Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 10, 1925, Page 8

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George Otis director of the géological survey, who had d Heald on the witness stand tified that, at the request o! 5 > the Tea- n examination ing the*danger of drainage, d that Heald had made , then a written, report the report to Secretary F tioning, had not been the amination, but the of what his ex 0 information earlier report & provided by aid not enjoy the to which ubjected him. at one point tead of answering a question by countered with a question you a question.” y no,” snapped “I am pot on the witness stan Haeld was the fifth witness for the government. At the opening of the afternoon session the first wit- ward C. Finney, first assist- ary of the interior, had examined at some iength by Lacey concerhing the practices at Washington in the handling of na- val oil reserve and other federal oil land leases. 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