Stewart and Lemert dispute prison food shortages case
Judge hears former state accountant R. J. Lennert testify that Stewart’s figures claiming shortages in flour sugar bacon and coffee at the state prison are incorrect and that purchases align with warehouse records. Lennert compared on hand versus issued supplies showing surpluses or proper balances prior to wardenship changes.
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Lemert
SU Dugar
Bacon
Goffee
H. S. Burke Clements
E. E. Stewsart
Frank Coutey
R. J. Lennert
Prank County
A. J. Hoesky
Witiess Lennert
J. F. O'Connor
Lemnert
Montana State
Conley
Tanert
B. Bi. Stewart
A. J. Gorsky
Rankin
State Hospital For
Warm Springs
Upnley
Review of Great Conley Case by Associated Press
The Associated Press review covers testimony by R J Lemert former Montana auditor now employed by ex Warden Conley as defense questions focus on prison supply shortages and alleged profits in pork and dairy dealings. Lemert argues a surplus existed during Conley’s tenure, cites misreported figures and missing records, and notes disputes over costs and profits in pork dairy contracts with Warm Springs and state hospital operations.
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Associated Press
Great Conley
Associated Prenn
R. J. Lemers
Rank Conley
Montana
Thewdars
Wartteng
J. F. O'Connor
Lemert
Genel W. D. Rankin
Lomert
George Johnson, Jr
Gonley
Lamert
Johnson
Conley
Montana shopmen call strike to cripple lines
Associated Press reports in Livingston on June 29 that six crafts at Northern Pacific rail shops called a walkout at 10 00 Saturday affecting over 750 employees. Division officials warned the strike would cripple the road with no plans to replace workers, as traffic declined markedly.
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Jacobua
Northern Pacific
Plana
Airikara
Conference Averts Rail War With Federal Action Looming
United States Railroad Labor Board weighs intervention under the transportation act to avert a general strike by 400000 shopmen and up to half a million railroad workers. Union leaders and railroad executives prepared for formal hearings as a 10 a m Saturday strike looms, with 23 roads cited and a possible nationwide disruption.
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Preas
Allott
Labor Board
Transportation Act
Association of Railway Execuutives
Aid
United States
Mexican rebels release 40 US oil workers
Overnight dispatches to the state department report that a rebel group at the Agua Da camp of the Cortez Oil Company freed 40 American employees after a two hour stay. Consul Shaw cited Gorozava as the rebel chief and noted the camp was held for ransom prior to the release in Tampico.
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Associated Presa
Washington
State Department
Tampico
Aguada
Cortez Oil Company
Shaw
Gorozava
Rockefeller Gives Estate to Children
William Rockefeller wills nearly his entire fortune to his four children with 100000 remaining to the executor John A. Garger, a nonfamily lawyer. The estate is valued between 100 million and 200 million dollars and will be divided into four equal shares among William G Rockefeller Percy A Rockefeller Emma Rockefeller McAlpin and Geraldine Rockefeller Rodzg.
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Associated Press
New York
William Rockefeller
John Pp. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Owha
John A.garger
Mr. Rockefeller
William G. Rockefeller
Percy A. Rockefeller
Emma Rockefeller McAlpin
Geraldine [Rockefeller
Fight in Dublin as Free State troops attack Four Courts
A Times Dublin dispatch reports Free State forces bombarding the Four Courts with artillery and machine guns. Rory O Connor and 10 men retreat. many garrison rebels surrender. Brigadier General Yeley leads after a breach is made as rifles, machine guns, and explosives are seized. Casualties reported on both sides.
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Regular
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Ie Round Tower
Itl
Fawr Courts
Coal Powwow Aims Beyond End to Strikes in Coal Fields
Washington June 29 officials prepared for President Harding called conference to seek a basis for resuming work in amine fields after key leaders from operators and miners unions signaled possible talks. Government may not set a binding settlement, instead guiding parties toward a path for further action. Herrin Illinois coroner and deputies reported no new bodies recovered from wrecked mine as search continues. past fighting left unsettled non union victims buried in mine.
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Washington Tonight
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Herrin
William McCown
Williamean County
Timois
Atiara
Unian
Atrike
Soviet Russia seeks foreign credibility through property restitution plans
The Hague June 29. Soviet Russia aims to win world confidence by improving finances and pursuing restitution of foreigners’ property without awaiting aid. Maxim Litvinov signals a firm program to address property restitution, while M Sokolnikoff reports improving finances and a cautious path to extending commerce with foreign nations as wheat prices fall and living costs drop.
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Russia
Maxim Litvinoff
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M. Sokolnikoff
Rand
Frazier Leads McCumber In North Dakota Primary
Grand Forks Herald editorial predicts defeat of United States Senator Porter J McCumber and a Brazius nomination in the North Dakota primary. Early returns from two percent of precincts show Lynn T Frazier leading McCumber with 57 708 to 56 940 while Bert Taker trails for the GOP governor nomination with 49 949 to Nesos 62 110 and a lead of 13 08 for Nestea.
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Gram Forks
N. D
Grand Forks Herald
United States
Porter J. McCumber
Lyan J. Brazius
the Herald
Mr. Frazier
Iraque
Lynn T. Frazier
Anhet
Frazier
McCumber
Bert Taker
Ek. A. Nestos
Nestea
Democrats of Park County Seek State Convention
Park county Democrats meet at Livingston to pass resolutions urging a state convention in Helena before July 20 to adopt a state platform. W S Efartman of Razeman spoke at a dinner following the meeting.
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Associated Press
Livingston
Democrata
Helena
Park County
W. S. Efartman
Razeman
Distress Signals Sighted Off Coronado Islands
A June report from San Diego notes flashes of light southwest of Coronado that prompted naval radio stations to broadcast an appeal to air crews to investigate the signals. Officers doubted a vessel was in distress and considered possible illicit activity or attempts to contact Confederate forces.
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Cal
Imperial
Coronado Islands
Employment unit for veterans coming to aid disabled vets
San Francisco Tuesday report from the United States Veterans Bureau announces a nationwide effort to place disabled veterans in work within 30 days in each of 14 districts. George M. Hyland urges industries to fulfill their duty, calling for a comprehensive federal employment plan and stressing no substitute for work for those receiving training.
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Rkta
United States Veterans’ Bereau
George M. Hyland
C. R. Korbes
Bureau
Hyland
Grant Contet
Europe
Robert S. Marx
Anttenus
Msabled American Veterans
Plang
Veterans’ Bureau
Colorado Mobilizes National Guard After Bridges Burned
Nine Colorado National Guard companies are ordered to mobilize after bridges and coal mines were damaged in northern and southern Colorado. Governor Shoup urged prompt action as authorities plan to recruit to about 400 guardsmen. Orders were issued quickly and helmets were shipped from Denver for mobilizing units.
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Colorado National Guard
Mince
Colorado
Te ‘Ghard
Patrick J. Haniinck
Oliver H. Shoup
Adjutant General
Shoup
Colorado Springs
United States
West Virginia Troops Mobilized to Quell Miners Outbreak
Charleston Gazette reports Nat ional Guard units mobilized early this morning at 1 30, including Company ID machine run and Company C infantry, en route likely to Cabin Creek district where a threatened miners’ outbreak is reported. Units were ordered to ready status at once.
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Charleston Gazette
Natinal Guard
National Guard
Cabin Creek
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