Jurist Denies Wrongdoing Amid Bribe Probe
Jin T. Manton a senior judge of the Second U.S. Circuit resigns amid a widening inquiry into alleged loans totaling over 400000 from parties with cases before his court. He denies wrongdoing, asserting the charges aim to undermine public confidence in justice. The article notes the resignation and references a broader federal investigation and political reactions.
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New York
Jin T. Manton
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeal
Supreme Court
Etfertie
Jim
Washington
Astariey
Thoraneh
Indian Charged With Slaying in Family Dispute
Indian man Meyers is charged with shooting Big How in a family dispute involving the grandfather, the sheriff said. The case centers on Meyers raising the man’s stepdaughter, who had been under investigation by Indian service, and Meyers allegedly tried to gain custody before the fatal shooting at the father’s home.
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Haiti
Tinmveng
Wi Li Yman
Big How
Meyers
Thomas Indian
Phrlid Fuller
Bill to Hold Back Rogers Pass Road Is Tabled in House
A Montana House vote of 52 to 43 tabled a report from the highway committee, ending efforts to prevent Rogers Pass Highway construction. Debate centered on the report and anticipated fate on future action, with members from Cascade and other counties weighing the proposal. The motion to table stymied passage and deferred decision, as the item was moved to continue discussion on page 2.
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Rogers Pass
Montana House of Representatives
House
Highway Committee
Fortis
Stromans of
Cascade
Two New Gambling Bills Noted In Montana Senate Session
Notice of two bills concerning gambling in Montana. A brisk 45 minute morning session saw several measures passed for the day. One bill would regulate slot machines with licenses issued by county treasurers. Fees range from 340 to 490 dollars annually per machine, with licenses prepared by the treasurer and funds credited to county poor relief. Contined on Bake 21
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Montana
Senate
Imam- Maul
Wihank
Tegal
Heenan
Ine County
Moner
Emily Treasards
Aida
Earthquake Strikes Santiten Chile Prompting Rescue Push
After a powerful quake near Santiten Chile on January 30 44 rescuers race to reach survivors amid food shelter and medical shortages. Government mobilizes aid sending children and the injured from Santia and Valparaiso while military air crews and diplomats survey the region and restore rail links.
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Santiten
Chile
Conyers
Sarsiuirs
Suesday
Personality and Good Looks First Needs of Co-Eds
A Pomona College poll of 300 students from Claremont California finds personality and good looks top the list for co-ed qualities. Intelligence ranks third in importance with Zool lank misrendered as a minor factor.
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Claremont
Calif
Joe College of
Tint
Pomona College
Blizzard Sweeps Midwest and East Stranding Travel
A massive winter storm battered the Midwest and East harming transportation, closing schools, and shutting courts. Chicago reports record snowfall, with drifts up to feet, dozens of towns isolated, and hundreds of emergencies. 16 deaths blamed on exhaustion and exposure. rail and air traffic disrupted. city services mobilized as Mayor Kelly calls for extra workers. Several neighborhoods and cemeteries closed. holiday travel restrictions noted as blizzard rages across New York State and New England.
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Wissourd
New England
Sone Elton
Buttem
Unea
Chicago
Chicago Nd Street Car Company
Edward J. Kelly
W.ra
Chicago Motor Club
Ante Teoffle
Timeis
Michican
Pritts
Cemeterian
Emnllatoran
Akapo
New York
Agracune
Rochomer
Buffalo
More Witnesses Appear in Trial of Jimmy Hines
New York jurists at the Jimmy Hines racketeering trial hear two or more witnesses link Hines with Dutch Schultz as a social acquaintance. The testimony mentions George Weinbarg, Schultz’s former henchman, who killed himself yesterday, while alleging Hines took $500 weekly payments from Schultz’s gang.
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Jimmy Hines
New York
Tammany District
James J. Hines
Duteh Schultz
Wumillente Hines Ia
Alexander Potipex
Amking
Polley
Harlem
George Weinbarg
Schultz
Himsell
Hinga
Schults
England warns of war danger and unity in fight
Earl Baldwin, ex prime minister, warned war would be a dangerous illusion if England feared combat. He said Britain would fight with unusual unity if war came, while Parliament debated European tensions and naval plans. An admiralty notice indicated the 33,000 naval cruisers would reposition to Canada and the United States next May, altering earlier plans.
