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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1924

Page

6

Coolidge Forces Daugherty Out Of Cabinet

President Coolidge asked for the resignation of Attorney General Daugherty after he refused to open Justice Department files to the Brookbart investigating committee. The resignation was accepted at once and took effect immediately, ending a disputed tenure as the probe into his conduct continues in question.

Coolidge Daugherty White House Department of Justice Brookbart Europe M. Lasteyrie Premier Poincare M. Poincare Senate Chamber of Deputies Millerand Jim Lustevrie Lasteyrie Poincare Committee of Experts MacDonald

Jennings and Roxie Stinson testify on political scandal

Evangelist and former train robber Jennings testified to the senate oil committee about a 1920 plot to nominate Harding, alleging men wired large sums to insiders. Roxie Stinson offered broader allegations against Attorney General Shaughnessy and others, including a vague $83 million stock deal. The committee debated legal reach and referenced the Teapot Dome case as it adjourned.

Jennings Senate Oil Committee Jake Wwamon Republican National Interior Hamon United States Tamon Wood Senator Bursum Theodore Roosevelt Roxie Stinson Senate Shaugherty Daugherty Jess Smith Sinclair Stocks Roxie Harry Sinclair Federal Grand Jury Congress Supreme Court C. C. Chase Albert Fall el Paso House Chase Heflin

California Bureau of Mineralogy Report Summary

Bureau of Mineralogy of California releases a brief note outlining mineral classifications and regional survey results. The report highlights notable ore deposits and mapping updates across several counties.

The Bureau of Mineralogy State of California

Johnson Beats Coolidge in South Dakota GOP Preference

Incomplete returns from South Dakota suggest Hiram Johnson leads Coolidge for the Republican preference by a small margin. Campaign managers for Coolidge profess indifference despite the uncertain tally and possible changes in related reports.

South Dakota Hiram Johson Coolidge

Cardinals Mundelein and Hayes Elevated by Pope Pius XI

Pope Pius XI elevated Archbishops Mundelein of Chicago and Hayes of New York to the cardinalate after a secret consistory and a later public consistory. The ceremony included presenting them purple cloaks and red birettas, with the pope praising America’s charity and wartime role.

Mundelein Clienzo Hayes New York Pius XI Sacred College Holy Father America United States Europe

Rover Cleveland Berg Doll Draft Dodger Heads Home

A report says Rover Cleveland Berg Doll, a draft dodger, is traveling from Germany to the United States to serve his sentence and untangle his family estate. A Northwestern University pacifist student group is mentioned as having hosted an anti American speaker who abused an ex serviceman.

Rover Cleveland Bergdoll Germany America Northwestern University

Rebels Collapse as Leader Flees by Small Vessel

De la Huerna, the rebel leader, fled the country on a small vessel that may have sunk in a storm. Most chieftains have retreated. Government forces advance to Frontera Chiapas and other rebel hubs where bodies remain.

de la Huerna Frontera Chiapas

Yellowstone crops bring $4 130 000 to county farmers

Yellowstone County farmers earned about 4.13 million dollars from five principal crops in 1923. Spring wheat led with 600 acres, total county wheat valued at 1.62 million dollars, alfalfa and sugar beet acreages noted, beans produced 11.9 million pounds worth 595 thousand, beets and other crops valued accordingly.

Yellowstone County Billines Commercial Club Yellow Stone

Warrant Funds Partridge Import for Montana Stocking

A warrant for 908.75 drawn on the fish and game fund funds a purchase of 1 025 pairs of Hungarian partridges by Julius Leeworth for Montana stocking. The birds ship from Europe mid April to New York, then redistributed to Montana via the American Crane Protection Association. This marks the third importation by the Montana fish and game commission, with earlier lots totaling 1 080 and 416 pairs.

Fish and Game Fund New York Montana Julius Leeworth Fish and Eine Commission Fast Europe American Caine Protection Association Express Montana Fish and Game Commission

Grave Koningen Sets World Milk Record at MSC Montana

Grave Koningen a Tolstein cow owned and bred by Montana State College finished production of S20S0 pounds of milk for the year setting a world record. The cow also holds the state record for cows of all ages for milk and butterfat.

Grave Koningen Montana State College

Tribal funds to be paid to Flatheads this week

About SP80,000 in tribal funds of the Flathead Indians will be distributed this week. Charles E. Coe, superintendent, said the payment will be per capita based on individuals listed on tribal rolls.

