Principal, Not Rocking Boat, In McLean Telegram Inquiry
Washington debates the McLean telegrams with Senator Heflin saying the principal likely refers to President Coolidge. The committee probes the Palm Beach message and asks Ira Bennett for explanation while examining telegrams from New Orleans and Three Rivers offices.
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Oil Committee
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Enator Heflin
Alabama
Senate
Coolidge
Heflin
Palm Beach
Ira E. Bennett
Washington Post
Denby
Senatoor Het
New Orleans
Three Rivers
N. M
J. F. Fitzgerald
Lean
Wasshington
Florida
Mentien
Rascorm Slemp
Coolides
Aome
William Aia Jearns
Bureau of Investigation
Justices Department
House Ways and Means Heats on Soldier Bonus Bills
Washington March 5 The Ways and Means Committee examined many soldier bonus bills aiming to guide a final measure. Proposals include cash payments, paid up insurance, full cost options, and McKerzie style plans, with one adding land settlements.
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McKerzia
Presif Harding
Grand Jury Probe reported into Official Misconduct Rumors
Rumors of wrongdoings involving multiple public figures prompt a grand jury investigation in Washington. Authorities examine alleged misconduct and potential charges, seeking to uncover credible evidence.
Farm bloc leaders in Senate press extension of aid
Washington reports persist in detailing a grand jury probe into public officials tied to Chicago veterans bureau inquiries. Senate farm bloc leaders continue to push for more federal aid, with Magnus Johnson Lynn Frazier Charles McNary Henrik Shipstead and Arthur Capper pressing White House for action.
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Magnus Johnson
Lynn Frazier
Charles HM. McNary
Henrik Shipstead
Arthur Capper
White House
Minnesota
North Dakota
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
Ansaa
Veterans’ Bureau
New Mexico Supreme Court Interprets Public Moneys Act
The New Mexico Supreme Court ruled that the public moneys act bidding provision is a prudent safeguards rule not a hard 90 percent limit on security liability. Liability is pro-rated between depository bonds and pledged securities when deposits are secured by both, with deposits jointly liable for losses after pro-rating. The decision reverses a Santa Fe district court ruling.
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Santa Fe
Supreme Court
Bowling Standings See Two Changes Made During Lane Reshuffle
In the bowling column, two changes reshaped the standings as lanes were rearranged. The Armer-Sons team and Jee Stew lineup altered positions after a partial round, affecting top and mid-table placements.
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Armer- Sons
Petition in Bankruptcy Filed by Louis Lam Sr in Bluewater
Santa Fe March 8 Louis Lam Sr a Bluewater New Mexico teamster filed a bankruptcy petition for about 212 699 dollars in the Bank of Gsiliu ic.
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Santa Fe
Louis Lam
Bluewater
N. M
Gsiliu Ic
Remodeling of Tax Reduction Bill
Washington March 6 The tax reduction bill passed by the house will be remodeled to raise 166 million more revenue, Chairman Smoot said. He cited Treasury estimates that the house would cut 446.7 million in revenues in 1925 and would fail by 196 million to fund government expenses. Smoot noted some tax rates may be changed to meet the deficit. The house reduced personal income taxes, some excise taxes, and a 5 percent declaration on earned incomes. Smoot planned to present this to the Senate committee next, as Senators Watson and Moses urged White House briefing on the bill’s outlook and potential amendments to match Senate sentiment. Longworth and other rate plans differ from House figures, with possible administration pressure to strike amendments.
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House
Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury Department
Senate
Watson
Indiana
Moses
New Hampshire
Coolidge
White House
Eear TV
Hoetsh Ware and Means
Longworth
Former Pastor Exonerated in Mann Act Charge
Buffalo March 5 Rev. erenerick H. Johnson former Pag Pilgrim church of exonerated according to a report.
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Buffalo, N. Y
Erenerick H. Johnson
Pag Pilgrim Church of Exonerat
Griffith Will Speak to Ames Students on Athletics
Griffith L. Griffith, commissioner of athletics in the Western conference, will address the student body of Ames tomorrow. The event aims to discuss conference matters and school sports policy.
