Slayers Given Death For Colorado Deputy Slaying
Canon City Colorado January 80 Three bank bandits were executed at the state penitentiary for slaying a deputy sheriff during a flight from Kansas after a March 1930 bank holdup at Muntar Kansas. The trio John Walker Andrew Halliday and Claude Ray Go to Death Quirds Never boastful of their exploits were captured near Jetmore Kansas two hours after the robbery and faced the gallows calmly. Newspapermen were barred from the death chamber.
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Canon City
Colo
Colorado
Kansas
Manter
John, Walker
Andrew Halliday
Claude Ray
Jetmore
Fone
Wrirden Francis
Crawford
Mussolini Incidents Imply Court Martial On Marines
Washington reports Premier Mussolini appeared to reminisce on a marine court martial while Major General Smedley Butler faced scrutiny over his Philadelphia speech. The scene touched congressional waters as prosecutors and defense prepare for the sea soldiers’ battles worldwide.
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Washington
Mussolini
Smediey
Butler
Philadelphia
Boi
Atlan
da Martino
State board attorneys spark Montana legislature debate
Hatriotie speeches open the morning session as applause rises in the Montana House while the afternoon remains quieter. Eight crime commission bills reach third reading and serene niches win approval by committees, with Willard of Missoula signaling a broader law to be considered.
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Tam W. Scott Hatriotie
de Hate
House of the Montana Legislature
Willard
Missoula
Loesch Denies Political Pressure on Wickersham Report
Frank J. Loesch of Chicago, a member of the Wickersham commission, said no president or official sought to influence the commission’s report on prohibition. In his personal statement he urged altering the Eighth Amendment to let Congress govern the entire prohibition issue. This marks his first public remark on prohibition since the commission issued its report, and he predicts the report will be an issue in the 1932 election.
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Chicago
Frank J. Loesch
Wickersham Commission
Warner
Commission
Loesch
Congress
Navy misdeed leads to committee report on two cadet outfits
Washington on January 30 a senate committee favorably reported a bill about two men, Lawrence Myatt of Quincy Massachusetts and Miller Burgin of Jacksonville Florida. They dressed two girls in midshipmen clothing and took them into an Annapolis mess hall, raising questions about military academy conduct.
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Washington
Senate
Naval Academy
Lawrence Myatt
Quincy
Mass
Miler S Burgin
Jacksonville
Fla
Annapolis
Countess Adelaide de Melo Dies Aged 109 In Lisbon
Lisbon obituary notes the death of Countess Adelaide de Melo at 109 in a Lisbon poor house. Once Portugal’s reigning beauty and a friend to royals, she kept full faculties and recalled tales from happier days as she knitted by the fire.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Adelaide de Melo
Manseas Aire
Komal
Lynching Probe Clears Bannon Death as Strangulation
Watford City North Dakota coroner's jury finds Charles Bannon died early Wednesday from intentional strangulation and neck fracture by unknown persons. Testimony describes how the 22 year old confessed slayer of the Haven family was taken from his cell at MacKenzie County, then moved to a bridge railing.
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Watford City
Brenta
Charles Bannon
Bannon
James Morris
G. A. Fraser
Gunder Osford
State Bureau of Criminal Apprehension
A. B. Haven
MacKenzie County
Shaler
Son of Butcher Rules Republic of France Head of Government
Pierre Laval, a butcher's son and one of France's youngest prime ministers, was confirmed as head of the government by the chamber of deputies in a close vote. The text notes a split outcome amid political turmoil in Paris on January 30.
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Paris
Pierre Laval
France
Chamber of Deputies
Totes Tomight
Pershing appeals for Red Cross relief fund
General John J. Pershing spoke to radio listeners detailing drought-stricken farmers in poverty. He urged subscriptions to a $10,000,000 Red Cross relief fund, describing families reduced to corn meal and lard with some subsisting on roots nuts and wild honey as kitchens ran cold.
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Washington
John J. Pershing
Red Cross
Seven Hurt In Wreck On Railway In Ohio
Seven passengers were hurt when an interurban car on the Cincinnati and Lake Kris line crashed after a switch failed in Toledo Ohio. The vehicle caught fire and trapped riders as it struck another car, authorities said.
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Ohi
Toledo
Cincinnati and
Lake Kris
State Senate Passes $158 Million Prohibition Enforcement Bill
Washington January 30 The state justice commerce and labor appropriation bill totals 158 255 million dollars with about 11 516 580 earmarked for prohibition enforcement. The measure was approved by the senate today setting funding for enforcement and related agencies.
