Britain Votes to Resume Diplomatic Ties With Soviet Russia
London Nov 6 AP The House of Commons voted 824 to 199 to resume diplomatic relations with Soviet Russia after a contentious debate. The move restores ties severed in 1927 amid Uproar over espionage allegations tied to Arcos Ltd. The vote also shuts down a bid by former Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin to condemn the government’s policy. Liberal support aided the government in a decisive break.
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London
House of Commonytate
Russia
Stanley Balewin
Rew
Miaiotan
Munister
Mralewir
John H Durston Pioneer Montana Editor Dies at 81
An obituary notes John H Durston 81 longtime Montana editor and newspaper man died after months of illness in Anaconda. Born Syracuse New York February 19 1848 he studied at Yale and Heidelberg earning a PhD before returning to the United States. Surviving are Mrs Durston daughters Mrs F W Peckover and Mrs Laura Maxey and granddaughter Mrs Thomas Kirk. Funeral at St Mark's Episcopal church with interment in Hill Cemetery.
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Aniegala
John H Durston
Montana News
West
Durston
Birs
F. W. Peckover
Anaconda
Laura Maxey
Bozeman
Thomas Kirk
Kobe
Japan
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Ilill
New York
Syracuse
N. Y
Yale
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Senator Johnson Barred From Hoover Dinner in Washington
Washington reports Monday that Senator Hiram Johnson of California was not invited to a White House dinner with Ambassador Dawes. Johnson, a Foreign Relations Committee member, has opposed several Hoover policies, signaling a break with the president. Seventeen others on the committee attended, while Hale of Maine headed the naval panel as the only non foreign relations guest.
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Washngton
Washington
Hoover
Hiram Johnson
California
White House
Sonora
Ambassador Dawes
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senator Hale
Maine
London
Johnson
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Avon raid and store theft shock Deer Lodge
Thieves struck the Avon post office and a neighboring store in Deer Lodge early today. They ransacked parcel post packages and stole a small amount of money and merchandise. Fingerprints are the only clues for investigators.
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Deer Lodge
Avon
Trial of Trying Little Lady for Trivial Offense
In Oroville California on November 3 Pearl Baldwin was placed on trial charged with murdering her husband William F Baldwin who objected to her attending a dance. The defense signaled a possible self defense plea with Mrs Baldwin as her own principal witness. The Baldwins had been married fourteen years.
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Oroville
Calif
Pearl Baldwin
William F. Baldwin
Virginia and New York City Yield Big Party Wins
The Associated Press reports smashing Democratic gains in Virginia and New York City with Republican efforts in Kentucky to gain state legislature control. Democrats pick up five mayoralties in Newark and other cities, plus Indianapolis and Boston. A GOP candidate dominates in Manhattan and New York district, while a Louisville mayor is re elected by a landslide.
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Associated Press
Virginia
New York City
Kentucky
Newark
Indianapolis
Boston
Chicago
Manhattan
York
Louisville
John Garland Pollard
Gubernaorial
Expert Says Wheelers Power Cost Figure Low Virginia Race
In Virginia s hottest gubernatorial contest Dr William Moseley Brown of Lexington appears as Hoover democrat who bolted last year over Al Smith objections and Dr John Garland Pollard remains regular Democratic nominee with a decisive victory. The federal power commission hearing on Wheeler proceeds amid cross examination of Frank M Kerr, vice president of Rocky Mountain and Montana Power, as Secretary Wilbur and officials push for a close of testimony. Continued on Page Nine.
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Virginia
Wiliam Moseley Brown
Lexington
Hoover Democrat
al Smit
John Garland Pollard
Washington
Federal Power Commission
Fst
Tomorrrow
Wheeler
Indiana Bureau
Frank M. Kerr
Rocky Mountain
Montana
Scattergood
Mr. Kerr
Interor
Wilbur
Kerr
A.A. Ground
Senate Indian Affairs Committee
Mr Kerr
Power Commission
Texas officer jailed for kidnaping and murdering Mexican chiefs
Webb county Texas grand jury reopened the 1922 slayings of General Lucio Blanco and Colonel Aurelio Martinez. Duke Carver constable of Bexar county was indicted for murder after being arrested. The case involves Mexico’s Government figures Calles Carranza and Obregon amid a broader investigation into the 1922 Rio Grande killings.
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Laredo
Tex
Laicia Banco
Mexico
Webb County
Texas
Duke Carver
Bexar County
Carver
Blanco
Aurelio Martinez
Montec
Rio Grande
Ramon Garcia
Secret Service
Alvaro Obregon
Plutarco Elias
Galles
Venusiano Carranza
Lucio Blanco
Valle Mum
Calles
Two Pilots Killed In Massachusetts Crash
Two aviators Henry G. Garter 26 Lebanon Maine and Clinton D. Johnston Boston and Stratford Conn were killed today in a biplane crash from 150 feet at East Boston airport.
