Police and Anti Jap Demonstrators Clash at Japanese Consulate
Chicago January 28 five hundred or more demonstrators sought to protest militarism at the Japanese consul’s office. About 150 rode to police stations in patrol wagons and officers used clubs and pepper spray on some, while others faced threats with preak-ase weapons as arrests occurred in front of the Tribune tower. The Shanghai war anniversary noting student protests across China produced no major disorders.
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Chicago
Bernard Deahon
Posta
Tribune
Consola
Shanghai
China
Prampia
Federal purchase of silver backed policy discussed
Salt Lake City January 28 government purchase of all silver produced in the United States was urged by Dr Ebert Thomas, urging a plan to restore normal conditions. He said the solution lies in stimulating consumption through agriculture and mining and proposed the government buy and coin every ounce of silver mined after a set date, signaling a shift in economic channels.
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Salt Lake City
United States
Ebert Thomas
Plonao
Utah Society of Hchogl Superintendenta
Joe
Nod Frelp
Mita Tekea
Govotes' Yelps Heard in Salt Like dv
Salt Lake Cry reports a strange scene as a pack of gray wolves rips through a market district belting the night with howls and the sound of lions roaring mix with torching snow. Locals speculate the weather drives wildlife into the city, venturing near the market.
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Govotes
Salt Lake Cry
First Woman to Duplicate Lindbergh to Visit Helena Today
Amelia Farhart Patnam, famed trans Atlantic flyer, and Col. T H Beit fin of Northwest Airways lead a westward air survey from St Paul. They depart 3 pm yesterday, plan to reach Helena about 4 pm today, stay with Mr and Mrs Fred Shevite, and dine at the Pinger hotel. Officials and aviation enthusiasts are invited to the events and dinner. Tour continues to Portland, Ore, tomorrow morning.
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Helena
Amelia Farhart Patnam
Col
T. H. Beitfin
Northwest Airways
Helen
Col. Tristin
St. Paul
Biamarrk
N. J
Fred Shevite
Pinger
Anronautte
Sheriff
Elena
Cotminstan
Northwest Airway
Ute
Portland
Ore
Tyea
Interfaith commission to address social mood and labor unrest
Cleveland news reports on a new Inter-Faith commission uniting Protestant Catholic and Jewish leaders to study religion’s role in social ills. The 18-member panel, including Newton Baker, aims to arbitrate disputes and guide unified action on labor, economics, and civic reform across cities.
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Cinceland
Chin
Cleveland
Inter-Faith Commission
Tabbi Barnett P Brickner
Newton J. Baker
Conourt
Ita Serviece
Whiten
Maventant
Biovers
Economisia
Scientiate
Wonialand
Prison inmates burglarize liquor storage in Okanogan jail
In Okanogan Washington on January 28 authorities reported inmates broke from cells and drank liquor from the jail storeroom. The sheriff noted the breach while prosecutors labeled it burglary as prisoners faced charges for unlawful entry and related acts.
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Washington
Okanogan, Waad
Okanogan
Cella
Weather outlook for Northern Rocky Mountain region
In the coming week the Northern Rocky Mountain area faces unsettled conditions with frequent chances of precipitation. From Montana to northwestern Wyoming expect cooler spells and near normal early week temperatures then a shift to colder midweek.
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Rocky
Herriot on Line for Helm Again
Paris reports that after Premier Boncour’s overthrow a strong man is sought to steer parliament. Edouard Herriot or Edouard Sperrlot loom as possible head with Sperrlot facing war debt scrutiny. Vague lines and AP indications suggest early shaping of the new government.
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Herriot
Helm
Paris
Albert LeBrun
Joseph Paul Boncour
Edouard Sperrlot
Associated Press
Thomas M. Terriot
Atlantic Rushes Over Dykes Threatens Homes Weathered by Strong Northeaster
New England coastline faced a brutal two day northeast gale with seas crashing over sea walls. The storm brought hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage and left many residents temporarily homeless as low-lying areas flooded and cottages and piers toppled. Offshore shipping halted as crews waited for calmer seas.
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Boston
New England
Bank Bandits Raid Amid Farm Protest in Madison
Madison Minnesota January 28 three thousand farmers protested evictions delaying foreclosures on five farms across three counties. Sheriff workload rose as crowds mobilized to block sales while four armed raiders robbed a Klein National Bank customer and employee of seven thousand to thirty eight thousand dollars before fleeing in a car.
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Madison, Minn
Minnesota
Madison
Wearda
Cohr
Klein National Bank
Montana Senate completes week with routine business
After a week of oratory, the Montana Senate moved to routine work. Six measures on the calendar were sent to committees, with 13 general file items acting or postponed. Senator Kerley urged electors serve their terms, while Walsh’s farm aid bill proposed extending government loan repayment and waiving certain security priorities to aid farmers.
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Senate
Montana Senate
House
Kerley of
Powell
Walsh
Washington
Wishod
Mont
Aecrettry
Eminent literary critic passes away at 87
The renowned critic, famed for authority in English and French literature, died today at age 87. Colleagues recall his influence on literary analysis and his standing as a major voice in scholarly circles.
