Coast Guard Incident Under Probe
Canada demands State Department information on the Nova Scotia schooner Josephine K death of its captain after Coast Guard fired on the vessel. The incident, off the New Jersey coast near New York harbor, involved a one pound shell that blew the ship’s forecastle, with the schooner carrying liquor valued at 800000 dollars and a crew of 15.
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Democratic Chieftain Edwards Dies By Own Hand
Jersey City January 26 Edward I Edwards 68 former New Jersey governor in 1920 and US senator 1922 to 1928 shot himself in his apartment. A letter addressed to his daughter Elizabeth was left, his associate found the revolver and Edwards had opposed prohibition on social grounds.
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Grand Duchess Marie Mummonsons Proposed Match
New York January 26 A grand duchess and a Swedish prince are linked by reports that Lennart son of Grand Duchess Marie, viewed in Stockholm as a possible match with a commuter. Marie, former wife of Prince William Sweden, declined to discuss marital plans as she works in a shop on Wirth Avenue. The couple wed in 1908 at Tsurgoi-Selo. they separated four years later while Lennart grew up amid court life and her high profile experiences.
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Ish Hatchery Boss Is Not Frima Tuck in Kalapell
Kalapell, Tan. 26. M. L. Jalick, superintendent of the fish hatchery, today was accused of killing more than the limit of deer. Deputy Game Warden charged him with a violation dated November.
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Laborer Killed in Coal Mine Cave-In Near Signal Butte
Miles City reports Frank Cox a laborer was killed in a coal mine cave-in near Signal Butte eleven miles south of the town. His stepson escaped unharmed. Cox leaves a widow and six children.
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Convicted man sentenced for firing on federal officer
Py- Convicted of interfering with a United States officer by firing shots during a raid on a still, Foe Savane received one and a half years in federal prison at McNeil Island. Federal Judge George M. Bourquin announced the sentence, reportedly the first federal term imposed locally. Washington- Secretary Adams said the U S S Mayflower would be raised to decide if it would be recommissioned after catching fire and sinking at Philadelphia navy yard.
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McNeil Island
George M. Bourquin
Washington
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Philadelphia Navy Yard
Prohibition Debate Flares Over Wickersham and Howell Bills
Washington is stirred as the Wickersham report and the Howell bill clash over enforcement of the home prohibition. The Senate postpones the Tydings inquiry while reengaging the DC enforcement dispute and a looming clash on how the Wickersham commission’s findings were presented.
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Pauline Would Bar Married Women From Public Jobs
Senator Robert Pauline of Flathead County gave notice in the Montana senate that he will introduce a bill making it unlawful for state county municipal or school governments to employ married women whose husbands are able bodied or financially able to support them. Exceptions cover dependents or situations where the husband earns sufficient income. Contracts existing when the law becomes effective are not affected. An affidavit from the applicant would accompany wage or employment claims, with penalties for noncompliant officers. The measure, already drawn, will be introduced today.
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Farmers union terminal alliance shifts grain sales to Farmers National Grain Corp
In St Paul Minnesota on January 26 members from Minnesota North Dakota Montana and Wisconsin decide to market all their grain through the Farmers National Grain Corporation sales agency after February 4. About 65000 farmers in the four Northwest states are affected per M W Thatcher general manager of the Farmers Union Terminal Association.
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Norris grocer arraigned in federal court at Lincoln
George W. Norris a grocer who testified before a senate investigating committee and faced perjury charges appeared in federal court at Lincoln Neb today posting a 31000 bond. He was indicted last week along with Victor Seymour former manager of the Republican national senatorial campaign funds committee Western headquarters at Denver.
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United States Senate
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Victor Seymour
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Denver
Solons Face Fog as Capitol Vent System Succeeds
The senate chambers filled with a thick fog and blue haze after the new ventilation system activated tonight. Senators struggled to see, while technicians worked to restore clarity as the eerie atmosphere lingered over the chamber.
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January Grago Fire Destroys St Paul Grasslands
A January grass fire swept through a tract in St Paul Minn today burning with high flames and smoke. Fire crews reported it as the first such blaze in memory of the oldest residents. No injuries were reported as residents watched the flames. The cause was not stated and authorities are investigating.
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Yarant
Gandhi Free Goes To Confer With Movement Leaders
Mahatma Gandhi leaves the prison after two months of detention in Bombay and travels to confer with nationalist leaders on political issues facing India and Britain. Poet Swaran Nadu, released from prison, joins him as he thanks authorities for their courteous treatment.
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Red Cross appropriation sparks long House powwow
Washington AP report: House opens a lengthy debate over the Red Cross appropriation as administration allies push for funding. Chairman Wood presides as officials detail a proposed 225 million for food purchases, 80 million for federal highway aid under the emergency relief fund, and 45.9 million for seed, feed, and fertilizer aid to farmers.
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Farmer survives car crash near Bozeman
Bozeman January 26. B Cleghorn a 69 year old farmer escaped a train collision six miles west of Bozeman with a broken shoulder and a minor skull fracture. His car was demolished with debris flying 70 feet. Hospital attendants said the farmer would likely survive.
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Babson warns war risk centers on France and Italy
The Babson Statistical Organization in its weekly barometer letter flags weak European spots that could spark a new world conflict. It stresses that if war erupts, it would likely start with France and Italy, though no start date is predicted. Premier Mussolini’s potential move to wage war to bolster his regime is highlighted as a key factor.
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Babson Statistical Organization
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Italy
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Crime Commission Bills Hit House Vote Storm
The house killed two crime commission bills yesterday, 26 and 7, limiting prosecuting attorneys comment in criminal cases and reducing juvenile court jury trial protections. Judiciary committee also reported 12 more measures, with reports printed for general consideration as debate continues.
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Dox 15 Preparing to Make Art to Brazil
Lisbon Portugal January 26 The late German seaplane Dox 15 prepares to start a transatlantic flight to Brazil. The large aircraft carried 30 passengers and circled the area for about an hour and 20 minutes. Motors reportedly worked perfectly and the ship cruised at speeds between 100 and 195 miles per hour.
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Portugal
Dox
Brazil
Drought relief bill moves through upper chamber
Washington January 9 report notes another drought relief measure. The bill provides that homesteaders will be erased from residency requirements during drought years 192% and 190 as conditions forced action. It passed the senate tonight without debate and now goes to the house.
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Seattle World War Veterans Head to Washington DC
Seventy five Seattle World War veterans boarded a freight train in Seattle to travel to Washington DC to press claims for cash settlement of bonus insurance certificates. They were delayed about 12 hours as leaders sought motor transport before resuming the journey in box cars.
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Wash
County Dads to Face Buster Proceeding
Forsyth January 24. County Commissioners A R Sickler and Carl D Billa are to be tried on ouster proceedings soon after district court opens on February 16. Two partition actions against them over alleged illegal fees tied to the Colstrip road project were stricken by defense counsel.
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R. Sickler
Carl D Billa
Harp Poh
Colstrip Road
Laval forms a cabinet but it may be only short lived
Pierre Laval, 47, has worked days to assemble a new French cabinet and lining up ministries by 14 o clock. The premier to be presented to President Gaston Doumergue, observers doubt its long survival amid political shifts and upcoming parliamentary strain.
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