Ex-convicts captured after highway patrol killing abroad
Arizona deputies tracked and captured Irene Schroeder a Pennsylvania suspect alias Mildred Winthrop and Albert Dague with Joe Wells an ex convict after a Dec 27 slaying of Corporal Brady Paul and wounding of Private Ernest Moore near Newcastle Pennsylvania. A fourth youth tied to the group provided statements.
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Fire destroys Harvard athletic plant in Cambridge
A fire in Cambridge Mass damaged Harvard athletic facilities including trophies, equipment, and the locker building near Soldiers Field. The blaze caused about 100000 dollars in loss and affected dormitories and Army men housing buildings tied to Harvard. Trainers Denis Enwright and family were displaced. Allen Hoover, son of the president, was reported in the building during the fire.
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Unnetiled Weather Forecast For Thursday
Unsettled conditions with occasional snow and little temperature change across the region. Strong winds may accompany flurry activity.
Urges Women to Talk Less and Say More
Washington dispatch notes gold star mothers plan May pilgrimage to European shrines while 800 delegates from major U S women’s groups discuss war causes. Carrie Chapman Catt leads plan to curb talk while increasing concise, actionful input at the Cause and Cure of War conference.
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Snow bound residents safe after recent storm inland
Forest Rangers reported no danger to about 200 Lake Arrowhead residents as a storm hit. A hunting party was marooned for three days in a mountain cabin while supplies were delivered. In Las Vegas Leonard Kip Rhinelander, heir to a Nevada fortune, and others endured the isolation before reaching safety.
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Relaxation plan for working women from Dr. Olga Stastny
Washington reports Dr. Olga Stastny of Omaha urges business and professional women to mock equality by adopting a man’s desk lounging habit. She argues feet on the desk aids relaxation and leadership, claiming better health and executive ability with continued upraised posture and sun exposure.
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Olga Stastny
Omaha
America
Loafike
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League Delegate Wu Kai-Seng Named To League of Nations
Dr Wu Kai-Seng, a Chinese delegate to the League of Nations, is noted for his role in representing China at the international assembly. The report highlights his diplomatic position and involvement in ongoing deliberations.
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Kiwanis President Speaker at Korum Kiwanis
In a Kiwanis forum at the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce Decatur Illinois leader Horace W. McDavid spoke on Kiwanis goals. He urged civic duty and the three citizen classes while highlighting community service and cooperation with chambers to boost schools churches and colleges.
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Hollywood
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Utah-Idaho
Ralph O. Porter
Fred Parkinson
W. E. Anderson
Southern Utah
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West Idaho
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Decatur Chamber of Commerce
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Infanta Yacht Chosen by Barrymores for Pacific cruises
John Barrymore's $500,000 steel yacht The Infanta awaits launching in Long Beach. Named by Dolores Castello, the vessel is designed for leisurely Pacific exploration and is touted as among the most luxurious crafts of the motion picture colony.
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News of Albert Holtzman's Death Shocks Chicago
In Chicago on January 15 a man named Albert Holtzman was killed by police after a robbery attempt. Twenty bullets ended his life while he resisted arrest, leaving his mother unaware of the true fate. Police officers faced the grim task of informing grieving relatives.
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Physician with notable war service dies at 55
Dr Rice K. McClanahan private physician to Mrs William McKinley during the McKinley administration dies in Colorado Springs after a long illness aged 55. He served as a physician in the Spanish American and World Wars and with American forces in China during the Boxer Rebellion. He later held a lieutenant rank in the U S Navy and was promoted after the armistice.
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Islands push for Philippine independence amid U.S. control
Manuel Roxas, speaker of the Philippine house, told the Senate insular affairs committee that the Philippines seeks independence now despite potential consequences. He argued for withdrawal of U.S. sovereignty over 13 million people, opposing tariff autonomy under continued American authority.
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Legion To Map Work For Year In Boise
Idaho American Legion executive board to meet in Boise to plan the year’s work set a date for the Idaho Falls convention and arrange a visit by national commander O L Bodenhamer. He will tour Northwest department conventions next fall and be welcomed at Fort Hall Indian ceremonies planned by Idaho Falls Pocatello legionnaires with State Commander Nicholas Ifft and state adjutant Lester F Albert.
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Idaho Department of the American Legion
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Bodenhamer
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Idaho
Fort Hall Reservation
Extreme cold grips Rocky Mountain West and December floods swell
Unbroken cold roared across the North and Central Rocky Mountain West with subzero readings cascading into New Mexico as Denver reports its coldest day of the season. In Ohio and Illinois, floods fueled by heavy rains and snow swelled rivers, marooning hundreds of families and inundating thousands of acres of farmland.
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Colo
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Prize Winners at Low Prices at Ogden Livestock Show
The eleventh annual Ogden live stock show nears close with final prize winners to be announced tomorrow night. Fifty five pure bred Shorthorns sold at auction with a high of 600 dollars and an average of 240.20. Divide Thunder from Allen Cattle Co of Colorado Springs bought 600 dollars, John H. Seeley and Sons of Mt Pleasant bought the high shelter price 300 dollars for Pairlawn Countess from Anoka Farms. Grangeville Guernsey farm issued ribbons for junior and senior champion bulls and grand champion bull. Ken Cary Ranch of Littleton won junior champion heifer and Herbert Chandler of Baker won senior and grand champion heifer in Hereford division.
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Colorado Springs
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John H. Seeley and Sons
Mt. Pleasant
Utah
Penman Brothers
West Weber
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Weukesha
Wis
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Idaho
Ken Cary Ranch Company
Littleton
Herbert Chandler
Baker, Ore
Million Dollar Wool Market Corporation Ready to Function
Washington January 15 The National Wool Marketing Corporation is to start operations within ten days announced by J B Wilson its general manager The permanent headquarters will be in Boston Arrangements will acquire as much of the 1930 clip as possible and move wool to manufacturers as needed rather than concentrating in Boston The market outlook notes a portable surplus and strong long term demand despite past production trends
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National Wool Marketing Corporation
J. B. Wilson
Boston
Wilson
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