Complete Testimony Of Norris In Milk And Meat Deal
Senator Norris testified before Judge Horsky in the district court about arrangements for milk and pork supply to the state and use of Conley s horses. Governor Norris said the 1909 Montana legislature approved purchases of prison work horses hogs and a dairy herd after learning of the deal with Conley. State Finance Chair Ed Dawson said lawmakers would not oppose the purchases during consideration.
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E. L. Norris
A. J. Horsky
Trate
Frank Conley
Rankin
J. J. O'Conner
Legislative Assembly
State of
Alontana
Conley
Norrison
Frank Coyley
Bonus Fight in Senate Monday Row Sparks Clash
Washington reports of a heated senate session as Republicans and Democrats clashed over the bonus bill and tariff, with leaders signaling a fresh move to call up the measure next week while naval affairs stayed unresolved. President Marding had urged swift action, and Senator McCumber pledged to hold efforts until Monday to firm the Republican stance.
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Adanotita Press
Washington
Senate
Dentro Dradlo
Marding
Mondlay
Congress
McCuraber
Senate Finance
Walsh
Massachusetts
Jayne Ib
aAshurst
Arty Zonu
Ashurst
Lonaing
McCumber
Associated Press review of Conley prison case testimony
The Associated Press reports on proceedings in the Montana penitentiary case against former Warden Frank Conley. Judge A J Marsky presides as Luecything, with Governor Tidwin Norris questioned over pork contracts and reimbursement disputes. The cross examination by Attorney General Rankin probes Conley’s administration and the per capita costs, citing a 1912 report listing a $482.10 item, while defense counsel Nolan seeks the original claim as the session continues.
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Associated Press
Montana
Frank Conley
A. J. Marsky
Tidwin J. Norris
Las
Wellington D. Rankin
Conley
Rankin
George Johnson
Ris
Cal
B. Nolan
Women duel over man ends in wild shooting
Newark June 17 two women Ann Cappucio and Maria De Salvo fought a revolver duel at Crane and Webster Street. Both fired wildly and neither wounded. They were arrested on charges of intent to kill after a chaotic encounter witnessed by a police officer.
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Newark
Noah
Viamatte
Maria
Cappucio
Haya Preed Tha
Cornar
Strangle Woman in Empty House Linked to Pair
Denver police say Orville J. Tully confessed to strangling Mrs. Jemma Wise in a North Denver rooming house and dumping her body in an air shaft. The alleged accomplice remains unnamed. Tully rented the residence two weeks ago and led investigators to the scene after arrest.
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Denver
Orville J.lully
Woms
Jemma Wire
Wise
Tully
Rail Union Ballot For War Signals Giant Labor Vote
Rail and miners unions report overwhelming support for a strike amid wage reductions. John J. Lewis announces miners will seek co operative action with railroad workers to address industrial tensions and the rail board actions. Four die near Lewisville when lightning strikes a cowshed sheltering workers.
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Helms
John J. Lewis
United States Railroad Labor Board
Railroad Labor Board
Unofficial Irish Returns Say Treaty Men Have Carried the Election
Early unofficial Irish returns suggest a pro treaty majority in Dail Eireann with about 40 Sinn Fein, 28 pro treaty, and 9 old Sinn Fein members. Coalition cabinets expected to focus on administration and Ulster issues amid attacks from anti treaty elements. McHugh and Monaghan candidates seen likely to win though McCarvill trails. Incident noted of Ulster police and IRA irregulars clash at Drominree near the border with casualties reported.
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Dublin
Dail Eireann
Republicane
Dail
Republic
Sinn Fein
Clones
Trelant
Monaghan
Thomas McHugh
Patrick McCarvill
Bad Man Shot Down by Posse in Rawlins
Brown, an Omaha kidnapper of young women, was shot by a posse near Medicine Bow and brought to a hospital in Rawlins. Doctors say his recovery is unlikely. a jacketed bullet lodged above the heart ended his crime spree begun in Omaha on May 27.
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Posse
Rawlins
Wyo
Tha
Brown
Benson
Oniwha
Omabe
Drown
Prinot Shorthy Ming
Medicine Baw
1B. A. Sell
Omaha
More Troops for Fort Missoula
A special dispatch from Washington reports increasing permanent garrison at Fort Missoula. Secretary of War Weeks and Representative W J McCormick say additional troops will arrive in June to take part in a monster military display during the National Editorial association convention July 19 20 and 21. One infantry battalion is already stationed at the fort.
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Associated Press
Missoula
Fort Missoula
Washington
Missoulian
Intd
W. J. McCormick
National Editorial Association
Utah Guardsmen Clean Up Arms After Roundup
National guards troops under Captain Grant Young conducted a roundup of pool halls and meeting places in Helper Utah collecting a score of rifles shotguns and knives. Twelve of eighteen men held for alleged complicity in the shooting of a passenger train deputy sheriff and another official were formally charged with first degree murder at Price today.