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Griffith
Ames
Iowa
Mareh G—Jenn L. Griffith
Medical Examinations Emphasized at Chicago Meeting
Speakers at the annual congress of medical education stressed periodic examinations for healthy and sick individuals. They underscored the need for public health centers and praised preventive medicine as vital as curative training. Acting dean Lehrmitt highlighted California’s system linking public health with medical schools to offer free exams to all ages.
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Chicago
Tr. U. & Lehrmitt
Anniversity of California Medical School
California
Looted liquor flotilla seizes Rum Row reducing coast guard risk
New York reports a flotilla of 21 vessels led by the British yacht Istar slipped in through fog to anchor along Rum Row and unload 160,009 cases of liquor worth about 3800,0090. Customs officials note the operation uses midfield “half-way ships” to approach nearer shores and evade patrols.
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New York
Eietar
Rum Row
Coast Guard
Hgritieh
Great Britain
Unis Takes On Task of Forming Belgian Cabinet
Theunis has undertaken the task of forming a new cabinet to replace the ministry Whien resigned. It is believed that both the Finnish right and Christian Gerain will be represented. the former likely by M. Poullet, president of the chamber of deputies.
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Prusesia
Pressii
M. Theunia
Thea
Whien
Pau
Dapat
Rvieht
Christian Gers Gerain
M. Poullet
Chamber of Deputies
Treaty Signed Between Germany and Turkey
London report states a treaty of friendship between Germany and Turkey was signed yesterday. Details remain unclear amid disputed early text and missing segments.
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London
Germany
Turkey
Coolidge backs administration in Philippines stance
President Coolidge informs the Philippine independence mission that time has not yet come for separation. He expresses confidence in Governor General Wood and vows continued U S support and protection, urging cooperative effort and moderation in the independence debate. The letter, 8060 words, analyzes the legislature’s complaints and reinforces Wood’s authority.
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Washington
Coolidge
Philippine Independence Mission
Philippines
United States
Manuel Nesas
Elen
Wood
City approves new fire station bids and halts paving work
At the regu lar meeting the city commission authorized advertising for bids on a brick concrete or adobe fire station at East Silver avenue and High street. Paving work was stopped until bond adequacy and repairs are completed by New Mexico Construction. The panel discussed street donations and right of way through the Hopewell tract to improve city access and water service.
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New Mexico Construction Company
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Santa Fe Railway
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Geome
Tingley
State Highway Department
Country Club
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Hopewell
Tijeras Street
Rema Avenue
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Franchinlacs Clairm
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Tileras South
Franchini
Kent-Sturges
Western Ice Company
Wich Street
Attorney General Daugherty Faces Resignation Debate
Washington reports a cabinet reshuffle debate as White House weighs nominating a successor to Attorney General Daugherty amid Chicago veterans bureau grand jury disclosures. Candidates include William S. Kenyon Frank S. Dietrich and Curtis D. Wilbur with circulation of evidence touching on duties of the justice department.
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Washington
March
Associated Press
Daugherty
White House
William S. Kenyon
Iowa
Eighth United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Frank S. Dietrich
Idaho
Curtis D. Wilbur
Supreme Court of California
Veterans’ Bureau Grand Jury
Chicago
Coolidge
Department of Jusstice
Citizenship Rights Restored To Deserting Soldiers
President Coolidge issued a proclamation restoring American citizenship to men who deserted from the army and navy between November 11, 1918 and November 18, 1921. The move excludes those who deserted in the face of the enemy or before the armistice and does not affect postwar court martial sentences. The action aims to correct a harsh statute that stripped rights from deserters who left after fighting ended. Secretary Denby defended the penalties as severe for wartime offenses but noted the policy rather than the individuals should be reconsidered.
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Coolidge
Army
Navy
Denby
Weeks
United States
Navy Department
White House
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