American minister says talks planned to close Shanhaikwan incident
U S envoy reports plans for negotiations to settle the Shanhaikwan incident as Japanese and Chinese authorities engage in talks. In Shanghai observers warn of a possible unofficial war spread with about 3000 Japanese troops at Shanhaikwan, the northern railway terminal captured earlier this week, as China rushes reinforcements.
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Washington
Nelson T. Johnson
Peiping
State Department
Chinwangtao
Shanghai
China
Japan
Shanhaikwan
Butler of Oregon Dies in Capital Hospital
Representative Butler of Oregon died at Providence Hospital in Washington today of heart disease. He was 52, in his third term in Congress, after a illness from pneumonia weakened his heart. he had been ill for several weeks and was defeated for re election last November.
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Representative Butler
Oregon
U. S. Capital Hospital
Washington
Providence Hospital
Butler
Congressman Butler
Washington, D. C
Iron Man Dave Hutton Sings as Summons Is Served
In Los Angeles on January 7 David L. Hutton known as Iron Man Dave to process servers drew oohs from a pretty, dimpled Miss Margaret Parker who served him a court summons during a service at Angelus Temple. He smiled at her and offered singing lessons as she produced the subpoena from her coat.
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Dave” Hutton
Pretty Girl
Los Angeles
David L. Hutton
Dave
Margaret Parker
Aimee Semple McPherson
Hutton
Miss Parker
Angelus Temple
Parker
Dry law clash over 3.2 beer bill sparks constitutional challenge
Edward B. Dunford, counsel for the Anti-Saloon League and the W C T U, argues the Collier 3.2 per cent beer bill violates the 18th amendment. He speaks at a six hour Senate Judiciary hearing, with coverage continued on page two.
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United Press
Washington
Edward B. Dunford
Anti-Saloon League
W.C. T.U
Collier
Senate
Final rites of Calvin Coolidge held in Plymouth Notch
The nation laid its 30th president Calvin Coolidge to rest in Plymouth Notch Vermont. Village schoolmates neighbors and lifelong friends gathered at the family plot as the bronze casket was lowered amid flowers and solemn silence after a 100 mile journey from Massachusetts. Uniformed state troop participated in the funeral cortege.
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Plymouth
U.P
Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
Plymouth Notch
Massachusetts
Uniformed State
Roosevelt Gives HS Approval 10 Finance Program
Hyde Park N Y Jan 7 President elect Roosevelt approves the Democratic program for the next congress turning again to forming a new government Foreign affairs will get early attention at a meeting soon between Roosevelt and Henry L Stimson Hoover's secretary of state The president elect favors the party pilots plan for budget balancing through new taxes after Thursday's New York parley with Capitol leaders
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Congress
Henry L. Stimson
Hoover
New York
Bomb injures two at India mosque
A bomb exploded today in the Juma Masjid mosque in New Delhi injuring two men. One man tripped over the device in the rear of the famous mosque. Two other bombs were found nearby prompting a hurried exodus of shoppers and shopkeepers.
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New Delhi
India
Juma Masjid
Secretary Stimson to Meet Roosevelt Monday on Train
Secretary Stimson said he will confer with President elect Roosevelt Monday to discuss ongoing international problems facing the state department. He left the presidential train at New York and will meet Roosevelt at Hyde Park after returning home to Long Island for the weekend.
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Washington
Stimson
Roosevelt
State Department
New York
Long Island
Hyde Park
Montana solons study reports during weekend recess
Montana legislators spent the first weekend recess examining reports on the budget taxation and consolidation commission game department state vocational school industrial historical society and State purchasing agent A 22 page teaching staff list for the state university was delivered to the senate sergeant at arms and salaries lists for custodial staff and state employees are being prepared for release when sessions resume A conference on finances with the governor and attorney general was planned for Monday.
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Helena
Montana
Taxation and Consolidation Commission
Game Department
State Vocational School
Industrial — Historical Society
State
Senate
State University
Prominent Idaho Mining Leader Dies in Boise
Ravenel MacBeth aged 65 a longtime governor of the western mining congress for Idaho died in Boise of pneumonia. He served 17 years as secretary of the Idaho Mining association and eight terms in the state senate. Funeral services set for Monday afternoon in Boise.
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Boise
Idaho
Ravenel MacBeth
Western Mining Congress
Idaho Mining Association
Idaho State Senate
Boy Scouts Show Hailed A Success In Butte
Early ticket sales and strong advance demand boost optimism for the Fox theater event. Scouts expect a sellout if last minute returns match expectations. Committee notes a 1933 budget shortfall of about $2,000 and hopes tonight can cover two thirds to three quarters of the gap. Merle Davis and Harry N. Stone vow the production will be a notable amateur showcase with two performances at 7 and 9 o clock. Doors open 6:30. tickets at Montana Hardware, Symons, and the theater box office.
