Dawes Calls on Business Leaders to Aid Budget Office
Charles G. Dawes, director designate of the new bureau of the budget, announced plans to rely on volunteer help from experienced businessmen. He said Congress gave only four paid assistants and urged private sector cooperation without compensation. Dawes named military and civilian aides and set August 1 to December 1 for volunteer service as the budget process proceeds. He expected to resign after the December budget is completed.
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Washington
Congress
Bureau of the Budget
Charles G. Dawes
Bureau
Mr. Dawes
Pike’s Peak
J. C. Roop
New York
Dawes
Hoover
Senate
United States
Europe
Norris
Treasury
England
Harris
Mr. Hoover
Third American Legion convention adjourns after two day session
The Third American Legion Convention adjourned after a two day session. Gov Joseph M Dixon praised the legion and urged aid for disabled veterans while noting corrections to the soldiers' preference law. A parade and barbecue followed, with two thousand attendees.
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Third American Legion Convention
Roy Molumby
Great Falls
C. Tom Busha
Big Timber
L. R. Carroll
Roundup
Kalispell
Bozeman
Billings
Supreme Court Denies Dillon Murderer Appeal and Upheld Sentences
The Montana Supreme Court denied Harley Showen's appeal on a dirty acts conviction from Fergus County and affirmed Charles Stevens sentence of 7 to 14 years for bank robbery in Helena. A new trial was ordered for Albert Yokong in Beaverhead County after a sheriff’s death incident, while Joy Carter's seduction case in Carter County drew remanded remarks.
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Helena
Supreme Court
Harley Showen
Fergus County
Charles Stevens
Albert Yokong
Beaverhewi
Fats
Supreme
Joy Mt Carter County
Glynn
Fator Guring
Woman Free Of Murder Charge In Chicago Trial
In Chicago on June 24 Mrs. Cora Isa Belle Orthwein was found not guilty by a jury after less than an hour's deliberation in a murder trial. The verdict followed the March 1 tragedy in her apartment as defense attorney George Gaenther portrayed the dead man’s fatal entry. Her fainting spell and recovery were noted as she thanked the judge and jurors.
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Chicago
Cora -Isabelle’ Orthwein
Herbert Pzeigler
Lloyd’ Heth
Zeigler
Beck
Orthwein
Ahs
Devin
Cook County
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Moline Universal Tractor
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Chadbeurn
Mont
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Tom Kue
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Mickey
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H. QO. Kellogg Ranch
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Alice A. Hight
Gardiner, Mont
Melville
Sweet Grass Abstract & Audit Co
Miller's
Six Hole Majestic Range
Big Timber Bakery
Pouthett’s
Lottie
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Grand Hotel
Carey Snow
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Yellowstone Stores Co
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Joseph M. Dixon
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