Kelowna Police Chief Faces Slaying Charge After Feud
In Kelowna British Columbia a former police officer Archie McDonald and a woman were killed. Police Chief David Murdoch is charged with killing the rival and the woman Genevieve Nolan after a feud that began at the Kelowna regatta last August. Authorities fear further violence within the police ranks as the investigation unfolds.
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Kelowna
B. C
David Murdoch
Murdoch
Archie McDonald
Genevieve Nolan
McDonald
Mur
Fear and finance mix in a wary era of warnings
An essay contrasts mythic punishment with modern fear-driven losses and notes Dawes takes the helm of a reconstruction agency. It cites labor wage talks with railroads, calls for regional employment bureaus, and outlines the Railroad Credit Corporation’s role to prevent rail bond default.
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Railroad Credit Corporation
E. G. Buckland
Buckland
Lausanne Reparations Talks Delayed by Disputed Positions
London report says Lausanne conference cannot meet on schedule as talks among Germany France and other powers stall on procedure. US urges European settlement while experts review the Young plan advisory committee report and a permanent solution is pushed to later in the year.
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London
U.P
Foreign Office
Lausanne
Germany
France
United States
Europe
United Front talked at Paris over reparations stance
Berlin reports say Germany rejected a one year moratorium idea and urged an immediate plan. French leaders hint the Lau sanné conference aims to create a united front of European nations against Germany and the United States amid Berlin’s payment inability.
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United Front
Paris
U.P
Berlin
Germany
United States
Miles City Man Dies From Gunshot Wounds in Quarrel
Miles City authorities report Harry James died from gunshot wounds suffered during a quarrel over property. Walt Hicks, held in the county jail, allegedly fired three head shots and two body shots after drawing a pistol. Hicks declined to comment.
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Miles City
Jan
Harry James
Walt Hicks
Hicks
James
Montana Forecast Shows Fair Weather and Stable Temps
The forecast for Montana calls for generally fair conditions on Thursday and Friday with little change in temperatures. No significant storms or precipitation expected, and daytime highs remain near seasonal norms. Passages emphasize clear skies and light winds across the region.
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Montana
Girls Central High 72 Students Named Honor Roll
Seventy two students at Girls Central High school are named on the honor roll for the second quarter. Miss Mary Shea tops the list with 971 and Helen Dennehy leads the senior class with 952.5. High honors go to Frances Sullivan 961.5 and Gertrude Buddell 964.5. An average of 90 in at least four full credit subjects is required to make the roll.
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Mary Shea
Helen Dennehy
Girls Central High School
Anne Shea
West Boardman
Frances Sullivan
Gertrude Budell
Veronica O'Leary
Celestine Caron
Marie Anderson
Catherine Gavigan
Loretta Gavigan
Katherine Taylor
Helen Hull
Helen McKeown
Cyrilla Meade
Mary Flaherty
Marie Kenney
Stephenie Kore
Frances Moran
Dorothy Gilmore
Mary Mill
Roosevelt invited to visit Butte by American Legion
Silver Bow post No. 1 of the American Legion hopes to entertain Theodore Roosevelt Jr. in Butte as he travels from New York toward the Philippine Islands. Commander Ross McGinnis sent the invitation. a reply will determine plans. The event followed a joint Legion and auxiliary meeting with 200 attendees.
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Silver Bow
American Legion
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Butte
Roosevelt
New York
Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
Seattle
Ross McGinnis
Legionnaires of
Montana
Legionnaires
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Fred Lehn
William Tucker
al Livingston
Broadway
Phantom Stalks Judd Trial 100000 Planning Illegal Assembly
A mass protest against Gandhi’s arrest and Britain's rule is planned in Bombay with an estimated crowd of 100000, risking violation of ordinances banning large gatherings. Merchants report a sharp drop in commerce as India’s boycott of British goods expands. Two Bengal University coeds face trial in Calcutta over Magistrate Stevens killing, contesting coerced confessions.
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Gandhi
Merchants’ Organization
Japan
England
Havng
University of Bengal
Calcutta
C. G. B. Stevens
Sumity Chowdury
Santi Ghose
Vesuvians Rumble Alarms Naples In Night Tremor
In Naples on January 20 a light earthquake and deep explosive sounds from Mount Vesuvius rattled the city. At 11 19 p m a perpendicular tremor lasted four seconds, and the crater's usual internal light faded to darkness.
