Defense Opens in Wheeler Trial Amid Telegrams and Testimony
The defense in the Wheeler trial contends over a web of earlier telegrams and meetings involving Gordon Campbell, James Hayes, and Senator Wheeler. Testimony covers alleged arrangements to have Hayes assist Campbell and to discuss Campbell’s financing with the Interior Department. Booth denies recollection of key meetings and confirms telegrams suggesting Hayes involvement. The proceedings reference 1922 to 1923 events, including possible meetings in Washington and New York and discussions about Campbell’s permitted appearances.
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Campbell
Hay
Hayes
Jeeler
New York
Len
Walsh
Booth
Wheeler
P. Stewart
John L. Slattery
Mr. Hayes
War Minerals Relef Board
Washington
Mr. Stewart
Weigether
Omce
Senator Walsh
Jon
Jim
Gordon Campbell
Hayce
Beto
Department of the Interior
Mee Hayes
Perite
Winh
Campbells Companies
Simatter
Whesler Haag
Seneral
Campbells Permis Booth
Himacit
Interior
Aken
Ates
Tolarrane
Gramine
Watts
Voles
Wington
Stewart
Department of
Mayes
Department of Justice
Finanelal
Cordon Campel
Lane
J. B. Fisher
Great Falls
Campbel
C. Ford
Slattery
Dia
Witheanen
James T. Haldwin
Oll
Interior Department
Ste
Aldwin
Chvdien
Weryken
L"c"stavenson
Montana All Deldng Metout
Campbent
Blout
Werthe Mer
Campbell Lock
Stout
Wertheimer
Stevenson
Seth Josser
Montana
H Interior
Glosser
Fred Munger
Lewistown
Mont
Vas Ops Nuina
George B. Hayes
Ben
Senate
Coler
Hils
French Cabinet Wins in Chamber
A French minister addressed the chamber, noting difficulties facing a returning minister and describing the treasury as choked. He urged prompt passage of the 1925 budget, stating the cabinet aimed to vote it as promptly as possible.
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Treasury
X-Klan Dragon Seeks Liberty in Indiana Bail Petition
A bail petition was filed for D C Stephenson Karl Klick and Earl Gentry facing first degree murder charges in the Madge Ober Napolis case. Judge James A Collins scheduled a hearing for Monday April 27 after arrest warrants were issued following an Indiana grand jury indictment. The three have been in Marion County jail since their arrest yesterday.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Admisfon
D.C. Stephenson
Karl Kliick
Earl Gentry
Madge Obernapolis
James A. Collins
Collins
Marion County
Aberdeen mother kills two and slays herself
In Aberdeen Washington a 40 year old farmwoman Mrs Maria Taskinen killed two young males and then killed herself in a grim domestic tragedy. The report includes scattered testimony from court proceedings and references to political figures involved in related investigations. Police and investigators documented the incident as a fatal domestic case with no further details on motive or household context.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Apri
Maria Taskinen
Halles
Here
Debate Over Butte School of Mines Future and Rating
Officials discuss converting the Butte School of Mines to a preparatory school and the risk to federal grants and standardizing ties. Chancellor Brannon warns ratings affect graduates, and experts stress practical impact on mining education and the school’s future prospects.
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Opj.jons
Butte School of Mines
Aic
Butte
School of Mines
Iam
School Brannon Aid
Amerons
Brannon
Kendy
Comes Wit
J. J. Runner
University of Tesra
Dawes Uses Air in Rules Battle in Senate Clash
A fragmentary account notes Dawes defending rule changes to curb minority blocking power. He linked public sentiment to support for cloture reform, arguing the issue should be decided by the people rather than personal interest. He spoke at a luncheon with Nevin, Owen D. Young, and Capper nearby.
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Noyes
Dawes
Lancon
Senate
MM Dawes
Thes
Mc Dawes
Pratt
Mr. Dawes
Capper
France
Noyes of Washington Star Honored by AP Directors
Frank B. Noyes marked 25 years as president of the Associated Press with a gold bowl and a “book of remembrance” at the AP annual meeting in New York. Ralph H. Booth praised the AP as a great mutual cooperative, and directors reelected five members for three years.
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Rone
New York
Associated Press
Frank B. Noyes
Washington ‘Star
Ralph H. Booth
Saginaw
Mich
Courier
Associated Prem
Chicago
Mr. Lawson
Rusteeshi
Tam
Atlanta
Conn
Courant
Cleveland
Onto
Pia Ga
Coast trade hampered by high railroad rates
Industry in the territory and the Middle West cannot do business with Pacific coast ports while railroads are barred from lower coast rates. President Charles Donnelly of the Northern Pacific railroad declared water competition would prompt action to meet the price challenge.
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Middle West
Pacific Coast
Charles Donnelly
Northern Pacific Railroad
President's plea stresses orderly progress and private property
The speaker argues for an era of peace, prosperity, and justice while acknowledging limits. He says problems are largely economic and national and local government costs are rising. Progress must be orderly, with private property and self-government framed by law and Creator.
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Hatien
Oklahoma Celebrates Anniversary of Rush
Oklahoma marks a two generation progress from 1889 land openings to present settlement. Leaders and families join in a public celebration in Oklahoma City on April 22, honoring the founding of the state’s commonwealth. Officials emphasize the westward expansion and creation of a thriving community from the Indian lands open to homesteading.
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Associates Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahom
Nace
Nat Bherae
Gillahoma
Spanish War Vets Observe Event 3fth Anniversary
Spanish War veterans gathered in Lawton for an observance marking the fifth anniversary of a Spanish War event. The ceremony included a solemn altar tribute and a vow repetition, with veterans from the Lawton camp joining in as speakers and veterans named in remarks.
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Lawton
Spain
Fide
George’ Bimmen
Eincoin
Ce Ee Cone Bisse
Ames
Aman
Fragmentary note about IT workers and political quotes
The text presents fragmented phrases about IT employees possibly working eight hours and politicians refusing to accept something. It mentions Toledo Blade and references to Mexico, Philadelphia, and a hay wife fener in garbled form without clear context or complete sentences.
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Toledo Blade
Nuff
Mexico
Hay
Fener
Philadelphia
Cunningham-Inity Obituary Notice in City Residence
In Glasgow, last evening at the family residence 038 ham aged 82 years a man of Glasgow by and a resident of Bri Ris wife and brother Andrew sister Bre Oliver Ling at San Pr ee. General notice will appear later in papers.
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Cunningham
Ity
Ham
Glastow
Bia Ris
Andrew
Oliver Ling
San Pre
Pas Pera
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