Appeal Filed in Teapot Dome Case
The appeal assigns 64 alleged errors by Judge Kennedy including excluding testimony and documents, challenging decisions on the May 31 1928 executive order and the Teapot lease negotiations. It asserts fraud and collusion in the lease involving Fall Everhart Sinclair and the Navy Department, and contests the lack of mandatory bidding and validity of the supplemental agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
M. T Evérhadt
Harry F.clair
Mammoth Oil Company
Fall
Interior
Continental Trading Company, Ltd
Liberty Bonds
Sinclair
Everhart
Mammoth Company
Shart
Mer
Apeal
Tudge Kennedy
Myourias
Navy Department
Sinclair and
United States
Secretary of the Navy
American minister Hart presents credentials to Albania's Zogu
Charles C. Hart of Spokane Washington the new American minister to Albania presented his credentials to President Ahmet Zogu. He was escorted to government house by foreign office officials and a company of Albanian soldiers.
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Associated Press
Ecutari Albania
Charles C. Hart
Spokane
Wash
Albania
AtWmed Zogu
Government House
Foreign Office
Unian
Making Progress in School Drive Continues
The Elks urge action to support educational access in Gallatin county and beyond. Leaders from chambers, Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions, and other groups back a statewide effort to fund schooling, noting Missoula and Gallatin counties have already met or exceeded quotas. Campaigns spread to remaining counties next week.
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Order of Elks
Gallatin County
Chambers of Commerce
Rotary
Kiwanis
Esident
Lions’ Club
Montana Federation of Labor
Scottish Rite
Odd Fellows
Teachers’ Association
Superintendent of Public Instruction
University of Montana
Missoula County
C. H. McLeod
Missoula
Goza
Butte Election Aide Seeks Honest Count On Registration
Officials report likely 900 plus names still on the voter rolls in Silver Bow county with many removed or absent on election day. Attorney General Foote says his office will be present in Butte for the August 5 consolidation election to ensure a fair ballot and honest count and to address illegally registered names.
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Attorney General's
Foote
Butte
Friends of Consolidation
Silver Bow County
Commoner's Widow Returns to Marymont
Mrs William Jennings Bryan began her return to Marymont Cocoanut Grove Florida after a visit. She traveled with her son William Jennings Bryan Jr her nurse Mrs C C Stephans and her late husband's secretary W B Thompson.
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Associated Press
Washington
William Jennings Bryan
Marymont
Cocoanut Grove
Fla
William Jennings Bryan Jr
C. C. Stephans
W. OB. Thompson
Hardin Enjoys Large Savings After Montana Power Switch
In the year since Montana Power began serving Hardin, the city cut street lighting and water pumping costs by 2647.04 dollars, added seven more street lights, and benefited from lower power rates, while citizens saw improved service and plans to retire the bond issue in two to three years. mayor H M Strand notes the city gained a direct power line route and the bonds funded the steam plant purchase from the local Hardin Light and Power company.
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Standard
Hardin
Montana Power Company
H.M. Strand
Hardin Mban Company
Ite
Montana
Strand
Coistrip
Paria
Ionne
Sian
Tanchotown
Fae Doncana
Mayor Strand
Colstrip
Hardin Light and Power Company
Montana Power
Madison River
Great Falls
Mystic Lake
Foley Bros
Hardin Light and Power
Victory seen for world court plan continues debate
The article discusses opposition to U S World Court participation with criticism of army post conditions on an island. Senator Pepper suggests a new compromise resolution on the world court that could avoid entangling alliances, gain senate approval, and be acceptable to other nations.
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Wall Defense
Pepper
Senate
Millionaire seeks aid to distribute fortune for education
A city magnate who gave millions in the past appeals for public help to channel funds to worthy youths. He highlights letters from followers asking for money to fund nursing training, hospital work, home mortgage relief, a cardiac institute, church projects, a South Sea mission school, and basic living needs.
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Schepp
Delaware
Mr. Schepp
South Sea Islands
Revolver in Basket Explodes Hitting Woman
Mrs. Kenneth Speckbacker was shot in the thigh when a pistol in a fish basket exploded on a street car at Crystal and Granite streets. She was treated at Survey Hospital by Dr Gordon McPherson. the wound was described as non serious. Speckbacker works at Shiner's Furniture and the couple had been preparing for a weekend fishing trip.
