Cosgrave Escapes Rail Crash After Rescue Efforts
Irish Free State head William T Cosgrave arrived in Ottawa shortly after a railroad accident in which he aided in rescue operations and offered first aid. One train crew member was killed and two railway workers were seriously injured when upper cars derailed near Limoge, 26 miles away. An official investigation was ordered by Charles A Dunning, minister of railways and canals. Cosgrave’s car was not wrecked and he continued on his schedule despite the incident.
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Ottawa
William T Cosgrave
Limoge Ron
Charles A Dunning
Cosgraves
Mir Cosgrave
Life history of Hickman’s kin raised in insanity trial
Defense lawyers in William Edward Hickman’s sanity trial probed his Arkansas farm roots and alleged maternal grandfather and grandmother traits to suggest inherited insanity. The defense sought to connect lineage to mental instability, presenting disclosures from Ozarks relatives as part of the proceedings.
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Edward Hickman
Arkansas
Ozarks Hill
Terome Walsh
Wes Ic
Submarine S-3 Located and Returning to Port
S-3 reported missing last Saturday was found off the Northern Florida coast and is proceeding under her own power to Guantanamo Bay. Navy reports say the search has ended as officers hold the vessel suffered radio damage and could not declare position after the Cape Hatteras appearance.
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Washington
Imssutyr
Florida
Guantanyaa Cub Linciwg
Navy Department
Ear Admirl
Tt Brumls
Messige
di Isio
Todd
Guintamma
Cape Hatteras
Girl Lingers 16 Days After Skull Fracture
Tameaville O Tan Helena Buschmann of Westfield Wass J6 student at Lake Lore College for Women is 16 days into an unconscious state after a traffic accident. Doctors report brain pressure with skull fracture and say recovery odds are slight.
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Tameaville O Tan
Helena Buschmann
Westfield Wass
Lake Lrre
Flames Destroy Great Church in Toronto
In Toronto on January 30 a fire virtually destroyed the Great Church, a prominent United church in the Denon Oak area. The walls and tower remained standing. Estimated loss is about 500 dollars.
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Flames
Toronto
Soronto
Theetropoltan
Feading United
Denon Oak
Burton Resolution Aims to Further Peace Policy
A government report from the foreign affairs committee proposes a Burton resolution to advance peace. It recommends tightening arms export controls and thermal regulations to reduce tensions with belligerent nations amid naval warfare considerations at the Second Judgeine conference.
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Burton
Berger Proposes 12 Million Federal Fund for Literacy
Representative Berger of Wisconsin introduces a bill to create a 12 million dollar federal literacy fund. The plan allocates 2.12 million annually for the next six years to curb illiteracy and help states remedy educational gaps amid criticism by groups claiming ignorance hinders nation.
Bloom Seeks 1992 Expo in New York for Washington Bicentennial
Representative Bloom introduces a bill proposing a 1000000000 dollar federal appropriation to fund an international industrial and agricultural exposition in New York in 1992 to mark the 200th anniversary of George Washington's birthday. The measure aims to celebrate the historical milestone with a major event drawing global participants.
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Washington
New York
George
New Governor General of Ireland Escapes Plotters
James Melveill the new governor general of the Irish Free State arrived in Dublin after a crossing from England amid rumors of a plot. He traveled with detectives, but authorities reported no threat or need for protection. Timance Minister Blythe and Minister J M O Sullivan welcomed him as he prepared for his Wednesday induction.
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Ireland
Dublin
Irish Free State
Catrem
Asis
James Melveill
England
McNeill
Timance
Blythe
Minnister of Public Instruction
J M O Sullivan
Auto stalls on Halko. four killed in Detroit crash
Four people died and several injured when a car stalled on railroad tracks near Wabash Avenue in Detroit and was struck by a passenger train. Victims include Joseph Walczak and family members. Relatives and the late Joseph Walczak Sr. are involved in the immediate aftermath and inquiries.
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Detroit
Mich
Tan
Wabash
Joseph Walczak
Babs
Joapeora
Walczaks
Experts at Work on Helena Safes
The Ienness Bros store at Eleventh and Win wis was robbed around midnight. Burglars opened two safes and took money. no explosives were used. Police learned of the crime after Officer Tames found an unlocked store door and the burglars left some valuables behind. No solid clues identified suspects as officers searched the area.
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Ienness. Bros
Wis
Tames
Lief Brown
Artist Osthaus Dies in Pensacola Home
Prominent artist Osthaus was found dead in his Pensacola home surrounded by Marianic chanting, authorities reported. The 70 year old local figure known for his involvement with Ila Tan and the Pi(d) mun group was discovered deceased after an apparent incident at his residence. Further details were not immediately released by police.
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Pensacola
Hinous
Hes Marianics
August 1 Man Dies On Train Near Judi Gap
Tom Brandt of Augusta died today on a tram near Judi Gap while undergoing a medical exam. The body was examined and the death likely caused by a heart condition.
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Lewistown
Tom Brandt
Augusta
Judi Gap
Eran
Ater
Equalization fee urged as sole path to farm relief
Washington January 30 reports from hearings at the house agriculture committee show advocates of the proposed equalization fee pressing it as the only solution to farm relief. Kehoe of Wisconsin and A W Ricker of Minnesota insist the fee would stabilize prices and promote cooperative marketing, warning that failure to pass it could trigger farmer backlash in upcoming elections.
