Teapot Dome Lease Rivalry in Sinclair Case Deposition
Deposition testimony in the government equity suit reveals that multiple applicants for Teapot Dome oil reserve lease believed their proposals were under Interior review while unofficial info circulated that Sinclair’s corporation owned the lease. Witnesses including Beatty Helms Kistler and Shaffer describe discussions with Secretary Fall about leasing to independent producers and the involvement of Mammoth Oil. The government’s case continues as deposition evidence is presented by special counsel Tomorrow.
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Teapot Dome
Prisst
Cheyenne
Wroc
Wirverniment
Anres
Mammothai Company
Stiller
Interior Department
Sinclair's Corporation
Gwen J. Roberts
Atlee Pomerenc
Janes T. Beatty
New York
Texas Oil Company
Frank E. Kistler
Denver
Producers and Hefiners Corperation
Birch Tleima
Texas Pacifi Cas
ON Company
Manitoth Company
Fall
Converna
Beatty and Helms
Kistler
Shorter
John C. Shaffer
Evanston
Mlingis
Aix
Pinneer Oil and Defining Company
Seapot
Beatty
Shafter and Mears
Fall Lesse
Sinclair
Helms
Mammoto Company
Teapst Dome
Gav
Neely Named to Key Senate Posts in Democratic Shakeup
Special to The Gazeteer Washington March 10 United States Senator M M Neely of West Virginia has been placed on the Senate judiciary committee after four years on the House judiciary panel. He also joins the District of Columbia committee. West Virginia people hail the senior senator for these signal honors.
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Washington
United States
M. M. Neely
West Virginia
Judiciary
Senate
House
Ennathema
District of Columbia
City of
Man With Gray Hair Searched In Perkins Robbery Case
New York detectives widened a morning sweep as they sought a gray taired man with a flat nose linked to the robbery of Mrs. Beatrice Perkins. Police ordered saloon inspections and dragnet arrests at Fifth Avenue and bath street amid a cleanup drive following the burglary that netted $25,000 in jewels from the Perkins home.
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New York
Srig
Beatrice Fay Perkins
Atuiekad
Chester
Mardiso
Metsea
York
Beatrice Fay Perkin
Vance
Milton Abelly
Nott
Nance
Abbott
Clare
Levy
Mrs W E D Stokes To Take Stand In Trial Of Husband
New York hotel owner Mrs W E D Stokes prepared to testify in a divorce and criminal defamation case. Illinois rules restrict spousal testimony, and prosecutors expect limited, closely curtailed evidence.
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W. E. D. Stokes
New York
Illinois
Rayford Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Murder Case
After three hours and twenty minutes deliberation the intermediate court jury in Rayford could not agree on the murder of William Fraker at Cabin Creek. The jury was sent back to the sheriff for further deliberations at 9:30. The trial, delayed by Frank Burdette’s illness, featured closing arguments by George E. Stowpart and J. T. Salisbury as spectators filled the crowded courtroom. The case, dated December 1, hinges on circumstantial evidence against James Carpenter and Dave Conley for the mine heist and the Fraker shooting.
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Frank C. Burdette
Shedr
Yeaterday
George E Stow
J, T. Salisbury
Carpenter
Dave Conley
Rayford
Justir Vrian
J and
Kitting Fraker
Revenue bill prep ordered by House members in Mellon plan
Washington March 10 Representative Henry T Rainey Democrat of Illinois says in a statement prepared for the congressional record that members of the house wavy and in bank committees have been mollified and will be called to Washington likely October to prepare a revenue bill He says the Mellon plan in the Ell whith will be reported out The Republican party would carry bravuga if the program is moved ahead
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Washington
Henry T. Rainer
Emocrat
Hisools
Congressional Record
House Wavy
Mellon
Rainey
Carnegieans On Trial For Riot in March 7 Court Session
The Carnegie residents faced trial today on charges connected to a March riot that left one man dead and several injured. Defendants include Walling, Finnerty, Kemntet, and others as attorney Pinks Theater Up Wasiting To provides context on the case debated by Judge.
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Carnegie
Jodie Dele
Wallhng Tt
Finnerty
Dose Diyee
Baw
Dices Metntytie
Hari MekKen
Thrathy
Tee Irving
Dawes to Speak at Lexington Concord Battle Celebration
March 19. Vice President Dawes has accepted an invitation to deliver an address at the Lexington Concord battle celebration on April 23.
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Dawes
Washington
Lexington-Concord
Warren Fails To Become Attorney General
Charles Beecher Warren of Michigan was rejected as attorney general by a 40 to 40 vote in the Senate. Vice President Dawes did not reach the Capitol in time to cast the deciding vote amid a contested adjournment situation.
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Coolidge
Michigan
Senate
Dawes
Reed
Democrats
Washington
Charles Beecher Warren
United States
Capitol
Senate Nomination Stalls Amid Tie Vote Debate
In a tense session the vice president rushed to the Senate chamber as Democrats pressed to close the roll call on the nomination. A 41 to 48 vote delayed the result while Reed moved to reconsider, and rival factions pressed for a definite outcome amid expected resubmission discussions. The roll call list included Senators from Pennsylvania, Washington, and others, with party lines reflected in the final tally and potential cabinet vacancy to follow if the nomination fails.
