Lead signals in Dakotas as campaign race builds
Washington observers note growing interest from supporters of leading presidential candidates in North and South Dakota. Both Republican and Democratic camps anticipate pivotal events that could steer national attention toward states and key figures. The South Dakota legislature rushes to enact actions ahead of the 1923 campaign cycle, marking a first in concrete political moves.
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North
Souhh
Dakota
Antiaircraft Gun Adopted By War Department
Washington reports the war department announced the official adoption of a 103 mm antiaircraft gun, the longest built in America, to arm fixed defenses. The weapon, 160 caliber, fires a 33 pound projectile to altitudes over 7,200 yards and a horizontal range near 20,000 yards, with roughly 18 rounds per minute and a semi automatic breech.
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Washington
APJ
America
War Department
Ames
First real winter storm hits eastern states with heavy snow
Foot of snow blankets streets from capital to New York and New England as the first major storm of the season expands across the eastern states. Snow fell steadily over many areas while temperatures stayed mild in the snow belt, with forecasts showing continued snowfall through the night.
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Capital
New York
New England
United States
Washington
Weather Bureau
De Molay elects leaders at Elena conclave in 92
The Montana Wyoming division of the Order of De Molay elected Carl W Patterson of Great Falls as president of the district Murrell rateer Elena was named vice president and Trica Thomas of Butte reelected secretary treasurer The next annual conclave will be held at Helena on January 29 Thomas Davis of Butte addressed the southbound members this afternoon on Main Street
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Great Fills
Montana
Wyoming
Order of de Molay
Todas
Carl W Patterson
Great Tulls
Murrell Rateer
South and West unite against East Sen Nye predicts new party
A Wiless speech reveals Nye foresees a West and South alignment to form a new party opposing eastern interests in farm legislation. He cites past support for Victory Haugen and criticizes federal intervention while calling for unity to counter East dominates Congress. The remarks imply rapid reform despite Coolidge vetoes.
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Sen. Nye
Wiless
Lewistation
Wis
Vie
Yorth Parhola
Westchester County Bankers? Association
Congress
Jete Senalur
North Dalcota
Haugen
Coolidge
Nye
American minister in Nicaragua urges electoral law reforms
Managua Jan 9 Charles C. G. Lberhardt the American minister to Nicaragua returned from a trip to the United States convinced the turmoil there will ease if conservatives and liberals unite on an electoral law granting American supervision of elections for a new president. He said he also asked for more marines to protect American interests on the east coast.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Charles CG Lberhardt
Rc Lberhardt
Bert Neal Dies From Gunshot Wound at Neal Ranch
Havre January 28. Bert Neal a farmer north of Wagner in Phillips County died today from a gunshot wound to the abdomen. He was allegedly shot by Jack Maleskie last Sunday night at the Neal ranch. Maleskie had been charged with assault at the time. officers view the incident as the climax of a series of liputes between the two men.
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Havre
Bert Neal Farmer
Wagner
Phlips
Jack Maleskie
Neal Ranch
Maleslie
Youths Rob Madison Ave Clock and Jewelry Store
Two youths armed with pistols held up a New York antique clock and jewelry shop on Madison Avenue, lined up four men in the rear, and escaped with watches and jewelry valued at 330000.
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New York
Witc
Temehr
Madison Avenue
Boy Slayer Denies Former Confession
Los Angeles reports the defense in the Hickman kidnapping case claiming the confessed killer repudiated his confession. Attorneys argue sanity defenses and plan new motions while the district attorney asserts the defendant admitted guilt in writing and verbally. A trial delay and sanity plea are at issue as the jury weighs charges.
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Los Angeles
William Edward Hickman
Manan Parker
Jerome Walsh
Beig
Walsh
Amar Est
Hickman
Hickman Not
Ony
Keyes
Maniac cuts hair of 74 year old farmwoman
AP report from New Underwood South Dakota details a man invading the home of Mrs Ile Korgman bound the 74 year old to a chair and with four pairs of scissors cut her hair and skirts while claiming to act under government orders The attacker fled in a small coupe and left the door open causing Mrs Korgman to suffer exposure for two hours before family found her.
