Pomerene Heads Counsel In Oil Lease Scandal Action
Special government counsel initiate civil action to halt oil extraction from naval reserves in California and Wyoming and annul leases awarded by Secretary Fall to Doheny and Sinclair interests. Crim inal action awaits more detailed Senate testimony and Independent investigation. Atlee Pomerene leads civil proceedings Owen J Roberts handles criminal aspects.Президент Coolidge to appoint more counsel on Elk Hills reserves dispute with Standard Oil case.
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Washington
Senate Oll
McLean
Naval
California
Wyoming
Albert B. Fall
Doheny and
Sinclair
Senate Committee
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Owen J. Roberts
Philadelphia
Coolidge
Elk Hills Reserve
Standard Oil Company of
Daugherty Defying Coolidge Says New York Banker
In New York President Coolidge asked for the resignation of Attorney General Daugherty but no resignation has been submitted. Frank A. Vanderlip, retired banker, said in a public address that Daugherty should not resign if it would be followed by a whitewash letter. He warned of forming a new political party if the investigation in Washington continues and reforms the federal government.
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New York
Coolidge
Daugherty
Frank A. Vanderlip
Vanderlip
Vanderup
Washington
Oregon State College Works on Hay Fever Cure
Corvallis Oregon the Oregon State College botany department develops pollen based hay fever cure Pollens inhaled or windborne cause hay fever and treatment inoculates individuals with specific pollen to build resistance before spring pollen bloom Dr Helen M Gilkey notes varying pollen sensitivity among people and early injections aim to immunize before pollination season
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Oregon State College
Corvallis
Ore
Oregon College Botany Department
Helen M. Gilkey
Bones exported from Galveston for mah jongg sets
Three carloads of shin bones from cows slaughtered in Chicago were shipped from Galveston on the steamship Patrick Henry bound for Japan and then China to supply mah jongg set manufacturing. The game’s popularity in the United States and South America drives demand.
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Galveston
Texas
Chicago
Patrick Henry
Japan
China
United States
South America
Searchers Probe Ruins of Explosion Wrecked Town
In New Brunswick New Jersey rescuers aided by tractors tear into twisted steel girders and debris to recover bodies after a devastating explosion destroyed a town. Officials say crews work to locate victims and clear wreckage amid wreckage strewn streets and collapsed buildings.
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Brudswick
N. J
Oran
Major Provisions Of Approved Tax Plan
The bill hooks a new income tax schedule and includes a 25 percent earned income tax cut for all incomes under 5000. It trims various excise taxes, raises about 120 million in annual revenue, tightens capital loss and gross income deduction limits, increases estate taxes by about 88 percent, and introduces a gift tax. It also establishes a tax appeals board and allows congressional committee access to income tax returns.
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Board of Tax Appeals
Treasury
Revenue Bill Passes House By Large Vote With Income Tax Substitutes
Washington bill moves to the senate after the house approved a tax plan by 403 to 8. A substitute tax schedule favors a 2 percent rate under 4000, 4 percent up to 8000, and 6 percent above 8000, with a 25 percent personal tax cut this year and no new exemptions.
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Washington
House
Senate
State Auditor Proposes Big Savings on General Fund
State Auditor George P. Porter advises the board of examiners that more than 500,000 dollars can be shaved from general fund appropriations without harming department efficiency. Proposals include 1 percent cuts to supreme court expenses and 42 percent to school of mines maintenance, plus substantial reductions across universities asylums and normal schools.
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Legislative Assembly
George P. Porter
Board of Examiners
Dixon
Supreme Court
School of Mines
Agricultural College
Experiment Station
Normal School
Sigures
Jardine Mining Company's Arsenic Output Near Doubled
The Jardine Mining Company of Livingston reports a surge in arsenic output for the last year with 381 tons of concentrates valued at 1 74350 from 114 tons of crude ore. Improvements planned aim to raise milling capacity to 200 tons per day and expand facilities while opening a new ore body in the Tron Duke area and sinking tunnel No 22.
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Jardine Mining Company of
Livingston
Inet
Lust
Beneft
Publite
miJlage
Tron Duke
Former Vet Bureau Head Indicted on Four Counts
Col. Charles Ro rardes former director of the United States veteran bureau and John W Tharin gon of Chicago and St Louis are named in four indictments by a federal grand jury. Forbes and Thompson appear in two indictments for conspiracy to commit bribery and defrauding the government. Forbes faces a separate charge of accepting a bribe while Thompson is charged with indirectly giving one.
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Chicago
Thompson
Aged inventor missing with new electric motor plans
San Francisco police in a search for Elbert C Kilpatrick 74 an inventor who vanished two weeks ago. Kilpatrick had perfected an electric motor claimed to attract £12,000,000 from English capitalists and is believed to have carried the plans with him.
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San Francisco
Calif
California
Elbert C. Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
Fence Extension Aims to Curb Smuggling Across Border
The Galexico chamber of commerce backs a 10 mile international boundary fence to aid customs in stopping narcotic and liquor smuggling between here and Mexico across the boundary near Menxicili.
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Calexito
Cnal
Here
Menxicili
The
Galexico Chamber of Commerce
Shell Factory Blast Claims 12 Lives in Erith
An explosion and subsequent fire at a cartridge filling factory in Erith Ketn claims 12 lives including eleven women and one man. Fire authorities report a major blast aftermath with extensive damage and investigations underway.
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Shell
Erith
Ketn
Ing
Montana Checker Association Tournament Headlines
The Montana Checker Association held a state tournament in Helena from February 22 to 24, with finals postponed. It was praised as the hardest fought event yet, led by Henry H. Lepper and Albert Goldberry in early rounds. George F. Cook was elected president and Dr. R. Frazier served as secretary-treasurer.
