Daugherty under Senate inquiry in Teapot Dome era
The Daugherty-Mellon influence scandal dominates the senate inquiry as Roxie Stinson testifies about deals tied to Daugherty and Attorney General Smith, stock transfers, and a green house meeting. Other figures, including Fall and McLean, are drawn into the probe along with lobbying and payments connected to Teapot Dome and related cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxie Stinson
Jesse Smith
Daugherty
Miss Stinson
Smith
White Motor Car Company
Pure Oil Company
Samuel Ungerleider & Co
Columbus
Mal Daugherty
Washington
Green House
K Street
Department of Justice
Mellon
Gaston B. Means
Harding
Scaife
Cmfetlen
Means
Caraway
Senator LaFollette
Teapot Dome
Bellevue Hotel
Mitsui and Company
Standard Aircraft
Jess Smith
Bumper and
Fiiend
House Committee Forms to Probe alleged charges against five congressmen
The attorney general refused to disclose information about criminal charges said to involve five congressmen before a Chicago grand jury. A five member committee, led by Theodore F. Burton of Ohio, will investigate the matter. Representatives Langley of Kentucky and Zahlman of Maryland admit they were told they are involved and demand a full inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qist
House of Representatives
House
Theodore F. Burton
Ohio
Langley
Kentucky
Zaihlman
Maryland
Debate Over Muscle Shoals Authority Prompts Inquiry Talk
The piece notes calls for probes into congressional influences around Henry Ford's Muscle Shoals offer. It cites McKenzie of Illinois and a 227 to 142 vote approving the bill, detailing Ford’s $5 million purchase rights, 100 year dam leases, and large potential rentals, alongside related power projects and a looming superpower plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ienry Ford
McKenzie
Iinois
Ford
Muscle Shoals
Gorgas
Alabama Power Company
Waco
Congress
Retirement of D Win Denby as Secretary of the Navy
Dwin Denby ends his tenure as secretary of the navy with formal dignity and warm esteem from colleagues. Before departing he is sworn in as a major in the marine reserve corps in a ceremony witnessed by senior navy and marine officers as the corps march Semper Fidelis plays outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lidwin Denby
Secretary of the Navy
Marine Mine Corps
League of New York
U. S
T. Blake Kennedy
Cheyenne
Wyo
Dwin Denby
Marine Reserve Corps
Navy
Marines
Marine
Semper Pidelis
International Financial Turbulence and Political Upheaval Across Europe
American financiers back a $100,000,000 French franc loan via the Bank of France to stabilize currency and safeguard gold reserves as Poincare seeks tax increases amid senate resistance. Rumors of a Paris military coup and martial law trials swirl while Germany faces tax and ordinance pushback and Ebert hints at retirement after May elections. REECE joins nations recognizing the Soviet government as Greek political shifts end with a new cabinet under Papanastasiou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankers
New York
Bank of France
Poincare
Senate
Paris
Ebert
Reichstag
State Capital CANNOT TAX GRAIN HELD FOR GROWERS
Attorney General Rankin ruled that individual growers cannot be taxed for grain held by the Montana Wheat Growers Association as collateral. The ruling notes that ownership proofs are needed and the association may hold warehouse receipts and funds for growers, with loans from War Finance Corp. and advances to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equalization
Rankin
Montana
Oil News Recounts Treasure State Drilling Activity
The report outlines several oil and gas efforts in Montana and nearby areas. Exploration focuses on shale, pluton tests, and new gas supply franchises. Drilling resumes at Blackhawk with a target formation 200 feet deeper, and mid Northern’s T Disclosed horizons at Glainless Basin progress with Hoade and Lupton prospects.
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Alaska
Dack Selly
Lewistown
Portland
Montana
Eis
Hardin Gas & Fel Company
Fergus County
Mid
Uailstone
Bebe
Lupton
Wis
Tole
Dakota
Hl Springs
Duffalo
Glenhoma-Qll
Ddr Wits
Rat Feet
Dillon Plans Annual Livestock Show and Stockmen's Meet
Dillon prepares for the Montana Livestock Show and the annual Montana Stock Growers Association convention in Dillon on March 24 to 26. About 120000 cattle and 250000 sheep will be exhibited across over 20000 square feet of space. Secretary Wallace of the U S Department of Agriculture will attend with exhibits. Entries close March 24. blanks available from the Montana Livestock Show, Dillon, Montana.
