Big Suit Details Water and Brick Deals in State Case
Independent staff reports on the Montana case against the foresver warden before Judge A J Huorsky. Frank Conley completes testimony on fifth and sixth causes of action while examining the seventh. Conley describes prison machinery, state property moves, and prior arrangements with prison boards. He jokes about a two gun man and notes governors and officials involved as cross examination continues.
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Frank Conley
Montana
Forever Warden
A J. Huorsky
Conley
Boards of Prison Commissioners
MacDonald
Conley and Potter clash in Montana prison case proceeding
Associated Press reviews yesterday session before Judge Horsky as ex-warden Conley testifies under cross examination by Attorney General Rankin. Conley recalls he delayed turning over prison machinery after a 14 hour notice and feared the two gun man Potter might cause trouble. he offered to deliver items to prison investigator MacDonald.
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Mr. Couley
Yin
Mr. Conley
Warden Potter
Potter
Dixon
Rankin
Conley
Tami
Contes
Wardell Frank Conley
Mohtata Penitentiary
M. W. Potter
Fmt
A. J. Horsky
Wellington D. Rankin
T. H. MacDonald
Cantey
Mr. Rankin
Deer Lodge
Oil Districts Report Two New Production Wells
News from Montana reports Sunburst No. 1 in Kevin field north of Great Falls completed after a cave in. Casing and pipeline installation delays are cited. Sunburst shows about 300 barrels daily at 1100 feet. Also, Mid-Northern Clayton No. 2 in Coal Creek field began rising, then ran wild at an estimated 2000 barrels per day due to casing issues, with pipeline work planned.
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Associated Press
Great Falls
Sunburst Oi and Gas Company
Kevin
Dorsey Sfnger
Winnett
Coal Creek
Borah Sees Hoover Hints at Action on Coal Prices
Washington June 9 Congressional inquiry into coal prices promised by Senator Borah Idaho chairman of the senate labor committee after a conference with Secretary Hoover of the commerce department. They discussed price agreements negotiated through Hoover and possible congressional action including legislation. Borah indicated he might urge investigation if operators and retailers use a maximum price of 250 per ton to push prices on to retailers or if the arrangement is used to boost public costs.
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Washingtonn
Borah
Idaho
Arnate Labor Committee
Hoover
Department of Commerce
Borals
Boral
Sehdtor Borah
Commerce
Senator Borah
Mr. Hoover
Tlwit
Boral Wrde
Heaver
Great Falls Beer Factory Raid Sparks Liquor Seizure
State enforcement officers seized Montana Brewing Company assets in Great Falls under Judge Leslie warrant. About hundreds of liquor bottles alleged 4 percent beer were confiscated. Warrants issued for Walter H. Jensen and Fred Johnson plus numerous soft drink parlor operators.
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Associated Press
Great Falls
Eugene van Wert
Montana Brewing Company
Montana
van Wert
Walter H. Jensen
Fred Johnson
J. B. Leslie
L. A. Foote
Joseph Pope
Extradition Bid for KKK Leader Coburn
Los Angeles June 9 Deputy District Attorney W C Doran began extradition papers for W S Coburn head of the KKK Pacific Coast. Coburn linked to the Inglewood raid, reportedly in Atlanta Georgia. Predatory beasts report notes May Montana federal hunters killed 220 animals including coyotes wolves bobcats and mountain lions.
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Los Angeles
W. C
Doran
W. 5
Coburn
Grand Goblin
The
Law
Inglewood
Atlanta, Ga
Hillings Office
Biological Survey
Montana
Trust in Progress Speech At Trenton Platform
President Harding spoke in Trenton en route to Washington praising wartime gains while urging workers to keep pace with postwar shifts. He cited education and industry as key, saying attitudes must align with effort, and expressed cautious optimism about progress and reforms.
Seek Fiend for Death of Woman
State police and Jackson County and city officers spent the day in a fruitless search for the slayer of Miss Alicia Mallett matron of the Crittenden Home for Girls whose body was found early today by a factory worker. Physicians reported she had been criminally assaulted. The body was found in a vacant lot near the street of the attack. An axe and razor were used and indications showed a long struggle. Broodhounds were used. The clothing was torn and the victim was found a short distance from her home.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Mich
Alica Mallett
Floggings and Kidnapers Stir Anderson Gunmen Warning
In Anderson South Carolina on June 9 masked men flogged Oliver Crampton who they accused of bootlegging and urged him to sell more liquor. Robert W. Sullivan Sr and Ruby Floyd 18 were kidnapped the previous night and were warned not to associate with Floyd. Police have not arrested anyone and a grand jury review is under consideration. Authorities say Sullivan cannot identify any suspects as the assailants wore Ku Klux Klan robes. The couple had been detained by neighbors and released without formal action.
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Robert W. Sullivan
Ruby Floyd
Ollie Crampton
Williamson
Crompton
L. W. Harris
Sullivan
Kloyd
Yang
Havens Elected Rotary World President at Lima Convention
Raymond Havens of Kansas City was chosen president of the International Association of Rotary Clubs at the thirteenth annual convention in Los Angeles. Unanimous result with 381 votes for Havens, 291 for Stark, 137 for Cappock. Directors named to international board include Craddock, Bristol, Wilson, Turner, Patterson, Wilkie, Lydiatt. Chapin re-elected treasurer. District governors elected include McCarthy Boise, Belden Lewistown, Watson Cheyenne, Black Fargo. Closing session honored retiring President McCullough with applause and a $2500 check. Havens called for international outlook and expanded Rotary usefulness.