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Underwood
Ile Korgman
Tate
Korgman
Lorgman
Coming Week Weather Outlook In Northern Rockies
Weekly outlook for the week starting Monday shows partly cloudy skies with occasional light snow in Montana and northern Wyoming. Temperatures trend above normal through Wednesday with a cooldown expected afterward.
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Rocky Mountain
Montana
Wyoming
Fire loss tops a million in Atlantic City blaze
An early morning fire swept Atlantic City causing property damage estimated at over one million dollars. Officials including Cuthbert and Emerson Rhodes faced the blaze as flames destroyed homes, with heavy smoke and emergency crews battling the fire for hours.
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Atlantic City
Allantie
South Carga
Abe
Witham
Cuthbert
Fiirector
Pullw Sifet
Tmerson
Boardaai
Renarle
County Ads Levy Penalty for Late Auto Licenses
Auto mobile owners who fail to secure license before February 1 face a 1 percent penalty, with funds directed to the county road fund. Montana legislators consider a commission to study tax issues and present a relief plan to the 1929 legislature. Other resolutions seek clearer county financing powers and disposal of obsolete county records.
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Montana
J EC Trickson
Crichson
De Valera Tours Chicago Amid Rallies For Sinn Fein
Sixty thousand supporters greet Eamon de Valera during a Sinn Fein rally in Chicago. The Irish leader campaigns for recognition of the Irish Republic and funds to sustain his movement, denouncing Trefoil and urging continued resistance abroad.
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Chieago
Tainon Deilera
Lianng Tvl
Toright
Americin Association
Miets Wallin Joasgrave
Este Uthé
le Valera
Iak
Irelani
Grospai
Smith Noted for Fourth Ballot Nomination Prediction
New York World predicts Smith will secure the nomination on the fourth ballot at the Democratic convention. The dispatch cites a political prophet who argues the two thirds rule may delay a nomination on the third ballot, while Smith’s rising support keeps him as the favorite.
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Washington Toli
Cot Sith
New Yari
Wrst
Cleveland Fire Ravages Skyscraper District
A large blaze struck a United States parcel post building in Cleveland today, tearing through upper floors and causing estimated damage over 3.3 million dollars. Fire crews brought the fire under control but investigators could not determine the cause.
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Cleveland
United States Parcel Post
Wife of Railway Official Dies after Operation
Mrs. Nice T Baldwin of Chirigawie of WOW Baldwin, wife of the railway president, died at a hospital following an operation. The body will be taken to Parkattan for burial in the family plot.
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Pasadena
Callan
Nice T Baldwin
Chirigawie
Wow Baldwin
Chega Lurlington and
Quinncy Ritroad
Parkattan
Would Use X-Any to Cure Criminals
A Wheeling report notes Dr LJ Hersey and colleagues claim a method to cure crime by dissolving a gland near the brain using X. They say the procedure would produce abnormal behavior in offenders and eradicate crime, with tests on subjects described as children. The piece frames the theory as a scientific attempt to remove criminal tendencies through medical intervention.
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Wader
Lin
Adrih
Crinmyssi
Seri
LJ Hersey
Flerse
Havana Meet Talks Policies at Pan American Session
Delegations at the Pan American conference in Havana focus on Cuban memorials and Marti tribute as the international public law committee reviews first readings of a treaty on political asylum law. Amendments are proposed by jurists, with wartime obligations discussed and three articles advanced to a subcommittee for redrafting.
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Havana
Marti
the Ants
Miss Taura Volstead May Seek Congress Nomination
Miss Taura Volstead, daughter of Andrew Volstead author of the Prohibition Enforcement Act, may run for Congress to reclaim the seat once held by her father. Friends urge her to seek the Republican nomination.