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Tan
Speer
Connot
Record Cold Snap Reported in Fairbanks Alaska
A temperature of 11 below was recorded today in Fairbanks with 64 below noted as the coldest in the area in 16 years. Historical lows include 01 below in 1946 and 65 below in 1908, reflecting extreme Yukon and Tanana region conditions.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Tan
Yukon
Tanana
Montana split on Tarver amendment to restrict prohibition funds
Washington dispatch reports Montana divided its vote on the Tarver amendment. Representative Evans supported the measure while Representative Leavitt opposed it, reflecting a party line split on how prohibition funds should be used.
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Washington
Montana
Tarver
Representative Evans
Representative Leavitt
AL SMITH DECLINES ROOSEVELT CABINET POSITION
Alfred E. Smith told reporters in Washington on January 28 that he would not join the incoming Roosevelt administration cabinet. When asked what role he might take, Smith said he would not discuss specifics and that his current aims are not tied to any single post. He also declined to confirm or deny leading the Reconstruction Finance corporation, adding that his goals at present are broader.
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Washington
Alfred Wi. Smeith
Tolny
Roosevelt
Neko
Nley
Society of Composers pensions James W Blake
New York January 29 The American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers announced plans to pension James W Blake 25 dollars weekly for life in gratitude for his song She Rides He was found penniless last year and received unemployment aid. Today directors voted to grant him lifelong support. He is 76.
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Trackensack
N. J
Frank Carnora
Rockiend County
New York
Lena
Spook Hock
Spring Valley
Negativer
Carera
Berger County
American Society of Composers, Authora and Publishers
Minnouner
Shane W. Blake
White
Hhutian
Alka
Blake
Emer- Roney
Hake
Yours Oro
Forume
Tle
Woman seeks divorce. keeps dogs in custody ruling
Seattle court grants Mrs Luccretia Stoldon a divorce petition while awarding her custody of 25 Pekingese and Boston terrier dogs. Judge Robert M. Jones signs an order giving Mrs Stoldon the dogs and spousal support of $12.50 weekly for six months.
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Seattle
Luccretia Stoldon
William F
Robert M. Jones
Dinese
Boston Terrant
Jones
Mra. Sieldon
De Valera Seizes Clear Irish Free State Mandate
Dublin January 28 President Eamon de Valera will hold a majority in the new Dail Eireann after final ballots from Galway. Fianna Fail 77 seats Cumann Na Ngaedheal 28 Independents 8 Labor 8 Center party 11 Independent labor 1. De Valera gains a mandate for full independence.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Eamon de Valera
Dail Eireann
Galway
Fianna Fail
Cumann Na Ngaedheal
William T. Cosgrave
Independants
Labor
Center Party
Independent Labor
de Valera
All-Ireland
Roosevelt to Meet British Envoy in Warm Springs
President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt arranged to receive Sir Ronald Lindsay, the British ambassador, and set a conference time to discuss U S Britain relations. Roosevelt acts with cooperation from outgoing Secretary of State Stimson, signaling a bridging of administrations on foreign affairs.
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Warm Springs
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ronald Lindsay
Roosevelt
Henry L. Stimaon
Notice in House to Abolish the Railroad Commission
Hol ecek of Fergus gave notice in the House yesterday afternoon of a bill to abolish the railroad commission. The education committee issued a resolution to study school laws with a Rut tey commission to be named by the board of education. Other measures included a property tax reclassification proposal, a pay cut for future legislators, and an apple grading bill with narrow support.
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Holecek
Railroad Commission
Fergus
Committee On Education
Boar of Education
Ragen
Lewis and Clark
Raplogle
Tero Othar
106 LEADS Parent Tragedy: Two Sons Dead in Sand Cave
Yukon Oklahoma parents V M Gray tenant farmers discover the bodies of Bennie 11 and Paw 13 suffocated in a sand dugout cave at a playhouse near the Canadian River. A three month old pup led them to the scene as Rennie's sweater lay at the door. Authorities report the playhouse had caved in.
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Yukon
Okla
V. M. Gray
Bennie
Paw
Nun Cave
Queenie
Gray House
Rennie
Five Ton Safe Loot Stolen With Truck In Denver
Denver police hunted for a fully loaded five ton safe that was taken with the truck during a downtown business delivery. The driver left the vehicle to enter the business and security home, leaving the safe and tractor unobstructed.
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Denver
ATI
Marooned Californians Stranded as Storms Worsen
In San Francisco on January 28 the Pacific coast faced another day of storms. California residents in the Eshom valley Tulare county were counted around six marooned, and sixty in a Sierra state highway camp at Uume. Efforts included snowplows and relief parties amid fears of hunger.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
California
Eshom Valley
Tulare County
Uume
Sierra
McCormick Estate Shrank With Few Prospects for Heirs
Chicago readers learn Edith Rockefeller McCormick’s $40 million estate has dwindled to a point where heirs face slim chances of profit. A $600,000 mortgage on Lakeshore Drive remains, limiting income. Edwin D Krann, adviser, could not collect $2,000 monthly under a family settlement.
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Chicago
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Edward A. Dito
Raith Hockefeller McCormick Trust
Dylve
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