Mills Put Upon Grill Upon Bonds
Secretary Mellon faced House Ways and Means questions on veterans bonus certificates and the bond market. Under Secretary Mills argued the market reacted naturally to possible conversion proposals, while lawmakers pressed whether manipulation aided the administration against soldiers.
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Washington
Mellon
House Ays and Means Committee
Mills
Congress
Rainey Offest
Garter
Texas
Ellen
Rainey
Liberty Bouda
Pls
Secre
Veterans on long journey east through Missoula
A group of five and twenty four veterans from Seattle passed through Missoula tonight on their way to Washington DC to seek immediate cash payments on adjusted service certificates. Though their ranks had dwindled they planned to continue, while some crippled veterans rest and turn back. The Salvation Army provided lunch at the station.
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Missoula
Dan
Seattle
Washington, D. C
Salvation Army
Milukos
Quakes Felt in Southern Meigo Stir Mexican Areas
Meigo city dispatch reports a series of earthquakes causing terror in southern Mexico. Tremors dated January 14 and today were felt across 12 to 15 states with apocalyptic damage. Oaxaca appears hardest hit with severe destruction and relief efforts underway.
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Oaxaca
Nye and Moses in Flux Over Inquisitors Expenses
Senator Nye accused Senator Moses of trying to hinder his re election prospects after Moses published itemized Senate campaign expenses totaling 97000 dollars. Nye warned foes would have access to the records and alleged lavish use of government funds. Moses retorted that his actions were not aimed at Nye’s ambitions and defended the disclosure.
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Nye
Moses
Washington
Senate
North Dakota
Senate Campaign Fund Committee
New Hampshire
Nre
Priest and Wife Attend White House Reception
Representative and Mrs Oscar de Priest of Mingis attended the White House reception for members of the House and their wives. The Negro representative and his wife were invited to the reception along with all other members. A large number attended.
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Washington
Oscar de Priest
Mingis
White House
Tecepton
Railroads Test Two Cent Fare To Halt Bus Competition
Frisco line began a two cent coach rate on all routes from February 1, aiming to lure travelers back from bus services spreading across the Midwest. Other carriers including Chicago and Northwestern and Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific are secretly testing similar fares to measure passenger demand and counter the bus surge.
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Middle West
Cer
Frisco Jing
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific
Allmany
House Committee Opposed to Relief Acts May Face Fund Split
Washington January 29 The House Appropriations Committee voted 18 to 11 against the Senate plan for a 425 million relief fund, prompting sponsors to seek alternative agencies to distribute aid. Democratic Leader Robinson floated Salvation Army or Public Health Service as possible administers if Red Cross refuses. Chairman John Hart of Red Cross denied making politics and defended the organization’s stance.
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House Committee
S.A
Washington
House Appropriations
Jotmilies
Moorer
Red Cross
Senate
Ayrns
Tennesse
Robinson
Salvation Army
Public Health Service
John Narteni Parne
The
Redross
North Dakota mob lynches young Bannon, governor outraged
Gov George Schafer denounces the public lynching of Charles Bannon by a McKenzie county mob. The incident followed a jail break at the county seat near Cherry Creek where Bannon, 22, reportedly slain a victim. Pattern of vigilante justice recalled Roosevelt era in the old cow country. The mob formed outside the jail around 1 pm and dragged the slayer to a bridge where he was hanged. This was the 22nd lynching in North Dakota history involving seven whites, three Codie and a black man.
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North Dakota
Young Bannon
Shafer
Wroth
Dan
Mora
McKenzie County
George Schafer
McKenze County
Schafer
Charles Bannon
Roosevelt
Wateref
Cherry Creek
Tia
Sta
Codie
Bank Robbery Strikes City National Bank on O'Farrell Street
San Francisco on January 29 a lone robber raided the City National Bank near Market on O'Farrell Street, obtaining about 3000 dollars after handing a teller a note threatening violence. The bold heist involved a ferocious demand with a warning to comply or face harm. Local police investigations begin as witnesses are spoken with and the suspect is sought.
