World News Briefs From Capitals Across the Globe
The Soviet central executive committee frees Archbishop Zepliak and banishes him from Russia. Hugo Stinnes resigns his Reichstag seat as Germany faces currency strain. China orders the Soviet envoy Karakhan to leave, citing insulting notes. Senate probes tax refunds and Daugherty cases. Osage oil leases set record bids in Pawhuska. Multiple international updates follow, including political, economic, and legal developments.
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Soviet Central Executive Committee
Archbishop Zepliak
Russia
Hugo ‘Stinnes
Germany
Reichstag
German People’s Party
Stinnes
Peking
L. M. Karakhan
China
Daily Mail
M. Karakhan
Sinclair Gase Goes to Court Over Oil Probe
Senate oil committee votes to certify Harry F Sinclair to the District of Columbia for grand jury proceedings after he refused to answer questions. Debate considered Teapot Dome contempt charges, with court action likely. Reporter Harold Vivian of the New York Times to be questioned about a related story and Sinclair stock claims.
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Oil Committee
Teapot Dome
Harry F. Sinclair
Washington
Senate Oil Committee
Senate
District of Columbia
Sinclair
Harold Vivian
New York Times
The
Times
Will H. Hays
Republican National
Sinclair Oil
Hays
Indian Society Form Aims to Unite American Tribes
S J Soldani of the Osages, president of the Oklahoma Society of American Indians, says a nationwide constitution will be adopted at a Tulsa meeting in June. The move seeks to spread the society’s influence to all tribes and aids Indian welfare through advocacy and legislation.
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Oklahoma City
Society of American Indians
S. J. Soldani
The
Osages
Oklahoma Society of American Indians
Tulsa
Soldani
Oklahoma State Senate
Daugherty Brother Refuses to Obey Congressional Subpoena
Washington Courthouse Ohio records show Daugherty brother of the Attorney General stating he will not comply with a committee summons to produce Midland National Bank records where he serves as president. He says the request exceeds reason and follows counsel's advice.
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St . & Louis F. Bond
Senate
Daugherty
Curtis
Kansas and Elkins
West Virginia
C. Bascom Slemp
Coolidge
Sinclair
Doheny
Washington Courthouse
Reed Declines Indorsement in Missouri Candidacy
Senator Reed announces he does not want followers to seek the state convention’s indorsement or favors. He says this step comes after he failed to secure a decisive endorsement.
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Washington
Reed
Missouri
Seven Hurt in Collision Near Miami Ok
Seven people were injured when two street cars from the Northeast Oklahoma railroad company collided near Miami Oklahoma late in the afternoon. No fatalities were reported.
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Miami
Northeast Oklahoma Railroad Company
Here
Vanderlip Quits Firm Over Marion Star Sale
Frank A. Vanderlip resigns from the board of Continental Can Company of Syracuse after a statement about selling the Marion Star. News notes his departure as a consequence of that remarks.
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