Rioting in Paris after Cabinet resigns amid royalist anger
Paris reports chaotic night as thousands of royalists clash with police after Premier Camille Chautemps resigns amid allegations linked to a $40 million loan matter. Mounted troops deployed, arrests made, streets torn by smoke and broken storefronts as demonstrations continue into the early hours.
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Winery Fire Sparks Old Wine’s Revival Tale
A blaze at the Sacred Heart winery destroyed vast stacks of wine as flames ripped through the facility. Witnesses described white smoke, collapsing casks, and firefighters battling the blaze to prevent a wider spread. Authorities report extensive damage to the premises and loss of inventory estimated in the hundreds of thousands.
World News Briefs From Across The Globe
A scrambled dispatch notes a $2,000,000 stabilization fund to curb the dollar, a $950,000,000 aid push to sustain CWA relief, and interdepartmental moves on stock exchanges. Reports include a massachusetts incident with Mary Pickford, and political shifts in Moscow, Washington, and Falmouth.
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Stalin
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Dictator Now To Rule Protestants Of Prussia
Berlin reports Reichsbishop Ludwig Mueller declared himself spiritual dictator of about 19 million Prussian Protestants to safeguard order in Prussia’s churches. He seeks to curb opposition with Goering’s aid, suspending pastors who read defiant declarations, amid a clash over church leadership and Nazi control.
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Martin Niamoeller
First Rough Strife in Hotel Strikes in New York
Nine men arrested after a striking hotel worker invaded the Longchamps restaurant in Weat Street and harangued patrons and staff. The walkout involved about 1,400 to 30,000 hotel workers across New York, with dining rooms and kitchens deserted at several flagship hotels. Riot police and union officials reported widespread disruption as Warwick Taft and Dorot employees joined the strike.
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California groom found dead on honeymoon in New York
Millard 8. F. Edouard, 45, of San Angelo, on his honeymoon with wife Anon May Erdouard, 47, was found dead with a bullet wound near Florenen. The bride was detained for investigation as she reportedly drove the car after a dissident moment and fired herself.
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German monarchists warned against celebrating Tubart day
In Berlin two former cuirassier regiments planned a Tubart day celebration but were ordered to cancel. Troopers dispersed the ball and guests after the announcement. Attendees left quietly as authorities halted the festivities and searched the hall for those involved.
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Oil Code Violators Down in Texas Face Lash
Washington reports the justice push against oil code violators in Texas. Attorney General and assistants coordinate with district attorneys to start prosecutions for production and refining violations. Marketing pact revisions continue under Interior and industry committees amid federal oversight and potential pardons emerge for a sheep killer case.
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Quakes Felt Again in India But None Killed
Chittagong, India, Jan 27. Several earth tremors were felt at 2 p.m. today. No damage or casualties were reported.
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Boyd Convicted in Kansas Bond Theft Case
Boyd, a former state treasurer, was found guilty by a district jury of participating in a scheme involving about 800 from the state vaults. He faces two to five years on each of several counts, with sentences deferred to February 10. The defense indicated a possible new trial.
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Factor reiterates charge Touhy gang are kidnappers
The defense lawyers challenge the allegations linking the Touhy gang to the 1933 kidnapping of a man for 820000 as factor Roger Touhy and co defendants face testimony. Witnesses describe the kidnappers as Men, with the defendants denying involvement and signaling readiness for next week’s proceedings.
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Wynekoop Suffers Relapse in Hospital
Dr. Alice Wynekoop, tied to a criminal court case, experienced a relapse and remains in the hospital after a court-ordered reassignment scheduled for Monday.
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Bremer ransom paid outside Minneapolis, claim unsettled
The Minneapolis Journal reports a $200,000 ransom demanded by Edward G. Bremer’s kidnappers was believed paid Saturday night on the city outskirts. A large white sack was seen by witnesses near Lyndale Avenue Bridge, then disappeared after a wind‑storm sedan left the area.
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Minnesota answers Gancorporation suit
The Minnesota Commerce Commission filed in federal court its answer to the complaint against Northwest Bancorporation. The commission seeks a permanent injunction to stop further investigations of the corporation’s stock sales practices. A temporary injunction had been issued last week by Federal Judge Joseph W. Molyeauly. The hearing, originally set for today, was postponed to a February 9 to 15 window.