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Washington
Wegary Haugen
House Agriculture Committees
Mo Hehoe
Wiassville
Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association
W Ricker
Farmers Simon Bulletin
St Paul
Tee
Soluton
Kehoe Gust
Ob Sainesses
Tange
Mnss
Ikcoe
Asso
Blast of Dynamite Kills 5 in West Newton Grocery
An explosion at a West Newton grocery store killed at least five people and left others missing among the debris. Trank Gorgone and his infant son Salvatore were rescued from the ruins, while Mrs Josephine Gorgone and four other siblings were named among the deceased or unaccounted for as rescue efforts continued and state officials investigated the blast and possible dynamite quantities.
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Rewton Wass Tan
Lersius
JT Ankh Uorgone
West Newton
Wool Clip Deal Sets Record Price in Montana Sale
Deer Lodge dealer Ian W4AI announces a record wool sale with Nelson & Son selling 7000 fleeces at 11 cents. The sale went to Scotty Brown of Missoula. The 1988 clip priced 40.5 cents in the market.
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Deer Lodge
Ian W4ai
Montine
Shea Nels Nelson & Son
Mide
Scotty Brown
Missoula
Missing freighter Vo Thace still not found
A violent storm lashed the eastern states with heavy snow and high winds as relief ships and emergency crews scoured the sea and coast. The Norwegian freighter Krechter Area sent an SOS yesterday but has not yet been located. authorities continue search efforts.
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New York
Krechter
Leung Wens Vocational Conference Sets Attendance Record
Boreman Jan 70 APJ AN delegates from 11 western states gather at Montana State College for the Leung Wens Vocational Conference with 1232 high school reps registering for day one. Train arrivals swell attendance to a record crowd. main program features outlines by leading professionals and a side issue sparks discussion, continuing on page ten.
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Boreman
APJ
Montana State College
America
Earl Haig Hears Taps As World War Leader Dies
Earl Haig veteran British commander in France and Belgium during World War I died at 66 from heart strain. Known for guiding Allied forces with Marshal Foch and General Pershing, his passing prompted national mourning. The cathedral tribute and soldiers saluted his memory as tributes poured in from London and allied nations.
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Earl Haig
London
Tan
Earl Douglas Haig
France
Belgnan
Marshal Louk
Trance
John J Pershing
Gurmam
Roberts Valse
Napier
Henry Wilson
Foch
Albert
Marshal Poch
Belgium
Ty Lowlor
Spread of Epidemic Alarms Colorado Health Order
State health board issued a two county containment order in Tanlder and Well counties. All public gatherings and congregations are banned for two weeks or until further notice to halt the spread.
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Deniver Jan Jo
Eght
Tanlder
Well
Colorids State Card of Health
Tormit
Mexican amendments rejected at Pan American union
Navana January 20 report that the Pan American union committee decisively rejected Mexican amendments to grant each republic the chairmanship of the governing board and the director general. The committee backed maintaining the present organization and approved a plan to designate a new Pan American delegations chair from among the constructing governments, signaling progress toward broader representation.
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Navana
Pan American Union
Commiutes
Ciara
Amer
GOOLIDGE AT BUDGET CONFERENCE PLEADS FOR WARGHP PROGRAM
President Coolidge spoke at a budget conference urging rapid shipbuilding within treasury limits. He advocated economy in spending and urged further reductions, while defending the need for constructive naval effort amid debt concerns.
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Goolidge
Provident
Ingi
Wahabi Raid in Kuwait Sparks Fierce Desert Clash
Fragmented report describes Wahabi tribesmen raiding Kuwait, engaging in a hot fight near the frontier. Raid details include village casualties, camel theft, and pursuing mariners, with both sides suffering but unclear outcomes.
Walsh Proposes Amendment to Immigration Act
A foreign affairs report notes Walsh seeks changes to the Immigration Act, aiming to modify powers and repeal certain clauses. The proposal targets origins and oversight, with emphasis on altering the act’s enforcement provisions and potential impact on existing policy.
Aces of France and Darts in Mexico City
A fragmented report mentions darts and an event in Mexico City with references to Aces of France and Prtte nest beocy thr Trench crite. The text alludes to a long cue-trony Woy ico Lafon and a move from Mexia to New Orleans, with a note about Loyes and an early Saturday meni.
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Mexico City
Costes
Lafon
Wirhine Acre
Mexia
Orlean
EMA Niles
Paul and His Pri Kiss and Make Up
New York Jane Py Thy separation suit involving Panthelen bac, former light heavyweight champion, faces Tyr Wile Cole as the boxers attorney. The couple met over the weekend and decided to reconcile despite prior difficulties, aiming to move forward with their relationship and boxing connections.
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New York
Jane
Panthelen
Bac
Tyr Wile Cole
Richard J Barry
Pauls
Remains of Ibanez Laid Away in Bier
In a terse, antiquated notice the remains of Ibanez are described as laid away in bier enshrouded with a silken roof. The fragmentary text mentions a named hero figure and mentions friends attending, though many words are garbled.
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Ibanez
Bier
Meatone
Yvicejtte
Hlasce
Tada
Trench colonies faced harsh conditions in homeland
Fragmentary OCR reports on trench colonies highlight severe heat and hardship. The text mentions a population figure around four million and references French colonies under strain, with vague details about the tractor and a woman named Trance.
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Eanies
Lindbergh Autographs Trio as Virgin Islands Hop Begins
Charles A Lindbergh flies a 1000 mile hop toward the Virgin Islands amid delirious crowds in Ciracas Jimezuele Tan The Venezuelan flag waves at the plane as he signs autographs for three young Venezuelan girls and receives homage from a city that has closed many dusty houses to honor him The page continues on Page Eight.
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Ciracas Jimezuele Tan
Charles A Lindbergh
Virgin Islands
Hong
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