State gains 8725.18 acres via Carey act transfer
President Coolidge's 1927 act allows Montana to select lands lost to the state. J M Brandfori, register of state lands, says the Great Falls land office can accept filings by the state land commission for lands in Pondera and Cascade counties. The Carey act lands were relinquished May 3 1926 and the state pursues selection under this grant.
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Walsh
J. M. Brandfori
Register of State Lands
State Land Office
Secretary of Interior and Commission of the General Land Office
Great Falls
State Land Commission
Pondera
Cascade
Carey Uct
General Land Office
Arguments Heard In Murder Trial
The Paul Kelly murder trial neared its end as defense counsel I Gilbert concluded final remarks and the defense urged acquittal. The eight women and four men jury heard that evidence did not justify a murder verdict and questioned the reliability of key defense witnesses.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Paul Kelly
Kelly
Ray Raymond
Uty
Dorothy MacKay
I. Gilbert
Forr
Gilbert
Jie
Economic meeting praised as entire success at Geneva
The Associated Press reports that the Geneva economic conference framed a prospective economic code intended to heal postwar ills. The conference adjourned with broad approval, the Soviet delegation abstaining on votes viewed as conflicting with communist doctrine, allowing unanimous approval of all resolutions.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Mavinig
Auto Strikes Train Derails Four Cars Near Rock Springs
May 25 report from Rock Springs Wyoming details Charley Grinegra steering a car that collided with a Union Pacific freight train five miles east of town. The impact derailed four cars and halted passenger service for several hours while officials investigated. Grinegra and a male companion from Osten Utah escaped unharmed. one freight car was badly damaged in the collision.
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Rock Springs
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Charley Grinegra
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Automhile
Crosby
Osten
Utah
Railroad magnate Huntington dies in Philadelphia hospital
Henry B. Huntington, 77, former railroad executive, philanthropist, and art collector, died at a Philadelphia hospital after a May 4 operation. Nephew of Collis Huntington, he was known for his vast book and art collections. Funeral plans unsettled. body likely to Los Angeles area.
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Henry B. Huntington
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Huntington
California
Mr. Huntington
Hill
Marian Huntington
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Holliday
Bryant
Los Angeles
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Los Angel
Tuntington
Brush
Kerrick Case Ready for Jury in Five-Sided Trial
In Los Angeles on May 3, defense and prosecution finished closing arguments in the Kerrick killing case. The five defendants, linked to a Wood drinking party blamed for Tom Kerrick's death, await the jury’s verdict.
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Los Angeles
Tom ‘Fwn
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