Case Next Week in Teapot Dome Trial Remains Politically Charged
Washington dispatch notes the forthcoming trial of Fall, former secretary of the interior, over the Teapot Dome and Elk Hills leases. Doheny’s $100,000 advance is disputed as a bribe to favor favorable lease terms, with Sinclair jailed for espionage-related juror misconduct. Legal teams include Frank J. Hogan and Owen J. Roberts, as judges weigh health delays and potential broader oil prosecutions.
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Charged Trees Fatal to Birds
In St Charles Missouri during a August storm farm birds roosting on smooth barked trees were electrocuted. Dr William G Wilson reports more than 6000 dead birds on one farm and over 1100 on another as the trees appeared to conduct electricity under unusual atmospheric conditions.
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Bobbitt to Seek Re election Next Year
Attorney General Robert L. Bobbitt, appointed after Claude Pollard’s resignation, said he will run for reelection and told friends in Austin on October 4.
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Man Seeks Help After Missing New Store Teeth
In Popular Bluff Missouri Lee Sheldon's new store teeth did not fit, he wore them at night to adapt, then woke with stomach pain and was taken to a hospital for treatment.
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Man Recovered After Teeth Found Near Bed
After two days of increasing pain, Sheldon was found in serious condition. His wife called after finding teeth near the bed. The pain subsided and Sheldon was released a few hours later, deemed cured.
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North Dakota Spring Wheat Output Seen Rise Over 1928
Federal Agricultural statistician reports North Dakota will harvest over nine million bushels more spring wheat this year than in 1928, indicating a significant yield increase for the state amid October figures from Grand Forks.
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