resources data. Readers can send cent stamps for postage.
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Sul
Chile
Washington, D. C
Washington
Pacific Ocean
Waeington
Baltimore
Santiago
Valparaiso
Pacific
South America
Tlalina
Aegean Island Quake Spurs Panic and Cracks
An earthquake in the Aegean Sea rattled Psara and Anti Psara today, causing many houses to collapse and cracks to appear. Inhabitants fled in panic seeking open country. No lives reported lost as shocks continued at the time.
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Athens
Ienorta
Psara
Anti- Psara
Aegean Sea
Cartoonist "Knick" killed in auto crash in Cleveland
Cleveland January 28 Irv ing S Knickerbocker known as Rank, staff artist for the Newspaper Enterprise Association, was killed in an automobile crash when his car struck another vehicle and careened into a telephone pole.
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Cleveland
Irving S
Knickerbocker
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Rank
British police manage 10 hold Reds in Independence day clash
In Bombay on January 26 a large crowd at an Independence day meeting rushed the platform, pulled down flags, and tried to hoist the red flag. Communist workers were ejected after clashes that included the wife of Jawaharlal Nehru. Police reinforced to curb trouble as processions moved to other cities.
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Bombay
India
Chowpsthy
Comuniste
Jawaharlal Nehru
Congress
Red
Thia
Hugo
New Delhi
Calcutta
Laspre
Ahmadabad
West Coast Fox Theaters In Court Withdrawal
Los Angeles reports Fox West Coast theaters will withdraw the Seattle receivership petition filed for the Pacific Northwest theaters. Manager Franklin said the agreement came after explaining Fox policy and was reached via telephone with attorney J. G. Von Herberg. The Pacific Northwest group served Oregon, Montana, and Washington.
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Los Angeles
P—H. Rf
Franklin
Fox West Coast Theaters
Seattle
Wash
Priday
Pacific Northwest
Most Rev Anderson Pronounced Better After Illness
Chicago January 26 A slight improvement in the condition of Most Rev Charles Pameratone Anderson presiding bishop of the Episcopal church in America who has been critically ill since suffering a heart attack last Tuesday was reported today.
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Chicago
Charles Pameratone Anderson
Episcopal Church In America
Funeral of Mather Held in Yosemite
Impressive memorial services were held at the historic Old Village church in Yosemite for Stephen T. Mather former director of the national park service who died January 22 in Brookline Massachusetts. Superintendent Thomaan reviewed his accomplishments and read telegrams including a message from Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes and President Wilbur.
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Yosemite
Cal
Stephen T. Mather
National Park Service
Old Village
C. G. Thomaan
Jeblet
Brookline
Mass
Iorrow
S Secretary of the Interior
Ray Ly
Man Wilbur
Girl Bride Tried For Aiding Bank Robbery Partner
Wabash Ind Jan 26 The jury in the trial of Josephine Miller Alger 21 was unable to reach a verdict on charges she aided her husband Gena Alger in the October La Fontaine State bank robbery. She awaits decision from County Prosecutor Joseph T Murphy on whether she will face trial again. Alger the husband is serving a term for a bank robbery in Paris Crossing Indiana and had been on parole from a state reformatory for abusing a Indianapolis police officer during an auto theft chase. The couple married that summer while he was on parole.
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Detroit
Theolig
Sargeant
Fred W. Green
Joan
Berry
Franklins
Wabash
Josephine Miller Alger
Gena Alger
la Fontaine State Bank
Mer
Joseph T. Murphy
Paris Crossing
Indiana
Algers
State Reformatory
Tndisnapolia
Alger
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Cook County Board
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William Hale Thompson
Addies Water
Tia
Wotom J. Malone
Alate dix Conmission
Hlaving
Hgh Boy
Prexy
Liahonn
Clty
Olek
Elelsen
Kelly and
School OF Aviation
Cial
Hawaii
Utteraneas
Aden
Ayon
Arkansan
Frederic 4. Haskin
Helena Independent Information Bureau
Isle
Brit Police
West Goast Fox
Court
Anderson
Mather
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