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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1922

Page

6

Former Montana Officials Back Conley in Penitentiary Case

Helena witnesses including former Attorney Generals Albert Galen and Dan M. Kelly testified that Frank Conley acted with full authority as warden of the Montana penitentiary for 32 years. They described the 1903 water and 1913 salary arrangements and defended Conley against the state's accounting suit before Judge A J Horsky.

Helena Montana State Frank Conley A. J. Horsky Albert J. Galen Monana Supreme Court D. M. Kelly Butte State Prison Board Conley Penitentiary Commission Galen J. F. O'Connor Coakey Attorney O'Conner Kelly Justice Galen Conley & McTague Willard Bennet Deer Lodge Dan M. Kelly Albert Galen Ryan Consolidated Boards State ‘Board of Equalization Mr. Rankin Rankin Col. C. B. Nolan Judge Horsky Edwin L. Norris Wellington D. Rankin George Johnson Norris Cotemel C Conleyy

Major Rail Labor Vote Signals Walkout Threat

Cincinnati dispatch reports a 96 percent walkout vote from seven unions as a July 1 strike threat grows. John L. Lewis and union leaders plan a cooperative meeting to pressure the railroads after wage reductions and contract takebacks, with E F Grable reported in Covington amid injunction actions in Toledo.

Cincinnati Railroad Labor Board John L. Lewis United States Railroad Labor Board B. M. Jewell Lewis E. F. Grable Maintenance of Way Ohio United States District Court Toledo Covington

Lightning Kills Boy at Meaderville Baseball Game

Sam Lindquist aged 17 was killed and Ed Oliver 18 injured by a lightning strike near the Meader ville diamond during a 10 minute storm. The event occurred within two blocks of 600 spectators as large hail fell, with Lindquist walking on the Northern Pacific tracks and Oliver between the rails.

Butte Sam Lindquist Ed Oliver Heinze Meaderville Lindquist Northern Pacific Itis

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