Sinclair certified for contempt in Teapot Dome inquiry
Washington March 24 Harry F Sinclair lessee of Teapot Dome was certified to federal courts for contempt after refusing to answer further oil inquiry questions C C Chase also refused to testify Senate action seeks to present cases to a grand jury in Washington Other witnesses included Lewis W Baldwin and Harold Vivian who testified on related matters and alleged deals surrounding the 1920 Republican National Committee deficit and Teapot Dome lease outcomes
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Senate
Chase
Fall
Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
C. C. Chase
el Paso
Albert B. Fall
Nhe
Coolidge
Baldwin
Lewis VY
Empire Trust Company of
New York
H. Kars
Republican National Committee
Sinclair
Harold Vivian
New York ‘Times
Joseph J. O'Neill
Haya
Anh
Hays
Republican Nations Committee
Ladd
O'Neill
Vivian
Carmin A. Thompson
Cleveland
Ohio
Harding
Chicago
Charles E. Oclebhinger
Michael Circelli
Philadelphia
Martin J. Powers
James G. Darden
Éonn McGivan
Powers
Wyoming Naval Reserve
W.tarbell
Teapot
Walsh
Price McKinney
McKinney
Edward B. McLean
Washington Post
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Elkins
West Virginia
Judd
Montana
Aioses
Pomerene
White House
Dill Washington
el. R. Chapman
New York City
John S. Shriver
Senate Committee
Federal court term to open in Roswell May 6
A special term of the federal court will convene in Roswell on May 6 with Judge C L Fhilmins expected to preside. The petit jury will be drawn April 17. Several civil cases, including a number arising from the closing of national banks in the region, are slated for trial.
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Roswell
N. M
C. L. Fhil- Mins
National Banka
Indian Olayer Eto 40 Years in U S Prison
Santa Fe reports multiple federal and state sentences. Edward Yazzi, Navajo, jailed 45 years in Leavenworth for second degree murder of his wife. others include Guy Coburn one and a half years for Mann Act violation and Austin Beasley three and a half years plus fines. Additional rulings involve Grenado Sanchez fines, Pedro Martinez fines, and various jail terms for alcohol and firearm offenses.
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Santa Fe
Edward Yazzi
Phillips
Leavenworth
Yazzi
Guy Coburn
Austin Beasley
Izd
Robinson
Grenado Sanchez
Pedro
Puzzling Cost Dispute Over Soldier Bonus Estimates
Washington confronts rival cost figures for the soldier bonus bill. Senate finace chair Smoot releases McCoy actuary estimates placing total cost at 4.856 billion while House Green says treasury figures are absurd and asserts about 2.119 billion with adjusted compensation averaging 596.32 dollars.
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Washington
House
Smoot
Senate
Joseph McCoy
Green
Ways and Means
Bireaun Oaectusaries
Treasury
McCoy
Os Dave
Veterans’ Bureau
McCoy Firearms
Treasure Actuary
Robbed hair blamed for baldness in 1920s talk
New York editor Joseph Byrne told the American Master Hairdressers Association that robbed hair and tight hats cause hair loss. He warned the current generation would be bald by adulthood, while Charles Nestle called bobbing hair the greatest misfortune to women.
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New York
Joseph Byrne
Master Hair Ljpessers 4Sociation Fung
Byrne
Charles Nestle
Association
Al Jennings Returns to Spotlight Amid Old West Echoes
Al Jennings, once famed for train robberies in the western expansion era, resurfaces as the senate Daugherty committee plans to summon him to testify about possible links to a bid to trade the interior secretaryship for support connected to his late associate Jake Hannon.
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al Jennings
West
Senate
Daugherty Committee
Jake Hannon
Ship of the Interior
Treasurers Misconduct Charged in Guadalupe County
District Attorney Luis Armijo heads to Santa Rosa to file an affidavit by A N Cornell alleging Simon Serrano, Guadalupe county treasurer, falsified 1923 tax records and failed to turn over public funds. The sworn statement cites unlawful omissions and improper handling of the county tax roll and funds.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Luis Armijo
Fourth Judicial District
Santa Rosa
Guadalupe Country
A. N. Cornell
Simon Serrano
Guadalupe County
Cornell
Allere
Serrano
Corneil
A. N. Corneil
New Mexico
State Ecompatroler
Fultta
Simaon Serrano
Lawtua
Serrans
Simeon
Simon Sperrane
As County
Bec
E J Gibson Former Railroad Man Of This City Dies
E J Gibson longtime railroad man and former superintendent for the Santa Fe railway at Winshow Arizona has died. His wife and two daughters remained here where the girls attended Albuquerque schools. Gibson later served with the Flocksland group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Gibson
Ati
Sarita Fe Railway
Winshow
Ariz
Albuquerque
Gibson
Chamber of Commerce Dinner Reservations Needed Today
Secretary KB McKee of the Chamber requests all reservations for the get-together dinner at Franciscan Hotel Wednesday night be made before noon today through Manager MT Terrier. There is seating for 75 percent and no reservations after noon. All are invited, with special emphasis on ladies. Kenneth J Baldridge of the Rotary Club will be present.
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KB. McKee
Chamber of Commerce
MT. Terrier
Kenneth J. Baldridge
Rotary Club
Barbecue Planned to Promote Valley Drainage Education
A barbecue in Isleta on April 22 will promote drainage value for Valley landowners. Hosted by the Middle Rio Grande Reclamation Association with Rotary Kiwanis Lions and the Businessmen's Association, the event will feature speakers, entertainment, and refreshments for property owners across the valley.
