Hoover to push early session on farm relief tariff revision
President elect Hoover plans an early congress session to tackle farm relief and tariff revision. He will stay in Washington through Thursday to meet Republican leaders before heading to Florida for the inauguration. He will also attend a foreign affairs discussion and rest after a week of intense meetings.
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James L. West
Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Congress
Florida
Irving Street Friends
Denver Rancher’s Son Is Shot By Robber In Holdup
Clarence Gieseker 21, son of a Denver area rancher, was killed after a masked man forced him and 19 year old Anna Williamson from their car. The assailant took $20, then Gieseker struggled with him and was fatally shot in the head as the pair were left by the roadside. Williamson was severely beaten and hospitalized in hysterical condition.
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Denver
Colo
Clarence Gieseker
Anna Williamson
Gieseker
Double murder on Canal Fulton farm shocks Ohio
Kaltenbaugh, 21, confessed to shooting and killing John Oser and his wife Bertha on their Canal Fulton, Ohio farm where he had worked briefly. He fled to Grove City, Pennsylvania, and was arrested after stealing the Oser car and $21 in cash.
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Kaltenbaugh
John Oser
Bertha
Canal Fulton
Ohio
Canton
Grove City
Deolnant of Geronimo Doomed in Mexican Vigilante Action
In Douglas Arizona on January 13 AP reports a vigilante expedition against Apache band in Sonora. Francisco Fimbres leads 11 scouts beyond Bacerac to avenge his wife's 1926 death and to rescue his son feared raised by Apaches. The action aims to wipe out descendants of Geronimo and the Chiricahua band in the Sierra Madre.
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Douglas
Ariz
Sierra Madre Mountains
Sonora
Mexico
Geronimo
Arizona
New Mexico
Francisco Fimbres
Bacerac
Fimbres
Babe Ruth’s wife burned in Watertown house fire
Mrs Helen Kinder wife of dentist Dr Edward H Kinder identified as victim in a Watertown blaze that destroyed the doctors home Friday night. The body was identified by two Ruth sisters Catherine and Nora Woodford of South Boston. District Attorney Robert T Bushnell ordered an autopsy and state detectives to investigate. Dr George O West performed the autopsy.
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Watertown
Mass
George Herman Ruth
Babe” Ruth
Edward H. Kinder
Helen Kinder
Ruth
Catherine
Nora Woodford
Boston
Appropriations Held Up in Senate Treaty Crisis
Washington Jan 13 The blockade in the senate over the Kellogg treaty to renounce war threatens the legislative program with a showdown expected. Chairman Borah will seek to curb further debate while opponents push to spell out American rights under the Monroe doctrine. A special session for farm relief and tariff removal looms, likely easing the tangle.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
House
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
A Relations Committee
Northwest transformation to be aired weekly nation wide
New York Jan 13 A series of weekly broadcasts by the National Broadcasting company will trace the Northwest’s development from a mountain wilderness to a rich farming region. The programs, beginning tomorrow at 10 30 p m eastern standard time, will feature James B Hill and the Great Northwestern Railway and involve 37 stations led by WEAF in New York.
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New York
Northwest
National Broadcasting Company
Empire Builders
James B. Hill
Great Northwestern Railway
WEAF
Montana lawmakers to begin work on bills
Montana legislators return to session tomorrow after a weekend adjournment. With the governor urging no new appropriations without revenue, six house bills and two senate measures are on file and further bill introductions are expected this week. Investigations into several state institutions and departments have begun.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Twenty-First Assembly
House
Senate
Erickson
Assemblymen
Legislators’ Weekend Revels Near Helena
Westside senators and representatives leave Helena for the weekend saying the legislative session includes lively Saturday night scenes. Visitors’ cards to the Montana club and midnight cafe lunches fuel party activity as springlike weather invites trips to hot springs and ranches. Sessions resume Monday at 2 p.m. with renewed work after a brief Saturday-Sunday recess.
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Byron E. Cooney
Helena
West Side
Montana Club
Record Low Temperatures Hit Middle States in Deep Freeze
Winter cold swept the middle west as sub-zero winds drove temperatures to new lows boosting misery and causing exposure deaths. International Falls Minnesota logged 41 below, while other towns faced historic cold as the cold wave intensified amid ongoing winter conditions.