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Washington
State, Justice, Commerce and Labor
Senate
Hagerman Faces Senate Probe Over Navajo Oil Leases
Washington report details accusations against former New Mexico governor Herbert Hagerman, as Indian commissioner in 1923, of steering Navajo oil leases to adjacent interests. Sen. Frazer and John Collier press the claim amid salary-appropriation hearings, Hagerman denies the charges and demands evidence. (Concluded on Page 2)
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Washington
Senate Indian Committee
Herbert A. Hagerman
New Mexico
Hagerman
Interior Department
Frazer
North Takata
John Collier
American Indian Defense Associaion
Collier
Frazier
Grave charges on record in probe of Delaware politics
Washington January 30 four charges that votes were bought for former senator Thomas F Bayard to the 1830 Delaware democratic convention which nominated him for another senate term were made today before the senate campaign funds committee. Wright Pierre a friend of the late Jonah Marvel who lost to Bayard said he was not certain of the funds but ascribed general suspicion to a tie between John J Raskal and Pierre S Du Pont. A majority of the delegates were.
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Delaware
Washington
Formor
Thomas F. Bayard
Convci
Senate
Wright Pirer
Jomah Marvel
Bayard
John J Raskal
Democratic National Committee
Pierre S. du Pont
Death by own action turns on gas kills other man
Shingston New York January 30 Adelbert Fish 24 attempted suicide using a gas release device in the Fish home. Frank Schermerhorn 20 hoarder died after sniffing gas through a keyhole and turning on a nearby set. police found both bodies when they entered the house.
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Shingston
Adelbert Fish
Frank Schermerhorn
Schermerhorn
Fish
Well Dressed Man in Orange Beret at Palm Beach
A note describes a well dressed man in an orange beret in Palm Beach. The text contrasts his attire with other resort men, mentioning the brown derby and colorful wardrobe as part of his distinctive style.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Sun
Former Tacoma officer sentenced for operating a still
Frederick C Tfartman, ex Tacoma police sergeant and once head of the dry squad, pleaded guilty to operating a still in Seattle. He was sentenced in McNeill Island federal penitentiary to daily 12 months and fined $500.
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Seattle
Wash
Frederick C Tfartman
Tacoma
Federal
McNell Island
Gauntlet Cast At Feet Of President And G O P
The House backed the administration as Senate Democrats prepared for a protracted relief fight to extend beyond March 4. The House rejected five proposals to fund relief, including 25 million dollars for the needy and 25,090,000 for the Red Cross, aimed at meeting objections to agency administration.
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Washington
House
Senate Democrats
Senate
Red Cross
Wickersham Urged for Quiz by Millard Tydings
Senator Millard Tydings of Maryland led a new move for a senate investigation into how the Wickersham Committee reached its contradictory conclusions in the prohibition report. He also seeks to know if the report was altered at the last minute.
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Senator Millard
Tydings
Maryland
Senate
Wickersham Committee
Tidings
Federal building addition in Helena marks progress
Plans for an $850,000 addition to the Helena federal building are 25 percent complete and due for completion within five weeks. Construction expected to start May 1 with the central heating plant at Fort Harrison hospital costing about $140,000. Secretary Lamport, after returning from Washington and Indianapolis, said bids and awards will move promptly as the work proceeds.
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Federal
Fort
Helena Federal Building
Thamport
Helena Commercial Club
Washington, D.C
Indianapolis
Lamport
Fort Harrison Veteran's Hospital
American Legion
Mnstall
Nexr
Frank Tines
Veteran's Bureau
Washington
Auto workers will boost pact renegotiation filing
Workers at major car firms plan to step up production next week for February output. Mord Motor Co aims to raise output and hire additional staff, Graham Paige expands force at Detroit and Wayne plants, Oldsmobile reports higher Chicago show sales, dealers report strong orders, and February production schedules are up about 30 percent.
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Wall, Street
Mord Motor Company
Graham Paige
Detroit
Wayne
Oldsmobile
Chicago
Miscarriage of Justice Revealed in Daisy De Boe Case
Los Angeles jurors free from subpoena for all members of the panel that convicted Daisy De Boe of grand theft. They are summoned to superior court Monday for questioning about whether they drew lots to reach the verdict after disagreement over whether she stole 13,500 from Sara Bow. William Beirne, De Boe's attorney, said he has information the jurors, after disputes, convicted on one of the nine counts and used drawing of lots to decide which charge applied.
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Los Angeles
Jay Th
Daisy de Boe
Wiliam
Beirne
Miss de Hoa
Sara Bow
Walsh Urges U S Acquisition of Hamilton State Lab
Washington has Sen. Walsh proposing 875000 to buy the Hamilton State Laboratory for fever eradication experiments and another 875000 to build a serum production facility. The plan remodels the current building for research while a new structure houses serum work, 将 reducing infection risk as wood tick fever spreads through western states. Walsh stresses tickborne diseases include spotted fever tularemia and tick paralysis.
