Land Transfer to State Completed under Carey Act
Under a bill introduced by Senator Walsh the state gains possession of 17 725.18 acres of Hell lands formerly held under the Carey land act in Pondora and Cascade counties. The Great Falls land office was authorized to accept the filing by the state land commission. approval came from the interior and general land office. The lands were relinquished by the Carey act board on May 1 1926 and the state sought rectification as ley lands for others lost to the state. President Coolidge had approved the act January 1 1927, enabling the state to select lands lost to the state.
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Walsh
I. M. Brandford
Register of State
State Land Office
Secretary of Interior and Commission of the General Land Office
Great Falls
State Land Commission
Pondora
Cascade
Hese
Arguments Heard In Murder Trial
The Paul Kelly murder trial in Los Angeles neared a conclusion as defense counsel wrapped final arguments and the state made its plea. Defense urged acquittal, contending the evidence does not support murder. prosecutors challenged key defense witnesses and urged jurors to consider intent and premeditation.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Paul Kelly
Kelly
Ray Raymond
Raymond
Dorothy MacKay
Gilbert
Forrest Murray
Murray
Economic meeting ends with all resolutions adopted
Geneva May 23 The conference framed an economic code hoped to cure postwar woes and welcomed the Soviet Union into world commercial cooperation. The Soviet delegation abstained from voting on issues contrary to communist doctrine, allowing unanimous acceptance of all resolutions.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Soviet Union
International Economic Conference
Auto Strikes Train Derails Four Cars
Charley Crosby is jailed after his car crashed into a Union Pacific freight train five miles east of Rock Springs Wyoming. The impact derailed four cars and disrupted passenger traffic for hours. Crosby and a Black companion from Ogden escaped unhurt. the wrecked car lost part of its cargo.
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Associated Press
Rock Springs
Wyo
Charley Crosby
Crosby
Union Pacific
Here
Ogden
Utah
Railroad Magnate Henry Huntington Dies at 77
Henry E Huntington prominent railroad executive and art collector died in Philadelphia at 77 after treatment begun May 4. He was nephew of Collis Huntington and planned to donate his book and art collection to Los Angeles. Daughters Marian Huntington and Mrs John Meteas, sister Mrs J Holliday, and Dr B A Bryant were with him. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Associated Pi
Philadelphia
Henry E. Huntington
Huntington
Collis Huntington
California
Mr. Huntington
Marian Huntington
John Meteas
J. Holliday
B.A. Bryant
Los Angeles
San Gabriel
Kerrick Case Is Ready for Jury
In Los Angeles May the killing of Tom Kerrick in a five defendant Hollywood drinking party case ends closing arguments. Both sides finished their pleadings as court adjourned and the fate of the defendants rests with the jury expected tomorrow.
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Los Angeles
Tom Kerrick
Hollywood
Cowboy
Kerrick
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