Bootlegger Tells Truth Faces Light Fine
In federal court John Higuera admitted involvement with bootlegging and was fined $500. Judge Morrow challenged his claim of native California origins as he faced the courtroom crowd. The article also notes oyster industry details in Great South Bay and mentions Nils P. Haugen resigning due to ill health. Egypt’s Cheops pyramid is described as the largest tomb in the world, covering 13 acres and 461 feet high.
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Naval Bill Sent Back to the House
The Senate refused to yield on 13 amendments to the naval appropriation bill and sent the measure back to the House for further action. Officials warned a fiscal deficit may force temporary continuation of last year’s funding until the new appropriations are set. Other items note speed enforcement in Helena and a discussion of giant kelp used for weaving and furniture.
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