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Boera
Veena
Labor Party
Dheir Euhition
State Department of Agriculture
Helena
Montana Coun
Teaverhend
Montana
Dillon
Monta Stockgrowers Association
Worthwest
Wiphae Wideel
Osteckmen
Wallace
Department of Agriculture — of Washington
Ditlen
Construction to begin on railway line into Cabinet forest
Marten creek in the Cabinet forest will see activity as a standard prairie railway twenty miles long is planned to reach the forest area. A large saw mill will follow the railway construction with a logging road linking to the Northern Pacific main line at To-star, six miles west of Trout Creek on the Tatine division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinge
Marten Creek
Cabinet Forest
Northern Pacific
Tostor
Trout Creek
Tati
Children awaiting new hospital in Gillen area
Aontuber of children with tuberculosis in Cisende county have been placed on the waiting list for the new children’s hospital to be built at Gillen. Miss Albee Robinson, public health nurse, says the facility is expected to open in April under the new arrangement, separated from the older patient paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cisende
Gillen
Albee Robinson
Great Falls
Pathen
Boy hit by bullet in scare of trespass shooting
A boy aged 6, Thomas Tones, was struck by a glancing bullet from a small rifle during a target shooting incident involving three boys. He is not seriously injured. He lives with his father William Jones in the Snear subdivision west of Tillings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Tones
Vocair
William Jones
Snear
Tillings
Montana land rush outlook boosts inquiries from regional seekers
Hopeful signs show farm land seekers from the central southern and eastern states renewing interest in Montana. Railway immigration bureaus and real estate men report increased inquiries and favorable sentiment about settling on Montana lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Rejuvenated retired merchant backs Tanlac claims
I KE Boyd in Washington DC says indigestion and stomach weakness vanished after taking Tanlac last October. He now eats heartily sleeps soundly and rises energized, outwalking men twenty years younger and enjoying renewed vigor with friends. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
I. Ke, Boyd
Fourteenth St
N. W
Washington
D. C
National Capital
Mr. Boyd
Taniae
Hail
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Local Heat Hie-Tt Brings Janitor into Cold Room Drama
The record notes heat issues in a facility as Po chases an individual around the engine room with a poker, prompting the janitor to be called. The scene ends with T warming up after the confrontation.
California Fig Syrup Ad Claims Gentle Bowel Relief
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a gentle laxative for children and adults. It emphasizes regular digestion, safe ingredients without narcotics, and directs readers to ask druggists for genuine California Fig Syrup with proper directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
The Tsetse Fly Split Name Tied to Its Double Call
A historical note explains the tsetse fly gains its double name from its distinctive two rapid sounds. The description links the insect’s name to its sharp twofold cry in jungle regions.
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Daugherty Investigation Committee
Edward W. Pickard
Heer Daugherty
United States
Brookhere
Towa
Wheeler
Chamberlain
Paul Howland
Dward
McLiean
Teapet Dome Committee
Fall
Heo
McLean
Atlantic City
Sinclair
Senate Committee
Senator Walsh
Walsh
Miami
McLeenn
Putin Benet
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Oll Sease
Cuse
Gytealth
Senator Ladd
North Dakota
Labollette Group
Mammoth Oil Company
Federal District
Atlee Pomerene
Owen G. Roberts
Bell
Edward Doheny
Coolidgie
Tuty
Longworth
Cooke
Eee
House Committee
Ederal
Kenyon
Coolidge
Curtiss D. Wilbur
California Supreme Court
Wrte
Justice Wilbur
Boonesboro
Isgot
Jamestown
Nld
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Los Angeles
Nany
Tie
Judge Wilbur
Ray J. Wilbur
Stanford University
Reece
Kafandaris
Papanastasiou
Ohe
Ostite
Jines Cindalinsed
Dempsey Ciichens Shethy
Dhe
Ghamtes A. Johsen Company
Teavalli County OF Company
Rawaleouhey, Stoo
Capital Western Montana OF Corporation
Perseautty
Johnsen Turdaware Company
Seobey
Montana Cottonseed and Maanufacturing Company
Billings
Soden
Sun River Cremmery Company
Ciscade
Slagker Grocery Company
Cascade
WOW
Barkley Sheep Company
Verpus
James A. Johnson
Shelby
J. We. Speer
J. Wydolmson
Montini Fish and Game Commission
C. A. Jinkuwirs
Willow Creek
Musselshell
Trevrus
State Highway Commission
Carlaw
Browning
Glacier County
Duluth
Glacier Natonal Park
RE. Bord
Boschee
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