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Naples
Italy
Mount Vesuvius
Japanese Emperor Dissolve Diet Plans General Election
Tokyo reports Emperor Hirohito will dissolve the Diet this afternoon and call a nationwide election for February 20. The move signals a major political shift as Japan heads to the polls amid wartime pressures.
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Tokyo
U.P
Hirohito
Diet
Bozeman Youth Wins Angel Food Cake Prizes
Merlin Kennedy an electrical engineering student at Montana State College won first and third prizes in the angel food cake competition at the Gal latin County Poultry Growers show. The 19 year old, nicknamed The Wizard, bakes cakes for elite parties and funds his studies. Over 500 birds entered in the poultry show across the state and the egg contest drew nearly 20 dozen eggs.
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Bozeman
Montana State College
Gallatin County
Poultry Growers’ Association
Merlin Kennedy
Witness to Take Stand in Judd Murder Trial
Slender Winnie Ruth Judd, a once confessed slayer, will begin testimony in her murder trial in Phoenix with a parade of witnesses. A phantom co defendant looms as jurors prepare for a 12 man panel after a jury of 29 and an alternate panel of four were seated. The case also involves Hedvig Samuelson, a tubercular friend, as a separate slaying alleged by the defense.
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Ralph O. Brown
Phoenix
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Mrs. Judd
Agnes Anne LeRol
Judd
Hedvig Samuelson
LeRoi
Arizona
Howard C. Speakman
Maricopa County
Three Die After Vehicle Caught Between Trucks Near Turner
Three Stayton residents die as their car is crushed between two trucks three miles south of Turner Oregon. Mrs. Frank Serey and Mrs. Henry Sigmund perish instantly while Chris Treibler also dies. Frank Serey and Henry Sigmund die en route to Salem hospital. Two others hurt critically in the collision.
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Turner
Ore
U.P
Here
Frank Serey
Henry Sigmund
Chris Treibler
Salem
Stayton
Two Killed and Many Injured in Shanghai Clash
Antipathy between Japanese and Chinese in Shanghai boiled over in a bloody battle. Two people were killed and many injured as investigations began. Five American and five Canadian airmen, drawn by $1,000 monthly pilot jobs, were stranded in Shanghai.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Foreign Settlement
Ie J Ae Omar
Rom
China
Manchuria
Japan
Tokyo
Inukai
League of Nations
Shanghai Clash Leaves Two Dead In Japanese Gang Battle
Two people were killed and many injured in Shanghai today during a clash between a gang of Japanese and local members. The report continues on page 2.
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Morris J. Harris
Shanghai
China
Mayor Mc Taggart proposes skipping aldermanic election
The Butte mayor announced plans to dispense with the aldermanic election this spring due to city financial strain. He argued the move would likely reelect expiring aldermen and that such an election could not change the political balance, a view many supported yesterday.
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McTaggart
Butte
Reconstruction Finance Bill Aims for $2 Billion Credit Power
Washington January 20. Up to 200 million for immediate cash advances to bank depositors and at least 50 million for loans to distressed farmers are assured in the final draft of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation bill. The 2 billion credit measure, revised by banking experts, is to be passed and become law by Friday night, with funds to flow in two weeks to railroads financial institutions farm credit groups and receivers of closed banks under Dawes who will head the agency.
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Herbert Little
Washington
UPR
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate
House
Charles G. Dawes
Reconstruction Corporation
Hoover
Butte Seeks Garbage Bid Changes for February
Butte invites bids for February garbage and ash removal with new rules. Bids due by 8 p m instead of 5 p m. First time bidders must include public building care and ash removal costs. Evaluating natural gas impact on waste handling. Streets committee meeting Friday at 1 pm to draft specs.
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Butte
Fed
Don McAllister
Fate of kidnapped Denver bakery official mystery deepens
Denver police found the automobile believed used in the kidnapping of B. P. Bower, a 62 year old baker and city official. Fingerprint experts were deployed to identify suspects as the search for Bower continued after he was seized from his home and held for a $50,000 ransom with threats of death.
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Denver Bakery
Comic City
Denver
U.P
B. P. Bower
Jan
Bower
Dene
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