Real Blizzard Grips Plains and Midwest Regions
A severe cold wave grips much of the central and western United States with subzero readings from Chicago to Canada. Northwest blizzard winds push temperatures down from eight to thirty below, while blizzard conditions extend from the Rocky Mountain region to the Pacific coast.
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Acific Coast
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Missouri
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Dogs Pose New Danger to Refugees in Messina
A. P. reports from Messina on January 6 that starving dogs become the chief danger to refugees. The animals are rabid from suffering, gnaw corpses like hyenas, and attack refugees. Many residents shoot stray dogs on sight.
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Associated Press
Messina
Jan
Committee to Resume Prison Investigation in Oklahoma
The governor's committee left for Lansing to resume the penitentiary inquiry while an Oklahoma panel agreed to return Thursday. Attorneys say a court decision may not affect Gritts case about extending twenty five year flood restrictions.
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Kans
Jon
Hoch
Lansing
Oklahoma
Washington
Court of Claims
Congress
Mrs Henry Holderman Dies After Long Illness
The death of Mrs. Henry Holderman occurred at six o'clock last evening. She leaves her husband Henry Holderman and five children, three daughters and two sons. The funeral is planned for tomorrow in Chetona, Kansas.
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Henry Holderman
Burton Rogers
Henry Crouch
Choee
L. A. Jackson
J. E. Duncan
Ellis
Rob'c
Tah- Jeeaah
Expert Reports Countys Treasurer Shortage
Independence Kansas January 6 The expert examining the books of F E Stubblefield Montgomery county treasurer reported a four thousand dollar shortage. Stubblefield offered to make up the charge pending further examination of the books.
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Associated Press Independence
F. E. Stubblefield
Montgomery County
Stubblefield
Postal Savings Bank Bill To Be Considered In Senate
When the senate convened today it was understood a bill to establish postal savings banks would be taken up after the disposal of routine business.
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Associated Press
Senate
Fire destroys Baldwin Theatre and nearby buildings in Springfield
Early today a fire at 1245 in the Baldwin theatre and office building gutted the structure and damaged nearby Colonial hotel and other businesses. Authorities estimate losses around 250000 with Colonial hotel and surrounding shops suffering severe damage. fire chief said wind aided spread.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Baldwin Theatre
Local Notes Report from Prairie Community
Dated January 3, a Prairie community column lists residents visiting kin over holidays, school reopens, and local events. It notes Garden Prairie and Arcadia happenings, teaching duties, baptisms, and a memorial for Rev Crift Hummingbird. It mentions Nicholas Mitchell’s death and a prior incident involving Frye brothers.
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J. W. Duncan
J. E. Duncan
Alta Johnson
Mt. Vernon
Crift Hummingbird
N.B Rowe
Calvin Hendryx
L. A. Jackson
Pryor Creek
Mexico
Hendryx
Nicholas Mitchell
Frye Brothers
Hogan Institute
Marcum Prairie
Cal. Mitchell
Nick
Roosevelt Silent on Attorney General Action in Senate Message
President Roosevelt sends a special message to the Senate declining to reveal why Attorney General Bonaparte acted against the United States steel-absorption case. The communication accompanies a resolution by Senator Culbertson of Texas.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Roosevelt
Senate
Bonaparte
Falljo
United States Statcopation
Tennessee Coal Ad Iron Company
Culbertson
Texan
Charters Granted to Two Vinita Companies
Guthele January 5 charters were granted to Vinita firms including Eastern Improvement Company with 5000 capital and incorporators TA Chandler J8 Thomason and L Rider. Horse Creek Mining Company received 900 capital with incorporators J W Orr T B Wimer and Ity Orn.
Annis Dinner Incident Quelled Amid Court Session
In Muskogee Oklahoma on January 16 a court session disclosed a witness denies alleging Annis was complained about at a dinner with Capt Hains and his wife over four years ago. The man warned he would shoot if encountered. Porter former U S marshal becomes Panama Canal chief sailing from New York. salary six thousand dollars yearly.
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Associated Press
N.Y
Thoruwn J. Hains
Boone
Hains
Capt Hains
Annis
Annie
Muskogee
Okla
A. Porter
U.S
Panama
New York
Clarence McKoyn
City Council Overrules Mayor Veto on Auditorium Purchase
The council met briefly with all members present and opened bids for a new west side project. Mayor Parks had vetoed an ordinance to buy the Auditorium. the council unanimously overrode the veto and the proclamation will be issued. Prior officials paused several items.
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Chamcter
Parks
Prosecution Seeks First Degree Murder Verdict
Jury to decide fate of Mire NL. Florence Exh and sister Mrs. Catherius Hieinel accused of murdering Captain A Clayton Exh. Prosecutors seek first degree murder verdicts for both defendants.
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Associated Press Media
Pax
Mire NL
Florence Exh
Catherius Hieinel
A Clayton Exh
Nineteen Year Old Convicted in Grandfather Murder
Walter Heller, age nineteen from Vineland, charged with murder of his grandfather Willman Read, along with two companions, was convicted of murder in the first degree in Bridgeton New Jersey.
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Bridgeton
Walter Heller
Vineland
Heller
Willman Read
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