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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1922
Page
3
The report warns that ongoing heavy snow and daily snowstorms will melt soon creating flood risks. It notes similar water content to 1921 despite lower snowfall and urges immediate flood-prep at properties under control. Operating staff must prepare to meet maximum high water ten days before normal, around June 1.
The court heard witness accounts and defense challenges as MacDonald testified. Officials like S. Stewart and William Logan described hay and supply claims paid by the state while cross examinations probed the investigation into Conley related matters and the Valston ranch.
London report notes a promised Dempsey Carpentier bout within a year with Paris or London as possible venues. Jack Kearns and Francois Desecamps agreed to promotional terms, and both fighters may face other opponents before the European clash. Ted Lewis defeated by Carpentier praised as sportsman.
Washington reports the house cleared for two investigations into war grafts. A $590000 appropriation for justice department probes and prosecutions passed to the Senate, while a DC grand jury expansion seeks evidence for indictments. Attorney General Daugherty pushes swift action.
Three dead and many injured after a wreck involving Black Diamond Flyer and an auto near Batavea New York. Dozens hospitalized across Black Diamond city and nearby areas with data showing 22 in hospitals and many more treated for minor injuries.
After 92 hours of deliberation the Burke case in Butte federal court ended without a verdict. The jury in the Ed Burke obstruction case was dismissed this evening. A new trial is scheduled for the June term in Helena.
A San Francisco Chronicle observation notes that most criminals are caught and punished, with law officers winning despite mistakes. The piece argues fate stacks the deck against crooks and a single error ends their scheme, making straight living the safer path.
The text argues that farmers are the largest producers, consumers, and shippers, and must prosper for national prosperity. It credits the 1921 Republican Congress with enacting the Farmers Tariff, grain market controls, and credit measures, including a War Finance Corporation revolving fund and drought relief, highlighting Republican authorship and support by farm states.
Senator Bursum introduces a substitute soldiers bill offering 50 percent cash payments funded by certificates of indebtedness due by 2027. Options include vocational training farm or home aid and land purchase with homesteads on public lands priced by certificates. Domestic and foreign service payments set with caps.
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