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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1921
Page
6
Special Investigator Probing Records of Former Warden Conley
Governor Story appoints a three member committee to verify Frank Conley’s alleged mismanagement at Deer Lodge prison. The panel will review MacDonald’s findings and report back in about ten days, with expenses paid and no pay for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F.goddard
Billings
Story
Conley
MacDonald
State Board of Prison Commissioners
Dixon
McLeod
Colonel Goddard
Hilger
Helena
Frank Cohley
Deer Lodge
T. H. MacDonald
Joseph M. Dixon
Wellington D. Rankin
Charles T. Stewart
State of
Montana
California Minnow Catches 480-Pound Ocean Oddity
A 480 pound fish was caught off Santa Monica California newsboy notes these behemoths can appear at southern California beaches with some larger than this specimen. The report adds a five pound sea bass used as bait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Cal
California
New Zealand Writer Moussey Noted For Empire Views
New Zealand writer E O Moussey secretary for New Zealand and the British empire at the arms conference is recognized for his work on imperial problems. His Sampire View of the Empire Tangle influenced readers at the last imperial conference and his new book The Secrets of Kuttite compiles documents from his Turkey captivity detailing the siege of Kut and his escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Moussey
New Zealand
Mr. Mousley
Kuttite
Turkey
Kut
Marmora Sea
Camouflage Unmasked in Color Light Reflections
The article notes German gun concealment shrubs painted to appear with green reflection fail when viewed through a light filter. Real leaves reflect red and green light, while painted foliage reflects only green. Scientists counter this with pigments to produce red reflection, continuing the battle of scientific advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientific American
British Farmers Defeat Daylight Saving Bill in England
In England, farmers resist a plan to make daylight saving permanent, winning the battle as Parliament fails to pass the measure. The ongoing opposition blocks the bill and preserves current time practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Odds and Ends From 1920 World Notes
A collection style item cites diverse facts: Alaska’s mineral output valued at 23 307 757 dollars in 1920. Native Australians eat grubs from gum trees. Iron ore mined in 24 U S states. Pelicans swallowing catfish often die from fins. Male great water bugs carry eggs on their backs. Arabian women spend 500 to 1 000 dollars yearly on perfume. Canadian farmers answered 220 census questions in 1921. Iowa’s conservation board names Dorothy Houghton Red Oak as first woman member. American coke ovens waste fertilizer enough for 8 720 000 acres. An oil well in Patagonia yields 1 300 barrels daily. Russian women seen as born politicians and diplomats. U S produces about 60 percent of world raisins. Ancient Rome valued music and dance in girls’ education. A Denver woman seeks permit to shoot a rival for her husband’s affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
United States
Iowa State Conservation Board
Dorothy Houghton
Red Oak
Patagonia
Rome
Denver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eptome
Vents Iw-World
Villareal
Mexico
Henri Landru
Bluebeard
Gambails
Versailles
Las Prenza
Russia
American Relief Administration
Walter L. Brown
Moscow
Baron Hardinge
France
Asia Minor
Messina
Great Britain
Argentina
Sals- Herty
New York
Charles W. Moore
Havre
Daugherty
Charles
Austri- Hungary
Zita
Funchal
Madtera
Villa Victoria
Aristide Briand
Paris
Washington
Tie
Leonmyer
Vienna
Arbeiter Zeitung
Leonard Wood
The
Islands
W. C. Cameron Forbes
War Department
Briand
Schanzer
Hughes
Italy
Harding
Congress
Census Bureau
Independent Petroleum “ Marketers’ Association
Federal Trade Commission
Standard Oil Company of California
New Haven
Conn
Parkington Packing Company
Cudahy Bros. Company
Milwaukee
Frederick L. Hoffman
Prudential Life Insurance Company of America
Arthur B. Velknap
Lead
Marquette
Nebraska
Harrington
Nebr
Lester Mahbeus
Mabheus
Maria Hahn
New
North Dakota State Industrial Commission
Toledo, Ohio
Charlies W. Whittlesey
Toloa
America
Hfe
Havana
United States Railroad Labor Board
Western
Jackson
Calif
Pat M. Neff
Texas Penitentiary
Texas
Standard Oil
Casper
Wyo
Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation Company
Dalles
Oregon
Arthur C. Burch
J. Belton Kennedy
Los Angeles
Red Bluff
Proberta Crossing
Southern Pacific
Little Falls
Little Falls State Bank of
Vader
MacDonald Report
State Prison
State
Board of Prison Commissioners
State Parole Commissioner
Denmark
Christian II
Amager
Copenhagen
Long Island
Minnow
St. Augustine Gates
St. Augustine
Fla
G. B. Lamar
Charles E. Young
Chamber of Commerce
Portland
Ore
Columbia River Scenic
Vancouver Island
Odds and Ends
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