Fortescue Hopeful Of Acquittal In Honolulu Slaying Case
Grace Hubbard Fortescue, detained in Hawaii on a charge related to the death of her daughter’s attacker, expressed complete confidence in a favorable trial outcome. She asked that the message be sent to her husband Major Granville Fortescue in New York, noting he is ill with pneumonia. She said lawyers are working and she could not reach him by radio telephone.
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Dan Campbell
Honolulu
Grace Hubbard Fortescue
Grace
Major Fortescue
Optimism Warranted On Economic Outlook
Dr Max Winkler argues passage of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation act could lift market sentiment and curb liquidation driven losses. Analysts foresee a revival in values with a cautious uptick in rail and credit conditions, as Germany’s repayment signals liquidity and Nash Motors braces for a new car line.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Meeting Set For Jan 25 In German Reparations Talk
The British cabinet backed Prime Minister MacDonald amid the German reparations dispute. Lausanne talks were deemed essential after Chancellor Bruening said Germany cannot pay. Most creditor nations agreed to attend Lausanne on January 25 with France giving tacit consent. Basel officials backed the Young Plan advisory committee's finding that Germany may not continue conditional payments. Premier Laval informed German Ambassador Von Hoesch of Paris of the developments.
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Associated Press
MacDonald
Lausanne
Bruening
Germany
France
London
London Stock Exchange
Basel
Young Plan Advisory Committee
World Bank
Paris
Laval
von Hoesch
Bomb packages sent to Mussolini and the king miss discovery
In Naples on January 11 ten mail clerks searched 120 mail sacks for three bombs addressed to Premier Mussolini and the king. Two bombs targeted Mussolini and one the king, mailed from New Jersey in December aboard the Excalibur.
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Naples
Mussolini
United States
New Jersey
Betterany
California
Betteravia
Santa Barbara
Marseilles
Japanese losses in Manchuria fight reported
Reports from Tokyo say 32 Japanese soldiers were killed with many wounded near Hsinlintun as Chinese forces retake stations on the Tahushan Tungliao railway. Washington notes the U S response to Japan’s Manchuria obligations and varying European reactions.
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Tokyo
Hsinlintun
Manchuria
Tahushan-Tungliao Railway
Cincinnati man confesses to child abduction and murder
Charles Bischoff, 45, an odd jobs man in Cincinnati, admitted kidnapping and killing Marian Mc Lean, age 6, whose body was found in his basement. He described abducting her on December 17 and said she died as detectives pressed for an admission. prosecutors plan first degree murder charges and a swift trial.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Charles Bischoff
Marian McLean
Bischoff
Robert Gorman
Montana Snow Outlook Turns Cold
Occasional snow is forecast across Montana on Tuesday and Wednesday with much colder temperatures entering Tuesday. Affected areas should expect lighter accumulations but sharp temperature drops and windy conditions at times.
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Montana
Family Reunited as Uncle Sam Allows Dad to Return
In Butte a 27 year old man Joe Kristolich returns home to his wife and two children after deportation proceedings. His illegal entry, marriage in Butte, and subsequent arrest led to a hearing and removal to Canada, ending with an apparent government reversal and reunion.
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Watson Avenue
Joe Kristolich
Joe Jr
Daddy
Butteman
Sam
Butte
Silver Bow Boy Scouts to hold largest annual dinner
More than 100 reservations are in for the Silver Bow council annual dinner at the YMCA tonight with attendees from Anaconda Dillon and Deer Lodge. Dr Alfred Atkinson of Montana State College will deliver the key speech as officers are elected and awards presented to outstanding local Scout workers.
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Dr. Atkinson
Silver Bow Council of
Boy Scouts
Y.M.C.A
Anaconda
Dillon
Deer Lodge
Alfred Atkinson
Montana State College
Butte
E. G. Leipheimer
Fred I. Root
Butte High School
Arthur Drynan
Margaret McHale
Two Die in Texas Windstorm Near Eagle Lake
A storm near Eagle Lake Texas killed two Mexican men and injured a Mexican girl. A Mexican baby was blown away and not found. Four tenant houses were wrecked as the storm cut a 150 yard wide path through the Herbert plantation.
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Eagle Lake
Tex
Here
Herbert Plantation
Jury rules accident unavoidable in Butte death inquest
Coroner's jury ruled the January 5 Harrison avenue collision that killed 59 year old John P. Ward unavoidable. Ward, an old-time Butte resident, was struck by a car driven by John Quinn whose skid on slick streets led to the fatality.
