Soviet envoy Troyanovsky arrives to begin U S talks
Alexander A. Troyanovsky arrived in Washington to present credentials to President Roosevelt and set in motion full diplomatic relations after a sixteen year lapse. He will meet with state department officials and Roosevelt to discuss trade credits and other issues, and he hinted at pursuing a non aggression pact with the United States.
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United States
Washington
Alexander A. Troyanovsky
Soviet Union
Roosevelt
White House
Troyanovsky
William C. Bullitt
State Department
New York
Union Station
Confederate outlaw Underhill dies after gunfight with officers
In Oklahoma the fugitive Wilbur Underhill died from 13 bullet wounds after a Shawnee hideout confrontation with Seminole officers. Elmer Inman was wounded and captured nearby while accomplices fled. Ray Terrill was wounded and briefly escaped with Grace Cunningham before capture. Lena Nichols was jailed. Underhill's body to be sent to Joplin Missouri.
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Seminole, Okla
Wilbur Underhill
Tri-State
McAlester Penitentiary
Elmer Inman
Bowlegs
Southwest
Inman
Ray Terrill
Terrill
Grace Cunningham
Lena Nichols
Eva May Nichols
Underhill
Shawnee
Desperado
Joplin
Almira Underhill
Kansas City
McAlester
Wilbur
Shawnee Hospital
Ten-Year-Old Girl Held for Theaters Purse Pilfering
Police arrested a 10 year old girl in a theater after tracing her movements from a neighboring show house where a woman reported a purse stolen. A purse recovered in her lap contained $26 and knick knacks from a prior theft. The probation officer linked her to at least two other purse thefts by youths in local theaters. The girl was returned to her parents pending juvenile court action.
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W. D. Kelly
Democrats press resignation of Tammany Hall chief
A New York group of Democrats urged John F. Curry to resign as head of Tammany Hall and formed a committee with James A. Farley and other Roosevelt associates to meet Governor Herbert Lehman. The delegation included Martin Conboy James J. Hoey Joseph V. McKee Ferdinand Pecora Samuel Seabury Bainbridge Colby Samuel Untermyer and other leaders. The group sent a letter accusing Curry of causing the last city election defeat.
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New York
John F. Curry
Tammany Hall
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Herbert H. Lehman
Farley
U. S
Martin Conboy
James J. Hoey
Joseph V. McKee
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Banking Committee
Samuel Seabury
Bainbridge Colby
Samuel Untermyer
Curry
Paraguay Rejects Armistice Plea Sparks Chaco Warfare
In Buenos Aires on January 7 Paraguay rejected a League of Nations plea to extend the armistice. The reply shows Paraguay to resume hostilities with Bolivia in the Bolivian Chaco as 18 day truce ends. Paraguay cites Bolivia’s insistence on fundamental points as blocking a longer pause.
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Buenos Aires
Paraguay
Chaco
League of Nations Chaco Commission
Bolivia
Texas Solon Hurt in Auto Accident
Representative Mansfield of Texas, a Democrat and chairman of the rivers and harbors committee, was injured in an automobile accident in Alexandria, Virginia. Hospital officials said his condition was not serious, with a lacerated neck and ear reported.
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Alexandria
Mansfield
Texas
House, Rivers and Harbors Committee
Four Bills on Docket for Montana Senate Revenue Report
A Montana senate panel prepares a concise revenue projection from relief acts as four bills await final action. Senator W. M. Ruffcorn leads the taxation committee as it weighs disputed figures and aims to finalize estimates before the session’s seventh week. The Reed report helps gauge potential relief income exceeding 900000 dollars, with continued discussion set for Page 2.
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Helena
Montana Senate
Twenty-Third Special Assembly
W. M. Ruffcorn
Glasgow
Senate Taxation Committee
Senate
Taxation Committee
Reed
Three Cars Hit Alonzo Kimbrough in Kansas City Fatality
Alonzo Kimbrough, 57, was struck by three cars in Kansas City. Witnesses found him in the street after a car first hit him. Police and bystanders sought aid, but a second motorist ran over him while avoiding a police car, and he died about an hour later at a hospital.
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Kansas City
Alonzo Kimbrough
Revolt Plot Tied to Attempt on Governor Calles Life
Investigators report a two fold conspiracy aimed at Governor Rodolfo Elias Calles and the Mexican federal government. An El Paso group allegedly plotted poisoning to kill Calles and lure him to Cajeme Sonora. Calles narrowly escaped a hotel attack as ten men were arrested. Officials link the plots to a revolutionary plan to install Jose Vasconcelos as president.