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Kenneth Speckbacker
South Crystal Street
Crystal
Granite Streets
Survey
Gordon McPherson
Speckbacker
Shiner’s Furniture Company
Noiseless butchers touted with spring mounted chopping breck
A claim describes noiseless meat processing using a chopping breck mounted on springs. The note highlights a mechanical approach to reduce sound during butchering, implying smoother operation.
Butte Iranics Countdown to Consolidation Debate between Caplis and Duggan
A high profile public clash in Butte centers on a planned Monday or Tuesday debate between John Caplis and Sheriff Larry Duggan over consolidation. Caplis issued a challenge with a detailed 20 point agenda and a chair suggestion, while Duggan indicated acceptance. The exchange promises a fierce, words-weaponed clash with a tone likened to mythic duels and political theater.
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John Caplis
Larry Duggan
Hercules
Atlas
Butte
Butte Hotel
Caplis
Sheriff Duggan
Capl
George Bourquini
Duggan
Gan
Knights Templars Visit Butte After Seattle Conclave
A party led by Grand Commander Albert H. Smith of Howell Michigan visited Butte yesterday with their spouses. They toured the city in two special cars attached to the North Coast Limited, visited the Leonard mine, and planned a trip to the national park before departing at 9:35 p m.
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Knights Templars
Albert H. Smith
Howell
Mich
Butte Commandery
North Coast Limited
Seattle
Templars
Leonard Mine
National Park
State School Bonds Sale Authorized by Board
The state board of examiners authorized the sale of 592000 dollars in state educational bonds to be offered August 14 at the state capital. The bonds, series I and J, bear interest up to 5 percent and mature in 20 years. Mise Charlotte Burgess will speak at the Odd Fellows hall upstairs at 8 this evening on God Is One.
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Duggan
Butte
Associated Press
HNA
State Board of Examiners
Mise Charlotte Burgess
Odd Fellows’ Hall
God Is One
Prohibition Administrators Picked From Big Business Ranks
The prohibition chief plans 22 administrative posts with salaries up to 7500 dollars annually. He aims to balance the job with capable men from big business, while many current state directors may be removed by October 15. Delays stem from committee members abroad and the need for consensus on appointments. Conferences in New York and elsewhere reviewed candidates’ records for fit.
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Andrews
Europe
United States
Enforcement
New York
Roosevelt Reluctantly Talks Asia Expedition and Family Roots
Captain Theodore Roosevelt III, son of the famed Roosevelt lineage, tours as a bond and banking representative while avoiding politics. He details brothers Kermit and Ted pursuing big game in Asia, with George Cherrie and Suydam Cutting leading a second division. He confirms Harvard 1917 and says he has no intended investments or refunds discussions.
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Senate
Fall
Teapot
Sinclair Company
Roosevelt
Roosevelt and Son
New York
Cornelius van Schalk
America
Asia
Kermit
Theodore
Leh
Cashmere
Chicago
Mr. Simpson
Kari Korum
Ted
George Cherrie
Harvard University
League of Women Voters launches Get Out The Vote campaign
The League of Women Voters efficiency in government committee chaired by M Rose C Bresnahan has organized a get out the vote effort for consolidation election day on Wednesday August 5.
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The
League of Women Voters
M Rose C. Bresnahan
McNulty Admits Misusing Funds and Faces Bankruptcy Fallout
McNulty admits misusing funds as he heads to county jail after the Heilbronner firm’s collapse. Bankruptcy shows assets around 20 000 dollars with a 40 000 dollar deficit. He allegedly took 1 106 77 dollars from Katherine Lyden on May 23 and gave it to himself. Don Lowney faces a grand larceny complaint pending in justice court. Witnesses include Logan Ser gan and W J Culverton.
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McNulty
Heilbronner Company
Lauzier, Wolcott & Co
Ozter
Katherine Lyden
Justice Court
Don Lowney
North Main Street
Lowney
Logan & Srgan
W. J. Culverton
Company
Frank W
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England
Battle of “Giants
Silver Bow
Wilson
Dugers
Achie Roosevelt
Florsheim
Worthmore
Florsheim Shoe Company
Main Street
Boucher
Wilson Bros
E.Z
Hers
Mnulty
Dr. F. A. Ironside
the Dentist
North Main
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