Jennings vows to reveal sensational story in Washington
Ex-convict and former Oklahoma bandit Al Jennings, now in California real estate, says he will tell Senate investigators the “million dollar Hammon deal” that helped Harding win the presidency. He plans to testify in detail in Washington after being subpoenaed, warning powerful figures may be implicated.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Investigating Committee
al. Jennings
Oklahoma
California
Harding
Jennings
Sie
Jake Hammon
Hamen
Chicago
Haroon
Los Angeles
Saturday Evening Post
Treasury Urged to Remove Tax Cut Provision
Washington March 23. Senate finance committee to study revenue bill as push grows to remove the 25 percent income tax cut for this year and secure action by June 16. Melton urges adopting the 1924 plan via resolution, noting administrative ease and treasury stability. Showdown looms on soldier bonus bill with tax measure likely delayed three weeks.
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Senate Finance Committee
Melton
Ackerman
Republian
New Jersey
Treasury
Melion
Mellon
Finance Committee
American Legion
Snicot
Mie House
Tax Hill Tn Committee
Senator oil committee weighs actions on Sinclair case
Washington March 1 The senate oil committee moves to certify Warry F Sinclair as District of Columbia attorney after he defied questions from the panel. Other witnesses including Harold Vivian New York Times reporter and Will H Hayes ex GOP chairman may be called to testify about stock dealings and related rumors at the Chicago convention.
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Washington
Senate Oil Committee
Senate
Warry F. Sinclair
District of Columbia
Come Tulttee
Teapot Dome
Harold Vivian
New York Times
Qu Ately
Willi H. Hays
Republican National
Sinclair Oil
Haye
Sinclair
Joseph J. O'Neil
Hays
New York
Carmi A. Thompesen
Onie
Coolidge
Chinen
Alt. Jennings
Oklahoma
Toham
Pred W. Woham
Upham
West
Martin J. Powers
Charles BE
Ovrlechinger
Philadelphia
Oeelstinger
Powers
Hilm
Wyoming
Eioge
Daugherty
Gil
Epidemic of Scarlet Fever Closes West Point Socials
West Point New York reports an outbreak of scarlet fever at the United States Military Academy. Orders cancel all social events and bar visitors as seven cadets and one enlisted man are isolated in the hospital.
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West Point
N.Y
United States Military Academy
Republicans Hold Ten County Conventions Across Washington
Republican leaders from ten counties met in Tacoma and other parts of the state yesterday to advance county conventions amid uncertain schedules and party setup.
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Tacoma
Wash
Marehec
Washington State
Cinglata Set for 10 Grand Jury by Oil Committee
Action decided because Cinglata refused to answer further questions posed by investigators. The oil committee will certify a 10 member grand jury to pursue the matter.
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Cinglata
Kansas City Doctor Slaying Mystery Focuses on Admirers
In Kansas City Missouri police probe the death of Dr Zoe Z Wilkins a wealthy physician and adventuress. A book with 45 male names and a missing strong box fuel jealousy motive theory. Suspects include Tarpley and Charles L Wilkin as investigators aid Horace Wilkins in Willard Ohio.
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Kansas City
Zoe Z Wilkins
Wilkins
Albert W. Marksheffel
Thomas W. Cunningham
Joplin
Marksheffel
Jesse James
Dr. Wilkins
Colorado Springs
Colo
Tarpley
Wilking
Charles L. Wilking
Horace Wilkins
Willard
Ancient skull discovery shocks researchers in Los Angeles
The Los Angeles paleontologists report a skull older than Piltdown and Neanderthal finds. Dr. J. C. Merriam of the Carnegie Institution and Dr. Hester Stock from the University of California plan to examine the fragmentary skull unearthed near an oil pond.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Associated Press
J. C. Merriam
Carnegie Institution of Washington
National Academy of Science
Hester Stock
Department of Paleontology
University of California
Stunt Aviatrix Plunges From Airplane Injuries Near Pablo Beach
Jacksonville Florida March 23 Mabel Coby stunt flyer suffered serious injuries today after leaping from a speeding car to a plane at Pablo Beach. She grabbed a ladder hanging from the plane but fell about 50 feet before rescue.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Mabel Coby
Pablo Beach
Here
Seizne
Baseball for Women to Start at Simmons College
Abliene Texas March 3. Baseball for women will be inaugurated at Simmons College this spring. There is strong demand among co-eds and former athletes. Baseball and hiking lead outdoor activities after basketball season. Most winter session students join one outdoor line for spring quarter.
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Simmons College
Abliene
Tex
Sitmmons Estlege
Coel
Equinasiata ¢Lasses
Baby girl burns after fall into hot water tub
In Roswell New Mexico a 14 month old girl, Serena Hudson, fell into a kettle of boiling water while her mother washed clothes. The child suffered severe burns and is in critical condition. The incident occurred as the mother briefly entered the house.
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Rev W A Erwin To Remain In Socorro
At a Friday meeting in Socorro the Rev W A Erwin was unanimously recalled to the pastorate of the Presbyterian church for the ensuing year. Reports from various departments followed.
