08 Jun 1922
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
1
Fragmented OCR reads a proposed levy of 55 200 000 for soldiers. The garbled lines mention veterans and a year, with unclear agencies or dates. The text lacks coherent names or place details to confirm entities or locations.
The obituary honors W Baker noting his kindness and service to neighbors and causes. It then outlines a proposed eight year corporate license tax to fund veteran pensions, estimating revenues from 1927 law levels and detailing penalties and due dates for the tax.
Los Angeles grand jury charged three Ku Klux Klan officers William S. Coburn G W Price and N A Baker and 34 alleged members with false imprisonment kidnapping and assault with intent to commit murder in the April 22 Inglewood raid. Bail set at 1000 for most. Baker 10000. The Elduyens and Kin were involved. deputy Woerner fired and constable Mosher died.
Smith W. Brookhart of Washington Iowa gains the Republican nomination for United States senator in Iowa after a Monday primary. The statewide tally from 2102 precincts shows Brookhart leading with 118,493 votes, followed by Pickett 45,902 Francis 33,906 Sweet 30,682 and Stanley 11,673. Several Iowa congressmen appear set for re election as margins favor Haugen Cole and Dickinson while Boies trails Dawson in the eleventh district with 16,736 to 35,221 votes and 21 precincts left.
Testimony outlines alleged misuses of prison stores including meat, coal, and wood. Warden Conley describes dogs fed on meat scraps and inedible parts. cows slaughtered for dog feed. coal used at his home office and laundry. State seeks evidence on disputed supply withdrawals and losses.
Bozeman hosts the Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs eighteenth annual convention June 2 to 15 with rail fare deals on the certificate plan. State officers and chairmen meet June 12, with a press luncheon, then sessions at Emerson School Auditorium featuring speakers on financing education and community service.
Cincinnati June 6 Union leaders say railroad labor board wage cuts will lower pay toward the American standard. Eleven unions plan immediate strike ballots for about 1,200,000 workers except train service men. A broad work stoppage is expected once ballots favor action.
Honorable Charles N Pray of Great Falls announces a Republican candidacy for the United States Senate in the August primary. The former congressman cites three terms in the House and Montana needs steady leadership, recalling his 1916 nomination and campaigning amid antiwar opposition and Democratic press criticism.
Pittsburg reports a mass of sympathy telegrams for Mrs Lillian Russell Moore with over a thousand messages. A U S Marine bodyguard will accompany the casket from Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church to the cemetery where the 107th field artillery will escort to the grave. President Harding and Mrs Harding expressed deep shock and sympathy in their telegram.
Sun Yat Sen refuses to resign as Sun argues Canton represents the legal government of China and Wu Pei Fu urges Li Yuan Hung to become president in Peking while old parliament members wavering in Tientsin and Canton.
Washington June 5 Retail prices of bituminous coal will rise as much as 1.75 a ton because of mine price increases. Secretary Hoover said cooperation with retailers helped curb higher rises while operators fixed fair prices and transportation from nonunion fields stretched. He urged retailers not to blame higher costs on fair operator prices and offered to work with a price control committee.
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