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San Francisco
City National Bak
O'Farrell Street
Leva
Wil
Alabama House Rebukes Senator Over Election Claims
Montgomery Jan 2 The Alabama house of representatives adopted a joint resolution denouncing what it called poor sportsmanship by Senator Thomas J Heflin in the November general election contest. The action followed his charges of fraud and irregularities in the election.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama House of Representatives
Thomas J. Tellin
King Gustave Opposes Prince Lenart Wedding to Commoner
Stockholm January reports say Prince Lenart, son of King Gustave, planned to marry Maria Messvandt, a former Grand Duchess Marie of Prussia now in New York. The king reportedly objects to the match with the daughter of an industrialist and has refused consent.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Lenrt
Prince William
Marie
Trussia
New York
Miarry
Misa Maria Messvandt
Voliatle Sauires
Gustave
Krauddon
Haig coal pit blast claims many lives in Whitehaven
In Whitehaven Cumberland England a violent explosion rocked the Haig coal pit killing ten miners and risking many more. About 200 men were underground as gas and afterdamp hampered rescue efforts with 34 treated at a hospital. Adjoining pits face tragedy with past explosions cited.
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Whitehaven
Cumberland
Eng
Haig
Senate Banks Committee Aims Tougher Bank Protection Bills
The Senate committee on banks and banking announced six bills to strengthen bank security. Key provisions set a 30 year minimum for robberies with a gun and up to five years in prison plus fines for malicious false statements against banks. Additional measures address bank directors, consolidation, negotiable instruments, and fault for fraud losses.
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Senate Committee On Banks and Banking
Montana
Display in Paris of Spring Styles
Paris fashion shows unveil spring styles with coral blue green and brown as top shades. Favorite pairings include coral with wavy blue red and white, light green with bottle green, and brown with white. Wool and silk fabrics appear in sportswear and weekender outfits, including box jackets, white knits, belts, and scarves, with numerous color contrasts and leather accents.
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Paris
Adelaide Kerr
Farm Board Chief Warns on Wheat Price Support
Alexander Legge, head of the Federal Farm Board, said wheat price stabilization hinges on crop reductions and warned against repeating a 1030 surplus. In a pre speech to the Illinois Agricultural association, he urged steering clear of export markets as Russia and others flood consuming nations, keeping domestic prices in check.
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Springfield. Is
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Toflay
Illinois Agricultural Association
Farm Board
United States
Leggerald
Russia
America
Legge
Rulent Epidemic of Gip Reported in Germany
Berlin reports Grippa and related elements widespread in a mild form across Germany for weeks, with a virulent turn in Hamburg this week. The seaport city saw three deaths from lung inflammation and influenza among a total of 70 and 15 cases, respectively.
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Germany
Berlin
Grippa
Hamburg
Grime Bills In Bunch Approved Move Chancellor Salary Down
Seven crime commission bills passed in committee of the whole house amid strong votes. Representative Ray N Shannon of Sanders county opposes a proposed cut to the state chancellor's salary from 10000 to 7000 dollars a year. Continued on Page 2.
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James W. Scort
Crime Commission
Ray N. Shannon
Sanders County
Hoe Harbors
Shannon
U S Apologizes to Il Duce Butler to Face Naval Court
Washington Jan 29 The United States issued an apology for Mussolini incident amid confusion over Secretary Stimson notes and declarations. An naval court action is set to proceed against Butler. The remarks followed a Philadelphia speech.
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U. S
Ilduce
Butler
Washington
Queen Victoria at Mother's Bedside
London reports Queen Victoria and Queen Mother of Spain visiting Princess Heatrice at Kensington Palace. A bulletin says the princess shows slight improvement while both mothers remain at her side, sharing hope as care continues.
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Queen Victoria
Mother's
London
Heatrice
Quean
Kensington Palace
Fara
Quean Victoria
Spain
Hells Angel Star Wins Divorce From Spouse
Los Angeles January 29 AP Jean Marlow a film actress obtained a divorce from her husband Katies F. McGrew of Chicago. The couple had been separated as the wife did not appear at the court.
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Los Angeles
Jean Marlow
Tlm
Katies F. McGrew
Chicago
Moret
Angels
Irrigation Project Payment Plan Proposed in House Action
Washington June 2. A House of Representatives committee bill would let the Interior Secretary extend the Wackfoot irrigation project assessments for 17 years. Interest at 6 percent would accrue on the spread debt until fully paid. Chairman Leavitt of the House committee urged passage.
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Washington
Wackfoot
Montana
Leavitt
House
Andien Affairs
Body Found In Plane At Foot Of Bluff
Reports from Canis Washington indicate the body of Walter Beerman Wissing Vaeney, pilot, was removed from the wreckage at Nett Mountain. Rescue teams reached the site after rappelling over a 200 foot drop. Mail in the plane was found intact and authorities expected to bring the case to Camas tomorrow.
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Tovtland
Gre
Jin
Canis
Wash
Tonighet
Walter BE
Ermal Wissing
Vaeney Air Unes
Washungal
Camas
Lew Mitchett
Joe Ulewat
Nett Mountain
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