Secretary Denby Defends Gourd Aval Oil Leases
Secretary Denby issues a public statement defending his approval of naval oil reserve leases. He argues legal transfers to the Interior department, legality and benefits of the leases, and says they protect government value and strengthen the navy. Senate oil committee reconvenes, with further hearings and possible inquiry into Denby’s resignation.
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Action Stop Rising Price Gasoline
Governor W H McMaster urged President Coolidge to curb gasoline price rises. He cited refinery profiteering outside South Dakota and urged federal action after state efforts to curb distribution profiteering.
Probe Threatened as Result Controversy
Washington reports a brewing dispute between the treasury and DOJ attorney Charles B. Brewer over bond duplication at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. House members prepared to revive the incident linked to Harding’s dismissal of 28 officials as Brewer presents alleged duplicate securities evidence and outlines investigation potential.
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Huntington Altrusa Club Receives Charter Banquet
Mrs. Anna Settle of Louisville presented the Huntington Altrusa Club its charter at a banquet honoring her. C P Snow president of the Huntington Chamber of Commerce and others spoke as about fifty attendees gathered for the event in Huntington West Virginia on February 6.
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Taft Ordered to Cancel Appointments for Complete Rest
Chief Justice William Howard Taft has been ordered by his physician to cancel all engagements and enter a period of complete rest. The instruction follows medical advice amid concerns over his health and a need to recover before resuming duties.
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Secret Wilson Clemenceau Pact Said Not Real
Lloyd George claimed in an AP interview that Wilson and Clemenceau agreed on Rhineland occupation. The British foreign office calls the memorandum routine and says no secret pact existed. Paris and London respond as French and British officials await exact text and reaction.
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Wesleyan to Play Davis and Elkins Thanksgiving Game
Wesleyan College athletic council approves a Thanksgiving football game with Davis and Elkins College at Elkins. It marks the Cats first trip to Elkins since 1912. Plans include a new athletic field with a steel stadium, baseball diamond, track, practice fields, and tennis courts.
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Taft Cancels Duties After Indigestion Attack
Chief Justice Taft, under physician guidance, has halted engagements and rests after an indigestion episode. He missed Woodrow Wilson’s funeral and postponed a New York trip while resuming work on opinions for February 18 reassembly. Doctors say he is not seriously ill and should recover in a day or two.
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Revolt in Mexico Near End as Rebels Evacuate Vera Cruz
Mexico City reports evacuations of Vera Cruz, rebel stronghold, with General de la Huerta and key aides fleeing aboard the San Lorenzo steamer under guard of the Zaragoza gunboat. Federal forces pursue along the Mexican and Vera Cruz railways toward Tierra Blanca as Cordoba falls.
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Milford Mine Disaster Declared Unavoidable
Crosby Minnesota February 6 official inquiry into the Milford mine disaster that killed forty one men continued under Governor Preus. Adjutant General Rhinow said pumps were added to the flooded pit but engineers remained uncertain about recovery steps.
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Chairman Green Opposes Mellon Surtax Cut But Supports Reporting Bill
Chairman Green of the House Ways and Means Committee opposes halving the present fifty percent surtax but agrees to vote to report the treasury tax bill. He argues the ultra rich will evade taxes at thirty five or twenty five percent and notes other nations impose higher levies. A committee meeting is set for tomorrow to vote on reporting the bill.
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Grand Jury Probes Veterans Bureau Under Forbes
A Chicago grand jury opened a secret inquiry into the veterans bureau led by former director Charles Forbes. After a senate investigation, witnesses were summoned and more than fifty people are expected to testify as the probe proceeds, described by Federal Judge George A. Carpenter as one of the century’s most important investigations.
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Woodrow Wilson Laid To Rest in National Cathedral Crypt
The nation mourns Woodrow Wilson as his body rests in Bethlehem chapel of the National Cathedral in Washington awaiting interment in a crypt. The temporary resting place signifies the end of his public service and the start of a long national vigil.
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Bryan Hails Woodrow Wilson At Alabama Address
William J. Bryan spoke to University of Alabama students praising Woodrow Wilson as intelligent courageous and patriotic. He highlighted Wilsons sympathy for the common people and his scholarly outlook with a belief in God behind his education and resolve.
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America
Bluefield observes Woodrow Wilson tribute with citywide halt
Businesses closed from 3 to 4 pm after a mayoral proclamation. A large audience sang America Taps as the Dugout hosted a Legion led service with Woodrow Wilson’s death remembered and a portrait placed on stage.
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Americans Nail Flag To German Embassy In Protest
Early today a irate group of about two dozen taxicab drivers and others attached a Stars and Stripes to the German embassy on Massachusetts Avenue. The flag was four by seven feet, tied to a wood staff, and placed on the central column of the portico. Police removed the banner by 8 am after a caller summoned them. No demonstrations occurred as crowds watched from the street.
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Woodrow Wilson Laid to Rest in Bethlehem Chapel
In Washington on February 6 Woodrow Wilson died and lay in the Bethlehem chapel vault as a grieving nation paid tribute. A widow, grieving, laid a handful of soft blossoms on his casket while Kingly and humble tributes filled the hall. The service drew crowds along the route from house to chapel with military honors as Mrs Wilson and family watched in somber privacy.
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