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Erickson Leads Fight On Taxes On Sheep And Wool
Washington reports Senator Erickson spearheading opposition to a compensating tax on sheep and wool. Montana stockgrowers joined by Mary E. Siebbins and J. A. Phillips protest the tax, arguing cattle would not receive similar benefits under the Rural Adjustment act, with policy shaped by congressional action and conferences nationwide.
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Montana
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Weather Outlook for Northern Rocky Mountain Region
The upcoming week brings above normal temperatures overall with notable cold spells during storm events. Montana will experience stronger cold snaps at the start of the workweek, while other districts see mild days interspersed with brief bursts of winter weather.
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Great English Evangelist Tour Draws 10,000 in One Night
Columbitis Oklahoma reports that Oa pen Sante, the renowned English evangelist, spoke to about 10,000 listeners last night. The event urged salvation and national unity, with later plans for a major wartime rally. Local figures Murray and Berger of Texas attended, while controversy over advertising and attendance arose.
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Final Vote In House Monday In Roosevelt Monetary Bill
Washington January 27 A Roosevelt monetary bill cleared house and senate with final formalities pending. The measure would empower the president to devalue the dollar and use 2 billion dollars to defend foreign currency value. Senate passage followed a 45 to 43 vote amid a last minute split among democrats over a government purchase of 750 thousand dollars.
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Arkansas
Silver Men Rally Behind Wheeler Silver Bill Fight Continues
Washington January 27 pressure grows after a close vote on the silver amendment to the monetary bill. Senator Wheeler of Montana reports he expects at least 40 votes and vows to keep the fight for white metal rehabilitation alive. Colorado New Mexico and Montana allies split on the issue as voting patterns emerge across Rocky Mountain states.
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Federal moves on stock exchanges seek strict regulation
Washington reports say presidential committees urged strict regulation of stock exchanges through a nationwide license system and a federal administrative authority. They also called for a unified telegraph system and rigid controls on communications by a federal agency. Action seems unlikely soon as Congress studies proposals.
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Patman backs immediate Philippine independence
Washington January 27 Patman of Texas urged complete independence for the Philippines. He warned that keeping them as American possessions risked war with Japan and would endanger U S. interests, saying independence would prevent a likely conflict with Tokyo.
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Senator Glass Votes Convictions Strongly In Dictated Vote
Washington on January 27 Senator Carter Glass of Virginia stood firm on his own convictions voting against the president’s money bid. He was the sole Democrat in Congress to oppose the proposal amid mixed feelings from Democrats and Republicans alike.
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War Talk by Stalin at Soviet Congress
Moscow January 27, Joseph Stalin told the all union communist party congress that a war against the Soviet Union would trigger a world revolution in Asia and Europe, crushing capitalist governments in several countries. He denounced war mongers and pledged readiness to fight if necessary, warning outsiders to stay away from Soviet affairs.
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Cummings Calls for Tough Punishment on Crooked Lawyers
Washington January 27 Attorney General Cummings urges swift punishment for a large number of lawyers linked with organized crime. He accuses these lawyers of misconceiving their duties and acting as actual criminals under the cloak of their calling.
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CWA Program To Go On As President Asks For Money
President Roosevelt asked Congress to extend the CWA with 150 million dollars for continuation and 250 million for public works plus 500 million direct relief, amid debates on demobilization and continued Civil Works into the fiscal year. Hopkins ordered state records opened for public inspection and army engineers placed in charge in Chicago and Los Angeles amid graft concerns.
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Verdict in San Jose on double lynching to hang two killers
San Jose Calif Jan 27 A coroner's jury declared John M Holmes and Thorns Thut mond the kidnap killers of Brooke L Hart shall die by strangulation through hanging at the hands of an unknown man. Sheriff William J Entig used his heat judgment to avoid the lynching.
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Mary Pickford Guards Not Afraid Of Kidnappers
Mary Pickford told reporters at Ful ton Curter's home that she is guarded at all times and not afraid of kidnappers or racketeers. She said she has five special guards with her constantly and that a man and a woman pressed her to show interest in mysterious documents said to be valuable.
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The Independent Offers A Booklet On Rare Coins
The Independent promotes a booklet titled Everybodys Coin Book about rare coins. It highlights high prices for a single coin and urges readers to order a copy for 50 cents including postage, with details on history, collecting tips, and American dealers.
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