Daugherty Inquiry Echoes In Washington Aims
Washington probes unfold with testimony from Orr and Holdridge on liquor arrangements and a Dempsey Carpentier film deal. Wheeler notes a broad conspiracy link while Burns denies DOJ honesty implications as Senate and House pursue gunboat investigations and a rising push for the soldiers bonus.
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W. A. Orr
Whithun
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Orr
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G. O. Holdridge
Department of Justice
Alfred R. Orion
Jap Matia
I. B. McLean
Fred Quimby
William J. Burns
Toldridge
Coolidge Wins Republican Endorsement in ND Primary
North Dakota returns show Mr. Coolidge claiming the Republican indorsement while Senators Johnson and LaPollette contest for second place. Georgia delivers McAdoo a decisive victory over Underwood, securing 28 New York convention votes. Washington circles say Lakeallotte eyes a year’s presidential run on a third ticket via independent Republican convention after Cleveland nominating Coolidge.
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Coolidge
Johnson
LaPollette
North Carolina
Cleveland
McAdoo
Underwood
Georgia
New York
Washington
Lakeallotte
Heme
Army aviators reach Seattle before Pacific crossing plan
Major Martin and Lieutenants Smith, Wade and Nelson, famed globe circling aviators, started from Cloverfield Santa Monica Cal and reached Seattle without incident. They are adding large pontoons to their four planes for the arduous leg from the United States to Japan via Alaska and the Aleutian chain. This week a British aviator joins the scene.
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Wade
Nelson
Army
Cloverfield
Santa Monica
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Seattle
United States
Japan
Alaska
Aleutian Islands
European elections set delays for Dawes report
The General Dawes commission may not report until April 3 as elections in Germany and France on May 4 and May 11 loom. Banks in Zurich Amsterdam and Vienna face losses from the franc squeeze after Morgan and Lazard’s support of the Bank of France, with lettered institutions demanding delivery of offered francs.
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Amsterdam
Vienna
Morgan and Lazard
London
Bank of
Letter Institution
Frances
China Ts seeks peace with Russia collapses amid envoy dispute
China refuses to ratify a Russia treaty after Beijing orders the Soviet envoy to leave. Moscow halts peace talks as China faces danger of civil war. Shantung railway tensions with Japan grow while two Japanese squadrons patrol Chinese waters. In Honduras a revolutionary movement battles Generals Arias and Tasso, who claim power after Gutierrez’s death, causing capital disorder and a U S protectors from the Milwaukee cruiser.
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Peking
Foreign Office
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China
Japan
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Honduras
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Arias
Tasso
Gutierrez
Ant
Tegucigalpa
Milwaukee
Amupadt
Bergdoll vows return to face draft evasion case
ROVER CLEVELAND BENG DOLL, the draft evader, says he will soon return to America unconditionally and stand trial for draft evasion, pleading guilty. He is already under sentence for desertion and likely must serve five years. G. W. Powell of the Americanization commission of the American Legion says the Legion guarantees Bergdoll’s personal safety if he returns to take his medicine.
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America
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Fontana road projects to cost federal funding share outlined
The state plans 24 road projects split into two divisions Helena and Great Falls with 665 500 and 304 000 dollar costs. About 250 500 in state funds and 415 000 from federal sources mainly forest and timber reservations. Local funds finance most of the rest as project supervision and accounting proceed.
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Duddan
Forest
Great Falls
Glensoh
Railroad Sues Auto Driver for Damages
Great Northern Railroad sues Stewart Johnson in federal court claiming damages from a collision where a freight car was damaged and taken out of service. The suit seeks 5466 in total, with repairs and downtime costs for 12 days after the incident near Great Falls.
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Great Northern Rilroad Company
Stewart Johnsom
Veazey
Clift & Glover Johnson
Land Bills Move From Public Lands Committee
Measures H R ASW 876 reported from the public lands committee in the lower house relate to reserving portions of Port Keogh for Miles City park and Custer county fate froma. The bill also provides transfer of Keogh property to the agricultural department to convert into a government experimental station.
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Custer County
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Vertcultural Department
Miles City to Welcome Army Recruit Station
Colonel B. Andrews of Helena announced an army recruiting office will open in Miles City in April. Andrews, in charge of the district, has already opened a recruiting station at Sheridan Wyoming.
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Oil News Brief recounts Treasure State drilling activity
Absaroka OUP tests Ten Mile structure near Billings as Hogan visits Billings en route to Denver. Baker No 3 near Creathalts in Montana praised by geologist Gene Gerlough for high output. Dew Perks near Conrad shows strong water flow and oil signs. Black Hawk leases renewed on Phat Willow. Taurel structure drilling to begin by April 1 with a standard steel rig from Crisper Wyoming.
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Witel
Pos
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Fulton
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Nevin- Sunbirst Field
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Mountain Lion Treed and Shot by Local Boys
Wallice and Chester Campbell with Prank Poo Donlison and Cecil Dart of Wise River tracked a mountain lion after discovering a broken trap chain. They followed tracks to Hoog’s dog treeing the lion, Wallace shot the animal, which weighed over 150 pounds and stretched seven feet.
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Wallice
Chester Campbell
Editor's Opinion on Ball Blue for White Clothes
An exchange about using Red Cross Ball Blue in households. The editor suggests the product makes clothes white as snow and harms neither fabric nor color, urging readers to buy through good grocers.
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AM Good Grocers
Sage Advice After Wild Oats
A playful line suggests reform with a pun on sage wisdom after sowing oats. The quip implies personal growth and prudent choices. It reflects lighthearted humor about maturity and behavior.
Dandelion Butter Color Ad Recalled in Stores
A vintage notice touts a harmless vegetable butter color named Dandelion used by millions for 50 years. Drug stores and general stores advertise bottles at 85 cents each, claiming broad availability.
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Drug Ates
Too Ambitious reads offend and fire Jones in tale
A terse exchange frames a dismissive remark about Jones who spent time reading stories deemed "shel ess." The dialogue hints at tension between ambition and discipline without detailing any concrete event.
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Young Jones
Sheless
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