Path into CHA 19 SLPS and Prohibition Debate
Toledo story reports William Gibbs McAdoo and the Ohio State Bar Association urging a national drive against prohibition. He warns the country risks civilization debasement from machine politicians, cites two municipal bosses courting the U.S. Senate, and frames the repeal debate around the thirteenth amendment.
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Toledo
Central National Clitica
William Gibbs McAdoe
Ohio State Bar Association
United States
Democratic
Robber Steals Jewelry as Missoula Store Held Up
A masked bandit, believed named Fred Johnson, robbed two employees at the Missoula Jewelry company, fleeing with forty rings valued at 800 dollars and 100 dollars in cash after a staged repair inquiry. Officers searched the area as the suspect vanished before noon.
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Missoula
Jam
Eather
Air Mail Contract Awarded to Seattle Firm
Washington Jan 28 report: The Flying Airplane Company of Seattle won the bid to operate the air mail service between Ohio and San Francisco. The Postmaster General rejected higher bids for the eastern portion of the trans continental route, delaying government action on the contract.
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Washington
Theeing Airplane Company of
Seartleay
Ohio
San Francisco
Poatmist General New
End Argument in Butte Mine Suit Concludes
In Butte the Clark interests versus the ALCM company case ends arguments over ore body claims valued at about six million dollars. Attorneys William L. Colby of San Francisco and John C. Higgins of Seattle argued for the plaintiff while Dan M. Kelly defended the Anaconda company, summarizing evidence from the October hearing as the session wraps up.
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Atte
Clark
ALCM
William L. Colby
San Francisco
John C. Higgins
Seattle
Dan M. Kelly
Anaconda Company
Ch Kefly
Expanding Operations in Commerce Noted in January
New York reports show evidence of expanding operations in commerce during the closing week of January. Wholesale quotations rise in hides and textiles as demand grows, while cotton goods and other staples see varied activity. Steel trade grows but with tighter margins amid price competition. Weekly bank clearings total 8983,492, down two percent from the prior period.
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New York
Dun
Dan
Colorado College Fire Ravages Campus in January Blaze
A Colorado Springs campus fire at Colorado Agriculture College caused about 100000 dollars in damage, starting with an explosion in the dairy department chemical lab. The blaze threatened multiple blocks before firefighters and students removed explosives to limit further destruction.
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Fort Calling
Colo
Colorado Agriculture College
Glasgow Hit By Britain Wide Hurricane Toll and Damage
A southerly hurricane swept Great Britain causing eight deaths and about a hundred injuries in Glasgow. Storm cut telegraph and telephone links, ferried debris through streets, toppled streetcars, and damaged Glasgow station area. Renfrew weather observatory logged a record 102 miles per hour. Emergency crews freed victims while police barricaded dangerous zones. An express train from Berwick to Newcastle was halted near Dunbar for 40 minutes by the gale.
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Scotland
Great Britain
Land's End
England
John O'Groats
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Edinburgh
All Ireland
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Lanacs
Central Railroad
Berwick
Newcastle
Dunbar
A.F.0F L PLEDGED 19 FIVE DAY WEEK PLAN
The American Federation of Labor pledges a five day work week plan to raise wages and reduce hours. President William Green urged at the United Mine Workers convention that industry must cut hours further to boost productivity.
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A.f.of L
Indianapolis
Jen
Taboe
Willian Cheen
United! Mine Winkers
Green
Recovered head of murdered woman shocks Wisconsin crowd
In Tatterille Wisconsin on January 28 under William N Colley the self confessed slayer of his second wife a mob gathered as about a thousand people chant. They recovered part of the victim including the head from six graves hoping the remains will establish a corpus delicti.
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Tatterille
Wis
William N. Colley
Chidira
Prohibition raids sweep 100 mile region in New York
Prohibition agents raid Park Avenue nightclub La Basque and a six story Greenwich Village loft, seizing alcohol and arresting two men. In total 75 men and 19 women named as defendants, 49 locations served with summons in the drive up the Hudson valley toward Albany.
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Park Avenue
Manhattan
Hudson Valley
Albany
New York
Kingston
Johu Doe
Grand Central
Greenwich Village
Ate Ristaut Li
Wardinand
Budsen
McTigue Knocks Out Berlenbach in Fourth Round
Mikey McTigue defeated Paul Berlenbach by technical knockout in the fourth round of a 12 round match at Madison Square Garden in New York. The upset drew a large crowd as McTigue pressed the attack with brisk punching and Berlenbach faltered late.
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New York
Mikey] McTigue
Paul Berlenbach
Madison Square Garden
Meligie
Democrats Press Tax Gut Amid Bid to Move Legislation
The article reports Democrats pushing to gut tax measures while seeking to advance a revenue policy before March 4. It notes Republican resistance and the narrow chances for a general revenue bill as the session proceeds. Washington sources cite Sen Curtis and party dynamics shaping the tax debate.
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Senmler Curtis
Washington
Jan. S
Missing planes in Canada located near Montreal
Reports say three planes from a reconnaissance squadron disappeared near Pointe Chuce after a snow storm. The trio was last seen heading out of Montreal and turned back before descending on Lake St. Louis.