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Hermosillo
Sonora
Mexico
el Paso
Texas
Rodolfo Elias Calles
Mexico City
Calles
Cajeme
Chico
Navajon
Jose Vasconcelos
Italy to Submit New Disarmament Proposal
Rome reports Italy will soon present a new disarmament plan to interested governments aimed at breaking the deadlock and offering Germany some satisfaction. The accord emerged from talks between Premier Mussolini and British Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon and may receive British cabinet approval in the coming weeks.
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Rome
Italy
Germany
Benito Mussolini
John Simon
Accident Blamed in Death of Boy
Detroit January 17 Inspector John I Navarre said an accident apparently caused the death of Charles Bertie a 17 year old high school boy whose nude and fantastically trussed up body was found on a piano bench in his home Friday night
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Detroit
John I. Navarre
Homicide
Charles Bertie
Four Bullets In Body After Gangster Ride In Chicago
John French, 25, wounded with four bullets after a ride arranged by Edwin Cusack a suspended officer and James McCarthy. French, under indictment for a $13,000 merchandise theft, told police he was lured from a pool room to an unknown spot before being shot and forced to ride.
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Chicago
John French
Edwin F. Cusack
James McCarthy
Harvey, al
French
Cusack
John
McCarthy
Cuban Students Open Opposition to Grau Regime
In Havana on January 7 students at the University of Havana gathered at Calixto Garcia hospital and adopted resolutions opposing the Grau administration. They demanded reopening of classes, opposed foreign intervention, and warned against a revolution financed by American bankers. A decree returning two large American sugar properties seized during recent unrest was signed by President Grau San Martin.
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Havana
Cuba
U.P
National University
Ramon Grau San Martin
Calixto Garcia Hospital
Gray San Martin
Gran San Martin
Girl and Officer Die in Brooklyn Fire Rescue
A nine year old girl Frances Apostle and Patrolman Ernest F. McCarron died in a Brooklyn apartment house fire. The child was trapped in her father’s unit while the absent father away. McCarron, on duty, alerted the blaze then entered to aid her, later found burned beyond recognition after flames were controlled.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Frances Apostle
Ernest F. McCarron
Montana Forecast Predicts Fair Days
The Montana weather outlook shows fair skies on Monday and Tuesday with little change in temperatures. Strong/Near average conditions expected across the region.
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Montana
Brondel Circle of Squires Installed in Butte
The Brondel circle No 109 of Columbian Squires was installed amid a mass and banquet. Bishop Ralph L Hayes attended part of the initiation. Gov. Frank H Cooney sent regrets. 32 charter members from 10 parishes joined with nine junior counselors in the first such circle in Montana and the Northwest. More than 200 attended the banquet. Tom Jovick presided as toastmaster.
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Brondel Circle No. 109
Columbian Squires
Butte Knights of Columbus
Knights of Columbus
Ralph L. Hayes
Frank H. Cooney
Helena
M. T. O’brien
Great Falls
Northwest
Brondel Circle
Montana
Tom Jovick
Butte Council
Ladies of
President Expected 10 Offer Bills Stir Senate Action
Roosevelt to receive from the president a set of recommendations on home loan guarantees or reciprocal tariff measures. Senate to consider the house liquor tax bill and possible St. Lawrence treaty ratification with Canada. Morgenthau confirmation anticipated as treasury secretary. House calendar includes liquor sale in DC. Ways and Means resumes hearings on a $270 million general revenue bill.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Corporation
Senate
St. Lawrence
Henry Morgenthau Jr
the Treasury
House
District of Columbia
Ways and Means
Prince Mdivani dodges process server by air
Prince Alexis Mdivani fled California process servers after leaving a train in Reno and flew to Chicago with a United Airlines flight before 9 p.m. The affair involves Barbara Hutton heiress to the Woolworth fortune and remains tied to a private car intrusion by Harry Owens, the Los Angeles process server who could not locate the prince or his wife aboard the train.
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Reno
Prince Alexis Mdivani
California
Chicago
Barbara Hutton
Woolworth Five
United Air Lines
Sacramento
Calif
Harry Owens
Los Angeles
Riverside Hotel
Owens
Unemployment Drops as 6.4 Million Get Jobs in 1933
Washington report from the American Federation of Labor shows 6,400,000 unemployed removed from relief rolls in 1933. 1,800,000 found steady industry work and 4,600,000 received temporary jobs under CWA PWA and CCC. Despite gains, 10,702,000 remained unemployed in November and funds for temporary work may run out by February 15.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Federation
CWA
PWA
CCC
Calle
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