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Senate
Theny
Weed
Vennysylvania
Reed
Contiennilion
Tes Iy
Coffman Arrives as Legislature Opens Second Session
Practically all legislators have arrived in the city for the second session. Senator Coffman presided until morning adjournment and outlined a tentative program for the day. Several members left for family reasons, and committees plan four day adjournment to inspect the panhandle region while work on bills proceeds.
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Clyde H. ST
Motthaye
Joie
Seapion
Pitty
Repder
Charles Th. Coffman
Senate
Mrness
Coffman
Frinmis
Tudey
Edmunds Seton
Gabell County
Heese
Wwe
Ijunker Reynolds
Joint Building Committee
Keyser
Aether
Marshall County
Moundaville
Sheen
Glendale Hospital
Ima Jing Ae
Wright Magus
Kida
Jon M. Baker
Suddarth
Bo Highland
Keinty
Troy Hardyian
Aryiclet Ty
Olson Presses Germ Theory In Widow McClintock Case
A state inquiry follows the death of young McClintock from typhoid fever. Foster mother Miss Tepe and Dr. Faimian face scrutiny over inoculation doubts and alleged connections to a broader germ theory dispute. Jehu Marchand, farmer, testifies about letters and the Shepherds’ custody of the child.
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Haeyer
Jehu Marchand
Biber
Weld
Mim
Shepherd
Foster Facher
McClintock
Nannintys
Txatadle
Faimian
Prev Nualy Bn
Vietin
Quatye Urey Olson
Mantel
Tyil Court Woo
McClintorks
MeChiarock
St Maryts
Kan
Dudice Crise
Cdo
Predicted Ohio to Regain Coal Trade
A fragmented report notes Ohio forecasts recovery of coal trade. References to policy leaders, cost considerations, and potential regional impact appear, with mentions of committee discussions and financial figures. The text is garbled and includes several stray phrases and names, limiting clear factual extraction.
Local Murder Admission Stuns Town in Ancient Tale
In a murky recounted fragment, a 1700 year old tale unfolds of a lad's murder admission and ensuing political intrigue. Names of rulers, expeditions, and courts mix with chaotic imagery as observers note shifting loyalties, threats, and the weight of a contested verdict. The piece hints at a dramatic confrontation and a tense aftermath shaping regional power dynamics.
Hotel Proprieter Faces Eight Thousand Pound Claim
An unnamed hotel proprietor is pursued for eight thousand pounds in a dispute. The article fragment notes legal actions and financial claims tied to hotel operations, with incomplete passages mentioning fees and accusations. The details remain unclear due to damaged text.
Gary Denies Excess Claims in Tax Dispute Case
The statement by Gary, chairman of United States Steel, denies excess tax deductions for 2009 and 2020 amid an internal revenue bureau review. The investigation questions deductions for investments in war material products and the application of tax rules. Officials say no improper allowances were approved and the matter remains under review. authorities note possible legal action and ongoing inquiries.
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Spe Senet Gumi
Interne Revenue Bureau
United State Steel Corporation
Adlbert Ho Gary
Bury
Warren Sixth To Be Refused Post In U. S. Cabinet
A garbled 19th century report lists Charles G. Warren as a candidate for a U. S. cabinet portfolio to be joined by a group including Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon and Attorney General Daniel H. Smith, with several nominations rejected or uncertain amid references to 1840s figures and dates. The fragmentary text names various officials such as Henry Tancrels and David Henshaw in roles related to the cabinet.
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Marehih
Charles G. Warren
Onbeth Newines
Ometal
Thas
Brent Dent
Andrew Dathate
Andrew Jdoharan
Tunes
Af Warsinvaty
Thie Trenmuiry
Pune
Jone 'Pylere Anmen
Porter
Penny Ts
Vonin
Ft Ware
Drimary
David Henshaw
Tmouehue Aekin
Mies Rejveted
Fenanry
Cabel Caating
Wannwetth
Werretaey
Henry “Tanelecrs
Obio
Euerel
BSI
Rabbi in Bronx court on Coolidge charges
A Bronx rabbi from a small synagogue faces court proceedings over Coolidge related charges. The case details include parole considerations and the involvement of Mel Browne and other local figures as witnesses and organizers in the evolving inquiry.
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Bronx
Coolidge
Moffett Named for Second Navy Aeronautics Post
Washington March 10 Admiral William A Moffett was nominated for a second four year term as chief of the navy bureau of aeronautics by Secretary Wilbur. The bureau created four years ago would continue under his administration, with his term expiring in June. Wilbur praised his leadership and the department's policy as beneficial to naval aviation and organization.
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Toby Nent
Wittens A. Moffery
Navy Bureau of Aeronauties
Coshdee
Wilbur
Moffett
Mogfatt
Navy Department
Asus
Departimene
OSHS
Olivers
Muthinte
Mason Elected Mayor of Philippe in Local Race
Philippe voters choose Mason as mayor by a narrow margin while John Ramsey wins city clerk post by a small majority. Council seats fill with S Hawking in the second ward and a close contest in the fourth ward. party figures, names, and ward results reflect a tight local election.
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W. A. Crislip
John’ Ramsey
Alan Cristip
Julep
Marshall
W. A. Mason
Fhiipph Todayy
WA Crisily
John Ramsey
Alen Crisp
Alinger
Alee
Phila
Counclimen
Gopy Lowe
S. Hawking
Seeone
Joyglintdit Linse
Bfalone
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Kenwne
Jouatden
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Loess
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Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Mason
Philippe
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