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Boston
Mass
Henry G. Garter
Lebanon
Clinton D. Johnston
Stratford
Conn
East Boston
Wisconsin Supreme Court rejects unwritten law defense in Payne case
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that the unwritten law has no place in state jurisprudence. Louis M. Payne, who killed his wife, was sentenced to 20 years and his appeal was denied. The court noted no American court accepts a husband’s self help killing, except Texas in past history.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
State Supreme Court
Louis M. Payne
Payne
Supreme Court
Texas
MacDonald Reports Mission to Commons
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald told the House of Commons of a successful Anglo American mission to the United States and Canada. He received broad praise from labor conservatives and liberals for push toward amity and naval disarmament. He praised U S openness and announced preparations for the five power naval conference in January and noted tentative talks on belligerent rights and base questions.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
United States
Canada
Hus
MacDonald
Hoover
Roscoe C. McClintock Appointed Ohio Senator
Columbus reports Governor Cooper named Roscoe C. McClintock of Canton United States senator to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Senator Theodore E. Burton. McClintock has served the past year as chairman of the state utilities commission appointed by Governor Cooper.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cooper
Roseoe C. McCullock
Canton
United States
Theodore E. Burton
McCulloch
State Utilities Commission
Test Plane Pilot Killed in Crash
Colorado Springs reports Pat Love a 45 year old Richmond Indiana test pilot for Alexander Aircraft died when the plane used for load tests crashed from about 6000 feet during a test flight this afternoon.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Pat Love
Richmond
Ind
Alexander Aircraft Corporation
Gay Old Boy Coughs Up to Pay W K Piper
Ann Livingston, who sued Franklin Hardinge for breach of promise and won $2500, prepared to return to Tulsa tonight with a settlement check. Attorneys said she accepted less than 25,000 by dropping an appeal that would have kept the case in court for years. He’s Paste, Hardinge is an elderly manufacturer. Livingston charged he brought her to Chicago on a marriage promise and then married another.
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Chicago
Ann Livingston
Franklin Hardinge
Tulsa
Oklo
Hardinge
Miss Livingston
Davison 16 to Die The Morn
Livingston AP reports Rollin Davisson faces gallows at 7 tomorrow for the slaying of Livingston police chief Peter Hart. He dined normally, read a magazine, and went to bed at 9. He asked that no clergy console him and declined special favors from Sheriff Gilbert. Continued on page nine.
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Livingston
Peter Hart
Rollin Davisson
Holt
Martin Zollman
Clarence Gilbert
Sam
Davisson
First Bank Stock Corporation Sets Up Dividend Rate
The First Bank Stock Corporation reports performance gains across its group of banks with 61 units in operation and earnings growth. A quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share is approved, payable December 41 to stockholders of record December 21. Expansion plans continue despite market uncertainty in the Northwest.
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First Bank Stock Corporation
Minneapolis
George H. Prince
St. Paul
Prince
PJ. Leeman
Vce
Northwest
Wal
Deselopineut
Spook School Dupes Seek Tuition Reimbursement
Milwaukee witnesses testified about a so called spook school offering courses in trumpetry materialization and trance mediumship for ten cents to one dollar per lesson. Three of fifteen students demanded refunds with Fred Ingersoll alleging he paid seventy five dollars and fifty cents for a diploma in communicating with spirits. He claimed after a year no spirits appeared and noted a fake spirit form dress. Mrs Meadander defended the class while two others were ruled to have deserved their term.
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Milwaukee
Millwaukee
Fred Ingersoll
Katherine Meadander
Kansas City Couple Victims of Robbers
Mrs. Minnie Hare a 43 and Jesse J Barnwell 55 roomer were found dead from bullet wounds in Merriam Park Kas. The house had been ransacked and $3773 in currency was pinned inside the woman’s clothing while a $260 diamond ring was missing.
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Kansas City
Minnie Hare
Jesse J. Barnwell
Death Toll Rises From Santa Maria Volcano Eruption
In Mexico City reports from Guatemala City say Mazatenango and nearby towns fled as a six foot lava stream from Santa Maria annexed villages. Sulfur gas choking victims were among the first casualties as earthquakes and eruptions swept Suchitepequez. By afternoon 30 bodies recovered with many more believed dead.
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Mexico City
Santa Maria
Julio Gomez Robles
Guatemala City
Mazatenango
Department of
Suchite Pequez
Nore
Alienation suit moved to federal court in Montana case
An alienation of affections suit filed by the wife of Vernon Stiles against Mrs. Eloise MacGinnis was transferred from state to federal court after it was argued she resides in Montana. Stiles, a former grand opera tenor, seeks 350000 damages alleging Mrs. MacGinnis won his affections, causing him to leave his wife in December 1923. The couple, married in New York City in 1923, have since separated with one brief reconciliation. Stiles is now a real estate operator.
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Los Angeles
Eloise MacGinnis
John MacGinnis
Butte
Mont
Copper King
Superior
Montana
California
Vernon Stiles
Jewish Students in Vienna Mobbed by Demonstrators
Viena Nov 5 AP National diversity Gersian students renewed demonstrations against Jewish students, flogging many severely. Police were forced to use truncheons to restore order.
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Viena
Brookhart Reveals Wall Street Booze Party Details
Sen Brookhart recounts a Willard Hotel dinner three years ago where he says Republican senators attended a so called booze party. He provides eyewitness testimony but names of guests are not disclosed and he avoids naming colleagues who drank.
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Washington
Brookhart
Wall Street
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