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Chicago
Middle West
International Falls
Minn
Tanker Hung Up on Reef May Be Floated in Day
Stuart Florida January 13 The Trinidadian tanker remains aground on Gilbert Shoals as tug Warbier and coast guard cutter Yama work to refloat her. Coast guard station reports the ship turned and hopes to lift her off before low tide.
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Stuart
Fla
Gilbert Shoals
Warbier
Coast-Guard
Man Who Tamed Tombstone Had Answered Call
Wyatt Earp 78, famed gunman and peace officer of Dodge City and Tombstone, died in Los Angeles. He and brothers Virgil Morgan and Jim, with Doc Holliday, starred in Cochise County clashes with the Clanton gang ending with Morgan Earp’s ambush and the deaths of two gunmen.
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Los Angeles
Wyatt Earp
Dodge City
Kans
Tombstone
Ariz
Old West
Earp
Virgil
Morgan
Jim
Doc Holliday
Cochise County
Husband's bid to woo crowd ends in opera hall uproar
Berlin report says a Vienna woman conductor faced an uproar when her husband tried to boost attendance for her debut with the Berlin Philharmonic. Police say money was deposited to redeem concert tickets issued under the misimpression that a wealthy widow would attend. Lia Maria Mayer, guest conductor, was the central figure as the disturbance occurred.
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Berlin
Vienna
Philharmonic Orchestra of
Lia Maria Mayer
Salvation Army Leader Faces Appeal to Court
London January 14. A report of a Salvation Army tangle ending in litigation is supported by a mail statement that the high council’s demand for General Bramwell Booth’s resignation is questioned as a potential violation of the Army deed poll. The newspaper added that the issue remains unsettled.
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London
Salvation Army
High Council
Bramwell Booth
Quake Recorded At Helouan Observatory In Egypt
An earthquake of great intensity with its center about 5,600 miles away was recorded at the Helouan observatory beginning at 2 15 a m today Cairo Egypt January 13 observers noted the shock.
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Cairo
Egypt
Helouan Observatory
Earthquake Felt In Brussels From Distant Epicenter
A violent quake was recorded at Uccle observatory just after midnight with its epicenter about 5,000 miles away possibly in Japan. No injuries reported. The tremor disrupted Brussels briefly as seismologists traced the event.
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Brussels
Belgium
Japan
Uccle Observatory
Mellon Opposes Increased Fund for Prohibition
Washington January 13 The prospect of Senate approval for a 25 million dollar increase for prohibition enforcement is dimmed by Secretary Mellon’s opposition in a letter to be sent to Senate Appropriations Chairman Warren. The treasury department opposes adding 25 million to the prohibition bureau funds for enforcement only, saying it would not speed up the bureau’s work.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Mellon
Senate
Warren
Harris
Dem
Treasury Department
Prohibition Bureau
Blaze on Thirtieth Floor Of Foreman Bank Building
Fire roared through scaffolding on the 30th floor of the unfinished Foreman Bank building, a 44 story skyscraper on LaSalle Street Chicago. Winds and extreme cold hampered crews who could only shield nearby structures as flames climbed the timber framework toward the top.
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Chicago
LaSalle Street
Foreman Bank
Captain Baker Races Death for Visit with Mother
Captain Ira Baker chief pilot of the army endurance plane Question Mark landed in Midland Texas to visit his mother near death from pneumonia. He will spend the night and depart for San Angelo early tomorrow while his brother Carl Baker meets him and drives to Eden. He delayed reaching San Angelo due to refueling in El Paso.
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San Angelo
Texas
Ira Baker
Midland
San Diego
Cal
Eden
Y. Y. Baker
Son Angelo
Edward J. Ryan to take part in Eagle installation here
Edward J. Ryan of Philadelphia, grand worthy president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, visits Butte to oversee the initiation of 60 members. He plans to address a public meeting after the ceremony at 8 pm in the Eagles hall. Ryan toured Helena yesterday and may visit other lodges as telegrams request.
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Edward J. Ryan
Order of Eagles
Butte
Philadelphia
Ryan
Helena
Helena Aenue
Butte Aerie
Leonard Mine
Pennsylvania
Eagle’s Hall
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el Wall
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