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Harrison Avenue
John P. Ward
Butte
Ward
John Quinn
Oxygen Room Flight To Tucson For Emergency Operation
An air charter from Curtiss Field New York carries a 500 pound airtight oxygen room to Tucson Arizona for an emergency hospital operation. Officials say the unit is the only one of its kind in the United States and will be positioned for use at the earliest moment. The oxygen therapy service arranged the flight and aimed to depart between 1 and 2 am ET.
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New York
Tucson
Curtiss Field
L. L
Ariz
United States
Terrific Gale Paralyzes Travel Near Gregson Springs
Nearly forty automobiles and passengers were stranded in Nine Mile canyon outside Butte after a severe weather flare up. A heavy snowstorm and a terrific gale followed by thunder and lightning crippled roads as wreckers rescued marooned cars from ditches.
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Nine- Mile Canyon
Butte
Weather Bureau
Intermountain
Plans complete for Democrats Victory Dinner in Silver Bow
Arrangements are complete for the grand Victory dinner to be held by the Democratic party in Silver Bow county at the New Finlen hotel on January 14. Radio speeches will include John W. Davis Franklin D. Roosevelt Robert F. Wagner and H T Rainey with additional prospects for Alfred Smith and Jouett Shouse. More than 50 dinners will be held nationwide and Davis will be heard on 22 stations from 9 15 to 9 30 EST reaching an estimated 25 million people through radio and the national program. Dr T J B Shanley notes the stakes and urges early mobilization for democracy.
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Democratic Party
Silver Bow County
New Finlen
New York
John W. Davis
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U. S
Robert F. Wagner
H. T. Rainey
Alfred Smith
New England
Jouett Shouse
Chicago
Davis
Victory Committee
Cross Roads
T. J. B. Shanley
Hitler blocks Bruening plan to extend Hindenburg rule
Adolf Hitler refuses to back Bruening's bid to extend President Hindenburg's term and postpone elections, signaling a clash within Nazi leadership over the constitutional crisis.
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Adolf Hitler Hitler
Bruening
von Hindenburg
Hitler and Hugenberg oppose extending Hindenburg's term
Berlin January 11 Hitler and Alfred Hugenberg refused to back extending President Hindenburg's term for one year. They told Chancellor Bruning they could not support a quick election and favored constitutional re election by popular vote.
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Berlin
Adolph Hitler
Alfred Hugenberg
Paul von Hindenburg
Heinrich Bruening
Reichstag
Dr. Ae
Dr. Bruening
von Hindenburg
Opposi
Bridegroom and Best Man Swap Roles in Wedding Reversal
Ensign Florenz Quenzer Forbes com née Forbes watched as his fiancée Marjorie Louise Smith of Coronado married Ensign Henry Henderson Hale in a last minute change. Smith opted to wed Hale in Tijuana instead of Forbes, who remained the best man and even used Forbes' wedding arrangements including the cake and ring.
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San Diego
Cal
U.R
Ensign Florenz Quenzer Forbes Comnee
Jen
Marjorie Louise Smith
Coronado
Tijuana
Forbes
Hale
Senate Advances Emergency Finance Corporation Bill
Washington dispatch reports the emergency two billion dollar corporation with bipartisan support passed the senate by 63 to 8 and moves to the house where a vote is due midweek. A companion measure to raise federal land banks capitalization by 125000000 was begun in the senate after action on the finance bill.
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Frederick G. Vosburgh
Washington
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hoover
House
Carey
Wyoming
Finance Corporation
Progal Made to Drop Spring City Election
The piece notes a proposed vote on whether to hold a city election in Butte this year. Walter H. Holliday says a February meeting will set details for a spring campaign to select eight aldermen. Expiring terms include James Mountain, Don C. McAllister, Leo Boland, Fred B. Christy, John Lindquist, T. A. Morgan, and others.
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Butte
Republican
Democratic City Central Committees
Walter H. Holliday
Republican City Central Committee
James Mountain
Don C. McAllister
Butte Tests Allow 5-Year-Olds Into School Early
Butte inspectors tested pre school children at McKinley school to determine admission for January start. Supt. J G Ragsdale pilots the plan allowing five year seven months olds with adequate mental and physical capacity to begin schooling. Results will take a day or two to verify with psychologist Miss Catherine Nutterville overseeing tests.
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Fighty Butte
McKinley School
Butte
J. G. Rags
Dale
Catherine Nutterville
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