Senate Debates Wheeler Report in Senate Inquiry
The Senate debated for hours on the motion to adopt the mass report of the investigating committee exonerating Senator Wheeler of a fee-taking charge. Majority support grows. Sterling argues against pretrial verdict though not accusing guilt. Caraway and Walsh defend the inquiry’s purpose and reject frameup claims while urging a clear verdict.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Wheeler
Montama
Interior Department
Borah
Sterling
South Dakota
Montana
Underwood
Alabama
Caraway
Arkansas
Walsh
Department of Justice Investigation
Washington Docket Mixes Bills and Debates In Congress
The day in Washington features debate on the McNary-Haugen bill in the house, Wheeler indictment stirring senate discussion, a likely veto recommendation on the tax bill, and Coolidge addressing a National Recreation conference. Other items include state court protest over a boundary report, Daugherty hearings, liquor treaty ratification with Britain, a world court resolution, steel price fixing concerns, and naval strength estimates.
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Pepper
Republican
Penneys- Verncn
Pittsburg
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Wilbur
House Naval Committee
Rain eases danger as Montana forests report progress
Cooler weather and scattered showers aid forest service fighters in district No 1. Grouse Creek blaze remains most dangerous, confined to 10,000 acres with wind posing risk. Other fires in Kootenai and Pend d’Oreille areas under control or quiet. statewide burn suspensions urged until June 1 with permits later required.
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Missoula
Grouse Creek
Troy Road
Thompson
Kootenai
Montana
Giant turbine project powers a vast hydroelectric system
The article notes a 70 000 heta project with a turbine set delivering 454 000 horsepower, drawing water at 3 500 cubic feet per second from above the Niegars Valle hydroelectric unit. It claims unmatched efficiency, using little water to create energy equivalent to fourteen 5 000 horsepower units.
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Niegars Valle
Tennessee Delegates Back McAdoo at Convention
Tennessee's 24 national convention delegates were instructed to support William G. McAdoo for the presidential nomination after a Tennessee Democratic convention vote of 1500 to 734. Turmoil followed as McAdoo supporters clashed with opponents, prompting police to stage a halt to the disorder.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
New York
William G. McAdoo
McAdoo
Hoyt Stewart
Underwood
Mat Whittaker
Chati
Tom Preston
Chattanooga
Tennessee Delegation Split Over McAdoo May 22 Convention
Tennessee delegates lean toward instructing for William G. McAdoo as state party leaders report McAdoo leads in urban primaries like Nashville and Chattanooga. Underwood supporters claim potential but overall strength in bound delegates remains under 60 of 1094, leaving Smith and McAdoo as the main contest to open the convention.
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Tennessee
William G. McAdoo
McAdoo
Underwood
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South
Nashville
Chattanooga
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
Himsell
Smith
New York
S Mith
New York Tribune News Service
Anaconda News: Inquest Finds No Blame in Rail Accident
A jury at the inquest held at the Tuttle undertaking rooms concluded J W Brackenbury engine foreman died from shock after losing balance while releasing a brake and was struck by cars. Witnesses described the sequence as Brackenbury tried to free himself from the wheels. Brackenbury spoke to witnesses before dying, and funeral plans were set as wife travels from Webster Wisconsin.
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Tuttle Undertaking Rooms
Kendrick
Brackenbury
James MacPherson
Jess Rutherford
Rutherford
Charles King
Billy
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John J. Logan
Mr. King
Smelter Hospital
St. Ann's Hospital
MacPherson
T. J. MacKenzie
J. Q. Boyce
Richard Matchett
Arthur Laity
J. W. Powell
Charles W. Allen
A. M. Allen
Webster
Wis
Butte
Prof Scott Speaks On Spirit Of The West At Kiwanis
Prof W T Scott of the State School of Mines was the principal speaker at the Anaconda Kiwanis meeting at the Montana hotel. He spoke on The Spirit of the West and how optimism, education, and westward progress shaped the region over 50 years. Members voted to furnish a room at the Galen children's hospital, allocating 175 for the project.
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State School of Mines
Anaconda Kiwanis Club
Montana Hotel
Scott
Children’s New Hospital At
Galen
Videl
Children's Hospital
Vagrancy Cases Occupy Calendar at Local Court
Two of three defendants arrested late Wednesday appeared for trial before Judge Murphy yesterday afternoon. A Field, charged with vagrancy, was given until June 1 to pay a $15 fine. A man listed as John Doe, also charged with vagrancy, pleaded guilty and was released on a 4% floater. Mary Olga forfeited a $15 bond for failing to appear on a vagrancy charge. Vountain pens with bamboo barrette and glass points are on the market.
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Beausoliel
Murphy
John Doe
Mary Olga
Camp Fire Girls plan discussed for tri-county council
Miss Annette Francisco of Spokane outlined including Anaconda in a proposed Camp Fire Girls tri county council covering Eastern Washington Northern Idaho and Montana. She urged guardians Miss Marie Conley and Miss Flora Collins to inspect Lake Coeur d Alene camp on June 14 and proposed a shared executive secretary and community camp this summer to reduce costs.
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Camp Fire Girls
Annette Francisco
Spokane
Inland Empire
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Francisco
Butte
Deer Lodge
Marie Conley
Flora Collins
Lake Coeur d’Alene
Coeur d'Alene
Echo Lake
Red Men Discuss Public Adoption Ceremony Plans
A large delegation of Red Men from Butte attended a Tendai tribe meeting in Anaconda last evening. Discussion centered on an open air adoption planned for the near future. The lodge men left the matter to Butte and Anaconda committees to report next meeting, with Washoe Park likely hosting the ceremony.
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Butte
Anaconda
Washoe Park
Mrs. Dolan Funeral to be Held Saturday
The funeral for the late Mrs. Katharine Dolan will be at 9:30 AM Saturday from the family home 116 East Third Street. A solemn requiem high mass will follow at St. Pauls Church at 10:00 AM. Interment is set for Mount Carmel Cemetery.
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Katherine Dolan
East Third Street
St. Paul's Church
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Funeral notice for Mrs Catherine Dolan at hall
All members of the M. B. & P. I. Ww. are requested to meet at their hall Saturday morning at 8:45 to attend the funeral of Mrs. Catherine Dolan, wife of our esteemed secretary, Charles Dolan. By order of the president. Adv. Robert M. Colville. Rust destroys nearly 21,000,000 tons of pig iron a year, says one expert.
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Charles Dolan
Robert M. Colville
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