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Taura Volstead
St Paw
Congress
Andrew Volstead
Tarife Gut Triggers Tax Debate in Congress
A coalition of senate democrats and republican independents plans to attach a tariff provision to the tax reduction bill as it moves to the floor. Senator Simmons of North Carolina, spokesman on revenue legislation, described the move amid ongoing discord with administration forces.
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Washington
Senate Democrats
Senator Simmons
North Carolina
Los Angeles Airship Landing Demonstrated at Sea
The Los Angeles successfully connected with the aircraft carrier Saratoga in a historic at sea maneuver. Commander Rosendahl oversaw the diveable airship operation, confirming feasibility of landing an airship on a large deck amid gusty winds. All fuel and water supplies were transferred and passengers moved between ships.
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Washington
Jin
Los Angeles
Carer
Saratoga
C J Tosendahl
Ig Divigble
Wil
Rosendahl
Newport
Thoular
Forty Die in Wreck on Burma Railway
A train wreck on the Burma Railway killed forty people. Most victims were in the third class cars, including Indians and Dourmas. Survivors and rescue teams searched the mangled remains as turbaned workers aided in operations.
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Burma
Wayfren
Mandalty
Masthamon
Catholic Offices Raided in Menigo City by Secret Police
Mexican authorities continued the enforcement drive against religious groups by raiding offices claimed to be former Knights of Columbus and The Catholic League headquarters in Menigo City. No one was present but papers and documents were seized, some labeled seditious, and the offices were closed by government order.
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Mexico City
Knights of Columbus
Catholic League
O One
Cosgrave at Valley Forge Venerates Founders
President Cosgrave visits Valley Forge and venerates founders in a feature recalling George Washington and the Continental Army’s brutal winter of 1777. The Irish Free State leader stands in Washingtons headquarters beside the desk of the Father of His Country, honoring the shared history.
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Cosgrave
Valley Forge
Thenowelid
Washington
William T Cosgrave
Irish Free State
Jad
Helena pioneer who crossed with Bridger dies at 95
Georg Bardwell, a pioneer who joined Jim Bridger on the early western trek, died last evening at St Peters hospital aged 95 after long illness. Born in Massachusetts, he married Emily Delong and later moved west with wagon trains, settling briefly in Omaha before joining the Bridger expedition. He was 95 and a member of the Odd Fellows since 1851.
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Helena
Jim Bridger
Georgc Bardud
Jim Bridger i Garde
St Peters Hospital
Pitlow
Burl
Mr Bardwell
Won Fague
Warelew
Fliaah Bardwell
Cherry Valley
Morrow Reaches Vera Cruz After Delayed Voyage
Ambassador Morrow lands at Vera Cruz aboard the Monterey after weather delays off Hatana. The vessel was detained outside the harbor for hours by a severe storm. A telegram from the United States embassy reports the envoy arrived and will proceed to the capital tomorrow morning.
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Meaco City
Mbassador Woron
Vera Cruz
Hatana
Monterey
United States
Abassador Morrow
Inoveligt Bane Vicente Elisea Ibanez Dies in Mentone France
Vicente Elisea Ibanez, noted Spanish novelist and exile, dies in Mentone France. The report notes his long illness including diabetes and bronchial issues. Funeral arrangements are expected to be held in the town near Mentone as per local customs.
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Mentone
France
Vicente Elisea Ibanez
Turscas
Vic
Stanford Students Moved After Infantile Paralysis Case
Three Stanford students from Roble Hall dormitory were removed to Stanford Hospital today with suspected infantile paralysis. An emergency amputation was reportedly used, and staff at the campus infirmary prepared for further testing and isolation as a precaution.
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Lord Lanesit
Cal Janue
Stanford Winvers
Isang Im Roble Hall
Stanfons Hospital
Lindbergh Receives Colombian Military Cross During Visit
Col Charles A Lindbergh is awarded the Military Cross of Colombia by presidential decree as he departs for Caracas. He receives a silver plaque from Madrid and is fealt with high honor by Colombian hosts who express esteem in words and music before his long flight. Continued on Page Three.
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Charles A Lindbergh
Bovaca
Madrid
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