Senator Wheeler to Face Jury on U S Fee Charge
Michael Dacey reports from Great Falls Montana that Senator Burton Wheeler faces a federal trial April 6 on charges he accepted a fee for representing Gordon Campbell before the interior department in a land permit case. The case links to oil and gas lands near Kevin Sundal, with allies including Senator Robert La Follette and Washington officials.
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Michael Dacey
Great Falls
Mont
Ap Pearing
Department of the Interiors
Washington
Gordon
Kevin-Sunda
Frank H. Dirtrieh
Boise
Ida
Wheeler
Ure
Robert M. Lakollette
Harry Limacherty
Montana
D.C
Walsh Nefenux Wheeler
Thomas J. Walsh
Walsh
Nebt Baldwin
Butte Jaw
Wheelie
C. Ford
Helena
J. John J. Slattery
SM Stewart
St. Paul
They Commercial Club
Atlornes
Enorty
Wheeler Ir
Senator Wheel
Era
Thas
Phusiness
Gordon Campbell
Interior Department
Mentana
Vis
Mtv DL
Coompuell
Edwin Ss. Booth
Interior
New Electric Power Generator Discovered In Birmingham
A Birmingham scientist, unnamed, claims a new electric power generator will revolutionize current methods of obtaining electricity. The device reportedly costs little to produce and uses materials available in widespread supply. Early analysis suggests the invention could last years without burning out, though specifics remain unrevealed.
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Birmingham, Inc
Secretary Arguments on Merger and Labor Tensions in Washington
Secretary Jarding heard arguments on the proposed Wilson Armour merger amid labor tension spurred by employer ultimatums at Alrikine Pointe. Reports show improved business conditions with March receipts rising. A court order return date was set to April 2 for the Puelle mall information case. A Countess sought to allow her husband to speak in patient questions at the State Department. Parking near post offices was restricted by Peace Chief John Brits after theatre authorities sought action. Federal court terms attendance urged. The Canadian government dispatched an expedition to kill sea lions due to their destructive impact.
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Jarding
Wilson and
Armour Packine
Alrikine Pointe
Puelle
State Department
Countess Waresi
John Brits
Boiled Salad Dressing Improves Flavor Advice
A dated kitchen note suggests using California lambon juice instead of vinegar to create a tangy salad dressing. It encourages readers to taste and imitate the technique, claiming fame among chefs and appealing to many women. Includes instructions for a glossy, thick salad dressing.
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California
Rene
Teore
Bert Mall
House Rejects Plan to Build State Training School
Debates in the House ended with rejection of a measure to erect a training school on the university campus at Morgantown. Opponents argued state funds would cover too much, while supporters claimed local benefits. the bill was indefinitely postponed after lengthy discussion and amendments.
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Morgantown
Elates
Menenis County
Stabe University
Neust
Wernel
Odebuald
Shila Rey
Austin
Delowate
Mononeath County
UK University
Ube
Wien
Ederer
Abeste
Hs State
Belkin
Braxton
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Webster
UGK
Dewey
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Halieg
Anid
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Ofes
Ummao
Steen
Cate
Claus Pete Pati
Delarate Heaberlin
Inyo Er Eongnuithee
Seiel Tl
Semete Hall
Wrayer
jOliselin
West Charlestam
Delopat
Markaten
Fainith
Metinn
Helewate LM
Middleburny
Ald House
Judiciary Committee
Tyler Rennty
Rord Levin
Dreldvidhas County
Poland
Ohio
House Lee
Wa Education
Bmi Beales
House
Mil
Tevies
Benny Hagelatinis
Tae
eoUdits
Renee
Bareisan Ennacy Childrens Home
Mieiseres
Hatiate Tenet
Otijerys
Caltyar Ste Birugl Lewtheart
Werina
Senate Ld
Searnttiv
Bumper fruit crop predicted for state orchards
Predictions point to a large fruit harvest with favorable weather easing bud development in northern exposed orchards. Experts say mild spring warmth could protect blossoms, but late cold snaps risk damage to early buds and fruit development across counties including Mederran and surrounding regions.
Spring frost risk and topography in fruit orchards
The article discusses frost risk during spring in Neoming area, noting low temperatures around 27 to 30 degrees endangering apricots and plums. It explains subcooling, plant physiology, and how frost events after bloom affect fruit, with topography creating varying frost protection. It urges delaying planting to reduce risk and warns on orchard placement in sloped or depressional ground.
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Broad Street
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Grand Rapids
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MacGovran
Wannenhouty
Sigs County
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Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
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