Resignation of WNAB Accepted and Justice Department Notes
The article records the official acceptance of WNAB's resignation and details the sequence of events in the Diggs Caminetti cases. It covers Attorney General McReynolds' report to the president, instructions to delay action, telegrams from McNab, and Secretary Wilson's telephone about Caminetti remaining at his post. The piece notes the cautious handling to avoid improper influence and defends the absence of malicious motive.
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McReynolds
Department of Justice
McNab
McNavy
Wilson
Caminett
Wilm
United States
Secretary of Labor
Buch
Washington
Francis J. Heney
San Francisco
Preent
Heney
Diggs
Caminetti
Minetti
Francisco
California
Trials Postponed on Motion of Attorney in Washington
Washington developments follow the resignation of U S District Attorney Mes Nab and McNab as he resists orders to proceed with Western Fuel and Caminetti Diggs white slave cases. Court orders continuances to July 1 and July 15 while Heney appointed special prosecutor, McNab resigns, and debate over whether to press prosecutions continues amid political tension.
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Ron Francisco
Washington
United States District
John L. Mes Nab
Whison Satur
McNab
Geneal McReynolds Desie
McReynolds
John Te. Howard
Western Fuel Company
Bean
United States District Court
M McNab
Tor
Gia
Hpse
Tris
Drew Caminetti
Commissioner General of Immigration
Maury ‘Tf. Diggs
White Savery
Public Trial Ethics Debate over Attorney General Power
A fragment discusses continuance of a trial and claims an attorney general could declare innocence despite evidence. It notes secret conferences with defendants, fear of conviction, and questions the AG's role as a de facto court. Calls for constitutional amendment and cites Caminetti Diggs cases as undermining evidence.
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Jimmy
Grand jury protests US attorney actions over Western Fuel case
Twenty three members of the federal grand jury that indicted Western Fuel company directors including Robert Bruce and V Smith met and drafted a telegram to President Wilson protesting the attorney general’s handling of private appeals and ordering relief from prosecution. They urge equal treatment under the law and insist the attorney general cannot substitute for the courts. They emphasize confidence in the U S attorney and demand vigorous prosecution of all defendants if indicted. The message also requests speedy trials for Diggs Caminetti and Western Fuel cases, asserting equality before the law regardless of wealth or prominence.
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San Francisco
Federal Grand Jury
Western Fuel Company
Robert Bruce Ands
Prosec
United States
Car 10
Federal Land Jury
United States Attorney's Office
Morney
Wwe
Provident
Wilson
McNab-M. Restolds
de San Francisco Church Federation Aid
Diggs
Two Mine Workers Die in Separate Accidents
Two men died in mining accidents yesterday. Thomas McNichols, 26, of 420 East Granite Street, suffered multiple injuries at the Moonlight Mine and died ten hours later. Theodore Uncinich, 33, of 41 North Wyoming Street, was found groaning in a stope at the Rader State Mine and did not regain consciousness. an autopsy will determine cause. Coroner Drew and Deputy Mine Inspector D.J. McGrath conducted the investigation.
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Thomas McNichols
McNichols
Dent
Eust
Matt Canning
Chicago
Ireland
Walsh's
Theodore Uncinich
Wyoming Street
Rader State
Uncinich
Jon
Drew
D. J. McGrath
Dugran
Montana Senators Clash In Caucus On Sugar and Wool
Montana senators spar over free sugar and wool policy with votes due by 4 p m. Thorne, Thornton, Myers and Ransdell argue for and against amendments while a caucus shapes strategy ahead of the decisive ballot.
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Montana
Senate
Democrats
Borah
Circuit Courts of Appeal
United States Court of Customs Appeals
Senate Committee
Cvucus
Thornton
Ransdell
Lompoon
Myers
Walsh
Reed
Income tax exemptions and deductions list contrasts in committee report
The committee outlines deductions for net income under normal tax including necessary business expenses, interest, taxes, losses, worthless debts, and housing allowances. It specifies dividend income and income taxed at source with withholding rules, and lists numerous names across cities, suggesting a public record of officials or contributors.
Eagles convene in Great Falls for state gathering
Great Falls hosts the Fraternal Order of Eagles state convention with about 87 delegates present and estimates of 2000 visitors, including notable attendees from Missoula Helena and other towns as the event opens in the afternoon. London golfer J H Taylor wins the British Open, posting 304 for four rounds.
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Standard
Great Falls
Hoy Wane
Snpinad
J. H.taylor
Young Bunco Man Details Police Bribes and Payments
A young bunco man testifies about bribes paid to police detectives including Druitt MacGowan Su van Taylor and MacPhee. He describes thefts of $2 to $99 and bribe amounts to captains and officers as part of the criminal ring. The witness notes police involvement and plans to return for further testimony.
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Bunco
Excel
Druitt
MacGowan
Suvan
Taylor
MacPhee
Gowan
Wall
McGowan
Nan
Jim
Price
Broadway
Kearney Street
Goor
Ravigo
Untold Politics Shake City Hall Allegiances
Insiders recount a charter plan to land Clarence Smith in city hall amid mayoral tensions. The mayor Duncan endorses, while Smith backers push for a council victory before a potential third term split. Rifts widen asPolice Judge Hooker survives renomination and socialist bylaws shape the field. Booker, Smith, and Duncan align for a peace push.
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Smith
Duncan
Meneause
Hooker
Linade
Reds
Booker
Home of the Red
Clarence Smith
Mia
Undertakers Powers funeral details announced
Funeral for the late Jobe Powers will be held at the residence on Friday morning with mass at 8 oclock. Interment follows at Maoune. Funeral of Walegn ote and others pending, with instructions from the Feat he Sherman undertaker.
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Powers
Ate
Jobe
Cole
Walegn
Att Schell
Lige Bastreet
Tila
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