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W. A. Erwin
Socorro
Escarems So al. Maren
Sn Ie
Fragmentary note on Kangaroo Rats and land dispute
Fragmented OCR mentions Pighe Kangaroo Rats, Alaska? land, a tornado reserve, polsmnea grain, and a war theme. Key entities are unclear. no coherent events or dates emerge from the readable text.
Congress to Decide If More Oyre to Be Added
Congress expected to decide today whether two additional investigations by Solon may be authorized. The decision hinges on extending inquiries to include more names and potential cases in the long list.
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Solon
Congress
House to Act on Child Labor Constitutional Amendment
Congress to act this session on a child labor constitutional amendment as House Republican leader Longworth predicts progress. debates include Hat investigations into the aircraft industry and the bureau of engraving and printing, plus probes into land frauds in Texas Rio Grande valley and Chicago bribery inquiries.
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Congress
Bureau of Engraing
Daugherty
Teapot Dome
Shipping Board
Revenue Bureau
Rio Grande Vailey
Texas
Heflin
Alabama
Chicago
Copeland
New York
Senate
Moses
New Hampshire
House Nust
Neilson
Wiaseconsin
King
Illinoia
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Red River
Tan Gzaseline
District of Columbia
Wadeworth
Republican
McNary
Oregon
House
Bureau of Engraving
Independent
Houat Agricultural Committee
Judiciary Committee
Longworth
Ohio
Curry County Democrats Name Primary Candidates
In Currys county the Democratic primary drew under 2 560 votes with eight candidates for county clerk and a sheriff contest. Pat Wood, who won the sheriff’s post after a disputed election, lost to E E P Cannedy. Nominees include Carl A. Hatech district judge C M Compton district attorney J R Hull state senate Daniel Boone representative J J Hopper and others for county offices.
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Clovis
Nln
Currys County
Pat Wood
Sheriffs Office
Eef P. Cannedy
Carl A. Hateh
C. M. Compton
D Jr
J. R. Hull
Daniel Boone
J. J. Hopper
F. &. Dent
EE. Witherspoon
HH. al
Fife
J. F
Whlmich
Ambrose Lyy
Url Osborne
J. P. Cannedy
Capablanca Wins First Round in New York Chess Tourney
In New York on March 23 Jose Capablanca of Cuba captured the opening game of the international chess tournament. Capablanca's victory followed a series of strong endings and marked a return to form as leaders shifted after Dr Tartakower's fall. Aleksine of Russia defeated Janowski of France, updating the standings.
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Jose Capablanca
N. Y
New York
Cuba
Artahower Vienna
Tartakower
Isintiv
Boholjubow
Latvia
Aleksine
Janowski
France
Kiami Yates
Snes
Calvary Baptist church to rise with 15 story hotel tower
New York on March 25 the contract for a 15 story building combining Calvary Baptist church and a hotel was awarded. The project costs 2 600,000 and will replace the existing church. Pastor Rev Dr John Roach Straton said the hotel will help visitors escape vice and strengthen the church work.
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New York
Calvary Baptist Church
John Roach Straton
Ease in money attracts wide attention in New York
New York March 23 The pronounced ease in money attracted wide attention in financial and business quarters during the past week Call money on the New York stock exchange dropped to 2 1 2 per cent, outside markets offered 2 per cent Time money for 30 days 4 1 4 per cent for 60 to 90 days 4 1 2 per cent Bankers acceptances eased and commercial paper eased to 4 1 2 per cent Heavy gold imports and weak credit demand aided the easing, while tax timing and delayed payments reduced bank demands The bear and bull camps clashed over securities ahead of season high car loadings and steel output remained strong while forward steel buying slackened
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New York
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
Yankera
Bear Party
Daugherty Inquiry Moves Toward Records and Witness Return
Washington report notes Roxie Stinson’s cross examination as part of the Daugherty inquiry into whisky deals prize fight films and political influence. Quimby and Orr ordered to return as questions loom over bank records and possible contempt actions.
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Washington
Daugherty
Roxie Stinson
Jess Smith
New York
John Goroni
Fred C. Quimby
Tex Rickard
William A. Orr
Midland National
Washington Court House
Ohio
Wheeler
Daugherty Committee
Oil Committee
Harry F. Sinclair
Senate
Tormorrow
Oil
Havana
Cuba
Wheeler Catd
W. T. Underwood
Underwood
Palm Beach
Fla
Roxie Stinggn to Resume for Amazing Deal Story Today
Witnesses to finish reading letters support her tale in the Daugherty case. Roxie Stinggn resumes coverage as she faces ongoing legal proceedings and claims new evidence substantiates her account.
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Roxie Stinggn
Ftr
Paris Experts Report Split Over German Reparation Plan
The Associated Press says British members Reginald McKenna Sir Robert Kindersley and Sir J Stamp left for London amid reports of divergences in reparations talks. Officials claim no serious disagreement exists as work proceeds toward a joint report to be issued in April.
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Associated Presai
London
Reginald McKenna
Robert Kinderely
J. ©. Stamp
Cles
John Bradbury
Germany
Dawes and McKenna
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