Plathead Charles E. Coe

Oil News Briefs from Treasure State Field Activity

Reports recount oil testing near Livuret and Kevin Sunburst field in Montana as several companies plan drilling. A government review of land claims and leases involves homesteaders and mineral rights amid plans by Otter Oil and Gas and Emmons interests. Sale of 820 acres in Kevin area transfers to Minneapolis buyers with 6 percent oil and gas rights reserved.

Local Cattle and Log Shipments Highlight Market Activity

Two carloads of logs and three carloads of fat cattle were shipped to the market from Tuatr iem in a community consignment. L. J. Teeple supervised the shipment and serves as local representative of the Blaine County Marketing association. Early winter has yielded unusual cattle movement due to ample feed and favorable conditions.

Tuatriem L. J. Teeple Blaine County Marketing Association

Bank Case Taken Into Federal Court Over Yegen Brothers

In Butte, insolvency allegations against Chris and Peter Yegen of the Yegen Brothers banking house prompt an involuntary bankruptcy petition by creditors Anna Olsen, John Demos, and Steve Gonga. The filing seeks federal action to appoint a second receiver and place future control under the government.

Chris Yegen Peter Yegen Yegen Brothers Butte Billings Gardiner Anna Olsen John Demos Steve Gonga Maury & Maury George Bourgian Charles N. Pray Harry L. Hanson District Court of Silver Bow County Maury place &@ Iman

Hatchery Reopened Plans Face Spring Creek Season

J H Trece of Anaconda representing the state fish commission will reopen the hatchery on Spring Creek and stock it with epes if ready. He will remain at Lewistown through hatching season. Locals allege Spring Creek fish spawn in winter only and seek a change to the closed season.

J. H. Trece Anaconda State Fish Commission Spring Creek Lewistown

Prospects for Reopening Bank in Lewistown

Charles Ro Wiper cashier and Henry Skaug examiner returned from Minneapolis after talks with Agricultural Finance corporation heads. The credit corporation agreed to provide financial help to permit reopening and stabilize the Em pire and State Bank of Lewistown.

Charles Ro Wiper Empire and State Bank Lewistown Henry Skaug Minneapolis Agricultural Finance Corporation Wiper Credit Corporation

High grade brick clay found on Port Peek Reservation

A four and a half foot thick high grade brick clay deposit covering at least a quarter section was found on the Port Peek Indian reservation near Medicine Lake by coal mine operator Ro P L Jones. Samples sent to Great Falls for analysis are declared first class. Jones plans to bring in experts to assess and organize brick production.

Port Peek Medicine Lake Ro PL Jones Jones Great Falls Tle

Gas supply project to serve Glendive announced

Manager John Johns of the eastern Montana Oil & Gas company says drilling to supply Glendive households will begin in about 60 days. The well will be drilled on the Baker Glendive anticline in Ash creek country about 21 miles from Cedar creek wells.

Penn Kentucky Oht Company West Virginia Mide Daareb Bil Amdds Aitless Witorseen Livuret Eam Lie Eoen Selmer Vamel Selmer Perth Hoytwoth Kevin Shadi Peridt Ds Dane William Seabrook Chester, Mont BAO Geres Sealmoods Glendive Jolip Johns Astern Montana OH & Gas Company Glendive Frome Porsyth Johnns Daker-Glendive Ash Thce OT Whieh John Johns Eastern Montana Oil & Gas Company Johns Baker-Glendive Ash Creek Cedar Creek

Matta Club Raises Funds for Milk River Settlers

The Matta Commercial club has raised S2.00K) to finance new settlers in the Milk River Valley. Funds will cover freight charges and maintenance until the current crop matures as newcomers arrive to farm beets beans and potatoes on irrigated land.

Matta Commercial Club Milk River

Missoula Eyes Oil Refinery With New Rail Rate

Plans move forward for an oil refinery in Missoula aimed at securing favorable railroad rates for crude oil shipments. The proposal was shared with chamber of commerce directors by W. Hart of Hedges who backs the project.

Missoula Missisauia Chamber of Commerce W. Tlart Hedges

Mail Carried by Stage to Gardiner After 35 Years

Mail moves by stage to Gardiner for the first time in 35 years replacing regular train service after a Northern Pacific schedule change. Park branch mixed train service now runs Sundays Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, alternating with Shields river branch. Pioneer Tax company operates Livingston to Gardiner and Livingston to W Halsall on days trains do not run.

Gardiner Northern Pacific Park Branch Shields River Pioneer Tax Company Livingston WH Sall

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