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London
Earl Baldwin
England
Adolf Hiller
Chinhoviam
Baldwin
Worcester
Mister
Chamberlain
Hitler
House of Commonn
Canada
United States
President Calls Upon Country to Stamp Out Peril
President Roosevelt urged a nation wide effort against infantile paralysis calling it a national war requiring broad community cooperation. He spoke from the White House during birthday ball fundraisers with 60 percent of proceeds to the national foundation for research and the rest to local drives, praising volunteers and contributors.
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Washington
San
Roosevelt
White House
National Foundation For Research
TVA Wins Major Point in Supreme Court Ruling
Wakelington January 10 The Tense valley authority won a major point in the Supreme Court ruling upholding the agency. Just before the ruling, Justice Frankfurter and others swore to uphold the Constitution. The court sustained TVA power sales as constitutional despite private utilities challenging the authority.
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T.V.A
Supreme Court
Agency
Wakelington
Tense Valley Authority
Malin Strugate
Snow
Deridon Watch
Atillites
Enn
Frankfieier
Cnurt
Uneve Jedge
Federal Courk
TAWA
Tl Way
Desvision
High Court
Parents and Eleven Children Lose Home in East Helena Fire
Eleven children and their parents were left homeless after a fast spreading blaze destroyed their six room frame dwelling of Mr and Mrs Thomas Iawhim one mile east of East Helena. The fire was reported to East Helena fire department which sent help. The family is being helped by friends and neighbors. Mrs Hawking is a printer of The Melee Independent.
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Mroandairs
Thomas
East Helena
Fast
Helena
Howard
Wall Street Relieved by Mild Hitler Speech on Jan 3
Wall Street edged higher as Hitler’s speech was seen milder than feared, lifting relief across markets. Bethlehem Steel rose five dollars, Chrysler gained 4.12, Dowlen Aircraft up 7.12, and Westinghouse advance to 9108.50 while U S funds and foreign exchange remained unsettled amid cautious optimism.
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New York
Wall Street
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Weatinghouse
U. S. Suprema Court
Tennesare Vallay Authority
Pensions and Marriages Rule Post Civil War
After the Civil War era, laws aimed to curb marriages for pension access were drawn up by police and state lawmakers. Provisions bar or limit widow pensions when a spouse was under ten years married, while other clauses allow pensions for minor dependents of officers or authorities.
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Legislative Assembly
Heya
Anthoftiorrth
Hitler Warns All But Refrains From Provocative Stand
Berlin dispatch reports Adolf Hitler pledging German support for Mary in any war, demanding return of prewar colonies, and warning the United States to keep hands off German trade with South America. He linked German and Italian aims, denounced American interference, and attacked U.S. officials while lauding fascist movements and Spain’s insurgents.
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Yrees
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Mary
Germany
United States
South America
France
Hitler
Italy
America
Tolsertam
Surcewa
Spain
Europe Takes New Lease After Nazi Threats
Europe responds to pressures from Nazi Germany with cautious optimism as leaders in Britain France and across the continent weigh former expansionist aims. The return of perceived German restraint after the Sudetenland crisis offers a sense of relief to governments wary of further conflict amid rising tensions and calls for renewed diplomacy.
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Europe
Birthday Jinx Confounds Eddie Angell in Delmar
An eight year old in Delmar, Eddie Angell, believes his birthday brings misfortune. A chronology notes his incidents including a 1988 sledding fall that broke his ankle and a 1988 incident described as a gripper with chickenpox. Bettye Angell referenced in the tale.
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Delmar
Eddie Angell
Keddie
Anaz
Get-Together Democrat Dinner Aims At 300 Guests
A Montana gathering titled Get-Together Democrat Dinner is planned for February 18 at the Placer hotel Red. 1 to attract about 300 attendees. John W. Bonner, vice chairman of the Lewis wed lark county democratic central committee, will attend. Plans are in formative stages, with Senators and representatives from the 26th assembly expected as guests of honor and addresses to be announced soon.
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Montana
Placer Hotel
John W. Bonner
Lewis Wedlark County
Democratic Central Committee
Tonner
Assembly
Chateras
Wheeler urges rail legislation to aid railways in Senate
Buffalo dispatch reports Senator Wheeler of Montana urged a program of legislation to aid railroads before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee. He called for reorganizing the Interstate Commerce Commission, regulating competing transportation forms, and establishing minimum railroad reorganization standards while reducing commission size and shifting workload to lower divisions.
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Senate
Sen
Wheeler
Buffalo
N.Y
Dlan
LCC
Declaiona
Cald Key
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