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Los Angeles
Raymond Havens
Kansas City
Missouri
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Iis
Haven
FL. J. Lutchher Stark
Orange
Texas
William Cappock
Council Bluffs
Towa
Havens
Stark
Cappock
International Board
Harry Bert Craddock
Minneapolis
Association
Belden Hanored
Charles P. McCarthy
Boise
Idaho
Oliv Belden
Lewistown
Blontana
James H. Watson
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Norman Mr. Black
Fargo
North Dakoota
Sesson
Crawford C. McCullough
Step Ahead Taken in May Prosperity Seems Nearer
May saw brighter retail trade and stronger buying sentiment among retailers. Iron and steel and automobile sectors show increased activity, manufacturing and leather goods push output toward capacity. Food staples remain firm, while coal mining faces a one percent dip and railway labor threatens disruption. Weekly tank clearings reach 7.302 trillion dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
Bradstreet
Ajay
Adam and Eve in Court in Maine
Carl A. Sutter of Boston and his wife Margaret pleaded guilty to five Maine violations of hunting and fishing laws while living as the Modern Adam and Eve in the woods near Howebrook. They admitted trapping a deer killing a partridge and fishing without regulations. They paid fines and costs totaling 334 dollars.
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Ly Astecdeted Press
Houston
Carl A. Sutter
Boston
Margaret
Maine
James Archibald Here Tolay
Adam and Eve
Howebrook
Patiridge
Resignation Demanded at North Platte Valley Meeting
A mass meeting of farmers and business men in Scotts Bluff area urged the resignation of the Secretary of the Interior. They accused the federal government of mistreatment of irrigated lands and failure to understand relief needs for farmers.
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Associated Tress
Scotts Bluff
Ned
North Platte Valley
Scotts Wiff
Delay on Bonus Bill Push Delayed in Senate Action
Washington June 9 Efforts to obtain consideration of the soldier's bonus bill will be deferred for at least ten days. Republican leaders debate timing as primary campaigns keep senators away from the chorus. Senator McNary proposes a 350 million reclamation measure favoring veterans in land purchases and homesteading within reclamation districts.
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Ry Associated Drees
Washington
McCumber
File
Ance Committee
McNary
Quegon
Service of Veterans
Senate
Progress on New Irish Treaty Nears Agreement
London reports progress in Anglo Irish treaty talks with Premier Lloyd George and Arthur Griffith, hinting at a joint meeting of signatories next week. A colonial office brief says substantial progress was made in London conferences involving Churchill and Worthington-Evans and Mr. Griffith. In Belfast, British forces occupy Belleek as troops move along the Fermanagh border and refugees return to Belleek and Enniskillen.
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London
Associated Press
Ling
George
Arthur Griffith
Dail Eireann
Colonial Office
Belfast
Belleek
Te Fermanagh
Enniskillen
Belleck
Docs Quit Over Christian Science Treatments at Orphanage
Spokane June 9 nine doctors resigned from a large orphanage run near here citing inability to be responsible for the health of Hutton settlement children if Christian Science treatments by attendants were allowed. They said treatments had been given by nurses and one or two sisters and disclaimed responsibility for methods with which the staff did not sympathize.
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Spokane
Wash
Hutton Settlement
Gompers Hints at Hepeial Gompers Hints at Hepaial
Protests by organized labor at AFL preliminaries in Cincinnati target the Supreme Court, Congress, and state legislatures. Samuel Gompers defends the Coronado coal ruling, says unions will seek new federal legislation, and warns of possible tough battles with the court and government.
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Associate Press
Cincinnati
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court
Congress
State
Samuel Gompere
Federation
Coronado
United States Senate
Suprem Court
United States
Metal Trades Department
Grave Cris
Gompers
Stade International
Shrine Turns Sod for New Hospital
The Shrine in Portland turned the first spadeful of earth for a sixth hospital for crippled children in North America. The $200000 project will aid crippled children and was witnessed by temple representatives en route to the San Francisco Shrine convention. Attending were Hella temple Dallas and Al Kader temple Portland bands and officials including Dr Sam Cochran Bishop Frederick Keater and Dr Oscar Lanstrom. The ceremony was part of a broader report from Eugene noting the Western District meeting of the American Physical Education association June 28-29 with delegates from six western states and Oregon.
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Pearse
Portland
Jije
W. Freyland Kendrick
Lufa Tempie
Philadelphia
Mystic Shrine
North America
San Francisco
Kendrick
Hella” Temple
Dallas
Tex
al Kader Temple
National Hospital
Sam Cochran
Frederick W. Keater
Tacoma
Wash
Oscar M. Lanstrom
Heleta, Mostana
Rustociated Press
Eugene
Ore
Atenual
The
Anpecian Physical Education Association
University of Oregon
University
Utah
Montana
Idaho
Nevada
Washington
California
Oregon
Vir. C. Ay
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Trenton
Atta Boy
New Jersey
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Trentot
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Charity Home
Michigan
K. K. Flog
Anderson, S.C
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Belden
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