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Fox Theater
Butte
Merle Davis
Harry N. Stone
Montana Hardware Store
Symons
Montana Indian does worm trick once too often
Sam Lonebear a 67 year old Blackfoot Indian medicine man and circus performer from Great Falls Mont was arrested in Globe Arizona after Apaches on the San Carlos reservation reported his alleged worm detection act. Authorities say he is wanted in Montana for Mann Act violations.
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Globe, Ariz
Sam Lonebear
Great Falls
Mont
San Carlos Reservation
Vote of East Feared on Tax Feature
Congress halls fall silent as a tax feature faces major debate in the House while groups press work in committees. The article notes the 30th president’s era context and ongoing political maneuvering.
Coolidge Inauguration Silent as Congress Opens Busy Session
Washington dispatch notes Congress resuming work after Coolidge's inauguration. Senate committees began a heavy day with sessions on beer constitutional questions and unemployment relief. Lawmakers examined prospects for the domestic allotment farm relief bill with a final vote expected by late next week.
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Washington
Congress
Calvin Coolidge
Senate
Case
Fire damages scaffolding at new Capital Post Office
Fire swept through wooden planks and scaffolding high in the steel framework of the new capital post office in Washington on Pennsylvania Avenue late today. Firemen answered a general alarm as wind carried sparks toward the old post office and the bureau of internal revenue, with flames reaching the fifth and sixth floors before containment.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Postoffice
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Explosion victim improves at Murray hospital
Mrs. Carl A. Fuehr of 1827 South Montana street, injured in a home explosion Thursday, was reported slightly improved by Murray hospital attendants last night. She suffers burns to the head face chest hand and back.
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Carl A. Fuehr
Montana Street
Murray Hospital
Weather notes show unsettled pattern across Montana region
The Northern Rocky Mountain region experiences frequent unsettled conditions with occasional snow in Montana and northwestern Wyoming. Temperatures run generally above normal.
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Rocky Mountain
Montana
Wyoming
Former U S Senator Guy D Goff Dies in South
Thomasville Georgia reports the death of former United States Senator Guy D Goff of West Virginia at his winter home at age sixty seven. He retired from national life in 1931 due to ill health and lived with his daughter and her husband Representative Carroll Reece of Tennessee.
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G. D. Goff
U.S
South
Thomasville
United States
Guy D. Goff
West Virginia
Carroll Reece
Tennessee
Escaped convict betrayed by woman in Cleve land case
Glenn Smeeman once respected in Cleveland faces new trouble as an unnamed woman seeks a $50 reward and has him detained by Colorado authorities on an old escape from a convict road gang. He posted $1,000 bond and recounts his life after the escape, including a name change and a successful mail order business partnership. His wife is reportedly critically ill and unaware of the charges.
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Cleveland
Glenn Smeeman
Colorado
Smeeman
Harry Stanley
Denver
Election contest of Dubie and Batani over county post
Hearing in the Dubie versus Batani election contest was continued to Tuesday at 10 am before Judge Riley after transfer from Downey. An affidavit challenging Downey’s suitability was filed, with Batani opposing, while motions to quash the citation bond sufficiency and a demurrer to the petition are scheduled for Tuesday.
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Arthur Dubie
Fred Batani
T. E. Downey
Department No. 1
Frank L. Riley
Dublie
Chicago Policemen Hold Technocracy Advocates 2 Hours
In Chicago on January 17, Policeman John Shannon arrested two men distributing hand bills inviting a technocracy talk by Rev Theodore C. Hume. After a two hour and 15 minute discussion, officers released them, finding technocracy not a crime.
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Chicago
John Shannon
Theodore C. Hume
Shannon
City prepares for March primary election
Voter registration for the city primary on March 20 closes February 2 per county clerk John Holland. Residents who did not vote in the November 8 general election must register and report address or precinct changes. Candidates may file until January 19. Committing aldermen terms and names listed. Walkerville also closes registrations February 2 with no recent city elections.
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John Holland
Holland
J. T. Sullivan
Jerry G. Sullivan
Fred Sweet
James M. Brown
John Lindquist
Peter McDermott
T. R. Morgan
Fred Suebert
Walkerville
Ex-Montana Solon Moore Dies in Havre
Robert J. Moore former legislator pioneer telephone man and hotel operator died in Havre yesterday of a heart attack. He came to Havre in 1903 moved to Glasgow in 1906 installing the first telephone system there and the first long distance line between Glasgow and Havre. He served in the Blaine county delegation in 1911 leaving a widow and a son.
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Havre
Robert J. Moore
Moore
Glasgow
Blaine County
Idaho Weather Fair Tonight and Sunday
The forecast calls for fair conditions in Idaho tonight and Sunday with moderate temperatures. No precipitation expected and skies likely to stay clear through the weekend.
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