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T Lake
National Guards
Grant Young Tolday
Shoriff
State socialist convention backs clean La Follette fall ticket
The State socialist convention endorsed a clean field for the fall election for Senator Robert M. La Follette and rejected all moves to place a socialist on the ballot. The Associated Press dispatch from Milwaukee notes the party’s stance and the rejection of alternative candidates.
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Associated. Press
Milwaukee
Robert M. LaFollette
Former Helena Man Kills Himself in Great Falls
Janet-John F. Hagerson a 42 year old Great Falls resident and former Helena resident shot himself in a city park at noon. He left a note reading This is my own rack. Hagerson had ties to Helena Marysville and Great Falls and was formerly associated with the Maverick saloon in Great Falls. He was married in Helena, with uncertain details about children.
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Helena
Great Falls
Janet
John F
Johnny) Hagerson
Binsul
Ted
Real Falls
Marysville
Maverick
Ife
Senator Stanley warns on federal overreach against Wolstead law
United States Senator A. O. Stanley harshly criticizes the Wolstead act and constitutional amendments as promoting centralized government. He decries efforts linking liberty to indulgence and accuses opponents of confusing personal morality with public policy. Page 10, column 47.
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Ty Associated Press
Allante City
N. J
United States
A. O. Stanley
Kootucky
New Jersey
Wberry
Stanley
Army Bill Compromise Sets Army at 125000 Enlistees
Washington reports conferees reach an army appropriations compromise fixing 125000 enlisted men for the next year. The figure trims 8000 from the Senate plan and lifts 10000 above the House’s initial army size.
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Washington
McCormick to Renew Hi Youth Mystery Update
Mystery over an operation on Harold McCormick chairman of International Harvester's executive committee remained unclear tonight. Reports say he was at Wesley Memorial hospital and that a wing was sealed off. Official confirmation did not arrive.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Harold McCormick
International Harvester Company
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Ftet
Be Cormick
Sun May Lead Return To Canton Unity Effort
General Chien Chiung Ming says south and north China will recognize the old republic parliament after Canton collapses. Sun Yat Sen’s forces crushed, the former Canton president a fugitive as his bodyguard holds the palace aboard a gun boat. Officials warn of possible counter revolution if Sun amasses troops to strike Canton again.
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Peking
Associated Press
Chien Chiung Ming
Kawantupy
Canton
South China
Sun
Whampoo
Executive Council of AFL slams high court over Coronado decision
Cincinnati June 17 Labor's interpretation of the Supreme Court Coronado decision, restricting anti trust liability for labor unions, is denounced by the AFL executive council. It blames Taft for the ruling and cites Section six of the Clayton Act as intended to protect unions. The council warns courts may threaten society and calls for congressional action or policy study while noting farmers and unincorporated bodies face similar risk. Continued on page 14 column 4.
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Cincinnati
Associated Press
Labor
Supreme Court
Coronado Uoat
Holdin International Iuyigas
America Federation of Labor Convention
Federations Executive Council
Ney
Council
la Follette
Wisconsin
Taft
United States
Chas
Congress
Danbury Hatters
Park to Park Men Elect 5S Leavitt President
Scott Leavitt of Great Falls Montana was re elected president of the National Park to Park Highway association at the closing session in Sacramento Cal June 17 L J Newton of Cody Wyoming was chosen secretary Directors elected include Montana Dr S FE Way Livingston The results reflect leadership changes in the association's western region.
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Sacramento
Cal
Scott Leavitt
Great Falls
Mant
National Park-to-Park Highway Association
L. J. Newton
Cody
Wyo
Montana
Dr. S
Way
Livingston
Pershing Invited to Missoula Editorial Session
Missoula on June 17 reports General Pershing has been invited to attend the National Editorial Association convention in Missoula next month. Some hope President Harding may also attend, joining the event as a notable presence.
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Associated Prey
Missoula
Jour J. Pershing
National Editorial Association
Harding
Oregon recount urged after primary irregularities
Chas Blall, Republican nominee hopeful for governor, says his recount committee is reviewing irregularities from the May 19 Oregon primary after Secretary Kozer’s tally showed him 521 votes behind Gov Hen Olcott. The statement says the committee will seek a recount if warranted.
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Hy Associated Press
Portland
Oregon
Chas. Blall
Sam Kozer
Hen Olcott
Hall
Rail Labor Board Majority Fires Back at Minority
In Chicago June majority members of the United States railroad labor board condemn dissenting colleagues as incendiary and biased. They reject minority arguments as an attempt to inflame employers against the board’s wage slash decisions and accuse the dissenters of inviting industrial anarchy.
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Rail Labor Board
Chicago
United States Railroad Fisher Board
Ruban
Vootheir
Ute Board
Railway Department
American Federation of Labor
Tha
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Lewisville
Here
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Utah
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Wet Solon
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