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Montana Checker Association
Helena
Henry H. Lepper
Glasgow
Albert Goldberry
Springdale
George F. Cook
Belong
Dr R. R Frazier
Thomas Rowe
Butte
John Goldberry
Jack Williams
R. Frazier
Cascade county awards jail demolition contract to Albert J. Fouse
County commissioners select Albert J. Fouse to raze and remove the old Great Falls jail site. He will pay the county 50 dollars and take possession of the material except for iron and steel. Nine bidders participated, most seeking county payment.
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Cascade County
Great Falls
Albert J. Fouse
Nin
Butte Chamber Sees Membership Jump to 1027
Following a four hundred member drive, the Butte chamber of commerce reports 1027 total members after adding 1459 new members. The push will continue until a goal of 1200 is reached.
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Butte Chamber of Commerce
Bonner Teen Shot While Handling Rifle Walks Five Miles for Help
Edmund Warner, 17, of Bonner was wounded when his 22 caliber rifle discharged as he gripped the muzzle while firing at a stream. He walked about five miles to reach his sister who took him to the school and summoned a doctor for his punctured kidneys and chest injuries.
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Edmund Warner
Bonner
Collie Dog Travel 806 Miles on Foot Returns Home
A Woonsocket family migrated to Fergus county with a collie that disappeared. Neighbors report the dog has likely traveled 800 miles back to its former home, traveling on foot across the region.
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A. B. Bohleen
Woonsocket
S. D
Fergus County
Old Neghbors
Old Hone
Pioneering Early Montana Figures Die in West
Obituary notices report the deaths of mining and homesteading pioneers across Montana and nearby states. Ross of Argenta, Smith of Yellowstone valley and Bozeman, Parker former Deer Lodge miner and legislator in San Francisco, Love early Swan Lake prospector near Columbia Falls, Bean settler turned rancher later of Billings and Big Horn region.
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Ross
John T. Ross
Novia Scotia
Isto
Argenta
Smith
Jo Smith
Yellowstone Valley
Bozeman
Sol Frank
Livingston Parkpr
L. C Parker
Deer Lodge
San Francisco
California
Lover
Wiliam Love
Swan Lake Country
Tea Kettle
Columbia Falls
Bean
Willard EE. Bean
Fort Benton
Fergus County
Billings
Big Horn
Hardin
Terminal Market Prices for Montanans Week Ending March 1
Quotations show Minneapolis grain with Dark Hard Winter wheat at 9 63 Apetaa 93, Rye 64, Flax 2.87. Chicago Livestock lists Cattle top 11.00 average 10.00, Hogs top 7.10, Sheep fat lambs top 15.75, Sees 10.00. New York metals list Silver 0.64, Copper 0.13 5, Zinc 0.68 05.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Duigth
Chicago
New
York
A King Who Disobeyed God Saul's rise and fall lessons
A survey of first Samuel chapters 8 to 15 outlines why the people demanded a king and how Saul was chosen at Mizpeh and Gilgal. It details Saul's partial obedience in Amalek and ultimate rejection by God, stressing that obedience outweighs sacrifice and the loss of his kingdom.
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Saul
Samuel
Mizpeh
Lot
Gilgal
Sanl
Israel
Egypt
Agag
Silent Beauty of a Holy Life Inspires World
Quote reflects the belief that a serene holy life wields immense influence, rivaling the Spirit of God. It emphasizes inward virtue over outward spectacle as a compelling force in society.
Heaviest Ear of Corn Quotation Stirs Church Bulletin
A church bulletin quotes the adage The heaviest ear of corn is the one that Towlfest bends its head. The brief item frames a rural saying as a humorous note within the publication.
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Towlfest
Church Bulletin
Weaning and Feeding Draft Foals for Size and Health
Guidance on handling foal separation from the dam during fall, early grain introduction, and careful weaning at five months. Advice covers mare diet management, milk withdrawal, and preventing digestive issues, plus recommended rations for developing draft foals and supplements to support bone growth. Includes water and mineral lick instructions and worm-prevention feeding.
Limited Corn Use In Sow Diet For Strong Litters
Agricultural college experts say brood sows do best on a limited corn portion within a balanced ration. Include protein feeds like alfalfa and shorts with grain for strong pigs next spring. Oats suit breeding hogs, provide salt and clean water, and ensure exercise to promote rugged litters. When sows gain excess fat, cut grain. fat sows are poor at farrowing.
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Agricultural College
Linseed Meal and Corn a Good Protein Mixture
Sheep feeders report excellent results feeding a quarter pound of linseed meal daily to lambs in the cornfield with small losses and good gains. Similar reports come from lambs kept in dry lots, though field trials show clearer comparisons. Some have trouble getting lambs to accept linseed meal.
Hog Health Rationale on Disease and Feed Reduction
The article argues pneumonia or flu in hogs can be mitigated mainly by regulating feed. It advises cutting corn and feeding a slop of ground oats middlings wheat bran and oil meal plus Glauber salts at two tablespoons per 100 pounds weight.
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Ginemen
VET Bureau
NEW Motor
Nearo
James O. Thomas
State Checker Association
Pondera Wiii
Pondera County Poultry Growers Association
Conrad and Valier
J. H. White and Company
Conrad
Steel
M Blackford
Box Elder
Ekalaka
McCurdy
Powder River Examiner
Earl Malone
Hamilton
Earl Lockridge
Rayal- HW
George Fowlie
F A’ McDonald
White Sulphur Springs
Minneapol
al Bedoo Temple
Bellings
Kansans City
Joseph M Dixon
P. B. Fitzwater
D.D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
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