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Isleta
Middle Rio Grande Valley
Middle Rio Grande
Indian Irrigation Service
Viana
Chamber of Commerce
Reclamation Association
Aurilee
Villey
Troen
Cot
Los Tainas
Grain exports show weekly changes in shipments
Washington reports weekly grain statistics with figures for wheat oats and in transit shipments. Measured totals include 1 310 000 bushels of grain exported and various comparisons to prior periods with scattered numbers and notes of in transit status.
Atlantic Fruit Liner Clynden Sinks Four Drownings Reported
The Atlantic fruit liner Clynden sank 606 miles off Cape Hatterna Saturday morning. Captain Nissson and two officers drowned. The remaining 24 crew members were saved by the steamer Cananova around noon Saturday.
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New York
Nissson
Clynden
Cape Hatterna
Wells may be drilled in Estancia Valley by state engineer
Santa Fe March 24 The attorney general says wells may be drilled in the Estancia valley by the state engineer under the 1922 appropriation act to study underground water for irrigation. Deputy State Engineer George M Neel received the opinion after a preliminary survey and a plan to drill several wells with 124 inch casings for water bearing strata.
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Santa Fe
Estancia Valley
George M. Neel
Estaneia Valley
Etratia
Helmick
Estancia
Threats to Blind Ford's Children Over Ransom Demanded
Detroit police disclosed letters threatening Edsel Ford with blinding his three children if over 1 056 000 dollars was not paid. Suspects Waslov Simek and Annie Khadik were arrested. Simek allegedly claimed coercion by Khadik who denies knowledge. Letters dated March 5 12 and 12 were crudely written and in Polish.
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Detroit
Mich
Edsel Ford
Ford Motor Company
Detroit Polles
Waslov Simek
Annie Khadik
Edward He. Pox
Ford
Heine
sSimek
Box
Simek
Hiladik
Czecho-Slovakia
1000 Barrel Oil Gusher in San Juan Field
A Midwest Refining Co well at Hogback Dome drilled six inches into oil sand and flowed about 1000 barrels daily before shutdown. Superintendent Webber travels to Gallup to confer with W. Stewart on completion. Nearby, A. Leidecker’s well near Farmington yielded 50 barrels at 2150 feet, marking the first commercial well off the reservation and suggesting a larger field.
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Parmington
N. M
Midwest Uhefining Company
Hogback Dome
Frank A. Webber
Gallup
Jd. W. Stewart
Midwest Refining Company
New Mexico
A. Leidecker
Leidecker
Farmington
Senate probes alleged land sale fraud in Texas Valley
Washington reports a Senate post office sub committee inquiry into alleged fraudulent land sales in the lower Rio Grande valley, tracing voluminous correspondence among the Post Office and Justice departments. The records cover 1921 1922 actions to continue cases against the W E Stewart company and a bid by R B Creager to move the Alamo Land and Sugar investigation to other agents.
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Washington
Senate
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Post Office
Justice Departments
Senate Post Office Committee
Moses
Republican
New Hampshire
Kansas City
W. E. Stewart Company
R. B. Creager
Alamo Land and Sugar Company
Kanenas City
Creager
J. M. Richardson
Rush PD. Simmons
Tt. Williamson
Philadelphia
Simmons
Daugherty
Haye
Barnum
New Mexico
David HH. Yirector
Missouri
C, CC. Madison
And
F. Zumbrum
Mayfield
Land Company
Poeat
W. F L. Martin
Madison
Stewart Case
Roswell Way Announces Record Magazine Issue
Roswell advertising notes begin work on the Roswell Way official chamber of commerce magazine. The March issue will feature illustrated articles on the resources of Roswell and the Pecos Valley. Initial print run set at 8,966 copies.
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Roswell
M. M
Mareh
Roawell Way
Roswell Way
The
Roswell Chamber of
Coaramerce
Froswell
Pecos Valley
How Smith Death May Be Investigated by Committee
The Daugherty investigation pause due to Senator Wheeler's illness delays hearings on Roale Stinson and Jess Smith. The committee plans to resume, pursue accounts at the Daugherty bank, and possibly reexamine how Smith died in Apartment Smith. Orr presented himself under a recall.
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Smith
Washington
Congressional Mill of Investigations
Daugherty Committee
Wheeler
Montana
Roale Stinson
Jess Smith
Brouxhart
Tomoryrow
Miss Stinson
Ohio
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Misa Stinson
Commercial Bank of Morris, Sharp and Company
Washington Court House
Ita
Midland National Bank
M. &. Daugherty
Daugherty Bank
Jeas Smith
Brookhart
Nevitt
District of Columbia
Fight OIF in Collision in Metz and Worraine
A collision today between the Ostend Basle express and a freight train in Metz and Worraine killed several persons and injured eleven others.
House Adopts 10 Million for German Distress Relief
Washington March 24 The House voted 409 to 97 to appropriate 10 000 000 for food for destitute men and children in Germany. Foodstuffs to be bought in the United States and shipped to Germany on Shipping Board vessels. Amendments offered and rejected, with Representative Fish pushing for adoption.
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HOUSE
Germany
Washington
Senate
United States
Jones
Texas
Underhill
Alassachusetta
Viva
Representative Fish
New York
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