Claim of fraud in transfer of naval reserve lease case
Cheyenne march 8 government to reclaim lease of Teapot Dome oil field granted by former interior secretary Fall to Mammoth Oil. At issue is transfer of naval reserve from navy to interior, with government seeking restoration of the lease via evidence, testimony, and depositions.
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Naval Reserve
Interior Department
Associated Press
Cheyenne
Teapot Home
Albert B.fall
Mammoth Oil Company
Atlee Pomerene
Owen D. Roberts
Ths
Blake Kennedy
Mcallen
LeeAy Doorn ‘Tor
Tranatyreing
Tran
Navy Department
Department of the Interior
Witn Meses
Snowstorm Deluges Butte From Deer Lodge to Three Forks
Snow from Deer Lodge to Three Forks blanketed Butte last night, with precipitation surpassing all of 1925. Trains remained on time as heavy snowfall continued, aided by light winds and rising temperatures from 19 to 39 degrees.
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Butte
Milwaukee Railway
Deer Lodge
Three Forks
White Lakes
Weather Office
Mercury
Bnight
Fall refuses to discuss case or action he plans
By the Associated Press Denver March report says Albert B. Fall, linked to the Teapot Dome scandal, may refuse to testify in the lease annulment trial, citing the fifth amendment right to refuse to be a witness. The note indicates continued coverage on another page.
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Albert B. Fall
Secretary of Interior
Imen T
Teapot Dome
Associates Press
Denver
Eynamire
Townsend Rancher Victim In Auto Crash Near Townsend
A Townsend rancher was killed late Friday when his automobile left Readersburg Road near a bridge a short distance from Townsend. An injured man, unnamed, suffered non critical injuries. The incident, investigated by a detective, involved Ferguson, about 45, unmarried, who had been in Los Angeles.
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She Rerner
Townsend
Readersburg Road
Ferguson
Los Angeles
Helena
Maren Tire
Ferg
Butte Auto Show Enters Second Week Hosted by Kiwanis
The Butte auto show begins its second week as Kiwanis hosts at Columbia Gardens pavilion. Sunday attendance reached about 350, largest daylight turnout since opening Thursday. Visitors viewed top auto models, enjoyed musical and entertainment acts by the Mises band and local performers, with plans for further acts including the Anaconda sections by the Treasure safe quartet and Sibyl Brows dancing girls.
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Butte
Columbia Gardens Pavilon
Kiwanis
Rocky Mountain Club
P. Sullivan
Howard ‘Mac
Mises
Elke
Treasure Safe
Sibyl’ Brows
Dancing Girls
Plan Meeting Moves to Rally Democrats in Roosevelt Era
A report notes a push within the Democratic Party to organize a planned meeting. Franklin D Roosevelt initiates movement while other leaders show support. The effort centers on gathering key party figures to discuss strategy and leadership.
Roosevelt pushes plan to revive Democratic party unity
Franklin D Roosevelt of New York leads a move to convene a summer conference of party leaders to strengthen the Democratic Party. He urges a daily executive machinery to govern the party continuously and endorses principled progress, aiming to balance Jefferson and Hamilton legacies.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Seisseca Eee Oe Ees
Ranklin D. Boomevelt
al Smarth
Jehan
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Health Department backs cross word puzzle support
The Chicago Department of Health dedicates its weekly health bulletin to the cross word puzzle, praising its benefits for United family circles convalescents and chronic sufferers. The report highlights healthful purposes served by crossword puzzles and suggests positive impacts on patients and households.
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Assoc!hcago
March Press
Chicago Department ‘of Health
Bundeson. Com
United Family
Hapto
Appropriation measures dominate nineteenth Montana assembly
The Nineteenth Montana assembly neared adjournment with 646 bills introduced, 184 in the senate and 462 in the house. The session focused on economy, with appropriation measures seen as the era’s most significant issue as governors and state institutions faced funding needs.
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Blatt
Helena
Senate
House
Sena
Eit
School of Mines
Butte
Fleet contact in great war game near today
Aboard 8 ships of the United States Navy move into battle line in the Pacific. Masters of naval strategy estimate the problem in advance and report that maneuvers and development advance, while fire and torpedo control remain secondary. The engagement hinges on command and communication control as fifty-two vessels participate.
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Proms
United States Navy
Hava
Pacifc
Muant
Brothers perish in fire while trying to save kin
Rochester Pa March 4 John Sidler 17 died in a failed bid to rescue his brother Frank Sidley 12 as flames gutted their home. The two boys reportedly clung to each other amid the blaze. Fire officials described a tragic double loss in a family crisis.
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Associated Proms
Rochester
John Sidler
Frank Sidley
Britain Rejects Geneva Protocol backing for revision
The Associated Press reports British leaders to oppose the current Geneva peace protocol. Secretary Chamberlain will speak at the protocol conference tomorrow outlining objections and signaling no substitute plan. Britain hints at needed domestic questions and possible remodeling of the pact.
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Geneva
Chamberlain
Four lepers declared cured by Public Health Service
Four men who entered the National House of Lepers at Carrville La years ago have been discharged as cured after close observation for a year. The Public Health Service reports no leprosy bacilli in their tissues during the entire period.
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Ansociatea Vrek
Washington
National Houseor Lapera
Carrville
Universates Public Health Service
State Capitol Ends Nineteenth Montana Legislature Session
The Montana legislature nears adjournment after the conference committee approved six major appropriation bills. The session, now on its sixty fourth day, will adjourn once the engrossing of bills and a final adjournment resolution are completed.
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Assoct
Montana
Nt of Agriculture
Damaged steamer limping into port near Naw
Huston March 8 The Holland 26 miles south of Naw was progressing slowly to New York at midnight a dispatch picked up by Tropical Radio Corporation said the vessel from Wood Mole Mane to convey the Aaleum called for a salvage boat from New York with the message can hold water back till tug can reach.
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Huston
Holland
Naw
New York
Tropical Radio Corporation
Wood
Mole
Senate session may extend beyond plan amid treaty debates
Washington reports a likely extension of the Senate special session as Republicans push the Isle of Pines and Lausanne treaties, with further debate anticipated on Charles Warren's nomination for attorney general. Democratic and Republican factions clash over reorganizations and diplomacy, hinting at lengthy proceedings and continued negotiations.
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Warren
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Branka
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