U S Navy Oil Lease Validity in High Court
The Supreme Court opened hearings on the 1920 oil lease cases involving storage tanks for the Navy at Pearl Harbor California and the Bill Hill site. Doheny and Kellogg argued the act gave the secretary of the navy full discretion in oil use with no stated facts, while government counsel prepared to apply legal arguments to the claim.
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Warnit
Federal
Supreme Court
Elwerd B.lohems
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Bill Hillx
California
Frank J. Hogan
Doheny
Frederic R. Kellogg
Ho Bss
Kellogg
Keny
Secretary of the Navy
Denby
J. K. Robinson
Judge Advocate General of the Navy
Albert AB
Hogan
Loux
Coolidge Praises Miller Custodian In Daugherty Trial
Miller, ex custodial aide to government, accepted 50000 of a 441000 bribe tied to 7 million shares of Amican Metal. President Coolidge lauded his “efficient services” in a March 1925 letter read at the trial, replying to Miller’s resignation.
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New York
Miller
American Metal Company
Coolidge
Daugherty-Miller
William Rand
Questioned Answers on Carpenter Work and Night Safety in Marger
Mr Fitzpatrick faced a flood of inquiries seeking details from carpentry prospects to a man’s safety at night in Marger. He adopted a stock answer approach to satisfy all visitors, providing uniform responses to each question.
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Fitapetswe
Marger
Judges reopen ballot tampering probe in Dallas case
Two district judges charged a grand jury to reopen inquiry into ballot changes that affected an election suit. They urged investigation of threats against reporters and noted past assaults on editors linked to coverage.
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Associated Presa
Dallas
Vet
Pew
Allen Beale
Schyled Marshall
C. A. Pippen
Felix Robertson
Robertson
Hillyard
Brite
Court House
Glenn Pricer
The
Dallas Dispatch
Youth To Face Murder Charge In Limestone Fair Shooting
Corsicana dispatch says Hugh D. Butler 19 is set for Monday arraignment on two murder charges in the Limestone county fair shootings at Groesbeck. Leston Bolton 30 died Saturday night and Ben Long 23 died Sunday after noon from shotgun wounds suffered during the crowded midway attack.
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Associated Press
Corsicana
Hugh D. Butler
Limestone County
Groesbeyk
Leston Bolton
Ben Long
Employers Oppose Eight Day Week Plan
A government discussion on a shorter work week faces strong industry opposition. Beery argues the plan would raise production costs and consumer prices, while supporting gradual industry steps where feasible.
Knickers and Fortunes Pop Up in Early 20th Century News
A collage of short items reports Virginia Allen barred from school over modesty rules, a Brooklyn mayor marrying and kissing the bride, Suzanne allegedly posing for photographers in Paris outfits, Mrs. Ogden Mills defending wealthy women, and Britain selling a torpedo plane fleet to Japan, with a note to see a permanent address.
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Jeyfenville
Ind
Virginia Allen Cannos
New York
Suzanne
Paree
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Record Cow Bores Calves At London Farm
In Ontario near London, Ottie Ervin reports a cow that has produced seven calves and twins three times, a potential local farming record. The animal remains under ownership of Ervin with no other details provided.
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London
Ottie Ervin
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U.S. Naval
Says Coolidge
Save Fven
Liew
Pacandle
Chernoff
Womack’s Ladies’ Bob and Beauty Shop
Wilholt
Jimmy Walker
Broadway
Brooklyn
Ogden L. Mills
Japan
Great Britain
Madam Cheroff
Amarillo Furniture Co
Urniture CO
Taylor Street
Narven
Lester Sud
Tocree
Ami
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