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Washington
Pye Hill
Mamil Non
Senatye Walsh
Montanan
Hocky
Ing
Nick A Menace Walsh
Assembly Joint Committees Report On Fire Protection Soon
State assembly committees, urged by State Insurance Commissioner George F. Porter, prepare a report proposing metal partitions and shelving, automatic fire doors for the capital wing, and plans to incinerate aging records. They also consider upgrades to the heating plant to reduce fire risk.
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Aosembly
EF. L.A Follette
Assembly
Senate
House
George F. Porter
Haig Pit Blast Death Toll Placed At Twenty Eight
White Haven England January 30 Forty five coal miners trapped by an explosion in the Haig pit under the Irish Sea were brought to the pit head as families waited. Only seventeen were alive. Among the twenty eight dead were three pairs of fathers and sons and one man to be married today. In Seattle the American National Livestock Association closed its 24th annual convention choosing San Antonio as the 192 convention city and electing Henry Boice of Phoenix as president and Charles C Carey of Cheyenne as first vice president.
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White Haven
England
Seattle
American National Livestock Association
San Antonio
Texas
Tlenry
Boice
Phoenix
Ariz
Charles C. Carey Cheyene
Wic
Hoover Welcomes Canadian Prime Minister Bennett at White House
President Hoover greeted Canadian Prime Minister Bennett at the White House with a brief ceremony. A formal dinner was arranged that evening, and both leaders planned no formal agenda for the talks. Bennett planned discussions on St Lawrence seaway policy before Canada’s parliament opens.
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Hoover
Canada
Washington
Dan
Hines
United States
Rob Bennett
White House
Malons
Bennett
Orava
St. Tawrence Watchmay
St. Wak
St Lawrence
Dominion
DLO Cases Dismissed By Judge Bourquin In Butte District
In Butte district of the federal court all criminal cases not prosecuted in the past year were dismissed today by Judge George M. Bourquin. The district covers Silver Bow, headhead, Madison, and Deer Lodge counties.
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Butte
Jan
Butte District
Federal Court
George M. Bourguin
Silver Baw
Headnead
Madison
Deer Lodge
Coast Guard to file new charges over Good Luck seizure
Representative La Guardia says coast guard will file serious charges with headquarters against the crew of the patrol boat that seized the fishing schooner Good Luck off New York. He said the Mid Atlantic Fishing Association brought the matter to his attention and a conference with Rear Admiral Billard was planned. No liquor was found aboard, and the schooner’s captain, a fisherman of 20 years, was not a rum runner.
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Washington
Coast Guard
New York
la Guardia
Republican
F. C. Billard
Mid-Atlantic Fishing Association
Narrows
Byrd suffers cold feet on night drive southward
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, after months in Arctic and Antarctic cold, reported numb extremities during a night trip from El Paso to Roswell New Mexico. A clerk gave him a blanket free of charge, urging him to keep it as a souvenir. Byrd later hitched a ride after the borrowed Army car broke down and reached Roswell where an Army plane met him.
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el Paso
Texas
Richard E. Byrd
Arctic
Antarctic
Roswell
N. M
Alamogordo
Cate
Here
Byrd
Arther
Ros- Well
Hats Agan Handed To Jury In Cannon Case
Pasadena Calif Jan 30 A jury twice failed to reach a verdict on Richard Mr Cannon accused of alleged tail ure at an El Monte military school linked to him Ten claims were presented to the justice of peace court and Cannon son of James Cannon Jr bishop of the Methodist Episcopal church South faces multiple bad cheese charges Major Shales A Shepard seeks a new trial following a Fitzsimons hospital officer murder conviction appeal to the United States circuit court will be pursued by his attorneys
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Pasadena
Calif
Richard Mr. Cannon
el Monte
Cannon
James Cannon
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Justice of Peace Court
Maj. Shepard
Denver
Dan
Shales A. Shepard
Fitzsimons
Kanags City
Kan
United States
Noted Hill-Billy Feudist And Killer Passes At Eight
Pound Virginia January A notorious figure known as John Wright who inspired a literary villain died today at his mountain cabin near the Kentucky border at age eight He was famed for his lawbreaking days and a notorious finger trigger in the Cumberland region He had eluded capture for years and became a colorful but infamous character in local lore with many stories surrounding his violent past and life on the frontier
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Kentucky
Wright
Nine Jaw
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Iazing
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U. S
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