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Canada
Montreal
Pointe Chuce
Lake St. Louis
Arch Humbug Gladstone Attacked by Reckless Wright in Libel Suit
London hearings in Viscount Gladstone libel case recount Captain Wright calling the elder Gladstone a humbug and hypocrite. Cross examination probes alleged illegitimate relations and immunity claims while Wright asserts links to Olga Novikoff and Mrs. O Shea in Parnell affair context.
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Wright
London
Engrains
William J. Gladstone
Peter Wright
Viscount Gladstone
Normar Burkitt
Burkitt
Dantahy Wright
Tie
Mil
Waintainen
Hae
Charles Stewart Parnell
O'Shea
Parnell
Remade butterfly link tied to wartime New York life tragedy
Police identified a photo found near Marion Hint as a woman known in New York's night life. Relatives say Hint had been away from home for days. Detectives sought Marion Hint to question him about the case, with potential connections to a male suspect.
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New York
Fedreold Nudel
Marion
Aves
Mary Tettinger
Breaks in Arkansas river levees flood White County
Three hundred people were homeless and about 40 000 acres of White county land were inundated when three breaks in the White river levees occurred tonight near Cunningham and Elmhurst. Local hospitals reported strain from evacuations.
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Littleork
Ark
White County
Med River
Cunningham
Eimight
Hoptaire Nods
War veteran Amiasa Clark dies at age 201 in Texas
Bandera Texas January 23 9 The long trail ended today for Amiasa Clark aged 201 one of the few surviving veterans of the Mexican War of 1847 who died at his home here He was the oldest living member of the Pioneers Freighters association and one of the early wagon drivers before the railroads reached Texas
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Bandera
Tex
Amiasa Clark
Irar
Pioneers Freighters’ Association
Texas
Smuggling Probe Tangles Canadian Border Officials
Alberta officials testify before the Royal Customs Commission as they probe beer and spirit smuggling over the American border. Investigators review cross border flows from Montana into Canada, including pumping liquor into oil sump tanks and shipments to southern routes.
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Asguty
Alla
Tan
United States
R. A. Smth
Exhwonton
Representhas
Alberta
Royal Customs
Horder
Titan
Montana
Canada
Lethbridge Aid
Mibbons
Gil
Uegentiary
Conte
Alta
Teey
Otwa Enatants
Calegary
Metals union change puts Montana group in leadership
In a Montana dominated reshuffle at the International union, Mamas Murphe of Anaconda and Tah Ger of TEA were named to top roles, with Whitmore of Aireat atl and Gale Hither of Bh Matt among the new leaders. Callagher noted the Montana reps now hold key seats on the executive board, signaling regional influence.
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Anaranda
Wes Appaint
Qint Framer
Whitmore
Aireat
Wyoming Senate Nets Wets Back
The Wyoming Senate considered an overwhelming measure on prohibition. Senator Kinney opposed the wets, while Thomas Cooper, who voted for the mentorist, said he had never funded a drop of liquor. The action occurred in the upper house.
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Theystine
Senate
Lehigh
Congress
Peter J. Kinney
Woader
Thomas Cooper
Heflin attacks Knights of Columbus war propaganda
In Washington on January 28 Senator Heflin of Alabama renewed charges that the Knights of Columbus seek to embroil the United States in war with Mexico. He cited a speech by Joseph Scott of Los Angeles at a Knights meeting and claimed the organization spreads faney to provoke conflict. He condemned perceived Catholic influence in Mexico and criticized resolutions from the Knights convention.
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Knights of Columbus
United States
Mexico
Senate
Heflin
Alabama
Joseph Scott
Los Angeles
Reolt ‘Tradl
Bia
West
Alexive
Weflin
Senator Copeland
New York
WETS SEEK DAY JUDGE IMPEACHMENT VOTE
A House resolution seeks to impeach Federal Judge Frank Cooper of the Northern New York District for alleged enforcement power abuse in prohibition cases. Rep LaGuardia demands impeachment as the measure heads to the Judiciary Committee after a party-line debate. A late attempt to table the resolution failed as the vote occurred near adjournment.
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Washington
Frank Cooper
New York
House Today
Judiciary Committee
Actimy
LaGuardia
Republical
Netealte Hive Stalker
Langworth Hohling
Train collision in Little Rock leaves three dead
Three people were killed and one injured when a southbound Missouri Pacific passenger train struck an automobile in Little Rock Arkansas. Two of the deceased are women and one is a 13 year old girl.
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Little Rock
Ark
Jai
Sixteen Men Burned by Blast in Coal Mine
Morgantown West Virginia January 28 Sixteen men were burned by a violent explosion at the Connelleville By-Products mine where a large number were working yesterday At least 250 men were in the mine at the time and all are believed to have escaped to safety Harry Shelton of the company died of a heart attack after reaching the surface with other workers in a separate incident when an oil fire broke out on the southern slope section
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Morgantown
W. Va
Harry Shelton
Fakehance
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